j nligliiest doubt. 1 Members of your Excellency‘s late Govnrnincnt.

HASZARD’S GAZETTE. MAY 27.

would not Interfere so much in politics. as that per- son does.

I would she challenge Mr. Arbuchle, or any other person, to point out any one instance where I toolr a stand in favour of. or against. any question. that I

. tlinehed from my duty. since my first olI'eriug as a

candidate. to represent the e.

WILLIAM W. LORD.

Ml] s-nit. tau.

[‘l‘ho following Letter has been handed to as

for publication, by the Ilon. D. lIontgomory.] Charlottetown. 23d May. I85-I.

Sir;

Your Excellency having thougltt lit to dissolve the House of Assembly. It is not my intention. longer. to continue a leather of your Excellency‘: Govern- ment. and I beg leave to tender for your Excelleucy's acceptance the resignation of my seat in the Execu- tive Council. Having now been a Member of tho House of Assembly for a period of IO years. and dur-_ ing tltat time. having served in live parliaments. cou- secstively. I trust it may not becoasidered presuming in me. toatate to your Excellency. freely. the reasons which have impelled me to‘tliis step. I-‘rom appeals made to Her Majesty by the House of Assembly of this Colony in the Sessions of I849. I850, Her Ms- josty was pleased to accede to the policy cfgranting to its inhabitants Responsible or self Government. and your Excellency ‘s ussuiiipsion of tho Government of this Colony. in the year I851, was considered an appropriate time for carrying that syeteni into elfect; and in the month of April, of that year, a Bill for a permanent civil List. having passed the Legislature. and other perliminary arrangements having been completed, Responsible or self Government was then introduced. and a new Executivecouncil was formed. in accordance therewith. I was one of the majority who in I850 voted for the introduction of the system of Responsible or self Government, and although I was by no means It supporter of those Members of the llouae of Assembly who were first called on to ss- aiel. your Excellency in carrying it into effect, I was led to expect. that under your Excellency's ndniinis- tration. Responsible Government would have been carried out in good faith; and at that time. I believe your Excellency frequently declared iliat it was your intention to do so. and that whatever change might be produced in the persona composing the Majority of the Representatives of the people. you would feel it your duty. to unite cordially with them, and adminis- ter the Government with equal justnese and conside-

ration towards them. that had been observed towards any other party who may have previously formed your Government. On the 9th February last,tlie new House of Assembly. the first one returned under your Excellency's administration. was called together. and. in a few dziyu afterwards. that Iluuse declared by its vote, a want of confidence in your Ext:cllency's ad- visers. A new Government was formed thereupon,of which I had the honor to heroine n meinhei through- out the Session. which has I0 lately treininated. The present government was supported on every public niensure. by a strong. and I do not hesitate to add. a highly respectable and intelligent majority in the As- sembly; and I believe that. since their appointments to ollice. the Members of your present adniiuistretion have in all their communications evincod the utmost courtes and respect towards Your Excellency. as well as ieir readiness to co-operate with you faith- fully. in all matters in which the public interest and prosperity of the country were concerned. I extreme- ly regret. however. that I now feel myself compelled to state to your Excellency, that it appears to me quite manifest. that the policy pursued by your Ex- cellency towardn the Members of your Government. has been of a very opposite nature to that which I con- ceive they had s right to expect. And a conviction is now forced upon my mind, that your Excellency instead of extending to them your countenance, and that constitutional support to which they were entitled. has allied youreelfto a particular party to govern for their interests rather than for the welfare of the people at large. Against the unanimous opinion of your Council. your Excellency has determined to dissolve the Ilouse of Assembly, and that you have done so by the advice and unconstitutional iiiterfe- rence of persons iniiiiediately interested in obtaining for themselves. the principal otlices of Emolunient, in the gift of the Government. is a fact. which has now become too clearly revealed to admit of the These persons, most of whom were

