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UNITED STATES.

THE BOUNDARY TREATY,

To settle and define the Boundaries between the Territories of the United States and the possessions of Her Britauuic Majesty in North America, for the final suppression of the African Slave Trade, and forgiving up of criminals, tiigitives from justice, in certain cases :— V

_ PREAMBLE. ' ‘ ‘

WHEREAS certain portions ofthe line of Boundary be-~ tween the United States of America and the British Domi- nions in North America, described in the Second ArtiCIe 0f the Treaty of Peace of 1783, have not yet been ascertained determined, notwithstanding the repeated attempts which have been heretofore made for that purpose; and whereas it is now thought to be for the interest of both parties, that avoiding further discussion oftheir respective rights, arising in this respect under the said Treaty, they should agree on 3 Conventional line in said portions of the said Boundary, such as may be convenient to both parties,

With such equivalents and compensations as are deemed

just and reasonable, &c. &c. &c. ARTICLE I.

be deemed valid, and be confirmed and quieted by a releasel to the persons entitled thereto, ’ol‘tlie title .to such lot or parcel ot’laud so described, as best to include the improve- ments inade thereon, and in all other respects the two co'n- tracting parties agree to deal upon the most liberal princi- ples of equity with the settlers actually dwelling on the territory falling to them, respectively, which has heretofore been in dispute between them. - ARTICLE ‘V. '

Whereas, in the course of the controversy respecting the dispiitetl territory on the North Eastern Boundary, 50me monies have been received by the authorities oi'Hei- Britan- nic Majesty’s Province of New Brunswick, with the inten- tion of preventing depredations ou the forests of the said territory, which monies Were carried to a fund called “Disputed Territory Fund,” the-proceeds whereof it Was agreed should be hereafter paid over to the parties interest- ed, in the proportions to be determined by a final settlement of boundaries: It is hereby agreed, that a correct account of all receipts and payments to the said hind shall be de- livered to the Government ofthe United States within six months after the ratification ofthis treaty; and ,ilie propor- tions of amounts due thereon to the States of Maine and Massachusetts, and any bonds and securities appertaining

these points, and the President is unders his message accompanying the Treaty, that. he does not deem it necessary to urge the con5iderationoi these matters

Commas—Several important questions were decided in Congress on Monday last, before the departure ofthe. mail. One of these was the final passage of the Tarifi' bill in the House of Representatives, by concurrence in all the amend—

ble by the decisive vote of 65 yeas to 120 iiays.. The amend- ments Were concurred in without a division. The prevalent on at Washington was, that the I’resnlent would

imprelssi . I Y I

sign it without hesitation. ' yeai'

The Senate has concurred with the House in passmg the to 51

bill to repeal the sixth section of the land distribution bill. 0‘1213 H

By this bill the two subjects are separated, and each mode to" depend on a footing of, entire independence With the other. Yet it is believed that the President will not approve the bill, but that he will either veto it, or will follow the ex— ample of General Jackson, in an equally important case, in putting it into his pocket. '

llail Stones fell at Paris, Ggi-rgia, on the 9th Aug. as large

mod to declare in tiie Representative’s’ofthe poop}; oftlieir Constituents, when the this expenditufii-g. That a saving , . - ——and we con ently assert, whip . thither. - that had the work been done by . years at least three thomaud p“ g

to tin; Province. I v .4 The principle of a monopojy“;n . Service is wrong. It is as absurd as - . - I d t i -t on the up [{iolits—or that which Would 'usf , tnents of the Senate, aftei baring refuse o ay I not: office wrong“ successive gene‘g'llfl It is contrary to the spirit of ' deadly enemy to re

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form. The

s monopolized the Public Prat)?“ ve utterance to a liberal sentim“mi ion on any political question, it ~ f Reform; and during the-whole Reform party in this Province, his the opposite scale. His press was“ meat—when it spoke at all, it ‘ ‘ many a sly insinuation, and excla‘ ‘ dreadful consequences ofan extent: ' escaped it. The people were p, posing their interests—and not only

