The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-12-17 00:00:00

YEA' 30L711 WALES.

Many of one F..erders will po doubt Ire gratified to see
h ter ths tew remote r:olouy. &stirred to receive the
ontr•lsts of our owl. society, augut...it iu its population,
its strength, and resource:. ..%11 tills furnishes the
reflection ant! the presa7, that sac day this new infant
establit.hmenr. nits become: an indepcodent, and perhaps,
iniitieal sta.e. it is the rout's,: of nittire it should
be so; 2041 oath id arts and arms perhaps many of
those ancient, corrr.;:t, anti wormont governmuits, which
now insoientiy profit by (ilia:tad of protecting) their
own populous strii.iress.
Ily the ship Surrey, Captain Rain*. Nero Sox4 Wa;es
aszeftes to tire 9.:.ith of .laly last bore been rereirrth
They contais stliacr..mis regarding the present tom:lion
tad pro;e-ted isrf.roveinents of that tolory. We have
only room to subjoin the tbllow:rg prop »a for the
establishment of a Car' tigi-ballt at Sydney Cove, anal
that such eXV.lhmt int:dilution will Mc..tt rith all the
escaurageto-ur a hick its ftiersit Val eorWinate Or its
Maliv je.orre • -ishe New Semi, :.ark raid •
12i per rev, of a halGyeariy some teaure
the witli A; the ;itiercy :
/mertess To cerbrwrs ON VIM AItOVVAL I AND re i
VOL AItILL saeragas. MVCItANICS, Ai3tVANTS. AND
/....13011141114 Of %Ill: COL:!NT OV NEM 1110e1M WALEV
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MA Eli 4ellAncy Coversorsklacqoarrie has eoutmanded
this plan of the ravings bank of the colony to be printed
at the miens* of tiovecoment for yone information.—
Nosy of Sr.o briny seas 0 i money from Fog laud.
Tout own sa. urge, or the beauty of your friends, and have
be place of wife. dt tmi:terthemuttonlandingl.ithisrule
sp. Instead of ttusting those anus to ony private Intl:1.1-
(1831, you are reconowmiled to place them in the Milk
Savings-bauL, at Ms. Robert Campbell's, sen. merchant,
in Ocorgeutireet, tirlncy ; at Mr. H. Sl'Arthuem WA.
&trate and merchant. in Parramattu ; at Mr.
foxes, VI indoor; or at Mr. Moore's. magis.
actordirg ett the destittation of your

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residence is the colony. These gentlemen in general
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open the bask books only at a certain hoar n every
ireek; but in your ease of recent arrival, they will re-
rely. your money at any time. For every one pound
which the sum amounts to you will have a printed re-
eipt ; and fur every pound which yen shall leave in
their hands a wholr, year,yen will receive :a. 61 more,
by way of interest of it ; but for every tumid rhich you
take ont before the year is tromplete, yon wilt receive
tot interest ; and so on for as many other whole years as
yon mar leave any number rof whole pounds in the
bauker'a hands, you will receive as many snail of Is. Cd.
besides the original auto.
It will be the same with any savings, as low as 2s. rd.,
which the small settlers, mechanics. servants, and la-
bourers, already arrived in the Colony, can snake out
of their earnings or wages; anti the money of wive or
other limner' will be received ft 1411 and repaid to them.
and net their husbands. But these present inhalti•anis
will only be allowed to make their deposits, and all ran
only be allowed to reclaim them, at the time in every
week appointed be the banker of the disti 04.
I: must be perfectly understood, that till tnarirlepn;
make up a complete round or pounds, you met trirt to
the entries in the banker's ; butt for every p•-ind
you will lia:e a separate printed reeript, signed by him ;
and if you have any rumplaint to make agaitist et. han-
ker, you most litst give him no:iec, and then make your
romplArt, ei•lier personally or by letter, to tire Cur--
mince at their neat quarterly meetipg, the time an•
place of which you will see advertised in the Sydney
Gezet.:. bANSLON FISLD.
(Juke of the tiptoes Court) President.
Sydney, June 6, kill.

,It a Meeting of the Inhabitants of the Colon:: of New I
South 11"alet,., holden at the New fivneral Pospitel,
Sydney, un Saturday, the sth day of Jnne, 1419;
Ilia EsteHenry Goys mot llacquarrie in the Chair : I
Resolved, 1. That the present no...ti tug hare long it-
nessed with sorrow the catravagance and inspro i,lence
which the pour settler', mecisanic., ..erv:mts, and labour-
ers of tins colony leave fallen into, t eason, first, of their
having no eneon:agement to save their earnings, and
secondly, of their baring, fro.n the peculiar circumstam
ces of thee colony, no place of safe deposit fur those rain. I
ings, whereby paysnents fur produce or labour are gene-
rally made to them in property sr barter, in which
account both the Limier and tile property are rated upon
an artificially high and ..se little money that passes
is quit} f• nis
whit
spirt liquor or gambling:
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a sj..cm nsasmy teuds :n keep them poor, vicious.
and unmarr.ed, and it, therelose, of the deepest- injury
to the colony,
2. That it appears to this Meeting that a great ran oil
these evils wo.i'd hr remedied, and habits of eronota:.
industry, sad saa:riounty generated, by one of those v.-
! cent and lamlebie institutions of the mother cva:d7y,
caked a ::aviags•bar.:c.

