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astOn Sii'xl’y eetning i man that kene a 11a • hrrdalfacr i ihop in Cray'sImi t»n«, U-ng under fame ill (content of oral, har.ged rintieji in li-tnimbn, Iminj a ud'e and Once or four childrra.TncMvy the horfes in a pcf -rtuif' t»k I rig'll in Sen- Gcorge-di wt, V.’ciiiuinller, a*d fan with foch vioYacc agairvfl the Ison One tlsii jjC» inlii l!.t J.iik. i 'll they broke loioc m tl.t Hill, and threwlivedrive/, oho received frtle Inin. Tlic Certinel, in fnloaiaurtng 10 llopthrri, rrttived fo much Ion that' » is though; he cannot r!f aver.W rdiiefday morjiing is a boy wis iroiiiOg a hoi6 do* 11 Gia'cccjaiah-llreet.ilvt fame leil imcir him, :byw|uCa means the. Hay .'.id liii ficcll Yriffmed. ir/rl died ioon rftth'.*Ufl ^effoWay a. the fja of Mr. IWIiSan, (GaVdener. tO tlic Socxfy of Ccuy'ovlno) was riding osf’thie ftaitli cf bis fathtl't can, she he'Tti tot* frijUt, snd fdia offi when one of tfc- irfik goirg over Us heilt;J, killed lum on the fpoi. . ‘Wedixxlay ntatning - nun and a woman l:nng fotr.r words in Rag I'*’”, ' ic awalr fturit i knifcin his oc'.ly, ana mortally wounded him;'the man w*t .immcdiJIcly tarried 10 I Ik Dondon llcipitil, and the wv-ain found means to make litr tfripc. , .Yifirrdjj-nnirring the body of a man yell drelTcd was taken up dtoisotd out of lit riicr I.fi, hy Bow bridge,-and Was carried 10 tteTKE 3RITISH CHROtfiCLEchurchyard to be owned • . ' Lift Turiday a -. woman ehcd a child abcot three j«au oi’sjc 00: U piod lane into H»:k-Jry in She HoV, wfom re llfipt it of a Irotk and a pair of Says, and mail.e olf. . |‘.Wedotflay eight about, eVreti oclotk. a GentRmj.h ind his Wilt, ami a young Man coming from Newington over St. George's fields; «■« robhtd by three lloui fr!lo«iolt; their money and other tSeiis, to the amour.: of nearjeL'Robert Humphreys, wholxoke out of Sonth-nr’c Brtfrw-ell l«li week, was taken up at an lnr, iuAldcrigate-flrecton TuefdJy night, and e»mmittlt;1 to thcN’Cw Gaol, ill Southwark: he is charged on oarh with a felony and burglary ^miued. in Owdwelling boufa of Mr. John' Pr.«i!*Mis7s.] Rev.'Mr. Richard W(nne,*o the RoTlory cf Ayott St-Laurence in Hertford-Ihire, on the pietmiment oflyonnl l-ide.Pfqi Dr. Thernias Rohinlbn. Pi-onvdary of Petrr. horontrh, and Viortf Pontrlaml, is collated bathe Bilhojicf Durliam to the Archdeaconn- rt NoitliumoftlaniJ, in she room of Dr. Sharp.MaftlUCis.] Titus Meimouth, f.«; ared M- « BweScr in Oilo'diic, to Mils Spin, L^rtwight, aged eighteen. •—Daniel Wny, E%, Deputy to I.ord Royfion. ope ol tbe/l clletaof .l.is Mainly , Exehtduer, to Mifc DareU, daughter of Robert Darell, Elq, Of Richmond.M:. William Bi'U.Ifoficr in DiiWratefl.ret, to Mis. Benliey of ilirner. 3Mr. Geee^e Stroiford.Cabrnet.maker, in the fll-aad, to Mn; Ann itenlcy, of Clapham.pEAins.l jamevWallis, Efi|; a, Deroy. .Mr, Gecuje Dowdail, at M.iUaorn.sb, «,« of the cirrki 01 the inucollbmts 10 ibc iloufe of Conic.cns hh. Cnailc) Ditcher, Clieefe fiQor of tha lt;ny. at Wimbktnn, in Surry..Mr. Henry Jwyne, Ibrinerly a Difidlre in Thiiiirs.