The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-04-20 00:00:00

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TO WEST INDIA Pls NTERC —impectadt
a improvements in Pt. %PITA TlOll CON MiltlllYekleit
11101.1Porm,aeoti pruduce.vi mama tettlucttue et exposer,
"metre their Negro.% atel dielinith &ill their taboo..
Pa, Ite recited qt., hpibComell) tt the Meeefetertter
Ihsbn goler,
toer, and loireittor a the Palest Admit,
'deice. rand. Limbilb.
Tigre loorderalibts etrttttL,e MO.* 4/4 the veer fret otaisi•
bide to the interest id the I.l.nter ; a.tilher •thege Ina ia
Ike l'ethiltrs. Mete rat lalyerlant e w relay taallemed by fret-
tektites of Metros rtopeetnbillty.

WN 11l NOV PATENT WINDOW
WRIOKT. Carpenter, Jobe's', sad tinder.
talker. 'Theulmile,..nowl. Red Lousi-msvetv. HoWine,
heirs sponeintedllin she Foresee, how h. remise, the PA-
TENT MIUTTERN in Trim sex Coiniirr, which soy be
applied in Shop rem" we *Nodose in Uwellisyr• houses. either
',side sr evade g also in pad at Roam.. err to enclose Goode is
Shots for B..oheise Dews. a 0 cosbisirtß varions *demise*.
es &Insister. Venenon Slade. or Sim blind inside la its nor.
wad piniceinely teener i. its place se a iMsnerl.a lIA4 Win-
dow nor be opened nod shut i. the &twee of a'
rm. vattscloin .vier ..s ii,.,.. wisest a louseinsomas
erne of a Wheinwillvd op ciesiplewb •
11, Will's, is farther rspoaeted I. ruse* the posiellryie lel
other 81113ders, and N direr them to excrete Ow lase.
N. K. Ali liven in be pest 1

RkkASIRI.
WE ere reqoetted to direct tho attention of per. I
Amu seined wl.b 1111•144 or bodily decay, remiss de-
talky. laword onmlngs, ton trlappeaite, INN/titian. depend.*
of
sp trembliug ar •holt hie rte h orlooterhaidt mod ecei
ether kind of Propene, nrlbiner, eleernied thrusts, seminal
wrahrom, pains h the linno not joints, cessioarpaire habit,. bed
all nweillutimed eimpLiints. heowsliately iv ..he trial of the 1
eeirioritotli CORDIAL. HALM OF K A KASIRI, or !!ware's
laßJhble Restorative. uprepered cad 1-114 wbakulle Ind
Mall, by C. J. Jordan M. the FAN Leedom Medical
Ertatdithauret, 7, Cenesne-eintet Reed. St. Onwstr's Is the Err,
Loudon. It Is intiyerodly nelenoiledged a he the most
eccentric sod powerful rertisnuiye is all the .have cone
plaint, ever th•cnieted s it nine tire Mood, men the
new violent peter I. she bend ned stmeeth. and promoter'
rade perspiratiort.-11 is utterly imp. tilde for Inntiunr
to ripens, or elegance to extol. nolfielently the value of
thin awiederiel and inrompuvable Medicine le notorine health
to the alsirle.l, and gives* vigour to tbs. Reed r tbnu,al4s 4N,
hag been rented to ;wenn meth!. rifler !Hying been it. re.
doted by &Inns dbenses. an to have hero dinpnised nf. net
oily by their (medley, be also by thew prnfe.sinn..l nitentku.to.
10411. by appointment of the Proptirt-r, in node. 11.. mirk
or two ipontities in one, enrh t or four qbantities intone
Nosily bottle, for rft.,isev loglnded, h• which nee Ile. !title'
is sated. The. Seettlmolde 111rdiciee will keep he mit elimates,
nod why he lied of Koren, nod Sons. Fleet.aarkes s Ypde. 40.
Cowden; H. .1. Person, 101, Scrawl; J. Mirk/I,de, 193,
Sound ; Rinke. 56, Pseeeililly l Bather. 14, Ostod. tr..ri
Chineler. 714 Oxford streets To', 10. Middle-row, liolbotn
sod bribe mom respectable Modular Voider. ferrety part of
the k oei.
Dr. .J. Joreao tuber this cronel opperteeily of nit-
neeneleg to tee rehhe, that he sell gevosei his study euriessie-
ly le the run of sraniceiar eemplainis; as it regular meatier of
the Royal College of Physicist.. be oleos a speedy and perma-
nent rare fee every elms of apnoea retaliation; diree-es,
beerver long sinnang. ee ef themes, lartetriate kind. are by his
' row sad reperier mode ofireariontspredilyased effeciesiUyeens4.
Dr. C. J. Jnrenn may he emeothed, by all cooks' Gem eine ie
the mensing till eine la the eyeshot as the 1%11,4 Lund" Medi-
cal Establishers., 7. Cannes-wren Road. war the t.:oveliurr

dal R.ail ooropelie. Si. lo the F.ri7t:

IMPORTANT ADV ICM.

