r "on Hausa: ro wutgivlzoazsplessure in stating Qfl'sc; M,j.,yr. Government are that a, up", .GnntB‘llllal’z. Road a mm“ ,0 Quebec, over w tch the "'9: "in he tnngmittotl In the Winter 51*” dim,” ,hmugh the centre of tho ""9"" Sir James E. Alexandermho from Jed Wm, the laying out of tin! “mm mm road, arrived here Ion left esterday morning or Tmfia hidl’etit’codiac, where his ls- “. commence. Sir James is accom- by Mr.Gill. s Surveyor from Ca- :1 ml ten men, and ntth thts party. ” '3" roceed from the Bend Northwest “zit puntil he reaches the line wlttch 334:,“ Counties'of Queen’s and sun- ILH {mm Northutnberland, along which i, ,, his intention to proceed to 80m 1"",reconnoitring the country. From in 1'0“... Sir James wtll proceed a northerly course, ascertatntpg the mline fora road with the View of m m to the Eostward ofthe 'l‘emis- in Lake. the broken country near glitch has been already examined with “no tothis Road, by Lteut. Simmons om. Royal Enzineers. _ We hear that it is the intention of Go- ,mturnt to establish‘ Military '90-" nt ,tttlteitnportant points on this Road ;

“,1 our American neighbours can no-

ntertain a tlfl'lh‘ that England wm 1:: UP these Colonies l—Newbrufl-h

picker.

latrottrsa'r 'ro Mutants—Capt. tt'. Robinson, of the barque Columbine, at Glasgow, arrived at Deal the 24th Aprilhas furnished the following report:

-~ Sailetl from Aux Cayea on the 2d of-

Isu'li. Had strong north winds till the Mtvith a lee current ; came through tteCazeos Passage on the 15th. 0n the “craprildt 3 p. ut., being in lat. 35. fibugdi). l0, uty attention was called anteater being discoloured to wind- md; it had a brown appearance, ex- tesliag shore IOO feet in a S. S. E.direc- this, sad about 30 feet across. It had all the appearance of a rock under water. Wesere then a little more than the bulb of the vessel north of it. steering [5.1%. Immediately on weather bow lso store brown spots were seen close whether, abottt l50 fathoms or more ustoltlte one we were abreast of, the fist lying in the same direction. and a- bsinthe same size ; the second or east- srsaou one of an oval shape,sbout 60 or Meet across, and appeared to be near- eriltesurface ofthe water than the other In. We hada light breeze frottt S. E. the ester stnooth, and a cloudless sky ; hit there was a swell from N. \V' The undid not break over them ; but the lisruloured water was seen on the last szt'rstioaed one nearly a mile otf.’--Europ. tau.

throatss IN ALGI:ns.-—Despatcltes is. Algiers have reached Paris, on- asuctug several triumphs over the fol- lsaersof Abdel Kader, by the Dukes d' Annie and Montpettsier. The account stsaaction. at which the Duke de Mont- reaster assisted, states, that after firing bulbs battery of which he had the di- Itttwuhrosring from his position thirty tIosltells, by this poWerful bombard- Wand ‘ stretching many ofthe Arabs’ tatie ground. he followed the Duke d’ to, when “ a ball tore his upper “I'M”; but although the pain was Mod the blood which flowed alarm- !. it! Royal Highness continued to ad- 'Iu against the Arabs. It is added liesouud still not leave a scar. fi______ bilard boiled eggs are said to be "In for love; they lie so heavy on stomach.” to make the sufferer the weight upon his heart.

Dblr. Ellsworth estimates the Mt population 0f~ the United .at 19,183,583. '

M

moon articles to ~ , -,. uni... u“ “men” aasvotdsb y can

Art Onu Museum-An spothecary’s boy was lately sent to leave at one house a box of pills. and at another six live fowls. Confused on the way. he left the ptlls where the fowls shottld have gone. and the fowls atthe pill place. The folks who received the fowls were astonished at reading the accompanying directions; swallow one every two hours.

WAR Orrtcn, May 10th, l8“.

Slat Regiment,—Frederick Sidney dc Vere Lone. gent., to be Ensign without purchase. Vtcs Murray promoted.

DIED.

At St Mary's Mills. on the 20th ult., aged 2 years and a half. Priscilla Harte, the only daughter of Mr. Henry Lewellin.

' P A S S E N G E R S

‘ In the Steamer Sr. Gaoao: from Pictnu. on Wednesday last.--Miss Cnlbeck. Miss Allison. F. Longworth Esq . Mr. Wm. M. Allen. Mr. Costin, Serieant Fraser, and 2 in the steeregtt.

In do , from do.. on Friday last.—Eigbt steersge passengevs.

