Imion,and an absolute abandonment of the rights of‘ the peo-

QUEBEC, November II.

' ""v ‘-Y&%L'e- ’- i r

at): actuarial ' ‘mwala; -

. . . . . a V V . h V . . pie, we. singling;- dllstfhx‘ger:uul:‘ddt::y ltg’ssilgizlltlgllil:lr::"i:: .2 smart shock ofan earthquake Occurred at Three River. T0 was Lon-on. or THE LoLomAL HERALD. the VHII, and his end was pro-eminently peace.—“.Let irie’t’iia .Ifeminate G P - “n a . an, ‘thIDUglIOUI the District yesterday tnornin at 90’clock SIR' L - the death oftlie righteous, and let my act endbe like Iill. —- I that I system 0f Niel-mm?“ based on a” ulte' (“Negflrd 0‘ — lle Inhabitants were very much alarmed EINI the streets. scoti ,‘I imkmg "ver a late "umber 0‘. "-16 Halifax Nwa- Gazette. the Pr'léclple: it): agilskl.lii)strbi’Jffiairilntgxrgfll: ‘ggfoti'u "Fwd the great Iexcitement it engendered, the citizens min on tliiiiimpil'iiig Observing. 8" ed'iof'a' Pm‘c‘e, commenting r utmfiuidifimtent ourseljvi-s’ivith harel‘y siuhinglover tliii ggiiifigilmmlIyIIi-oni their dwellings into the streets. The I learned Editor ogefitftizuhlirfl'ififti” lgdiisc‘ilgiiliisail‘tidiiliil: POST OFFICE. ‘ '

' ‘ a - . , , ,. . . . -

. :l'lzmish'edness ofour represanmmes‘ "New", uousommy lowed by Ilium: selipth lasted seveial seconds, and was (‘ol- . his _Wl3(l0tn, to beimbued with ceiiiiiin sirengely bontemp. HE MAILS for England, Nova scone, &c.,.wrll

t co“fiction that the Britiin Government, after ustirping the ininfiwe; "‘ 5mm“ , _ ‘ tuous ideas ol'this “province oI-prmce Edmml Islam, was he h [be m“““‘._"P “’0'! Tuesday m°"“"8 ("mil fl"th 90"“)I 2

I Le islntive and Executive authoritv would still C II i. I‘3 'er‘imouy was hemg Performed “‘ the trench “Mk5 fiisarcilmically ‘0 8! '18 it lmu anxiou to ,l m a fith Ame MID-Ck; ""d the wesmn Inland “a... w" '

whoa mans But is mere no dam,” 6‘! n martin” or led-.Iu at the tune, and the scene that ensued was Ititli- endeavor towards em bl'r 5y i ' i - I I- ,s ( 0, .my be Closed III the same time. '

I W,“ a? . ' . h_ ,3, I. 5' ‘ ‘ ‘ (:IOIIS. iii the extreme; some said that the church shook thereof 1 h . i .“l’ mnmget .m 0 some pmnou Th" I”,I""d Mm” luril'e EnSlern 360130" or “'9 I'landi Ste. .

Q .bhco inion, such as t at w in. i a ieuated the old Lolo- Iron, us very foundation so mm“ "m me ex PM“ ,I w' r ' _‘ . n ifle first IllttLe, I (loasstire hint, that.“ the people Peter’s, Ow. Will be made up every Wednesday morning, at Ten 'zr

"is. an depnved ,IIe “guy”. con-“try, 0, ,I", must vn“Mme mm“,ng downmnd a flash m {dedom' was {he 30.11;: Jens: IsIntéd INOI‘ '“llllllk ofsuclrn thing as a union o'clock, and those for Georgetown, Belfast and Murray Harbour, I;

_,' ’ .ppendages oftlie Empne . A .futuie‘ Hintstryniay prove However, the Imppv knot was tied and the event inglduumu e dei ova cotta. \Ve have no idea of becoming the de- "My 5“"‘Tdall "turning. at half-past Nineo'elock. "