|fre«.Mi* Gore, daughter cf Henry Gore, Efqi at Rs.oiuond ir. Surry.Mrs. Cos lie, at ihc Wiot Vaults in St. Mu. tia'j Lc Grand.ft/fi.'3'tMI a/M tit 1‘rtfaiatitn f'tW .'mm Sjy'titi. Fret* illn.yea.’Saae't .'Inwui ; y’ itv Ait tffflr. •Ji H E e- rrsonlimry diminution of Mankind, i * line: the 1 ini-- • S juiiui Cckr, is a lua,ecc{ I huveoilt.s iHougOt upon. Il clt;il»n ilur the people aim *s maumeraOle »lvlt; inhabited A'u, Gio-ee, 1 a;tiy,Ocuaany. f’ranci. Ini,, ind Afrka, li«ve dnniiulhul 111 plv.viid^n .11 taeCh:i(b»n rcligoi has Ixeii yro|'Jg.lid i„ Europe, and the niiliixiveti.il in oilier psris of the world. Tin decline, mosvesci, caiii.nui lilifcty increaling eveiy Century 1 It is about ba )lt;u finee M. ile Vaub.n m.de a caicubticei •.fthe numbwor inhnbirantt.in Froaice, wlivcb he found to anoouus :o tvvr.iy raiilians, but livey o-e f ir fulm being n-jo-l to rhat ac pceiee.i.I am prrfuaded if will tine diy'bc jinigtd iil-ilifpenlhbly netclfaiy 10 make tome alterutio.1 in oxrlRomw CatiiolicJ Religion uith rfgard to this Crc-jmKuwe 1 foe if one eonlidcm hoir nuny inAiiutioosii cft.bliif.es a nth aie an bin-lt;lrui.ee to prupogaiiun, ilm diminytioii of the Specie-, wilt no longrr be lia lu.'prifing. Tbe frtqocncy of marriage it very much preveflted by it, and the Howes of a )OiiM u oftenfpnit in wailing far a fuilxnd. But nature, JoinigthU lime is unwilling 10 b: cfyiis--.! of: bti duct, ai»l curnmits tielpnliei, by which the generative Incullies fecon.i at lens til inen-ated,. A Ugifi'ture wlio fti.Aihl icnrv j. (ylUio u;x.n pronagaiion, uouM, by sUebiilliing the pn'erlt; .ell l.,ys for lit .lining tnatcndi lay (lie rcetuda-•iHin o( • Mmnrchj- iliai rnlt;M. oiw day pio« loemidafae to the whole world. He ought ia llic tirn place to e.adicatc dcaucl.ely , ntlicii, fo iW from ticlcg diflottd by nature, is one of her mcht invettiaie enemirs. It would be ne-crlT.ry thrrefore 10 inculcate by education, tbu rteiility si one iuioUiblt e.i -ciKnee oe' 1: i utiich, afier the age of lirieeu, Ibould b? accounted dUliouourabe; mil -that tlx muse children a iwjuian Ihmld lux, the happier will Or her Situation -. which might taciv be arsom-piiifild by SnflltuiiBg that (be p«od«e Of'every tenth djji whether it .is Kura tbtir rcvrn lt;s or their lahcar, Ibould be coofeir.tcd to the mother. A* her eipcctatsons ol future eafc and happneft would incrrale with tbeis number. Ihe would he at induArious ts jxshle in bring-ingthem up. It ought like wile to bs ordained that every moshcr Ibould. for ten living Cliikl-rtj i.rtnlaced before a Majlhrate, have a pen-!fi«i cf 100 crowns 1 jco lor 5 children, and roos Ice 50. This profptft would be ,t powerful increment t» the Common ptoplt to takr cart ti tbtir cniidren i which every mot bet, froui her math, would not oaly in-ike a capital point of berVelt, but inl'ii tire funr principle into her dsuglitbrs.It may peih«(n be objofled, that the fathers would las a trait! 01 being incumbered with loo many diiUien: But in infwcr to 11 -at, Children are not attcndwl wu'o much exptnce wbilfl llKy tuntiu-Jt infanta | and it is a genetnl re mark, tint the mote childicn a iradcfman ce peiiint has., the bttler h sarfxirtore carried on: oeciufe from'tie age of fix or fcien year* they bctomc olcial to bun.But the mol. elteSoal means of peopjivj the world would be by e£abfilhing a law, tint it. marriage'ihbold iKTeU'ter be binding for mo. ■ than five years, ec be renewable ivitboat 1 dif-penCition, in rale there was no child born in the courle of tbai time -. That fuch panics like Wifr, a» fitooVd renew their marriage fo often oa three times, and have had no ehildrm, Ihudld be ofttnwirda iftftpwaUe, and live togetber during the remainder of their lien. All toe Theologians in the world would not bt able tlt; prove any impisi, in tbia fyltem, tecaofe marfor 175^. Aag.ag-«-iij:!ri-ige was inftiiutid by diriue aitlioeilv «. other ic-ounr but that of population.If theQjKilMii reiigio.i brspni.sry (opnx pagatio^by ren '..mg norriuges inciflbiiu.