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Erportation Of Ladies.-A letter from
a gentleman in Van Dieman's Land, to his
friend in Edinburgh, may furnish useful
hint to the disciples of Mr.. Malthus as to
the practicability Of preventing any i'm
proper increase of population in this coun.
try. 1t appears that the best articles of
tratlc in that country woul'I be re.pecta-
bic females One specuator proposes to
take from enc to two hundred. as first
order; and so certain is he of disposiDg
of them to advantage, that he only stipu-
lates that they shall be under so. He Of
fers to remit the cash advanced as freight
age with the least possible delay. Beside,
the governor offers bounty on the impor-
tation, of from so to 100 acres of land
We hope that some of our merchants will
attend this hint. Bristol Mercury.