In the Schr. Elizabeth from'Hnlifax.—Mn and Miss Greeno. Mr. Chas. Welsh, and I". .l. M. ('ollard, Esq.

S II I P N E “V S. PORT OF CHARLOTTE'I‘OWN. __ \

ENTERED.

Schrs. Industry, McKenzie. Pietou. free- stone : Ceres. Land, l’ictou, coal : Slur. Jack, Robinson. fishing voyage; Elizabeth. Lutes. Halifax. goods ; Country Maid, Dea- gle, Halifax, goods.

CLEANED.

Barque Florence. Brummnge, Quebec, 40 passengers ; Steamer St. George. Mathew- son, I’ictou. British merchandise from Emma Scarle; Schr. llaunah Gray,'l'urnbull. New- foundland. boards and shingles.

AUCTIONS.

The Subscriber is instructed to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION

On Wednesday next, the l2th inst., on the Premises. near the residence of Daniel Hotlgsott, Esquire, at I2 o'clock, noon,—The HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

ELONGING to the Rev. Mr. McIntyre,

consisting o“.—Sofa. Tables. Chairs,

Carpets, Window Curtains. and Blinds, Bed- stcuds and Bed Curtains. sic. ac.

ALso,—-An excellent HORSE, Saddle and Bridle ; the above Will be sold without re- serve. [f'l‘crms ('ash.¢§]]

Anson-LOT No. 7|. in the second llun- drcd nf'I‘own Lot . in Charlottetown. with the House and Buildings thereon. and Pasture Lot No. 4l8. in the Royalty of said Town, situate on the Brackley Point road. '

H. \V. LOBBAN,

Auctioneer.

BY II. “C LOBBAN,

ON MONDAY, the 10th of June next, on the premises of [lunar Summ- MAN, l‘lsquire, at It o‘clock, the HOUSE- IlOLD FURNITURE, consisting of

Dining Room. Drawing-Room, Hall and Kitchen I“urni:ure, the chief pvrrt or which are made from Rosewood and Spanish Ma- hogany, and in excellent preservation.

A I. S O, Cancers, Gussawanu, FRANKLIN S'rovnrt, tic. kc. 81c.

uj’F‘or further particulars, see Cnta‘ogues. which will be ready for delivery on or about the 30th instant.

May 22.

S T R A Y C 0 w. BOUT- one. month since, a dark co. lottred COW, then heavy with calf, with the owner’s name branded on each horn. Any person bringing her to the subscriber, will be handsomely rewarded

for his trouble. JOHN DAVIS, Jun. Queen 8treet,Juue 5, t8“.

June 5. IS“.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

SPLENDID arstw Goons.

—.._ SPRING l844.

OIIN DAVIS. Jam, has just received per Brig “ SIR Hetvttv Huxrusr," from Liverpool, G. B , an assortment of

NEW 8; FflSHlONABLE GOODS,

which he is enabled to sell on very moderate terms, for Cash—upwards of

200 LADIES DRESSES, in Delaiuest and Balzareues, Lamas, and Ormise. of the tuost exquisite patterns and colours; Lama,0rtnise, Paisle filled and printed Cashmere Shawls and andkerchiefs, Embossed Velvet Scarfs. White Blond Bonnet Caps, Collars, Stu.

Gentlemens’ Challi Blouses, Summer Clo'h Blouses. Velvetteett Shooting Coats. Drab 'l‘weed do. : Cltes'erfield Wrappers, Alberta, Taglionas, White Drill Shooting Coats, &c., all ofthe newest style.

Some very superior BEAVER ALBER'I‘S. Trowsers in Gamhr-ion, Cantoon, Moleskin, plain and fancy Tweed, Chulli and Clotlt V E S 'l‘ 3-

Blnck and Coloured SATIN, checked end fancy Chal'i. Quiltings, Valencias, Shawl, patterns, and printed Lustings.

Otl Cloth Table Mats, Victoria Table Cov- ers. Table Buize, Carpet Bags, Striped and White Shirts are. Ste. 51:.

t harlottetown, June 5, 1844.

at s: w c o o b 3. .~.__ ESBRISAY 8t. 00.. hat'ejus: re-

ceived per Constance and Emma Scarle, from London, on consignment :—

50 Chests Soucltong and Congo 'l‘eas, superior quality.

No. I 8!. 2 London White Lead,

Boiled and Raw Linseed Oil,

Beet Spanish Indigo,

Bar. Bolt and Rod Iron,

London Mottled and Pale Soap,

Mould and Dipped Candles,

Cognac. Brandy, Geneva,

Port and Sherry \Vines,

Bottled Porter.

Double refined Loaf Sugar.