were in constant intercourse with your Excellency during the whole of the late Session of the Legisla- lure. and it is a instter of Public Notoriety that they originated a Petition for a dissolution of the House of Aseeiiibly. and that the Enimissaries employed by them. in order to procure Signatures in the country districts. iiidustriously circulated reports tltat you had expressed a desire for it tilitinge in the Govt-rniiient ind that if Petitions were iiuinerously signed, you would endeavour to ell'ect such change by dissolving the Ilouse of Assembly. Having perused the coin- manication of my Colleagues. dated the 16th May iustaut,in answer to your Excelleney‘s Letter addres- sed to us on the Gib instant, I fully subscribe to all that is therein stuted;and I must express my deep regrst,that your Excellency should be induced to adopt it course which I conceive totally unwarranted by any public axpertdiency at the present time. while its consequences inset prove so highly inconvenient to the great mass of the population. if not dangerous to the public peace of the Colony. Inconvenient be- cause on account of this unusually late spring. the Agriculturists will be for it considerable time yet on- gtiged in putting their Crops into the groandgand dangerous because In some of the country Districts. the people have been worked up to a state of excite- ment which may lead to serious collisions at the

t . I ' I have the honor to be. our EacelIeney'e Most obedient hunt lo servant ALD MONTGOMERY.

DON 'I_‘o His Excellency In A. Bsasermss. to. to.

The Lord Bishop of Nova Sootia will reach at St. Paul's, on Sunday morning, and w lhold n Confirmation at Milton, in the afternoon of some day. Ills Lordship also purposes holding a Confirmation at Georgetown, on ’l‘ue ay, 30th iust.. and la Charlottetown. at the after- noon Service. on Whitsunda , June 4th. He will hold an Ordination at t. Paul's, on the morning of June 11th. and will probably preach on that occasion ; and also. on the morning of the preceding Sunday.

Tits Pscnsr INOIAI, arrived here yesterday with the British and Colonial Mails. We have

givpn the principal items of News in another '0 umn.

The Rev. John Knox will preach. (D.V.) in the Baptist Chapel, Charlottetown, next Sab- bath ovening. at half-past 6 o'clock.

Port of Charlottetown: W

anitivitu.

Mzal 20. Schr. 'I‘rinadad. Pictou; hal.

2 . Providence. Quebec; tlour.&c. Virgin, Beers. Pinette. Oregon. .Iaiiics, Crapaud. l’ncket a- gram. Pictou; mails, &c.

I-lib. Durcc. Boston; goods.

26th. Brigt. Zehron. Boston; gen. cargo. Ingram,

teu. 21th.Guzelle. Boston; gen. cargo. Mayflower. Pur- die. Pictou; coal.

AIL . May 20, Aiiiegent. Nicholson. Bnthurst; oats, &c'

flid. Active. Litiidries, St. John. N. B ; oats So- plironia. McI"adyeii. Halifax; produce. Star, , St. Johi II.; produce. Comliine,

Reid. . .; o. 28d, Packet Ingram. Pictou; mailit, &c. I . Great Britain, stun; produce. Brig Peeping

'I‘oin, lledeque; to loa . 26th Sclir. Providence, Quebec; passengers.

Road District llo. 8.—Queea's County.

TIIE Undersigncd will expend the Illlllll of Money

appropriated for ltoitds and Bridges in District Number 'I'hree. at Public Auction, in the following order. viz:

On Mcitdny, the l2th day of June next. at I0 o'clock, forenoon. coniii.-eiicing on the Road front Henry Neal's to inslow on . At I2 o'clec , same day, on the New Glasgow Road. coiiiiiiencing at Robert Seaman's. At one o’clock,_same day. the sale of the Road from Wheatloy River Bridge to

t‘e. will cciiiinence at Winslow's Bridge. At 3 o'clock. same day, the Road from Whontley Bridge. by the Chapel. to I.e Page's shore, commenc- ing at Wheatloy River Bridge. .

On Tuesday. the l3tli, at I0 o'clock, forenoon. will be sold. at Glasgow Bridge. the Road from Glasgow Bridge. to Wlieatle River Bridge. At I2 o'clock. unis day, Baiiga cod and Bridge. At 2 o'clock, same day. the pequc Road. sale to commence at Sullivan's Bridge. At 4 ofcloclt, some day. Road from Glasgow to Cavendish, sale to commence at Litird‘s Mills.