........
EN Mew of Alamitos MI pfaeselenal
siLII4 u e pererweeirre istravosors to dheader the east
gae sad weeds reetbeal of Deana( a few peeraillog Mews,
the serniefel resell of thtlr expeetece Is the beet roof of se-
prt
Users. 00911 end Co. Ildeebies of the Royal Caper of
gargess, here been indeed to sot, the core *the fill wise
the ebjert of their partieelar Addy, ,st. a cereal,' Disorder.
freerasoly cerracted to a weaseat of inionication, toad its cos
coroitaot., Strictures 04 alerts, ethos'. he an esproyer
ore speedily sad 'Shoed', meat an-wits prblbtfi whether
at biro fete Bee. haoaliao Itelelgeores. lon rethienee M ware
asides at n own anlitety vire, too ..ft.-.0 anhapiely pawed
by the yostkof both sees, es the oar earlair strait'. ..e bee
meets hod le the other a moseroos Hasa of nervous di...ash
*hit b, If MI thltely telleditd.lereihtate Is imp/oleic' and rel.
oseeptos. la this illeetwatag mate or det.ility of debrteery,
•bether the eorellpeare rf voth bawls' lest., or ari-log front
Ism other came. by Oath the powers ..f the efoothettoe ba
rose esteebeW. as ersdarty Seared Sarver" of Loot‘.*, they
ibirrr a drat, We, heall ipet4y iellotittlaw so used sail eliesewes
heal:h.
Cow seal Co. itelb.iveir professing the cure it Ito*
partiealar compkisle. U bider tans they may a. 4 hr. by a
mission few, masked with the obloquy no jowly waggled in
lbe les-riot empiric, 'blot it bet juror to themselery tie Mate
lbal they hale heed propel, rescued and bnlioted hie every
bra** 14 lite prnfeadoe (rertillentre of it Ai, It, feet Aircrew
Molokai, lad terisesites from the MOM illliOlrOi
they See to eisamoce say teqober that the .urees Melting
boa 'heir eidetismors dna kindred info to quit the practice of
the general Poartlehatee. mat Mew promo that doer pew"-
isasitete a fair greed for the seareereeeted reolidrate
▪ Int a Mot they haw, by the PuWit been so liberally he.
awed.
The reale of a lore and exteo.ive practice has enolded the.,
by a srperlor teethed. In *doge erarreal complaints. b..te.
ewer laeeterate or cerebrated, widow sobjeetiog lie palest
to the reetrolot to diet or ',terrier ; sad is regent irises,
where en tatty opal -oaks is wade oa /Wooer, of the infer-
Mon, thee frequently palms s erre la the Motel space of two
Sate. The soefteeeeesed *eve. of their mode of trentereat
nitwit has Dever peeress Lowe me fail la now itugle iIM4M-e. in a
01Wtire at twenty years. dish' which period many Mina:matt
',moo of both Sean hays Mien eared, eyes offer weer, mad
iajarioue rethnde Mane bees pomace by other Prartilioaers.
*lslm effect), Wires lanai to tints politely tiler their ad-
vice.

twwwbfdl abilf by i'olkoh of obelir as. whb Were.
re. efelieory, erd alientioa.—Lettrie from tbe rootorv, coonvo.
424 the portlethus at rbe e.er, ace, sal aatherr of Ink* in-
c law.' s reassitalic,. dale ahewled In. sad Advice nod
eh* forwarded lb ally part at the PC totimn.
GOSS bad Co. 31.Q.U.Seripraia, is, ?iisvcrie-stratl, Pion-
&trot t, Laadua....

pabiliind (Tref% MitWe).
THE /WES LI YE, • taanlier emary ibe above
dhows. 11y GOSS and C• Addreand ti Sir Tema and
Ifouriet /if both fieset. Sky 0• had •• 10, Prtetwasfer-ns, ;
66, Pan-Mall ; 14. Gerranl-MWI ; la, letP•ircei i and a
an goeknatels. Prfee es.