thereto, shall be paid and delivered over to the Government as hh‘ds’ eggs and blue as indigo when exhibited at the fire. ly, but gratuitously bestowingjars‘ ofthe United States, they agreeing to receive for the use (if, It “’83 difficult t0 delel‘mhlf‘w hV thOSi“ Who Saw thema [lemme "- 1 Croix, as designated and agreed to by the Comliiissioners and pay over to the Stai'es oanine and Massachusetts, their i ‘Vhelhel‘ lhe COlOl‘ W33 callse‘l hy the Conce‘m‘ated “W3 ,Ot Bl", has this monopoly I‘eally hem under the 5th article in the Treaty of 1794, between the Go- respective portions of said fund; and timber in pay and light, or whether it was the natural appearance of the bail ; question mOre easily asked than an; vernments ol'tlie Uniied States and Great. Britain ; thence, satisfy said States, respectively, for all claims for expenses l "105‘ Probably occasioned by the refraction of the light. to believe that it has not, entirely North, folIOWiug the exploring line run and marked by the incurred by them in pi‘otectii'ig'tlie said heretofore disputedi MANUFACTORIES mm: AT PHILADELPuiA.-—A Philadel- cil refused to listen to any motion

Surveyors of the two Governments in the years of 1817 and territory, and making a survey thereofin 1838; the Govern- pliia paper says, we have it from an intelligent source, that for that Body. They being “13.. ‘ 1818, under the 5th article ofthe t ‘ 4000 looms are unoccupied in this country, and that Government, of course, an Observ