' u bigotedly inexorable to the chums of this Provmco, its the ' ’ i i P " "96 "fa dependant! Hours lifflllend

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.7.

infatuated North-Administration was to those ofthe others: the Io” of which can _be ascribed to no other cruise than an “n rdonable tampering with the rights of Englishmen, who d- than, and will always prove themselves vigilantly awake to their inalienable rights, Britons and their descendants have aii inborn and instinctive love ol‘hhcrty ; and they have been” deeply and eflectually inoculated with the sound doctrines ofMagun Charla, and the other guarantees of ch.“ and religious freedom, that there will always be found ' a limit to their endurance of anything in the shape ofarbi- mry domination. 'Nothnig'cun be more striking than the manifestation of this spirit iii the very first Representative Assembly conceded to Nova-St-otia; and those reckless men who at the present tiny are trifling with the rights ol'tlicir constituents, would do Well to follow the extiitiple set by ' their predecessors, \vho, tip to the moment that Joseph Howe becanio the patron ol'public liberty, manifested ti becotiiiiig genseoftheir independence. No sooner was it rcprcsciitu-

Will be long roinciiiberetl by the bridal purtv. I cannot des-

cribe the noise accompanying this convulsion of'the Etii‘tli ; suffice to say, it was most singular and awful.

I understand the Eartl t k I i - Henry, Berthiel‘, &c. "ya e “’05 fet also at VVillizini

i.—

es.“ so. was 2 v ai is.

SATURDAY, DEC

EMBER 3, 1842.

The Steamer ST. GEORGE , lelt Georgetown. oti Wednes- day morning lust, for I’ictoii, with the Mails for England, &c., but owing to the extremely boisterous and wintry state oftlie weather since that time, has not yet been able to return. consequence of‘ this detention, We have nothing new to lay before our readers. \Ve have, lioancr, continued our ex- tracts front lute English papers, which We trust will prove

Inl

With all humility, I beg to differ , he asserts that the scheme ofour eti- nexutioii to. Nova Scotiit “would lie a great saving” to us. Whatever it might be to the neighbouring Province, I do not exactly see how it “saving” Would accrue to this Is- land on that account—especially its our Civil Listchaiices to be paid by the llotne Governiiicut. And ofthis simple Iiict our neighbours ofNovu Scotia are not perhaps aware. As to ourtlieii having “less taxes to pay,”'wlieii we see the uro- [)OSIIIOII sufficiently tlotiiotistrutcd, we shall believe it—land not till then. We are told by the Editor ofthe .Vovascotian that we should getstotti-l JUSTICE, too! We, Mr. Editor,

from liiui also when

concerned iii the the Colony will do so also! The Nova Scotimis may, ltf they please, laugh at the absurdity of this “small de- Ecndcn'ce” enjoying all the parnpliei'nnliu of Governor, Council, Assembly, and n Ionglistof Qfl‘ICCI‘S,\\’llICll I shall

not take the trouble to enumerate. \Vc say, [ell/Lem laugh,

ifthcy please—but while they do 50,1 hope we shall go oti

need thank himforthe information—and doubtless those administration of,the judicial affairs of

except on H

Charlottet

A

indebted to t

ed by the A Company Iiy

the period

Iatid, (Sic, when the Ollice

ly called for, shall have their S

the recovery of the some, of'ihc Instalmeul

recovery of'uill claims on Pat-tics who have negledted to take up their respective shares.

mice (Stind

tiys excepted), frotn 9 to 5 o'clock, ie days previous

to the closing oftlie Mails for Eng- 5" will be open until 8 oclock, p. in.