^ and by allowing only one 'wile, the Malicsne-- n »• not \.i lb bvpetmiinnga piur.lity oi wivess for out c-t llic great numlxr tbat nif married to cwt man, live.* nsenei ally but o». who la in pa-rfixm ol his abtcliaws, and the o heis, who are cunvtr.ed lino hit (Lives, 14 Jilin Ulelefs n-lih icgai d lo ptopagHton. 7 In .ac-i excrciuf » tyr.fuueJ ajtlicfily oier thij clanniog frx, becauk they hi id. ihe prcftut iiws what tluy are, la Icug mo« luita' -liij their f.lfilli pm ports. . The Turks lick up these wives, and we, from cvifte.ni. avuttie jbiidut: dominion over our.: l'10-n whence pcc-.-rtfs tbit 'infijrliiy h rotbriout in women, bci'auis ■b have reiluyxj them to tlic iy.'toi!:ty of dill gulling their real ihourlate hr not coiniiltiaj .■iure.bn tb: fefiar^ cT, tVeir'd'cponment if it were tbe tsabhflicd pafi»c lor thimtobt joverijtd by iorliiKlA'ii .iri the choice of ib-ir bOftuDilv, and to mrrry for a limited term, w-•iuuid never find them guilly o! pia3ie«tln; icese cither in ihc lcrfldegsiv ntimtiiral, lt;x dei hiuilivc (o lia coafBtotipn . .the fcafcei of love, wr.in it arrived, would lie t.xafiy consented to ir* rites , dekaucixry ivould be utterly abulirti. lt;\; ’,mc.ult; neitbir ftr. v,quld -b: any loiigtr teanperd 10 tkfv ih; dim.ixlt of. nature by futh rcfojrcci: and .marriage, accompaninl whb f. mucli fifcdbrti and iudul^ehic, would become aq objpft ofumserfil.doOic., The in-irodua-on luch a |iiv would put aiiop to tin; inmaie.of Ghi» evil, wlriih^pl/ fpread* sti'ellj arid impairs the. Utunin,S]nfu4- In order to .(teriain tU truth Of tjis’i, u-.pccd only to Cun-lider the iliH«r'i-lt;e bct.ieeo.i nariiio where it hat begun to rr.axc foiu; pregrefs, and anceher w-lcic its pcogreit it.lei's. ' '•If evctj- individual female bring -forth only or.; daugkwr that li.ea so maturity,one woman will Iwoifli ro-lhc Stye no nyofc than owe Ui,.; rvji 'V. ihg,htz am arid every furceeding gene. anVa. We will take fix gilcrotidnt. each coc-liiting of llniyjeirj, sot amount of wbuh will br ico t and allow that a woman jyoduccs two feuulet to the State in tacts.Illucof the firrt generation - - - sof tbit ficoad - - - . .of the third - . .....siof.Hte fouttii ...... . ,5Oft'-* filth ......y-of the lietli . . - .....6tWcaicn in 1 Jo years. The difference therefcee 01 a woman a pro-ducing a inrtcM of 1, will b: as s to (S4.If we allow that women in general may brine forth ;, which'gum- to miturity in 50 yens, u it00 liiore Ilian wliat :s very coir.nmcv lor lucli as aie happily mareied, cor.lidcnng at the fame ••«** ho* wny tUrcurc that exceed that nnsn-beri 1 (hall therefore, in lhci'dowii:g cooip. -lacion. Siippol'e this to b: at Icift ihc proportion, where women ore iiidutawd by allcdfioo, by a principle cd'nligiuo, by int-.-rtll, or by toelan't of nil ure.laUeci ihc filli gcnttotion - - - - . jof the freocd ol'tlw tliird of the fourth or ibc filth •ofthelUlh- • 9- - !7............ J-,Women in ilo yexii. To which if we add the like number Ol'mtu, it will amount 10 . . . s«;t Clt;xifcc,uetiily in the co-srfr of fix jencratinru. Ten.women will produce .... ssySioAit hundred .......145*00Apioufaod.......i4;lo:oAa ivirldred tloufaud - - - styhaocco A inilbon * -' W •- - - stjlaococo
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