I reaty ni'Gliem, to its in- ment of the United States agreeing with the States of Maine ; 0V9? . ' . tersection with the river St, John, and to the middle of the and Massachusetts to pay them the further sum of three j there are full 10,000 of the industrious classes In this City Who expenditures would be degradin channel thereof; thence, up the middle ofthe "min channel hundred thousand dollars, in equal moieties, on account of,l are vanin endeavoriiig to earn the means by which to buy with them? But there is another,‘ ofthe said river St. John to the mouth of the river St. Frau- their assent to the line ot‘boundarv described in this ti'cntv ithoir bread. Distress real ositivo naked distress, is seen inc u ) of the mono olv which it ‘ ‘i - . ’ . . . . . . . , ~ . -vi. .’ fill 7_ n . i-l P.! 15 cm; thence up the middle of the channel of [he said river and in consnleration ofthe equivalent received therefor, from iii almost every Secilon of Philadelphia. If it continues dur- understand—and the Members or St. Frnnpis, and of the Lakes through which it fl(}\vs, m the the Government of Her Britannic Majesty. . ing the summer, and no harvest is reaped by the labouring sideration. The Queen’s Printer; outlet of. the Lake Pohenagainook; thence Southwesterly, _ . ARTICLE VI. classes, what a scene of sufi'eriug will be experienced in this the Laws to be his by fight—and o , in a st‘l‘nlght line, to a point on the north-west b-iinch ofthe It Is furthermore understood and agreed, that for the piir. ‘city the approaching winter! that ground. How far he is jiisfi river St. John, which point shall be ten. miles distant troin pose ofl'umung and tracing those parts of the line between WASHINGTON, Aug 4.——To give you an idea ofthe rapid We are at a loss to discern. The the ma", .bmnph ofthe-5,. Join,” m a. Snmght “no, and m Hm V my, so",qu (,i [hp 5,, cm”; and St Lawrence Rivers. which communication between the capital of Great Britain and the the Crown, it becomes necessary nearest direction ;_ but ifihe said point slinil he (mind [0 hi, Will require to be run and ascertained, and for marking the capital ofthe United States, letters were received here yes- public, and a clerk (we presume ' less than seven miles from the nearest ppim or summit, or residue of said line by proper monuments on the land, two terday, 14 (liin after date, li'om London, a distance of three gislature) is commissioned by His ‘ crest ofthe jnghiamps mm dlvuie “lose rwers winch empty Commissmncrs shall be appointed, one by the President of\ thousand seven hundred Iiiile.. 3,000 by Water and 700 by to prepare them for the Press an Ehemsehes’ mm the “val. St. Lawrence from those which ,3,“ we Ummd Sm‘msS by and with the “(mm and muse“, of the land,———thc letters travelling from London to Liverpool, and cation. The Commission ofi-lis mm the riVer Sr, John, to a pmm seven miles in a straight Senate thereof, and one by her Britannic Majesty; and the from Boston [0 Washington. thoriti/ we should think—for the 1p“, fr'om the Ema summn o,- crest; thence, h, a straw!“ said Commissmncrs shall meet at Bangor, in the State of the Pliovince in the ‘Royal Ga t pup, m a course about Somh eight degrees “rest, in the Maine, on the lst of May next, or as soon after us maybe, MEXICO. more bindinu on the subject wh‘ m, wherehthe parallel on“,de of46 deg. «5 milk North and shall proceed to mark the line as above described, 'f'mm (From the. Boston Daily Times.) perial authmiitv, than would be th giteriects t e Southwest branch oi the St. John; thence, the solllce of the St. ‘Crmx to tlie'River St. John, and shall “We learn from the Savannah papers of the 24th inst, the Emperor of Morocco in the so' 1.0% eigy, bygheMSnid branch to the source thereof in the trace '00 PIOIW malks the dlvldlng line along said River, of the arrival thereof John I Dorsey qu from the city red the 'illempt Will be made to In. ' . . _‘_‘, ‘) , .._ . ..., _ ._ .. _ ‘ tlhg said aiiit lilgndsptiiiliiTlitdeiviilglHide ’wflience, (iwin 81mg (Erheihgiirlzirmiiui I-{wed nimm’ in file ".“flet 0* lhb Lako. of Meme", With deSPrltcheS t0 the U- S. Government from compliance With the Wishes of the h ' I g . ‘ e a ers W iic i empty 3. 