THOMAS OWEN. ‘ own, Dec. 3d, 1842. ‘

STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. ‘ - T a Meeting oftlie D '

Island Steam Navigation Company, held on the 15th Novem- . her, l842~lt was

irecturs of the Prince Edward

unanimously Rescuer), that all Shareholders .

e Company fiir such instalments as have been legal-

lnircs advertised for sale, as direct-

ct of Incorporation; and in case ofnny loss to the ‘ such sale, that notions at law shall he brought for ‘ together with till interest due from

s being culled for, its weil as for the

By order ofthe Directors, CHARLES HENSLEY, Chairman.

,fiou granted tothe Provmcc in 17;?8, than the [loose passed interesting. Should uii English Mail arrive prior to our impmviua_u,,d stead“), i,,,,,,.,,vi,,,,_,,§ hmwrm. mm” , MECHANICS’ INSTITUTE. “aBilIldisqtltlllly'JlK any Person mill'lg 1: T';_”-‘l“°” Orin")?! next puhlicaiion—whicli we anticipate will he the 6859— regunuesg GI ,Imse WI”, “II-PC, n gongnun for u’ COIOD‘; T a MEETING of the OFFICE-BEARERS and Cott- t' or arm timeut tin er overnuiclib 1'01" 10 t “1:: =1 50?“ ill l 10 we shall issue an Extra coutainiti" a Summer ‘ ol‘the latest which I - l ' - r - “In.” of - . . z r i . - . s , - . . , _ , [h H I ,. n conned Board, 0,. [mug rammed " 310mm“. 0, [he Asqflw "ews. , a .1 hey would gladly see tacked under their lee, if, per 8 C inrlnitetown IHLLINIHICI Institute, held

fly,” This was the spirit which actuated the first chroscti- tatives of the people of Nova Scotiit. But our House has become wiser, and not only submits to the Councils being stocked with officers of the Government, and their own ben— cLes filled with Excise Officers and Meiiiliers ofthe Exec- utive council, but they have most condescendineg permitted their own Speaker to assume the Government livery, and to act the part of'un avowed tool of the Administration.

In 1775 the House of Assembly was found equally alive to the necessity of keeping themselves free from the influence and control of'tlie Government, and they iiscd the following language iii reference to a proposal ofthc Administration to alter the representation so as to give additional Weight to the Executive:—“ We own we are alarmed at seeing a plan proposed so subversive ofour freedom. \Vith a dependent council, and II majority of such a quorum of Assembly, what might not an ambitious Government effect ?” And, intirk

twitinlry cvcr tliritcil equal to its rcsotircos, lllitl liiid r’lI

In the Novascotian oftlie 16th tilt., we find the Editor of" that paper discoursing as followeth :—

" litrttoviziinurs IN CitAtii.o1'1~it1'ows.—Thc Capital of I’. E. lslzind bids litir to lmmilllle, in little, it place nfsotuu note. The situation is beautiful, and having it rich illill Wl'll cultivated (‘JIUII' try around it. we can see nothing to mind its growth. The pro- gress of the lsltiid generally dcpuntls upon circumstances NI- :irgn body ofnlisnnt land owners, Withdrawing from ityetirly u large portion ufils capital, in the shape of rent. * * I): the pvtiI’lt' of'tho Island ever think ofsuch tt thing us it union with Novu Scniiii? It would ccrluiiily bn il grout saving to [lit-iii. They would have less tnxcs tn pity, iitid got more justice. One might

laugh tit the absurdity nf'nsmtill tlnIcutlcucc like Prince Edward Islitud having till thop:ir:iplicriiuliti ol'Govnriiur, Council, and :‘4stélllbly, Set'rcttirit-s. Military and Civil, Chief Justice iitid

chance, something might be made of' the speculation to their advantage, and our no small detriment. If'the Editor of'tlie .N'ovmotian is really iiuxious to ascertain whiit His Ex- cellency the Lieut. Governor “gets lot-playing the Sovereign” in this Island, perhaps, on application, His Ekcellcucy might be induced to gratify his (the Editor’s) laudable curiosity. For my part, lshotild repel such meddling in other people’s busniess iii the way it deserves.