On Wednesday. the nth, at It o'clock. the re- pairing of the Bridge at McNeill‘s Mill. Cavendish. At 12 o'clock. seine day. the building of a Ilrid e at Charles McNeill’s. Cavendish. Also. It 4 c oc , same day. the Itusiice Cape Road. sale to commence at William Bernard's.

ALEXANDER M. MACNEILL. Commissioner. Coinmissioner’a Ollicn. Cavendish. May 22. I854.

To .tlie"EleFct:ors of the Second Electoral District of Queen's county.

GINTLIIIIN; AT the earnest request of many of toy respected myself as a

friends iiinon at you, I am induced to other 5' ate for your sullinges. at the approaching General Election. to represent your interests in the Ilouse of Assembly. for this native istrict. ‘ bein

my first attempt to move in olitical life. I can an ely assure

you, should I he Elected oiio of your Representatives, t tat I have no party predilec- tions. an at such measures only as I shall consider for the best interests of the pecple,and the promotion of the prosperity of the Island in general, and of your local District in particular. shall have my support, no

inntter from whom the same may eimiiiate. ave the honor to e.

Gentlemen. Your most ohd‘t Sc JOIIN COLL Charlottetown. May 24, I854.

rvnnt. M‘DONALD.

J... publl eEt;. ""

wan INT'Il'EHB EAST. Tlie Principals in the Strife, ANI)

ITS PROPABLE ISSUE. A LECTURE,

Delivered in Cliarlottetown. April 28. I864, before the " Mutual Improvement Association," by the REV. J. R. NARRAWAY.

For sale at G. 'I‘. llitszaiiifs Book Store.

MA .

IIE MAILS for the iii.-iglihouring I'rovim:i-..-. and the lliiited States. will be nnitlo up and forwarded via Pictcu. on and alter 'I'II9ItI1|)"Il|B lltli instant. every ’I‘u ttnnav and I"nimtv night. at

Ei ht o'clock. until further notice.

Mails for Englaiid, to be forwarded vla Ilalifax, will be be made up every alternate 'l'aoaday night. at 8 o'cloc . vir.:— 'I‘ueetIuy. the 9th May. Tuesday. the 25d May. ’I‘uesday. the 6th June. 'I‘ueeday. the 20th J tine, 'I‘ncstlay. the 4th July.

'l‘IIOMA OWEN. Postinsster General

General Post Otlice, May 2. I854.

Tuesday. the 18th July. 'I'ucstlny, the let August. Tuesday. the l5tli August. Tuesday. the 29th August.

I of Land for L

Tlll-Ill!-I will he ollered in June next. for sale by the Snliscriber, nt Siirnmorsitle. about 30 building lots, part of which is within a few hiindn-tl feet of the \Vharf tit that place, and others. within frotii III to 20 Chains. part of w "c are water |,mg, Turing made easy, itrtd ftII‘llittl' notice tifsllo to be given.

May. int. isti.

J. WI".A'l‘HEIIhY.

ENGLISH GARDEN SEEDS, rowtli of 1853.

US'I‘ RECEIVED. at Apcthecaries IIa|l oz Pup-

isg Ibsi from Eléivesrpool. a lot of I"reoh Garden

and FLOWER S . T. DESBRISAY & Co. March 16th. 1854.

Steam Packet Notice.

TIIE Subscriber is Agent for the Saint John and Westrnorelead Steam Navigation Ccmpaay’s Boots at the Bend. An parties wishing to have goods ed to or rom no in the GulfSt. .awrence and Prince Edward sland, will be attend- ed to by sending their instructions. It is intended to

put a sailing Pacltet during the ensuing summer o

i , the route between Sbediac sud Miramiclii. of which

conveyance parties interested can avail themselves. ALEXANDER WRIGIIT. Bend May 8th, I85-I. 2m

NEW BOOKS. UST received at G. '1‘. IIltsxan.o's Book Store Ma I3. I854. Bonnr'sINight of Weeping; or, Words for tho Sull‘er- ingi I"aiiiily of God 2s.