An assortment of Cut and Plain Glass.

Which, they ofl'er for Sale very low for

ready money. June 5th, I844-

mud WELLS. TE.'DERS will be received by the

Subscriber, until the lat day ol'July next. for Sinking and walling with Stone the following Vt'ells in Charlottetown. the diameter of the same at the bottom to be not less than 8 t'ect. and atthe top 4 feet. and to be completed by the Is! day of September next, viz.

A \Vcll in Pownal Street, near M’Kir- non’s;tlte present \Vell to be filled up by the contractor. A Well in Hillsbo- rough Street near Morrison’s; the pre- sent Well at the Cross Street to be filled up by the Contractor. A Well iii the same Street near Dealtristtv’s Corner. JOHN O. NANTES.

Chairman of Pump and Well Assessors.

CINNfl .' .’ !

June 5. CHINJ? .’ CHINA .' !

—.fl.- GEORGE BOOM. RESPECTFULLY intimates to the public,

that lie has just received. as Barque

MARY JANE, from Liverpool. in udditton to his former S T O C K. and new ofl'ers for Sale at the CHINA AND EARTIIENWARE DEPOT, A choice selection of Printed and Painted Bassxrner and TEA Sunvtcns. of van- ous new patterns; Duncan and Dessert-r Services, and TOILETTE VVattu.

llj’Also. CHINA Breakfast ttnd Tea Ser- vices. Rich Cut Glass. are. Which lie wrll dispose of on reasonable terms by wholesale or retail.

Charlottetown, June let. 1544. tf.

Law Baastts neatly printed at this Ofics.

assure coons.

WILLIAM HE ARD begs to announce his return from Eng. land with an assortment of S P R I N G

O O D S, and trusts from their gootl quality and low settle of profits, to re- ceive a continuance of public favour.

Great Geor a Street.

June hulls“. i “L g

N. B.—'l‘he old stock of Ironmongery, Bar Iron. Sec. will be sold otl'at, and un. der cost price.

1 RS. HEARD begs to announce to

the Ladies of Charlottetown, and its vicinity, her arrival frotn England with a large and fashionable assortment of French and English MILLINERY. adapted to the present season, which will be ready for inspection on Mondav next the lCth inst. Alan. s large quantity of Ladies and Children’s French and patent S ' A Y S.

Mrs II. hopes by strict attention to business and moderate charges, to me- rit a share of public patronage.

Great George Street,

June 5th, 1844. ;

“725m McK INNOJV, TAILon,

N'I‘IMA'I‘ES to the public that he is very grateful for past favours, and that he has removed to the house formerly occupied

by Mr. James N. HARRIS, Auctioneer, where lie intends to carry on his business on a cheap scale for Cram—While soliciting a share of the public patronage in future, he hopes by a careful attention to Business to merit and deserve a continuation of their con- fidence.

King Street, June 1.

JAMES W. CAIRNS, ENGINEER 8r BLflCKSMITH.

‘ ETURNS his sincere thanks to the

inhabitants oftbis place and the coun- try in general, for their liberal support since he has commenced business. and trusts that by sobriety and good workmanship to merit a cuntinuance oftheir favours. He begs leave to inform them that be is now enabled to tnake the following Articles equal to any ill!- ported :—

3w.

Carriage Mountings. Springs and Patent Axles,- Turnt'ng and Fillitthocht'nery; Screwt'ng Tackle made to all sizes; Turning Lathes and edge Tools; Broad and Narrow Cast-Steel Ares. warranted of the best ’M A 'r I: R t A t. s.

flj’All kinds of Smith‘s work finisher] in the best style. on reasonable terms. at his Factory. upper Queen street, Charlottetown- June let, 1844. tf

JAMES N. HARRIS- Genet'al Commission Agent and Auctioneer.

Announces to his kind friends the public, that he has numovrzn to ltis NEW SALE ROOM, QUEEN SQUARE, I ‘IIE most central, mercantile and corn- modious part oftlte town for the recep- lion and sale of Goods of any descripttou, either by private Saar. or Puauc Auction, with all the advantages of Store and Cellar room ;-he hopes therefore by' his usual as- siduity. attention and punctuality, to merit still a large share of their kind patronage.

By Private Sale. 3 excellent FARMS and l DWELLING HOUSE.

By Public .duction.

On tlioRd.-tth and 5th of June: next, the Farm, Dwelling IIott-e. Stock. Implements and Furniture ofthat beztutful,p'ace called “ Newport Cottage.” the property of Mr. Saawm. WEs'I‘ACOTT. .

N. B.--An Auction held weekly, at the New Sale Room.

Charlottetown. May

8th, 1844. 3 '°""