_ One word in conclusion. Iftlie Editor oftlie N'ovascoft'an feels disposed to indulge it enchant for meddling iii the go- vcriiifieitt of Her Majesty’s Iii'itisli North American Colonies, I would recommend Iiitii not to travel ngniti beyond his sphere ; much nearer home will he find sufficient—and more than suflicietit—employmeut for his pen, and he may, per- haps, there wield it to some purpose. At all events, we can

get on Very well iii this snug little Colony without his interference.

lust Tucsd

do begin on President be

NOTICE

to renew the

tiy evening, his Honor the Pre \ViIS Resolved. that the course ofLectttrcs

Lecture on that The President ltnv

open tho Course, by de nt-sdiiy evening, the 7t

The Chair will bel doors will he closed til it qua

Tickets Iiir the Course can be had b it I l in to the Secretnr at Mt. Young's Office, (but the y H, y g y'

ol'J. D. Hitszurd, Esq. and Mr. Stunt —I“ntnily Tickets,

Nov. 28, I642.

sident iii the Chair, it w

for the ensuing session,

Weduei-dny evening, the 7th proxitno, and that the

requested to prepare and deliver an Introductory evening. ’

' itig cheerfully acquiesced in the some,

is hereby given, that the Hon. CHARLES Youso will

livering an Introductory Lecture, on Wed-

Ii Deccinbt-r next, at 8 o'clock, p. m.

tiltcn precisely tit Eight o'clock, and tho

rter paist Eight.

present members do not require - is until next January), or at the Book Stores ‘L‘ per. Members’ Tickets, 55. lUs.—Youth's do. 2s. 6d.

P. F. LITTLE, Secretary.

ir 'I‘il'kr'.

saw “

i. I - , “' Do I , , H I I H , lJtidgos. Attoriit-y and Solicitor (It’llel‘lllfi, &c. &c., while a union 111m, FALL GOODS.

I: the cone ".s'on'_ Icmtm'" .lm“ em "My )8 lm('e"sluy to I of the Caundns is effected b/ the Government at Home, for the Mr. Editor, Subscnbers In".e 'ust I, ~, d I- M h quell rebelhons’ “r to rule a disaffected people‘ but when“ .- piirpose of'sct-urinw to the people cheap and good Government. Your most obedient upwnm I I I I I .- H I- J ' :cel‘e ' rom anc e!- .

I no.3"Ch l’ri'millles EXISti the exertion ors‘mh power Will i .Hojur Nllilll. liirllltji‘lv tiftlie N. York Shir, once having oot-nsioii and mfizfcéceffilfhtfis H mm' §6lmmwr NIP“, masseuse“ -. create them". This Inner selllenc" is “51"51 "S if” ha“ been to speak cunteinptuouslv tif'lilili: Iihotlu Island, said, -‘ Poh, we ‘ ’ n genera hwnmem 0 . . uttered by an oracle; for the assumption of arbit any power «until put her inn. our brooches pocket." 'I‘hui lslmid has n G-i- T “7 D .- - f B RI T I S H ‘M AN U FA C T U R E D G 0 0D 8: on the part ofu rttleroftt free people as neceSsarily lends to a vornnnnit, but it is n clicilp one The Governor ri-t-eives £Iuo ‘ "E 1547331.“: "III‘ZK thelpreseut Week, a quantity; 0 SUITABLE FOR THE SEASON. . > reb_elliou,as light succeeds‘the rising ofthc sun. per illllillin, (whom I t......,,,..,.., pnumv, “mp.” ,,, N0“ 8mm.) snow qtn e unusua at t us ear y petiod ofthe season ms 7

We sincerely hope that our Representatives will look Well to these things ere it be too late. .They have still strength enough to strike for independence, and it' they suffer the next Session to pass without thoroughly ptir ing the House ofAssembly of'every Govermneut influence, they will be- couie obnoxious to the execration ofnn injured public. Let them but discharge their duty, and the new system, with all its abominations, will vanish for ever!