The Morning of Joy; a Sequel to the "Night of ' 9d.

s 'I‘ruili and Error; or. Letters to a Friend on some of

tlic Controversies of the Day. 2s ‘lie I"iimil of Betlian ; or. Meditations on the Eleventli Chapter of J in. With rtnlntroductcry Issay by Hugo 'te. 2s . Meditations on the Lords’s Prayer. 2s 9d. Bridges Exposition of the Proverbs. Svo, l2s lid. Exposition of Psalm CXlX.. as Illustrative ofthe Character and Exercises of Christian Exper- ience. in 3d. rown (John. D.D.)—I:‘.xpoostory Lectures on the First Epistle of Peter. One thick Svo volume. Ids. Discourses and Sayings of our Lord Jesus Christ. Illustrated in a Series of expositions, 8 vols. Bvo.

37s lid.

Buolninan (James. D.D. -Comfort in Allliction. A Series el Meditations. 2s 9d

Chalmers Sermons, enlarged I'0tIlIllIm0lIl Sermons. 2 vols., 8vo. portrait, l8s 9d

-by the addition of his With a line

Cliristi:tn Retirement; or. the Spirituallixccrcises of

the llaart, s. Ducan’s Sacred Philosopliy of the Seasons. Illustrat- ing the Perfcctions of God in the Phenomena of the

ear, s .

Tales of the Cottish Peasantry. Illustrated, 3s 4d.

'I‘lic Cottage Fireside; or, the Parish Schoolinnster. Illustrated, s.

'I'lie Cliildreu of the Manse. Illustrated. 35 4d.

Edwards (Jonatlian)-—Cli:irity and its Fruits, an ex- hibited in the Iloart and Life. Printed from the Or’ inal MS, 3s. 4d.

I"ar ol ;or. Asia and Australia I)e.«icribed. By the

author of the "Peep of Day," dtc. Illustrated.

in «Id.

Funny and her Momma. By the author of“Miitn- nia’s llihlc Stories." Illustrated. 3s 4d.

Giltillan (George)-'I‘hu Martyn. llerees, and Bards of the Scottish Covenant. Illustrated, fin.

Boots, Shoes, Donningn, &0., etc. good variety in Ladies‘, Geiitlonieirn. Youtli‘s and Children's. Very good and clienp.

Isl 3i GEORGE BI‘.l".R. Junr.

Pew in St. Paul's Church. OR S.~\I.E. a conimondious I‘l-‘.\V. on South Side of St. Paul's Church. Apply to JAMES |'liAI\'E.

Charlottetown. May I6.

NEW aoons.;§.;.i...”‘;{ E53. .

7 III". Subscriber is now receiving. n-r S‘ ' ./flu’- aruler. I50 lhieltages Blll'I‘lSI| MI".IIl?IlAN- IIIZE. the priiioipal part. of his Spring import.-itions, consisting o - 3 cases ready iiinde Clothing. do. Hats and Caps, do. Straw Bonnets iind Iliits, do. I.atlies’ dress Materials, do. Millinciy. do. (-'loves—IIent. Allcroft 8; Co‘s., do. H '

do. llaliemlxoiliery.

do. Silks and Itibbona. 2 bales Uiibleuclietl Calioott. I do. W to Cnliooes. 2 do. Carpetings, 2 do. Oil Floor Cloths, I do. Cloths and III-ills, 60 boxes Liverpool Soap. 24 clients Congo Tea, 22 pncltages Paints. I9 o. It ricn.

The above. with his Stock on hand. comprises one of the best nssorttiieiits iii 'l‘own. and will be sold in extremely low prices for cash.

DANIEL D.-\\'ll".S.

Queen Square, l2tli May, ISM.

-19-.---[c—sa.

WESTERN MAILS. IIE WI".S'l'EllN M AILS will be forwtirdcd on and after Monday neat. the 22 o ny, iiiat., t'V1I’y MONDAY. and THURSDAY morning. at 9 o'c ock.