0t, on Iom me out et of said hike, they shall General Wnddy Thompson, our Minister at Mexico, They ground Of vested right, and we in t emse vesmto the river St. Lawrence, from those which ascertain, fix, and mark by durable monuments tl - ' " - - l ' ' ' ' ‘ ' fall into the Atlantic Ocean to the head of H ll’ t- - "ind theliiie d s "b l' i 1 fi.. . - '. ‘ upon 18 alhsa‘d ‘0 he “Fa Very 'ml'mlthht "hammer, and White to ['9 People 0‘ "- Phat HIS Lxcel r m l h ,dd 3 a. V ‘ ' u s 5 learn, .t _ ecu et in tie lbt aiticle ofthis treaty; and our difficulties with that country. A great excitement ex— aCt Impartinlly in this matter so encc, ( own t e mi le of said stieain till the line thus run the said Couuiussmners shall make to e'lt'l'l oftl ‘r e~ i c- ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' t ' ’ ' im t I H 1- f. . , , . . .. t 2 181 T ol 8 isted,and it spiiit of hostility was displaved against citizens have reason to believe from his ersec s tie Oi me o boiindaiy survey ed and marked by tlve Governments ajoint report or declaration under their ~ f U ' S ' ' ' ' ' ' - , Vdemine and Collins previous” m the year 1774 "s “184ml hands and seals desiunafina s" I I. t. bi V o the cited tates in_ Mexico. .The Government of Mex- sanction estravagance, let who wil degree ofNorth latitiide and Which has been ,known and shall accompany, saidrepoiit 0ic ileiileia? Gunfilllyi and molldmI filled a proc‘flmmmn, m thh the mOSt abuswe economy m any department M "i - :’ ‘ , . . . ’ ‘ ' . fl‘ '0“ WI 1 malls ant egra inrterms Were a) liedt d seem his first d t O h' ' understood to be the line ofiictnnl div ‘l n certified b t ' - ' -‘ i’ r - H) 9 our government’ e' U u y'- net mg "8 States ’of New York and Vermont on onclbsiile iihil‘tlfdllii‘ie y hem to l):\“l£'ll?l('3nflrl)ds t{fillhe new boundary. noilnhmlgi our cmzens as “ robbers, thieve‘, and SCOUHdI‘elS ” House of fissembly Will "9”" 00mm ' I ’ A - ’ . ' . - - ' o ( . ( - ‘ ' ' v ' . I a _ “ta-1 iron"? 'OFVgunadi‘l on thle other; and from said pouit It 15 further agreed, that the channels in the River St. [Sines wei‘ltigcgiiidzihlginttihpiiuidgr fligizreglfuiifliial: ogltihtegi‘i' tar one thud moreforpnmmg,’ o in ersec ion, est, a ong tie said dividinrr line as hereto- Lawrence On both sides of the Lo ( 7 r ‘ '- ‘ - J K I o a i , ,. iio‘ Salt Islands and on an d ' ' ' a it»: known and understood, to the [roquots or St. Lawrence Bfll‘llhfll‘t ISlflh‘li the Chahhels i“ theth’e-l‘ Detroit: 0" bOlh Tliis :hiitttililiiglii lsldlghtittih:ldpffilflgstligdpghgl: dli‘lll’lretiteiiiglo'tb a: i) Q1 0 I 0 t! i a 1 If iv r. sides of the island of Bois Blanc and b ’ i I t r etween that Island 35591) hie to [h - f - l r - ' ' ' ' ' ARTICLE 11 4 ’ and both the American and Camier . ‘ he ‘3‘ °' “9 Pu'l’ose 0f'es'5‘mg the aggres‘ . h . . idll shores and all the mom om, ' . ' r w ’ lt ismorcover agreed, that, from the place where the joint several channels between the various islands] ,in near the 0 -e United 'Smte's' Alremy- their army amc-"mts w SAFURDAY: SEPTEMB commissioners terminated their labours, under the sixth ur- junction of the River St Clair with the l'lkP yofizhat mini: 2’ (:0 meln’ an?) n is da'ly augment‘“g'_Ul’wa"ls 0"201000 y . _ _ ' . . i h I - i l a r , 0 . I - ~ ' " ' . . ticle of the t‘ieaty of Ghent, to wit: At a point in [he Nee- shall be equally free and open to the ships, vessels-and boats incur-31‘; 1d“? '96" “lie-18d to the: fiomlers 0f reisas’ wnh ‘Ve are happy to have n m our " bth channef, bear Muddy lake, the line sliiill run into and 0f hOlh l’al‘hCS- ’ i e 1 mpose 0 lL—conquelmg that country. . fore our readers a copy Ofme Tm along the ship channel,between. St. Joseph and 5, Ta,,,,,,,_ v . ARTICLE Vi“. " ‘ I r—— between the Government of the 5' liy {lh'iiléds’fo the, division of the channel at or near the The parties mutually stipulate that each shall prepare, V CANADA‘ AShbllrmu’ 0" ‘he Part Of Greai Br eat 0 t. oseiih s Island; thence, turning eastwardly and EQUIP, and maintain in service on the coast of Africa a suf- hm.“ 0“ “'6 Palm's ""hth that M"- Secre‘m‘v DfllV, mom 0‘ a“ the “ vexed ‘l‘msuohs” firthyardlymround the lower end ofSt. George’s or Sugar ficient and adequate squadron, or naval force ofves,sels, of no“, m Engiamh Wm "rmg With him from thrllhh‘Stl‘eé-t tween theitwo countries' This h“ idim $3181 foilorvmg the Huddle of the channel which my [humble numbers and descriptiom ,0 carry in a“ not less an unconditional pardon for both refugees and banished re- duly ratified by the Uniled States! ‘ w etsNLl $1ng from St. Joseph’s Island; thence, up the than 8_0 g'msa t0 enforce, separately and respectively, the be‘S' . _ “he” “ l’l'm‘y lent-lth debate. 