HALIFAX FISH bIARKET.—Tlle fish- market ofthis city is

evidently one of the fittest, if not the best, iii the world. For' the last five or six weeks, mackerel and other fish have been ‘

Iilllll other tligiiit.iric~' in proportion. \Vlint (I-ll'S Sir II V. IIiiiil- .luy g ‘l for playing the Sovereign in the Province ufPritice Ed- ward Island 3" , Now, we fully concur in the south lever thrived equal to its resources, absent [anrl owners withdrawing from it ycnrly a large portion of its capital, in the shape of rent;” but We confess otir inability to discover how a “ union with Nova St-oiia” is to re- licvc us from this unfortunate state of things. Dacs the Editor of the Nonescolian imagine, that even were this union effected, the people here—tiny tnore than those similarly circuitistniiccd in Nova Scotia—would be released from the

iieiit, that “ No country that had a large body of

fallen, which, added to that which fell the week previous, has quite blocked up the public Beads, and rendered travelling, for the present, next to impracticable. So sudden and uti- expected has been the setting in ol'this wintry weather, that numbers of cattle, sheep and pigs, which had been left roaming at large iii the woods and fields, iti different parts of the country, are known to have been buried under the snow, and have perished in consequence. \Ve much fear that the next arrivals Ii'om sea will furnish us with sad Itc- couuts ofdisustcrs to the shipping, of which there must be large iYuinbers on the coast.

On Wednesday last, one of‘the Stalls in the Charlottetown

N. B.—-Al

~—

itito partnership, he put into the hands of'an A further notice.

29th Nov.,

flLSO, 8 ptinclieons Jamaica Spirits, ‘ 2 pipes Brandy (Martcll Brand), I; 8 lilids. Sugar, 3 casks “’iiie, i 3 punchcons Molasses,

2d chests best S ~l T . The whole of w "u" “mg on

Iiich will be disposed ofc-heap, for cash onl J. Jr. W. M‘GILL. J. M'Gill, prior to their entorin fore the First January next, wil ttoriiey, to be recovered without

.

I accounts due Mr. if not paid be

1842. 4w.

obligation to pay rent? If he can establish this point to otir settisfiitttiOii, we shall indeed be inclined to give hitn credit for a greater degree ol'sogacity in such muttch than we are at present disposed to concede hint. \Ve have, it is true,

so plenty, that they cottld be obtained for almost nothing. On Tuesday last, several large and excellent salmon were exposed for sale; some ol'tlicni Weighed eighteen pounds,

mid were purchased lbr three shillings and six pciice cur-

Mai'ket being put tip to public competition, was ultimately knocked down to the highest bidder, at the sum of£15 10s. (hr the term of one year. The upset price, fixed by Statute,

R. SEARS’ PICTORIAL WORKS—'The Sub-t

scribcrs huvejust received, and offer for Sale, at their Elm. ’ 'i

- blishincnt in Water Street several etitir ' . . . £4 - e se oer. ‘reucv coda—filaming Herahl, Nov. ll. occasionally met With persons disposed to advocate such a '5 OMI, _ ' spundId works. ’ a 8”" I ‘~ - n _W - i .t .: ‘i l -r t to 'm ircssiou that it mirth! iossiblv iii some ' ' "" _ REMARKABLE RUINS m ("ATRAL Anhch' e have I me Nm ’ u" k l i I a I '.’ , k PERSONAL BEAUTv!——Atnotig the most valuable attributes of COOPER- 5‘ BREMNER. lately looked over but we open ud- .

