Mgmlty wantpd atitllltost every ele- tm,necessat‘y“0t' 8 construction .udicious, enlightened, and bene- lself.gt)\'etntti€ill; and, also that, me time at the parent state’s mm a coristitutioii, based on representation—the only with respect to the materials, .chhad then taken place, being, .11“ their nature. but in their mim- JJM indulgent measure was as rm” and premature, as it would ,iibeeii, had it been extended to “first company ofponr, illiterate, ,uvunjnforiiied mountaineers who, Ed,,B:iti:«liauspices, landed upon 53 Silules-

Ewe," the progress of such co- ,iisas this, and that at indwtduals, “it infancy to years ofmaturity and Mom, tho-re seems to be a close li’mkilig similarity; and this con- i,miioii leads us. to put the follow- ,apposite question, til. illustration ',,upport oi our. posmou. I\ hat ill iietliinl; oi the wisdom and r,t'it.‘lit'e oithat father, or of those filtallS and trustees, who, swayed iit’ettiou orpartiul prejudicc,should unto the eiitieaties of some unex- yrht‘eti, but iestless and sanguine ,3, and, throwing lOose the reins trident eoiitroi, and withdraw- tilt‘l'y' cheek maintained by wise uric, should gratify him with the tin; ot'fatnl indulgence, “ sliculd pto him his portion of goods,” “bariiloii him to the rule oi'his tight ram 1', l'colishiiess, and con- t‘it'tlllt desires? Should we not tillhat, by such indulgence, the .13: was Sentenced to " every ill Mosh is heir to,” and especially M't‘t‘it] nod thbilily.

l‘.ili"itl'."is the parent state, we would uti'cr.to f-isti-r. iii the llllli .’s of €1.thth oi‘tl.is colony, as is IIIUt-I. :iuethiruiest, the most grate- i..:-l uliLctioti and respect; but iti‘iihoi'ours need rot, by any i:,s,prevei.t our endeavouring to iieilintthe colony has been injur- iy illjudged, premature conces— Lit’lt :liepart of its pat-crit--i:oii- tsiriis which, however, a'l tiiiist ad- :irose from nothinng a tooiree tgencrous tit-sire to see all its chil- 1.,iii what part (if the globe so- ':l;c:itt-d, in the full posschioti 'Hijoyment of all the privileges slowing; of the British Constitu-

.tn‘

il'tfl Men, at this conclusion we ie,thiit the concession of their .::-r':ht was made to the people JuScoloiiy, before they were ru- Mt'a right, wise, and beneficial rciseol‘it; and that, although 01' Hears greatly improved in intel- .ilciiaracicr,yet still, from the My of men of education and of lltndeut minds and iiirtuiies set- iiiiong them, they have it not in lpower to exeicise it for the 3wood. And, as a proof that istlie case, need we any other ttlie negative one to be drawn tithe want in the colony of proper

“at ditIiision of right youthful tititn,that is,of education at once MS and scientific—for the cut- "nii and improvement of practi- lincultural skill-—t'or the imme- Httd easy legal determination of “Ills—and for the extension of m'elcei while, at the some time. "Vlfb, useless, and unnecessary "allure of public money, there been thrown upon the shoulders ° Wotth a debt, for them enor- Iiil'llt ot'the onerous nature of '5 they themselves have been m 'gnoraiice, although in conse- nt: of it, they an regarded and Led as insolvent 'by their neigh-

e“ ‘lut’stion to which we next ‘1‘“"3". Is this. How are the l tuextricate themselves from ltuitionot'poverty,ditficulty,and

tmiuus and machinery for the

ignorance, in which they now struc-

'gle and strive in vain? Not, ti’ei would answer, by followingthe blind1 guides, with whom they have fallenl into the ditch, but by tetraciiig tlieirl steps, as did the prodigal and iuiiied i son to his indulgent father; and in- l stead of imperativer demanding oft tlieir_sovereign to continue to them i the liberty ot'exercising what is their ' undoubted birth-right, by humblv I tendering the partial resignation, for

a time, ofthat privilege which they . find themselves as yet unqualified to

use, In its full extent, for their own

go'id,and beging forthe restoration of that uiiboug/it, but fostering and pe-

rentalgunrdianship, by the aid and

economical instrumentality of which

they may cherish a welt-grounded : hope, ol‘seeiiig themselves in the re- Volution oi'a very few years, not on- ly freed from the litirthen ot‘a pub- lic debt, and iii posseSsion of all the advantages which liberal public in- stitutions can confer, but also of be- I‘ltg qualified to claim and exercise— tor the promotion ofgenerahaud con- sequently of individual interests-all the great and cherished privileges of the. British Constitution.

In metaphorical, but vet. we trust suf- ficiently intelligible lariguasre, “0-. shall. {or the present conclude, by seriously and earnestly calling upon the peophs, to resume their ‘ st.itT,tlieir scrip and sling.’ and practically to confess that the costly panoply of the ltingly and gigantic war- nor. is not to be borne by one whose striplr'ng strength succumbs beneath the weight oi the cumbersome defence.