111th! , ' eaPail Ge 2.1,} which nearest to St. George’s Island, to the laws, rights, and obligations of each ofthe two countries, for The Examdner’ m "Welhg a query of the M0mreal He— "mad 10" the Treaty! and 9 again“ V S“ llle (i iRilke Georg??? thence, WeSt of John’s Island, into the suppression Of the Slave Trade; the said squadrons to raid’ respecung the probable return MM“ Pal’lneau from than me constitu'ional majority on o: Ili‘lys1 Wenéo apomt I’ll the middle of that rive‘r about be independent of each other, but the two governments eX'le’ remarks:_ measure. The ‘el'lhs Of‘he Trial ' pr: iRLgauipdteussi;Gf£,-g§ 11,1, sugar Islam], SID as m up- stipulating, nevertheless, to give such orders to the omcers . ‘“ We should notindeed be much surprised to see the Bri; very general satisfaction, bolh in v ‘ , th.e'll’ce (momma “if? j Sllttlld‘ to the United States; commanding their respective forces as shall enable them tish_ Government recall that distinguished individual to his Bl‘unSWICk. “Among the people“ “ 1‘ . _ 9 . a l _ Iacet on the maps by the com- most effectually to act in concert and cmopemfim, upon native land. A Wiser step, as regards me conciliation of “ Gazette) there is a very genera . , missioners, tluough the River St. Mary and Lake Superior, mmua] consultation, as exigencies mm, arise fonhe atmim the French Canadians, could not, perhaps be taken Mr «successful issue to which the [jag x gird; ibOIilteIhhlgtll 0f 1“6 Bldg-“II, i" said hike, one hundred Inent ofthe true objects ofthis article; coiiies' ofall sucll gamma“ possesses an influence' over the, hem“ .Caha: “I” ‘ ‘ ' 'There “he: indeed, some i ' . l, lam easto le, )haieau which last no - orders to be communicate - ' ~ ' . (hills uhSOIUtel llnb ~ "I “ ' ~ r ’ honed Is‘and “es near me nonhmgtém ;0th of H R i ,nl res ecfivelv d by each Goveinmeiit to the other “mt were I» y _ minded, and we are fully conyinced “the terms of the Ti eat}, and afew wh _ th I. . u _ ‘i e. oya, p ,. ‘ r , to again amongst them, he would direct his best are not advantageous to the United (fie e1 me marked _ by the FOIYIlnlSSlOllel'S terminates; ARTICLE IX. 1: , endeavours to Paelfy them and make them Content To a “ 0f the lane" 013:5 “'9 Yes eel ‘50 the midi 1° flail-mentioned point, southwesterly, through ' \Vhereas, notwithstanding all efforts which may he made mil“ thm [mites such great talenls With so much inhuence “ laken- - - - - - . The Treat}; Viill P waste I‘ 8-0] me sound hetween.“i’ “03"‘l.a“d the "Orlh‘ ‘1“."3":‘~'°“?‘ “Africa for SUPPI‘essing the Shire ",l‘rade the “"8 wo‘nd be all easy task. The French Canadians al‘i; “lemmmls eve“ yot nemtlaled he \ said £‘3e;nzltllinl1(ll,:o‘the “mum oi “gem, “Ver, and m the {ucnmes (or'cnrrying on that tmflic and avoiding the ’v-WL more disposed to quiet and tranquillity than to turbulent “any European [)0\Vr;l.n DAm} the, to the L ir o “fr-l‘liuohgh the north I'md south Fowle Lakes, lance oi cruisers by the ti'audulent use o’t flags, and othcer cxcnememt and we have “0 doubt that experience has expresses liselfou “If; Shine Shh 66 and the ’11:]: o (3]: “fight of Irand .ietween Lake Superior iiiehns, are So great, and the temptations for pursuinw it Faught M“ Pal’h‘emb thflt the latter is as inllll‘iOHS to their “its "95"" have Proved hlgh'i' h“ M ,municmion t8 (i lke S nods, Lience, along the water com- While a market can be found for siaves, so strong, “Imam; interest, as it is uncongenial to their characier. His recall a tractino parties The long - thencé to “(21118.6 piaaqumaga, and till‘OIIgh;that Lakes; desu'ed )‘esult maybe long delayed, unless all dim-ken,- he ‘YOl'hl Inspire a confidence in the sinceritvof'tlie iii-ores- “topic 3f the B0llrlddhv between la Croix Little l'll‘ziiigiiliillivopriesill‘fl‘ei I(imliflll:151\10I13.I3|iinc,Lae flinit’lagainst the piirchakse ofAfricaii negroes; thapmfies to slugs made by Great Britain, which it would be otherwise 3 “ heighhmh‘lh" Rellhhlh: is “OW ’ R e an a e amecan and "5 reaty ugi‘eetiattiey will unite in ll b ' H CU tto attain It b - . . - - ' u - a ” s 11m," ’ . a ‘ . - , a ecominc ren‘e- . _- may 6 lemaiked in his fivm - hencelorw ~ - “ecfingghtlilhee Gigiri‘lleznfillel‘t‘lnke? strailts, or streams, con. sentipions timid rcmonstrances, With any and all Powe'i‘s Viiitli- Same he has [3“ Canada- he has made no attempt\to “ lll‘lneighhohlifyahieiiisgdleziiiiiii‘hnh: , _ 3 ion mum to nut mint in L3,. 