The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-04-23 00:00:00

TO THE PRINTERS OE THE HAMPSHIRE
TELEGRAPH.

" Whew I wrote from Indiana the letter which
appeared in your Paper of the bib inst. the idea
segeosted IPA( that it would ewer, beyond the
circle of say relatives and friends, much lon that it
would meet the reblic eye is your widely-circulated
Newspaper. I need hardly say, it was hastily writ-1
tee, during short intervals of leisure time, and in.
tended only for the perusal of those friend., who
would look favourably on its various imperfectimes.
This, while I hope it is an Peruse for the moron-
awed manner of the gamine, may also account for
an error or two in the printed copy—the onseescript
I have not had an opportunity of referring to. The
principal error relates to the regdable sposild, there.
in stated to be from two to feet lectors I. depth.—
In no part of the section is the at of 'tamable
mould less than sic inches. and in most parts lt is
twelve bitches in depth. There is another error, of
less importance: the Horse 1.8/ is stated at 30 nets
and • half, instead of 37 and a half.
" Since my return to England, which was quite
nonelected by my Mends, and had no influence or
connection whatever with the publication of my letter,
I have noticed many misrepresented accounts of the
situation of Eusigraets ie the United States. A tour
of between two mod thoesaed miles through the
country has given me an opportunity for observe. I
lion; and is the whole distance not clue solitary in-;
stance has occurred where any one wishing for em.
ploy was amble to procure it : • common beggar is a
character volme/it, even in the cities; and the sop-
plicatians of our afflicted famishing fellow mortals for
relief sever assail the ear, or distress the heart oil
Dot whew we consider the astonishing
fermi of Emigration continually pouring in from
oppressed Europe, pre it be carp " g that the
eastern cities should be at times overstorked with
sew comers •aeting employ; yet these gradually
tribute themselves deer ibis immense country, where
their services are needed: for why should en mi.
grant beak his vitas to the port where he lands' To
the labourer • must extensive and fertile region is
open, where he is received as a friend and • brother,
is certain of employ, and obtains an adequate reward
for his industry; such reward as will soon eatable
him to become possessed of a good form, eerented I
Whited sod almost notated! To the usec*,anie
the advantages are equally apparent : his labour else
is well paid, mod his emplej meet certain ; poison's
and liourishieg cities are open to receive him; maw
towns in every direction, fast rising to smith and
importance, leaks him by print 4 advertisement to
become a resident, frequently offesing donations of
I building lots as en inderement to geed and milustriees
workmen, subject to no. other restrictive than that
of becoming an inhabitant.
" It is sot every emigrant who succeeds, nen le

America. Tho lazy, the prolliote, sad the druskord
cannot prosper, be the advaistaos of their seismal's'
ever so great : aiitb tress of Ibis description most of
I. ■iareprNrstod *IOIPOIIIIIII of America have orie.
noted. Bet the industrious, prudes', sod temperate
alas may rslculate sub certainty on the seeress of
his end 00000 rs, honer., limited his pecuniary re.
sources on his arrival ii, America.

" J. PURSE.

" rrl..►vb. April 14. 1819."

DIPOLI V, A PalL I! —Crt.w.itrert Theatre was marls faller
so Sasuiaay usi the yr..riling eveliire ; clitatuur nod Mil
A4•l setreed al5 .51 ainatirsrapsedlt from lbe Oisessing the
elo-set ..rtbe show i bat se Sr.- happy Ire tin,. shut ?seeps la
nos talls•ry 4.-1,14. re. we did n..t sibeerve nay res eliiiast d the
rivriirefal isaillllges *bide if. west, .., um- b pairs an Fri-
day right. Toe... was 'oil a piususisie srpreressiasitis
Th. Heart of Loth; we. Pr wit •ue e 4.4511 littered spas the
Meer ie mid be di-tiritairbeil the and ie., par. ar the beam,
maids was r.illnweil II she ballet of As Dandy Is &strew.
A placard, sell the lotiuwhig es leriplies.. petaled... moves",
was displayed lar it lane tine in rive of she upper Wheys :
" MIOI Bents. trine L•naitha
Cam. opera,' lamb.
Far three she reeks meet w lob
No NellinaUck."
Several riforts were wade is dersray this platers, sal the
prowess wise awall4 is florally sareeeskd, ai keel w. far as Is
prewar Ms farther eshibisiass. A heavy Asap at era./ was
throws apse the whihi Miss Wait..ker was gebsi tbribeeit
.sasr part of her dose spas it close. bet Owe was as imamate-
sows beryl at iadMwsii..• from sill pin. of she !haws. There
gaffe devoid pagliksie displays is the middle after,. has ease
thm bid to any serious eausepsesees. Their sere (blear 4.e.
missed. se amlenl4...d. by a de.ire S. ended, some sayers 4.1
polies., obese remora seemed es melody obssasiam Iss • great
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Tko folio wing is an estract of a letter from a Captain
I. one of his Majesty's Regiments •f Foot, at Cal.
cults, dated Nov. 1, 1818:—" Every spore's of
E•repasts produce is Polling here for one half the coil
of bars labour i• England. 1 bought et an suction, a
few days since, a dosen large muslin shawls, which
cost in Loudon Its and 14s. a piece, and 1 only
paid for thee Is. each. No article of European
produce saves its importer ; Calcutta is glutted with
it, as ara also Bombay end Madras."
Emanates is mill the •rder of the day at Ply.
mouth Dock sod its neighbourhood. Several of the
vessels that have soiled had from 100 to 110 mots on
board. A former from Botualleusiug, in Dolowshire,
wit► big wife sod 10 chilriren, aro •mengst lb* end.
grants. There were besides several families of five or
sit Andros. Some 'sallow worts** have departed,
sod among ohms s foe from the Dock-yard. It is
supposed that not fewer then 1000 peasants ban sailed
for America from Plymouth dodos this sum.