FEVER AND AGU‘E, BILIOUS do LIVER COMPLAINTS

To be Continued.

AUC'I‘ION.

Bv ALBERT ILYA'I‘I'JS, 0N 'I‘iltll'S'lily next, the 13th inst. at . It o'clock, on the Queen's Wliai't. just arrived, ex Schr. “ Bring/rise.” trout IIiilit'ix:- 200 barrels Split Herrings. 200 boxes itigby do. 10 chests Tea, 5 doz. American Buckets, ltfaslt Annapolis Cheese, ‘25 coils lleiiip Cordagensiuull sizes. i‘;ti\'. 1..

NEW GOODS- ‘.2Lr. 1.11pm: 7‘.‘IT10.\'S,

xx “ BRITISH L'srox," from Loxnox. Just arrived, new open and for Sale, by PETER 3!.\(.‘C.U\\'.\N,Queen Street. 50 Pica-ions Mancuixnize,

C o iisisting of—

II.OI' and BEAVER Cloths; Cash-

PSIA

.‘ l

DYSl’I'

VEGETABLE

~~. I L“

MOFFAT’S

AX

PURIFY THE BLOOD.

LIFE PILLS

. PIICENII BITTERS.

credutous.

Jrlhna. dent: and Chronic Rheumatism. salitchom of the Bladder and

In «icyr. BILIUUS FEVERS and LIVER COMPLAINTS. In the south and West. where these diseases prevail, they will be found invaluable. Planters, Pannen, and others, who once use these Medicines will never afterwards be without them. 8.1mm Choir: and ‘ so loose- Msr. . Bites, Cort-rerun. Cztd’s and Coughs.

var. C ONSUMPTION. Used u ith the greatest success in thin

\Iln‘tilt.

Corrupt Hutton.

Dropsicr.

DYSPEPSIA. No erson Iith this distreuiug "case

should delay using these inedi- ciur-s immediately.

Ernptzoru of 3M Skit. Erpri'pclu.

I-‘tutiueixy.

IN ALL CASES OF FEVER &. AGUE.

For this scourge of the western country these medicines will be found a safe, speedy, and certain remedy. Utiier medicines leave the system subject t-- a ivturn of the disease—a cure by then: medi- cines is permanent. Try truth be satisfied. and be cured. Fourth: of “u Compiui'on. GENERAL DEBILITY.

Gou . Gi'dilineu.

2rucet.

.Icuduhel. of every kind.

i nu-Jrit Freer.

A attainmotory Rheumatism. impure blood.

JuunAtcc.

Loss of dppctr‘te.

LI YER COM PLAINTS. Leprosy.

Loosencu.

MERCURIAL DISEAS- E S . Net or fail; to eradicate ct.- [it'th all the cliectii of Mercury infinitely sooner than the toast powerful preparation of Saun-

pziriiia . Night Sweats.

t

'I‘hc blah and envied celebrity which these tire-eminent Medicines have aeguircil for their invariable etIICacy in all the diseases which they protcss to cure, has renJered the usual practice of pulling not only unnecessary, but. unworthy of them. their fruits; their good works testify for them, and they thrive not. by the faith of the

They are known by

Nervous D0517!!!"

Nervous (.v' nipui'its, of all kinds.

Organic dire/tor...

Put/titration of Mr Heart.

hunter's Cholic.

P I L ‘ S .-—'l'l;e original proprie tar ot‘these ILLdiCiluJ \\ t: can (if [ iles or 3.} years lt". diud by the use of the Life Mei-itine- alone.

Pains in the head. ridc, baclt, limbs, joints. and Urrllhi-

RII BUM AT 1 s)I.-—Th'|1¢ n!‘ flicted with i...'-terri‘..-le divine will be sure of relief by His Life Mcdici..es.

Rush q‘b‘iood totlu head.

11.

been

bull ILieum.

8wcl.’.n;s

SCR FL’LA on IIXG'S E VIL. in its worst forms.

['16th of (tar; .1”. rtiitiun.

W 0 RM 5 ,- fill hit: ls, arec'i'ec' tutti!) expelled by these inedi- clues. larciit- will do \u-ll to adiniuistt r tin u. whenever their existence is iu-pected.—Rt.iief will be certain.

'l's‘lLVIli'IEIIIu

l'IItI

v A

more “chimes; t )rleuzis, Flannel-i, Haberdashery, Shawls, Men’s roiitly- ' made Coats, Vests and Pants, Fur Caps, ’ Boas, Roam. Fresh Currants and Raisins. Dutch white Clover Seed, Emperor Swede. Nov. 1-2. it.

TUE SUBSCRIBER. EGS leave to inform the public

generally that he has this day cotn~ l iiienccd‘business in the

BLACKSZWITH LINE

at the shop opposite the Colonial Buildingnn the premises of Mr. (,‘tinlelio. where, in en- tering into the line of his protesson. he Will

be thankful on reCeiving public patronage.