EMiGRAITION ro rrs UNITED STATEN.

The following interesting Nitrrativ• of &edema.
stances which attended Air. Parse, late •f Havant,
Hants, in filing upon a new abode in the States of
klastica, has been received by his family :

" livurtllk. Indiana, P 0,. 27, ISIS.

" The time ie et Peng% arrived eo long desired, so
Teas ansionsly looked forward to, and which will, I
confidently hope, answer see wishes and espectations,
and abundantly repay oar esertions with plenty and
comfort.—Do not think this a hared,— I banner,
reason to hops and espect its reality.
" The Int time I wrote was trots Jeffersonville,
Falls ef the Ono. We descended in the afternoon,
and proceeded all together down the River—Mr.
Maidlow having altered his intention of t►avelling
through the emery. Our voyage down the River
has been remarkably slow, owing to the lea• state of
the water. On the first of the present reentb, we

heeded it Framerlle, sae wile end • half above the
meeth of Pigeon's Creek, wilds yen will Sod marked
'in Bliebbeek's bhp. Uwe Mr. Moialow purposed
mash" the country ; the disteace to Princeton being
bet Harty miles—thence to the Profits' forty more
while the distance by water is newly 'mice as mech.
We landed early in the sorbing, and were "'renal,
perseeded by General Keens, the fowler of eke
tears, end see.eral of she inhabitants, to go so farthic,
by water, as this was almost as near a poist as stre weld
halal to the Prairies, and a preferable road to say
triter added to this, they wished es to see the caw-
ley beton,' this place end Princeton, where they
staid snots English families were settling, in cons..
quake of taking a dislike to the Prairies. 'fbis be.
lag decided, prtih ell expedition we prepared fur our
'Wearies neural... .on after Rion wallet wader
abgel-411nre le, aomeseend eve jesuitry with Mr.
w, his two sone, Mr. Dunk, fear Wow pas-
seepn on board the ship, and myself ; !netts, Kings-
tory, Ms wife, and Mrs. Dunk and her child in the
beet. Oar road to Princeton lay through ',bat are
called barrens ; set that the sit is unproductive, bet
from the thirteen of the timber, come of which are
termed open barrens, being no other than *mail prai-
rie". We spent some time in lookieg 'resod es, and
did not reach Princeton till the nest day (Monday),
Meg tolerably well pleased with the eoustry we hod
seen. At Noniron, the sickly rate of the Prairies,
during the summer season, was streegly spoken of,
which made as waver, whether to proceed, or mike
this the end of our journey. 04 considering that we
had travelled many theussed miles with the *vowed I
iutention of seeing the country, it would be a sort of
cowardice to stop short when within forty miles of the'
place. Theo the next day we agsia set forward, es-
cept Mr. Maidlow, who, having ought a horse,
stayed instil the morning after, bat overtook OS on the
road. The first dwertiog we or rived at on the Prairies,
owned by an Englishman, was Mr. Delors' (formerly ,
Editor of the Cooterbely Paper we believe). lie wee'
from home; Mrs. Flower', however, pee es some is.
freshment, end we moved on about too miles farther
to Mr. Birkbeck'r, when we took our dinner 'Kb
him and his family. These Prairies are beautifully
situated, and will, when cultivated, be deligetfel.—
From Birkbeck's there is a prospect of twelve or fear.
teen milei—such an estensire view I had not before
witnessed; it reminded me neck of England. Much
of the land his a gently rolling, uneven surface •
some too much en the level ; this is wet and sickly, het
when brought into cultivation and dr steed, iv Ili Ilmeilt.