1 in w iose loininions such tltl‘k t - ll ' - l etl‘au u‘ll't f l l - v ” i ’ ’ \ Pluie or Rainy Lake w 3 l 1 fl , 1 I l e 8 me a owed to must and ‘l l I y 0 tie countiy. “ gendered l, b d . - . , at the Lliaudiere Falls from which the that they Will urge u ion all such P I - | ' ’ ‘ y or er commvers'es’ commlssioners "need the line to the i I . dm 0 . l ' Ohms tie propriety and -— “gillshed, and be no more retnem oint of the Lake of the \VOOtlS—Illt‘llldiaosiilgllgfllllfsfidg y {Closmg sue“ milicTICng‘llgf and forever" P U B L I C P R1 N T l N G. Lord Ashburwn arrived at Ne his to the said most ‘ ‘ - j i ' - - ' . - 4 ' / “is LordShl ’5 ’0 ' " ' 49 deg. 23 min 55 segfigfifstéli poiltit, being in latitude I Islls agieed that the United States and Her British Majesty (From ihe Novascotian) Boston p I pmde ls imbo . ‘ ' (7 r . ' ’ ' ' ' , - . . . - I ' . mm 38 sec. west from me, ObselipmgrriytgttleGggedeg. l14 Blélicfispogr [Killlttllllzgll‘tC-iquSlllons tby Ithem, rp- tlien- Ministers, Tittleahlfiaitskpy the follolwmg paragl‘flpll from the Guiana CongreSS adjourned on the sanie‘ thence - ' . _ hch l' . . ' i '1 leSi l‘efipec we y mate deliver ii, to 5a m to mom) )0 ofthe Piil ‘ .' '- . . - . .‘ action:1:33:(i;pegs:lfgrltmgltreptiesxgqe sorgh to its inter: JUSllflie, all persons who, being charged with the criirie of 3mm“ “P in Demel‘al'd, god the Cdiili‘apcltmst'lysigeiiilsiiiifon monthb m SESSION- ___- ' , 0 nor atitu e and | tour er or assault w'th th ' i ' . uccd '— ' ” -’ that . , _ ' , aoug , i e intent to commit murder )r 4 - w h parallel to the Rocky Mountains. It bemo understood or arson, or robbery or forgery or the im ' ’ l-l' iwy’ “ hi cursoril noticino 1h 1- - . . ST' JOHN: N‘ Br A'1g' 27-“The “mm” t at all the water commimicatio a . _ . .i , I .i, . . Brauce of iotged y ,5 6 SH iiect of Public Printinn- the him‘els of United Slates Scr-iii-hed or . _ ns, and all the usqu port- l’apeis, committed Within the urisdictim f ‘ l Other day we made two ‘ k ' ' ' ' a, '1“ ~ ' ' ' I I A i a sdflloug the line from Lake Superior to the Lake of the seek an asylum or “ll‘lll be fomid w'tll' iho 6" ier’. aha“ to rectify, mlsm es Whmh we thmk ‘t Proper “mph m “"9 Garmm" “"5 bee" lake" 00 s; and also Grand Portaue - . . .i” . 3 ‘ ‘ ’. I‘ll" e territories or r" ' "WM extensive Fll'ur'lmlml‘hhw"Slab" Superior ‘0 the Pineon R. ' a ., fiom the slime of Lake the othel a lflovided that this shall only be done upon such “ The sum expended under this head ofthe estinnt 1 ~ I)” b"“"’" bein" “hm” “"8 “minus P“ be free and open {a the ulVel}nT now actually used, shall eyidence of criminality as, according to the laws of the Year, was upwards of$10,000. The annual [sum iibv3,c a“ for 1"“ ye‘ms SICl’PPlV- 5 both countries. se 0 tie citizens and subjects of F0313]?! 112:?! $111; fuglitive or person so charged ,shan be Waffle? for, is $5,900. on' GTHE INCOME '1‘“; m 1-,”; comng .— ' 1 . it)! its aDPI’e tension and commitment for ie saying to the Colony will be I “val-mm“ “mm” i" ‘l‘is PmVim’e ‘ _ .. _. i . . , , -arebuto . ' In order to ironiot AtilTlCLD lll. ti ial, it the ciinie or offence had there been connmtted . pecuniary coris'iderations are involved gThat tl thér thim “mm 3” “"3 “Pm‘ullon “flhe ""30""? T” dusky Ora" ‘hl ' h to ie interests and encourage the in, and the respective judges and other magistrates ofthe m“; ineiit party should enjoy the advantaae f' Ie_ Ovein- Iinpcrial Parliament, received circulars, . e In aiitaiits oi the Countries watereli GOVemuients shall have .v . . . ort d b x - . a 5 0 5“ Olga!) sup- Lnulnnil directim them to ake a men Rm“. SLJolm undlts triblmries wrath“ I. . .tl 'iy tpe upon comphim ] J)0Wel’,ljllllsdlctton and authority, p _ e yut‘hehcompelled contributions of the tax-payers was ilct'Til'tlinil t l D J"- in .,P y State of Maine or m _ 3 1‘ Wing Wit iin tic . . . mm 6 tin or out i, to issue a warrant f0. fl", Ulijust. t e opinions of th . i, ’_ a o aw.--- lrro'r. , e Province ot New-Brunswick ' ' '1 l‘ l ' ' ' V ‘ 1 1‘“ ‘ at party are 50 DD 0 ul Al the A -l C filler _ it ,3 -PP e IGHSIOH 0i the fu itive or iers . that no el‘sol . . l’ .P at“, . nnua nmniencement o‘ . , g | on so ehaiged, that he . P l can advocate them Without rendering himself M'ddle‘m‘m: U- 3-, on the 3d inst-i “19