Sm? Won: or nvititir KIND.

[[7-'\\’agznne. I’lnuglis. Carts. Sleighs.&c. will be readily repaired at moderate charger. (‘onutry Produce will be taken in

‘ Vmenho p“ Pa" JOHN iicLizAN. If.

Nov. I2.

i'

IIL‘RRINGS. HERRINGS. i err unis, 150 BARREL! , anRINGS, (inspected) 3i -—AI.SO—- I

A few Barrels Mackerel; all of which good OATS or CASH will be taken in 3 Wm“ P. WALKER.

Nov,5. 1m:

l age.

t Queen Street,l\'cr. l

i)« ‘-

Bro idway. corner of Antln :iy street. new o ‘-

street titular U. are copyrigutein gentuue. Be careful. a. direct fro‘r. us. or don‘t touch them.

*ns :9; {Eh-.33 3233 EPEEESJ £332} 3&3338.» PURIFY 'l‘I-IE BLOOD And thus remove all disease from the system. A sinzle trial will place the i. l F E P I l. L S and E IX 8 i T T E II 8 beyond the reach ottom- etiti ii. in ti e estimation of every patii'nt. P I frepaiwd and sold. wholesale and retail. by DR. w 3. mo ‘2‘. 335 I. The Genuine ofthcse medicines are now put up in whitcwra . “ ‘ilotr'at‘s G... d Samaritan." containing the directions, km, on \t'hic t i I ‘ I rice. by which strangers \i:itin; the city ctn very easily find us. flu: Wrappci' :iiid5amuritaiis

' tiiI-rvst‘iri- those who procure them with tie white wrapper: no he assurtvl (bet. they are id do Iiul buy the-2 With yellow wrappers; but it' you do, be utlsued that Lie, come

q tarball?!“- N‘Q-fl “

pperr and labels, together with a pamphlet, called I is a drawing of Bron way from \i'all

:CPSold Wholesale and Retail for the Proprietor at Apothecaries’s Hall, by

'1‘. DESBRISAY.

V'iiiaouos ‘SW‘JOM ‘NOILJitiisnoo,‘s

FINAL NOTIGE.

till Subscriber notifies all those in- tlebteil to him by Bond, Note, or

i Book Account. that unless the different

accounts are paid by the ist January,co- ercive measures will be resorted to, to enforce payment.

P. WALKER. Nov. 2m.

MR. 3. LE PAGE. ' EGS to intimate to the ptihlic,that he. has opened a School Room, in Kent street, opposite totbe residence of Dr. 'I‘remdin, tor the instruction of youth ot both stems, in the various branches of a sound English education. From many years experience iii the art of teaching, Mr. Lel’age feels conti- itent of affording satistaetion to those who may favor him with their patron-

Terms—108. per Quarter.

N. B. Should a sufficient number of puiiilsolfer,an Evening Class will be opeiiedon Monday the 10th inst.

@‘t‘erius—as may be agreed on. Nov. 3. If.

i—ITUSMT. i NMcnday evening last, the 3d inst. between Charlottetown and Mr.

Uooper’s Malpeque Road, a

SILVER WATCH.

with it Steel Chain and um keys, one of which is silver washed. Maker’s mime James Sandland, No. 660. It' the finder will leave inforinatioti,so that it can be restored to the owner, at the ofliee oi the Morning News, he will be suitably re- warded for his trouble.

Nov. 5. 3w.

UERRINGS ! IIERRINGS .' I H R R I N G S. F 0 R S A L E. PRIME, No 1, Labrador Herringc, for Cam or good One on delivery.

ROBER' ‘ MACKtE, 4 w.

l l

W A N '1' E I). ‘IMMEDIATELY Six JOURNEYMEN T3 1 L 0 R S.

TO whom constant employment will be ten. Superior \vorluuaiisliip will coni- inand the highest prices.

~ALSO— 2 BOYS to learn the business. .II. FOUND. Oct. 4

T0 AGRICULTURISTS.

A DRILL for'l‘urnip and other seeds,

.r simple in its Coiistruction,antl easily

kept iii order, may now be obtained at

the PlltL‘tiiX Establidinient, Charlotte

town, for only Forty Shillings, Cosh. August '3

OATS. OATS?! OATS!!! “ ANTED to Purchase..‘1 QUA.\'.. TITI’ on THE .‘IBOVL'. Apply at the Store of

J. St W. McGILL. Sept 13 tf

A C A R D. DIR. YOUNG has removed

his Otfice to the house on the Terrace, lately occupied as the If: cise Oflice,atid can there be consulted upon the various branches of his pro- tession.

POLICIES 0F TH E filliarice Life and Fire Insurance COMPANY or LONDON. can be obtained or renewed as usual, on application.

Me. Your": has a vacancy in his or. flee. for one or two Students at Law. May 80. tf

TO 1131'- BY the year. or for ii term of years 'I‘\VU WATER LU'I‘S, well adapted for Shipbuilding, app I} at Morning News ottice. az. tin.