The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-01-30 00:00:00

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tended ao a degree that meld give life le the msekete
for parley. If all the dodos in issedoe were repealed,
street the farmer's predate, of every biol. meld be cos-
lamed by the thodsesde who are sow halletarviss. The
hr's markets would set laapieh as they de sew ;
bat would revive from the demods of the peer. who
meld condom more provisions through the maned
ever Moir mug which is me takes sway by the de-
sods of the Mese. Provident meld be drum.
aid the peer mold he so poorer la mosey, sad would
be rich" is all nameable eefeysiests. We Haight
hue close our auseets for the resist with the
Wu; for so segments could break dews sore com
pletely, soder the weight of their ewe sheardity. than
his ea this ecessioa. Bat there remiss Whiled, a
oareel, which it would be folly to pus by is silence.
lie says " The advantages which how from taxed's—
lar, homer its evils prodomisate, it still yields am
Amatsges--asst sot be overlooked. The Apical-
aeries mast hew that the eases are misuser collected
else they are 'Jemmied is purchasing the predate of
tie austry--that they cosseitate a distinct class of
modem who, without them. would set nist—that
they give looms to a vast somber of peruse.
who would otherwire be compelled te mak labour le
'market already oveyludes with labourers. ee le
ides their capital where capital is eves sow se alma-
hest that it moot he employed. aad thu looms.
sesspetitioa where competition is already almost re-
lases.'-This is what the Ultra says. the Airi-
est:arises tom. Let us are whet they really 4
knew abut these daisy. They ham Qum a large
share of the taxes are *ileum collected than they
are upended is portlasios the poise, of other me-
trio, ieciedias the ossufsetrree and hurries of
*the sesames i and that author large share of such
tans pte the acesomelotios of Inseam foresees,
Mt* ere upended le parchasisg lesule,throws by their
am owners late large farms to raise the rest of
MM. The Agrieolturists also Imam. that they are sot
is ha heated by the cossiss of the remaining part of
the pup* we have jest '..led. They Item that.
lithe tans bEing them 110111111001 S who would sot cries
without thetaiees. -day .sly being them beak is part
vim they' led bets takes from thelm, with which to
mar die pew ester Amer of wheel they beset. As to
the Imo Oldest 'mimes te s suet ember of peruse;
*eIL..I be a hordes te the Asrliohosios
1 *PigilliSer em the& seessio akeady weemeselted
elik biolleeeft she Agetultesists would gladly take
the diem of !Ippl teethes. for may of these vast am-'
her of led their way to der gallows Oa-
ks they seilA
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peasee.
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saw a great duel of mosey. by imply, all nub efl
Melt ceslosivs Is Asir work-beam as ass come to
thsw nick stew, previeesly takes est of their
ram. or weer with severity from astir basis.—
Thu bstietoi ef ti do oarless paragraph. is like the
wit. The Agriesitstists bow. that nee of dm
stebitods of woes. eariala 4 tu hum, could
bring capital WIWI/ capital is already soosbaellsat."
(shut k t• mosey tie Agrbeelterists) without basis,
linnets@ ibis eaglial free the masks raised epee
Mss by Wail sad, therefore, brow tie best way to
plows timbre is to abolish tbe lawn wide', give
sorb pernssibe topical I. qeestlos. Me awls' the
Mira rooossidse ilk subject bektre Le attempts to
'lndia it agile.

Charlestown papas kayo boa received this morn-
lag to the 28th Desinahm, sad loners to the lit of
hasty, from which we copy the following t—
taaassmixra.—rats legislature of this State are
aM is sessios. His Itscalleacy. the Goreraor, eon-
(nights@ the members on the abundant harvest sad
os the prosperity of her manufactures. Ho states that
in 'misdeed sad serestyares thousand dollen have
bees distdbated for public lesprovemeats I is inflating
which, bridges baselines erected. and Early two-thou-
mad ales of tarspike-mad bare boom completed;
that sapid' in ham of domestic maaafactare was se
promisee, that dm Stets said pas famish an ample
sap* of Mtn, inn, gists, sad lather, sot oaly sat
*feat tar home coasampdon, hat for articles of es-
port ; sad that the tegolpts of the mousey for the
last year exceeds the 'goading ea by forty.lve clam-
med &Uses. I. also Mmes, that Is the schools is
the city ad gouty of Philadelphia alas, Ave ahrteu"
three bemired sad sisty-nia scholars are instructed in
the Lammed's system, sod that the resolstiose of
Maryland with regard to public lads, are submitted
to Os sessidegatlea of the Legislature. A new mili-
tary sysla is... partially recommemled, by accept
jag the service of Vulanteer companies. Cassalosions
have already irsea issued for sae harked and seventy-
too mispasies this formed.
Saw °assns. Dsc. are informed that since
Se Nth Ott. 20 ships, id brigs, 24 schooners, and
making la all one hundred and eighty sail, or
21,70 Seas of shipping, have mitered this port.—
There came is those vessels, as passeagers, 3.4110 Pee-
'ass. From these facts, some idea may he formed of
the rapid increase of the popnlatiou, as well as of the business of the city. These estimates do sot embrace
"rivals by land or by steam-boats from shore, which,
avid greatly iscrease the amonat.
NrAr (AURA xs. Dec. 7.—The accounts of the sugar ,
trop ate every day more unfavourable. The last
frost did them considerable injury.