S. T'.4t Mr. ft. Campbell, stn. of Sydney •• Mr. 11.
WArthua, of Parrainatta ; Mr. W. Cox, jun. of Windsor ;
and ..Ir. Moore. of Li reepuol, he duly authorised by the
Committee hereinafter named of the New Smith Wales
Savings With, on every Saturday, at ten o'clock in the
morning. or at such other day and time as they cial.9
appoint, to open a hook for the receipt of any sum. not
less than 2s. &1., from any poor person of his uri;h-
boorboad, male or female, marred or singlv, and for
the re-pa:,mcnt of such mu on demand, but only at the
canto day and time.
4. That these depositaries or bankers shall not be re-
(init.-el to give the dvositors any. written receipt 01 ae-
knowledgment as long as the sarrig!is under tit. turn of
It.; hot shall receive and repay money under that sum. I
upon prsonal tit,elit of the tieosi tor. or other evidence
at dierreion, simply recording the fat: is the &mit.

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5. That in:Lined:etc Ir u-onsnO:lnosit haring ailment-
ed to one pound, the del 'niter shall' receive a fainted re-
ceipt for the wile, si osed by the banker, 1,1E054'01, upon
evety such aunt having remained in his bandr for a row
plete year, lint not otherwise, he liable to pay to the tie-
positer, or his legal perannal reprertntatire, the further
stun of Is. fwl. by tray of interest, fur es cry sueh poem!,
tot every such complete year that it shall have been lei
in the hands of the hanker. _ _ _

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6. That esti) of the depositories or bankers of the
New South Wales Sayings-bank do forthwith give to
the t:mstres, hereinafter nanmil, .nch landed security as
the Lu•iimittee, hereinafter named, shall think sufficient
to cover the anemia of any sum which may proh.hly be
lepoAt'esl in his Lands, and Jo become 'mind to the said
truiters to repay all deposits with interest, as herein-
before usentione3, to the reverel depositor., or their legal
pent/U.l; representatives.

We Kaye seen a letter frr:rn Sydney, New Icatith
Wale!, dated Jaiy 22, -ri-ich specks 'very high
tunas of the increr.r:r7 prnsreritv of the ellony;
and we estrnet !IT fe'llowing passages:

The latires co,tinae Far-iless; the liovereor
Fns es•al-lished a 'OlO3l for the aaiee childrca, zilch
gee:redo well, theech seve.-.1 rf their :.*rents are everee
to bring their chillreu to rueire lie3erite of ..e.see.
lien, 'test it should be intended as a -nests if essleving
them eiterwards ; least, so they ca.! . • iartheir au-
eonth rrin:wr, tam yea understsn.l. The children
are ereey Cbristotas regaled with padding. aad heel, and
rewarded accord:ll-s to impror...•nent in tri;ting.reatl-
:o;. Se These choriginee are a r!, Age peo-
ple; tbere is yet but little known of ti-eir c,•stouis ; they
certainly believe hr a vorl aati evil spirit, of which lat-
ter they are most terribly feurfal. You wontil ha sur-
prised at the hardihood with whi,th they bear the most
dreadfal blows; when any one of tlieri•Lai committed
me.: le:, sr a ny cit'ter great o:Tentw, he ls sentenced to stand
; this is ye: formed by the culptit, fur-
ut:;ll,l only smith a shield, tte.alitig in the centre of a
piece of remind, and before n certain number of his tribe,
wha are to throw so mane elobs, or 1 should rather say,
t.prars at bit-% which if he ten ward off, so as to escape
.th life, he is pardoned. The natives also begin now to
Ihave a !i tile more arse of decency, and feel the pro-
priety of clothing. Lischt-hoese bail just been finish-
ed, and is considered a 17.:UitrlieCt. of its kind; it is
3S:s fret Irons the its:l, aad tl•e l• :lit is discoremble at a
distaaco of tigtit 1-.cat'. riitoe chnrehes being
built : tint deste•n of oils to le.. erected at Sydoey is to be
forwarded to En„ Inn I ; it is :CI be in the Gothic style.
Osu!letsan here is 1::::li.r.te• a very magnificent lions.,
contaiirie; I benquttiug.rteiat thirst-six feet in length,
having a double row of pillars, of the Grecian orner ;
and I assure you our ton n begins to near a very respect-
_ attic appearance."

We are cry to learn that Lord Eglinion has
bees col-aide:slily WOrao within these few days.—
(Giaegow Ch rositle.) •
On Sur.rtay mornin,r very early, a gentleman from the
asettery. (ro:!.iirg to town for saedtral wasistairce in a
.wahe of dolievtie ilinesr), was violentl, *walks' by
two ialoivs ou the road near Hill-foot Sridge. from
whom, lidwem.r. after a der;ierate struggle, be escaped
witismit be i. rAhhi•ii. Oa his way to Sheffield. he ob-
served mangy iennirrly and drunken groupie, who most
have 'pent part of the night iu public Istsaaes, at
1 unlawful lin.:rs and among Clese, some, wittwe wretett-
ed and rag:r..l piped to Indicate tbe
Fv. • riy.—(.!;.

Tees, jai.. near
trate. at L?rcriod