Star.
London, England, 1818-10-30 00:00:00

EMIGRANT PROSPECTS IN AMEP.,

BY A TOURIST.
" The capitalist may manage to obtain,
cent. with good security. The Lawyer and tl
tor will not succeed. An orthodcx Aliniser
do so. The proficient in the Fine Arts sill
little encouragemett. The Literary man mini
The Tutor's posts are pre-occupied. The 863
may do as well, but not better than in Lond
less be he a man of superior talent and 1;17
for such requisites, I think, there is a Ere(
The Farmer (Mr. Cobbett says) must lair%
and be but scantily remunerated. The Clerk
Shopman will get but little more than their be
lodging. Mechanics, whose trades are c,l
necessity, will do well ; those not such, cr
derstand only the cotton, linen, woollen, sly
enware, silk, and stocking manufactures, ca
taro employment. The labouring man will
particularly if he has a wife and children,
capable of contributing not merely to the co:
but to the earning also of the common stock.
" In going to America, I would say genc
emigrant must expea to find not an earner
cleanly people, not a social or ge.rerons reel
a people of enlarged ideas ; not a peoples
opinions, or tnwardi whom you can ezp,.,
thoughts Erie as air;' not a people .
advocates of liberty in Europe r.et a. -2t,'
understand liberty from ir.vestigati.A
ciple ; not a people who comprehend t
the words honour,' and generosit:

hand, 11c will tind a country- i.oiieised of
lightened civil and political ailvA.l::IN
reaping the reward of their own lalav-r:.

paying tithes, and rot subjected tcAea-.2;
without representation ; a people wit'i a.,
tional debt ; a people without spies ar.c:
a, people wit:lout an enormous standi .....
people in possession of an extent of
I of sustaining an increase of millions 2:1‘1 to..
lions of populatiOn ; and a people r ror a
towards national wealth and greatne

Notwithstanding these sPltadid
the lugubrious train of woes, past, actu,
spective, to which they seem intends.: as
it really appear., from the testimony nt a
too partial to this country, that England i
ferable country for Eno/i> men ; that is
ing themselves to the I nited States, they :
into the condition of esilec, and submit to
sidered ; and that they moist purchase tb
exemption from taxes and extension of civil
the sacrifice of many physical and moral bl
which they have been accustomed, and tea
to be the fruit and prize of liberty. It ma
be infer red that if the question of prefermi
be decided by the English resident in Amei
votes, excepting those of a few fortunate k
and some miscreants, would be unreserve
your of their Native Country.

The GI:o.51 at Kennington-Cross has tee
the attendance of two Police Officers, wile
covered that the horrid didurbstances were
of some mischievous female servants.

A sparrow's nest, in which -.-ete fire
taken, a few days ago, by a 1 id, in the neje.
of Maidstone ; a singular ciicumstarce 4t
vanced period of the year.
The banns of marriage hare teen We
successive Sundays, in the chinch of l
Wiltshire, of three couples, all of whose
names are John and Jane I

• At the last Leominster Quarter Sessions
indictment was found against a man for
meanour, in selling his wife, on the 16th
public market of that town, for 2s. 6d.
IcEtastn.—ln the course of the year
births in this island amounted to 1.517
number 688 were of the male, and 629 of
sex ; 187 were illegitimate, and 44 still-1
ring the same period the deaths amount
leaving an excess in the number of birth
of deaths, of 389. Of the deaths, 86 s
Isioned by accident, such as the fail of aval:
and 14 died of hunger.—Hamburgh Cone
MURDER AT PORT SEA... Friday right
cious murder was committed on the body
of the name of Huntingfield, aged '74, w:
Orange-street. and was a shipwrigkt
yard. The old man had retired to bet as
in the morning, about two o'clock, a male
covered his wife in the yard, partly teeth
she not answering when he spoke to her, tl
induced to call the landlady. They fca
on the stairs, who told them she. had 1.1
and her husband murdered, by two men
faces blacked. Suspicion has fallen on tit:
had several marks of blood on her cicc'•:e'
custody. The deceased had six or se
wounds on the skull, supposed to have tv
with a hatchet. The woman has been tai
sea, from Portsmouth Jail, to view the
does not wish to see it, and has given th
different accounts of the affair: at first,
the old man had broken a blood-vessel it
by a fit of coughing. The deceased but
lent character, and the wife a very bad c

BIRTH.
Sunday, at her house in Langhans-place, the Lad
Lanham, Bart. of a daughter.

MARRIED.
At Corry, Skye, on the 7th Wit. Lieutenant ,1
Mackenzie, of the Madras Horse Artillery, to
daughter of Lauchlan Mauna, Esq. of Latter
This morning, at Newington, Surrey, Mr. 1
Betalph-street, Colchester, to Miss Sarah Griffis,,
of Mr. Daniel Griffin, of Drayton Beauchamp, E

DIED.
At Ktrkness, on the 18th inst. Henry altial
to the signet, Edinburgh.

PRICE OF STOCI
Bk. Stock 274}
Reduced rill
Cons.7B 77i 78Bi
3} per Ct. sq 87
4 per Ct. 954 96 9.5}
Navy 105;
Long Anns.‘..l)!i

:ICS ITSTERD
llndia Stock ‘.
India Bonds 1
Exch. Bills I!
Oma. i dis. ;
Celli. ter Ac,
78ilfiii
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