less be madly ashealtby assay other part. Indeed, I '
billet. the Prairies to have new a much worse chorea- I
ter then they deserve, with respect to health, consider-
log the privations strangers hate been obliged to an.
tare; perticaterly such as bate been need leash beds
sod warm rooms. It is a matter of astoisishaent se
little sickness has been experienced : numbers throtig-1
iag from all quarters could bad neidser lodgings nor
provisions, and were obliged to camp net night after
bight, or at best sleep in unfinished cabins, almost as
much exposed to the elements, as when camping oat.
—We have hitherto always bees fortunate enough to
meet with • bed. Mr. Birkbeck informed es he bad
no land for sale; he thought there was not even a
quarter remaining, bet what was either promised or
sold; that many applications had been made by letter,
by Intimate acquaiotances, for whom he was obliged to
esteems. reserve. I believe if we tad much pushed
him to it, he would have found us ti quarter-section
each ; bet heti.' felt pleased with the country we had
passed, sad disliking the advanced price of a dollar
per acre, with not hating a chance of a prime situa-
tion, decided us to retain when we could have a
choice of anentered land et two dollars. Most of the
land berth entering in the innwediaieneighboorhood of
Birkbeek, has heel bought up by an English specu-
lator, by the name of Donlan, now residing in Loa.
don. There is much unsurveyed prairie, which will
be for sale neat summer ore superior fissility to that
already purchased. [A:seetion of land is 640 acres ]
" After breakfasting with Mr. and Mrs. Flowers,
we again tamed *sr faces towards Evansville, taking
Harmony in the reed. This is • town of Gannr► set-
tlers, who bete every thing in commoa, and are under
the command of a priest, of the name of Rspp, who
governs them with more arbitrary sway, than the most
tyrannical despot of Europe. We now returned to oar
boat; when, after ilesb rigging ourselves in a suitable
manner for getting through the wood:, wregain started
lend-hauling; and, after a week'ssearch, we ell found
what pleased es. Mr. Middles lade the first entry of
Iwo half sections, &boat twelve miles frem this place. I
objected to the distance, as tee great to go and return
la one dal with a load to rearitet.. Mr. Dunk thought
is I did upon thissebject; and webers entered adjoin-
ing quarters of 160 natal' acre' Net, eight miles only
from this tows mod the River, which will always be
a certain market for all kinds of produce. This
town of &instills is yet in its hammy (of about two
years' growth) ; bat it isa very fejt growing town.
Some of its inhabitants sten inert it will become a
secead ancinatta, or, et till rands, to be to the
state of Indigos whit Limestone is to Kentucky.—
The advantages it Niemen ere, that by a considers.
Me bend of the Ohio, It is the nearest landing place
to Fort Harrison to Vincennes, sod Princeton. It
is elan beaked by a good healthy country, which is
settling With esuroisting rapidity, and must ulti-
mately breams • town of considerable Importance,
thresh weer, patois*, to rival Clnelunsta or Mays-
ville. The said Mr. Dank has entered An the rood
pa.sieg threat\ it from Everisville to Princeton ;
mine Nes behind it, and is three or four hundred
yards (rem the reed at the nearest point. The food
is more broker than Mr. Maidleit% but not too
much se for ceillestion ; It Is also more heavily tim-
bered, but has some vacest places witch con be im-
mediately cleared—pertept, overly forty acres of
description, regeiringeoly slight grabbing. Oo