TIIOMAS UWF.N~ General Post Ollice. May I8, I85-I.

BRASS FOUNDRY. AND MACHINE SI-IUI‘. III’ II’. 1'. IIUIIS. TOW open in liit-at George Street. on \IlItl old Stand. Old (Topper and limits bong . An

Appretnire wiiiitotl. May I8. I85-I.

SUMMER HATS. NICI-‘. Asstilt'I‘MHN'I‘. Latest styles. j\, inst uizuiuii‘. lll-1|-‘.lt..Iuiir.

FRUIT Y FRUIT ! ! IIANGI-‘.9. I-‘HIS. Nll'I‘S. &c., &c. rate order.

In first

Isl 3i GI-‘.ORGE BEI-‘.lt. Jnnr. Prince Edward Island Board of Missions. 'l'lic mcniln-,nt of tho Ilonrd will meet for .-pi.-oial huttiituu in the Iluptist tfliripel l.‘lnirlottet-iwti. on Tuesday the amt. of May, at 4 o'clock in the aller-

"m' .l0llN KNOX. President. JOHN SCO'I"I‘. Recording Secretary

building Lots. I-‘or Terms. in. npw Itii Po

J une 5.

PE.

OR SALE—Gaovnn Isi.s.irn. situated in Richmond Bay. about one-fourth of a mile from Princetcwn.

This Island contains about 80 acres. and as a deb- ing station is unequalled in this Islsnd.—baviug a sullicient depth of water on one ' lar e burthen. and being entirely free from drift sand.

I! indisputable Title will hegivea; and for further articulnrs. apply to Wis. I-‘onoair. Esq.. Chur- ottetown.

April 22, IBM. (Iiovv. tf)

To he sold.

BY PRIVATE SALE. the following VALUABLE REAL ES'I‘A'I‘E of the late Hon. Colonel A. LANE. situate in Charlottetown, and its vieiaity.vin: o'rs Nos. 3, 4. 5 and 6. in the Third

I Iundred of Lots in Charlottetown aforesaid. s

ne-twentieth rt of Town Lots Nos. 01. 68 and 69. in the Second Iihadred of Lots in Charlottetown, ud- joining the property of Daniel Ilodgson, Esq.. in lots to suit pure asers.

Towir Lora Nos. 3. 4, and 6. in the Pillh hundred of Lots in Charlottetown, aforesaid. in lots to uni purchasers.

Town Lo-r No. 64. in the Fourth hundred of Lots in Charlottetown. adjoining the residence of the Chief Juutice.

Coxnxoiv Lora I2 and 13, in the Common of. and in close proximity to Clierlottetown. containing Twenty-four Acres. in lots to suit purchasers.

the approach from 'I‘own to Government House. in lots to suit purchasers.

Pltrruitn Lo'r No. 554. in the Royalty of Chur-

ttetown, containing Twelve Acres.

Ai.so-—PEW No. 3|. in the South Aisle of St. Paul's Church, Charlottetown.

For further particulars. apply to W. Foituair, Esq. Barrister at w, Charlottetown; at Picluu, to .I. IIAKILTON Litiuz, Esq..the Acting Executor. and one of the Trustees named in the Will of the late Colonel A. Lane.

at private sale. will he nfl'errd at Public Auction. on 'I'huraday 29th day of June next. 'I‘erms made known at time of Sn e.

'l‘0 BE LI-‘.'l‘ at a moderate rent the llosidenoc of the Lane. with tho grouiidsi attached. Apply as zibovc. Charlottetown, 22d May, I85-I.

200

River

FOR SALE. ACRES of land on Totvnsliip No. bl having it front of 20 Chains on Montague

|'oint of the Island.

I00 Acres on 'I‘owntihi No. 60.

Pasture Let n. I88 in the Royalty of George- town and

'l‘owii Lot No. 95 in ilic 4th hundred of Lots in

Charlottetown. Apply to WILLIAM FORGAN. I"el). 7tli. I35-I.

