The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-07-01 00:00:00

EMIGKATION.

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Lcwicnishl• Acrcent of tho Slat* •f the. Poor is

Scotland, end the Provost' of Esier.riern of the
most virtonerClearee of tioriety from the Country:
" Al • nunivroug Meeting of the lire Tenants nit lb.
*gime of the Marqeir and Nlorchinnon, of Stelr.rd.
In the county of &lifterland, and their Friends,
held et the Markle ferry Inn, Setborluudsbire, on
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the 14th Jane. 1819;
" it Wei imanimoosly Resolved.-1. That from
the peculiar sod hard sitostion of the tenants, wl.o
have be►n removed from their farms on the estate of
Sathesbind, they ►are felt themselves end., t►e
grieve/as necessity of forming a resolution to aban-
don their wive country, and in emigrate to America.

" 2. 'rhos Woe in gUntwal demiseto of money to
support thews at homes even for a short period, they
are compelled to hasten their departure. in order so
save lb. small ramosot of their ofects, to erred,
the. to encounter tho many difficulties and himl.hips
which they clearly forum. await shoo; and ray nom.
bets of them will not be abbe to muster as muck mime,
as will pay their pasmito to America. In them cir-
minestsnews many of them will find it impracticable to
got a variety of matters settled antecedent to their do-
parlor,. For this purpose, and also for the general
benefit of their ill-fated brethren, themselves, and
their relations in %theism& and in fore4Ra coon.
tries. they shall, and do cow, form themselves into
a Society. to be called the Sutherland sad Traits•
ittlantie Friendly Aossciation."

On Tuesday the Dehe and Decibels of Virvulva-
yaw rave 11 'rood dinne► to his Royal Highness the
Pallier RLOBAT, their Royal Ilighsersos Dak•
sad Duchess of Irons, Prince EATIIIII AST, MAP
and Duel.ems Salt (*saws. Marquis and Merchiones•
Da L 4 Toua MAUBOI.IO, Count and Countess Lc.
♦an. the PARHAM ASSAM ADM Countess PAL.
nazis, lb. Margais and Marchioness of Haas-
@ono, the Marchioness of SA Ltssuar B•roe HOS.
Low, Barns PAOLI.. Lady CA.TLEILLAOI4, and a
large party of distisseidsed personages.
Lord CA4TLAIIAGII stated, as Toesdey sight, le
the Moose of Commons, that Parliament would rise
in • few dsys. The Session has been @newtons Is.
bodily., and Act. of Parliament have gone forth
without number ; bet we think the country will he of
opinion, that many of the great interests and great
grievances remain ustouched. A step som.what
chin has bees taken with reptrd to the Finances;
bet this hes increased. not alleeistml, the public bor.
them ; sod OW other dradfol impost, tho Not lime,
is left to go on in Its coarse of ruinous accomelstion.
Is is also natter of swipes reflection what the et:lo-
dides and feeling of the community is on the eve of
the retirement of Parliament. The great mass of the
People Is aiteched to public order and the laws ; bet
there is a danrtoos portion in a state of otter misery,
pining in want, Idleness, cod discontent, ready to
receive the worst impressions. We should think the
Ministers, viewing as they do the state of the wino.
fsefirring districts, most feel with morn than ordinary
awfulness, their responsibility for the public peace,
end. we will add, the pohiic liberty, committed ea.
clerkely to them in the recess of Parliament.
An account has been published by order of the
Mose of COMMONS, showing the s►►eral species of
merchandise, with their •aloe sneezed, reported
from Great Britain to Mono. Ayres, in the three
years ending the sth of January, 1819; and also a
1 similar account of the enerchaudom imported from
&tenni Ayres &Ogg the mese period. The British
merchandise, else prodoce of the united kingdom, con.
sifts of almost every article on which the ingenuity
end industry of oar people aro employed, but thole
articles for which the greatest demand seems to be
made in the markets of Buenos Ayres are cotton and
woollen eienefeelorve :
The solve atilt. exports to the year coda the NY of January.
11117. se. slum.
AM el Jahome4r,, MO, 618,6E91.
hat of Jaiwari, 1818. 72.1,11118.

The esparto from Great Britain of foreign and ea
lutist inerehandire in the last year sinnented to a
forth., .um of 16.3831. The imports from Buenos
Ayr', a►e very various. They commis, of cinnamon,
cochineal, copper, feathers, skins, hair, hides, tallow,
and some ethers ; of which the official value imported
flaring the year ended the sth of January, 1819,
ausountml to 474.3/101. It will lm seen from those
statements, that ono espart trade with this owe port of
Snot b A metic• has rregressively and rapidly advanced
chitin/ the thr.o ).ars.

Yetst•rtlay a gell,.wsy *es watched by its ototeiless
ouvrr. to trot 18 Miles in •ne hoer, carslm4 9.101
ionn•• If"? s bet Of 200111.111141, ehich she peer animal
petforeteti in lets Aso omit minus eithin the time.
The eeene „r action was • OK* et gioutud, eight
wiles luog, on the Neweatket-rood.

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