411,

one of these places (a very hendsome.irili) I perpose
building; the lend is disseminated weed rate, sod
in Some places would, perhaps, be caUrel.thirirate,
bat is better adePted for the prodistiee of unlit
,grain, than the rich black meek!. Tie growth is
black, white. and post ask, hickorystini black will-
ow, slew wild cherry sod sassafras. The seder.
.0041,
.bated, shasasek, spice wood. mod grape
Leine. The soil, • seder* of frees eight se melee
hsches of black vegetable mould, seder which Is a
strong ;Alai loses of bestial teat la depth. I shall
be a distance of @boil four Miles free( Ms. Maidiew.
Now for a how I wished so try my skill, sad my
ass in felling arabeildiag for mlialf, and, with she
help ef my ueighbours, olio will assists* In skis,.
I hope in get • firm ii, •-e for abort is dotter.. As oho
set sod cold are fain approachlog, I moat Wes butte;
had I hest a month sulks: in the Ni..., I same k
could hate raised my cable wilboot • coot. mesas.
I parley, building the same silo with Mr..Misidlow,
and raking a frame or brick4sesseo, as seen ise rims
end circesistseces will permit. Oar neat &Seidner
will be Mr. Desk, who, I aspect, oil eke a good
one. Us Is a sober and indestriees men, and very
ingeniene et his (redoes a cosponsor, she. to .k{.*
here two doilerS and • half per day. In Esighto&lse
purchased about a quarter of an sere of load, roe the
read les/ling from Linden to Hestia°, and ims this
spot he beilt a house, ditidlag it into two toesiweelss
skis was Wilt from old massials. bosgit at Silver-
hail bonsai, sad began sad finished almost solely
by binsielf, at leisure hoots. This bees., from ks
neat and tasty appearance, was admired by all who
travelled the read ; thinkieg to pass his life in ii, be
' bestowed more than common pains in its corlstres.
tine sad embellishment, bat this was attended Wilk
a misfortune be did not calculate upon. The Tea.
gatherers and Assessors landing a smart and tasty
hoes, thoogbt proper to rate him at nearly doable
the rates of some of his more opulent neighbours.
letting the tales amount to as such as the rent of
many bosses of ciaal rim in the same place : this is
the way latlestry is rewarded is Logland. Ile felt
the oppression, and dotermised so leave it for a
entantry where industry sod epplication are as surely
followed by sllleence and cenfort, as eight is see.
corded by dsy I Ilere, mar only tales ire, a toed.
fax and Horse Tag : from the firs we are free fee
the first dye years on the perches of Congress lands,
after which the Ise on a quarter section of 0110
I beedred sad silty statute acres, Is only Gee della
had twenty cents. per senem, or fire shillings and
foer.ponce half.pently startles. The tax on a horst
lis thirty cents. and a half per assess or ono shilling
and eight-piece fantail% steles; these are the only
lases known is the State of bedlam, had the weigh.
louring States Sri rated le tiresome peopertemw Ow
nest neighbour to that of Mr. Dank, will be 'Stairs
tiltlillo, who besides being so Esquire, is also a
Blacksmith, and I beline a pod citizen and poi
neighbour. Ile has behaved pesticides!, hilted', to
me. I Isere bireo at his cabin several days, assislieg
in coveriog it with 111111 class beards removing his
corn crib, polling end pules in fedi; corn, &c. for
which, in cetera, he dill assist the is forwarding my
cabin. It is here customary for neighbours to assist
each other, on almost all mashies, sad I shall pot
be backward I. going whatever I am asked ; for be.
side being repaid In labour, I am staking myself ac.
qnsinted with the American mode of husbandry, sad
the seasons of planting, sowiog, &c. Mr. Horn-
brook (irbose name I montiooed before) has enter-
ed a coosidertble quantity of land, but mach scat•
tem!, having Sleeted quarter and isalf.sectiens,
where he fancied it possessed any peceliar adeantege.
Ilia cabin is bails shoot a mile this side of Mr. Maid..
low's—he is s yentig single man. His establishment
consists of eyelets's brother and two sisters, sod sa•
veral work people. They are expecting tether sod
mother, and an hest more of brothers sad sisters Is
the spring. Another section is catered near Mr.
liornbrook's, by an Eiglials oesceptein of the mime
of Bike ; what/set of the Bitty or merchant-Jervis, I
know not ; • tolerably Solent wen, and so Is Mr.
ilurnbrook—tbe latter is a Devonshire lola. The
Captaie is now on his jeers'', or on the erne( Me
dopester., for England, to fetch his wife sod family,
which is namernus. Another Englishman has en.
toted * quarter, adjoinieg Mr. Maidlow—he is from
Dsrsetshire.

" Five or six sections, two of three miles to the
eastward, are, I haws heard, entered by a body of
Clinkers from Penney'recta; and numbers of Tan.
keys (that is New Englanders) are settling in differ.
eat directions. Title rapid increase of population
will tend greatly to 'aeon the 'glebe kid; aged
almost as certainly occasion the tee° of &Weevil!'
to prosper : unfortunately It Is sickly the simmer
season ; but, by an augmentation of its inhebittots,
the wet parts at the hark of the town will b. grain-
ed; and *here, as of coarse, the cam is removed,
the effects Bill cease. There are some advantages
which 1 hoped for, which I find it almost impossible
to meet conceotred in one spo'. The advantages
mean are, a water communication to a navigable
stream, a plantation of sugar.osapits, and a good
spring. These I have not got, bet I hope I have a
healthy siteatioo, which will coenterbalaoce moo,
disedgrentaget. A spring fam yet in hopes of linti.•
ing, bet mutt dig for water for the immediate supply,
of the house: well-stater ill the oeighlworhontl
believe to be invarially good. I Imo been thioklog
Moth 'poet my more to Europe, and the beat pad
most cumrortsble method of your journeying to this
place. Almost every thing Is to be dose hero 'boot
the beginning of Slay--core to be pleated sad seeds
of sit
e bo e
kinds sowed;olng to
i t reseal.ttn d
till this. r is demo;
ad
cropsa
steer, nod I hope to get in et least solfieteet for err
see supply for the entrain season. le ease I wait
for this, et shall have to return at a seams when