Bricli: Yard and 18 Acres of‘I..a.ni ti:

{ the above Pretnisos. consisting of I; Pasture Lotti in Charlottetown ' the Priiicetotvn ltoad. and adjoining the Red Lion

through the centre of it. About hnlfthe Land has been ploughed, it part ready to stamp, and the reiiuiiiider is coverc with trees, reserved for shelter .'IlltI orintiiicnt. 'l'lii-re is ll small Dwelling House on it. It will he Let altogether, or the Brick Yard will be reserved. For further particulars. n pl to

’ JAMES D. I ASZAIID. Recreation. April 10, I854. Freehold Farm for Sale. 7 ‘III-‘. Sulmcriber otl'ers for sale rt freehold farm

at Dog River. there is a new House and Burn on the premises, a fresh writer spring ruiming through the middle. at a Creek on the back side ofthe farm. the l':irni is about I mile below Dog River Bridge. :iiid is half clear.

DONALD LIVINGSTON. I.ot 3|, Dog River April 21st, ISM.

To be Let,

(‘orurr of Great George and lt'i'ng Struts. NEW and coiimtodious SIIOI’. suitable for n

tiltl)CI-ZRY or DRAPERY STORE. with

CELLAR and Out-Ilouse room. Apply to W. C. IIOBBS.

I-‘arm for Sale or to Let.

HE Subscriber oflers for Sale or to Let. by Pri- vate Contract, that valuable Leasehold oI"arm ltnoivn b the name of the Red House. situated in the thriving Settlement of Bay I"nrtune.'I‘ownship o. 50: it contains I51; acres of Land. about 60 :ii-res of which are cleared; there tna good spring ‘ of WtIIl‘I’ no it, tllttllll 50 yards frtiiii the mail 'l'eriii of I.o:nu- (tirwtpiii-.tl) 362 years; rent nlmut 3|d ;pier itnrti.p:irtiil the purchase ittoiitiy iiiity reiiiiiiii o .ecuriiy on the I“.-irin; iimiiediate possession ‘ For further particulars. a IIEYMAN J. I’

p ly to . IPERLIZZICK. Charlottetown. March I6, IBM.

4 1 ; LAND FOR SALE. ‘IVE Ilundretl acres of l.JI.N'D. with n Marsh , ll altitclietl. which cutsnnntitilly I"ort tons of Ilay. llllullltt on ’l‘owiieliip No. 28, head 0 the II' sho- I rough ltiver. ‘ I'or terms apply to SAMUEL NELSON. Charlottetown, Nov. 2-Itli. I858.

} IIVIII-‘. Subscriber hogs leave to.inforin the Public. . generally that he has cointnenced business as. n ; Commission Merchant and Auctioneer.

I At ilmcorncr ofuueon 8; Sydney Streets. and | hopes by pltllllpllltldl and punctuality to merit a share | of their pttlrmiage.

‘ ARTEMAS G. SIMMS.

I 5%‘ CAI}! advanced upon articles loll for Alto- 0

[ti ti.

FOR SALE.

HAT valuable plot of GROUND at the bend of Prince Street. formerly the site of the Baptist

Che l. fronting 100 feet on Eustou Street. and 104 on I.l’;per Prince Street. It is one of the most desir- able sitnntions in the suburbs for a gentleman's resi- dence. or is capable of being divided into three good

side for vessels of

Part of Common Lot No. 18. in the Common cf Charlottetown. and which forms the Western side of

The above property if not previously disposed of

200' Acres on Lot No. B, embracing the West '

O IIE I.I".'I‘, and. imiiiediitte possession given, . Royalty, froiitiag 9 chains on «

liin.—the Stream of water on which the Cloth lllill ‘ is situate, (the Tliree Mile Creek) rune nearly_

wtnusss INIIITON, —

I OI’ Bees to inform to Honda do builders gouerslll. that be is about to recouineneo the

business of AIL MAKING itbis Island having

spent twenty one unto at the Trade in land.

paring whic ttuie believes liegavo full n’ action those w

be employed liitn. Rsrs:anircx—Henr Ilaseard. laq. Charlottetown. Pub. s.isu. Out