coolly returned from Central America, representing therViseIlly when we ussc

ruins ofaii ancient city, not yet visited by Stephens and Cathetawood. They have the same general character, but their preservation iii some respects is more perfect. The principal of'these ruins are at a place called Chiclien, sitti- attid iii the midst ofa vast plitiii almost midway between the two oceans. On lie tops of'tlte pyramids, resembling those which Mr. Stephctis met with iii other plttc .‘S, and which be

some drawings, made by it traveller re- respects, prove beneficial to this Island ;

rt, that this opinion is very far indeed from beitiggenerafly entertained hero. Should the content- ‘plllttill union of the Colonies of'Nova SCOlllI, New Bruns- jwick and P. 3. Island ever take place—of which, however, fire can, at present, discern no very distinct prospect—we 'strotigly suspect that the inhabitants of Halifax, as well as 'those of Fredericton (the capital of'New Brunswick),will ] have very little cruise to congratulate themselves on the con-

Bcnnty, whether regarded as conducive to manly purity and grace iil'tispcct, or its auxiliary to Feminine Lovelitiess, a Beautiful Set nf'fl‘ceth must eicr rank among the most important elements ofii favourable personal appearance. The embellishment iitid preser~ valio‘n ol'the Tooth and Gums have therefore ever been regarded with peculiar interest, and among tho mass of preparations sug- gested Iiir those desirable purposes, we could ptirticiilarize “ Row- i..\si)‘s Ooosro, or Pearl Deniifrice." its unrivalled for its excel— /c;ire in purifying, rim/rallisliing and preserving these important

Charlottetown, 8th Oct. I842.

KN ()A

Just published, foolscap 8vo., pp.

ORAL RENOVAT chusdestroyed. T

128, Price, > Is. 6d. single, I28. per doz.

ION; or, The Empire of Bitc- HE PRIZE Essav. By the Bow. JOHN

CHARLOTTLTOWN: COOPER 81. BREMNER.

‘ conjficmred to be the Inn,"s (,fpumlc I,u,I,I,,,gs7 [Ins Immuner eloqucpcos qlnch would, llllolltll opinion, ItcsnIIIfipuiltlit adop’: and attractive a Joe 8 [See Advertisement] ALL Persons mdebmd to the subscriber, are hereby - "c - «actually found massive edifices in astute ol‘tolertibio preser- ‘ tion 0i suc i a measure. [I ns case, i Wt I .ie let-essur PORT 0,, CH qRLOTTETOWN requested to pay their respective Accounts, on or before ‘thlion. Among them was one difl‘eriug front the rest, in i" fix "P0" 1‘ “'0”? CHM!" sue “1"” Elmer “um” 0" Frc‘le‘ “JEN”, ' m“ Fm" dny °”""“"".Y "9’"; O‘I'GPWifie '08!” menu!“ WI" 50‘

possessing a circular form, atid being rounded at the top, iii a manner resembling a dome. He found walls, vaults, and ‘flOors, covered with hard composition hearing it high finish, coloured interior Walls, sculptures

“traveller in question, to publish an account of his visit to Yucatan, and a description of'thcse curious remains—lb.

PICTOU, November 16. We have reason to believe—and every inhabitant in the

‘* i county ought to rejoice at the thought—that the two great

4 Parties of I’reshyterimis are about to unite their efforts in ‘fllpport ofEducittioii. We can scarcely contemplate the « neliciitl effects ofsuch an important moVe. Besides pro— fiding the means for the Education of the young, it will

air 81-Farmer.

monuliscture of paper. A

few years ago, these gentlemen 3, ‘mlgt‘ated from Scotland, in quest ofemployinent.

They

fihich they kept in operat summers’ profits, " 'lllt the machinery it contains, has cost them several thou-

nd pounds. Iii t anufacture of paper, olds iii his hittid is a sample. Iqing paper to and fro on the river, and contemplate having J, small steiiinbont'built for the purpose. Oftbe monufiicttire of paper in vi t similar results in other Provinces ?

,, Seeing the matter brotight to the test.—Ibid. A .

BANXDAT— .l , ' KINGSTON, November 8. ' I'll! Excellency Sir Charles Bagot was seriously indispo-

' " last Week but we are happy to say is now nearly reco- ' tW~Hcrai¢ ’