Mr. James \Vatson,the Magistrate who took an active part in renew- ing the Orange demonstrations, has been rem-wed iiOlH. th'e t'ununissioi. o'the l‘t‘acc,us well as from his of- t::.: as Deputy-Lieutenant.

N our Asctlhl‘ or Mn. Gaza. .— Oit the th inst. this czlebratcd aerial royagcztr-tl.e "Columbus of the skies”-—-undcrtook the perilous font

(it'a night ascent in his balloon, dist

playing fireworks ofa novel and ex— t:'aordina.-y description from the car ot'a frail machine. Mr. Green as- cended alone, having been previously solicited by the Earl of Munster and Lord Beresford to allow them to ac- company him; but Mr. Green felt it his duty, on accountoflhe hazardous adventure, to decline the honour.— Mr. Green efl‘ected a safe descent, after a passage of 26 miles; and,not finding‘ any assistance, tank up his

Light’s quarters in a pea-field, ncar ;

linfieldflill daylight, when he re- turned to London, where he was met by a large number of friends, who were anxiously waiting the news of Lleieturn.

Foams—Drearily dull has been the political World of Paris ever since

I . . the close at the Parliamentary ses- ‘

Iron; and, accordingly, the newspa- rer scribes have been at their wits’ ends for topics to write about.

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Fanny Eilslcr, the charming dart- sr:-.-r.:,so idolized in the UnitedStates, has bought a delicious residence on the banks of Lake Como. 'l‘aglioni has also a residence in the same beautiful spot.and the immortal Pasta has resided there for years.

Scum—There are conspiracies. r

and rumours ofconspiracies,as usual. Several arrests have been made, Some of persons who have occupied eminent civil and military employ— ment. At Malsga there has lit-en an attempt at insurrection, but it was suppressed, notwithstanding it ap— peared that the couspiracywhiull can-rise to it was very formidable.

Mecca. He prays, fasts, makes his ablntions. and reads the holy books of God!’ The pilgrims were then em- braced by their countrymen, and pre- auts and hospitality .were presmd upon them. The pilgrimage to Mec- ca occupies fifteen months, and is peculiarly dangerous from the great number of robbers on the route. It is Only the most pious pe0ple \v ho can reconcile themselves to make the sacrifices and submit to the hardships it oucasions.

FROM LATE AMERICAN PAPER 8.

DREADFUL Srsntnon Exrmsmn. --’l‘he Steamer Big Hatches, while on her‘pttssnge from St. Louis to the Missmiri river, burst her starboard boiler; and the steam discharging it- self aloft, spread death and desolation among the passengers. ‘25 persons were instantly killed, and a number dangerously scalded.

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Tut: AMERlCaN Souaonox m 'rua GULr.—'l‘liere are eight vessels of warnnounting over two hundred guns, oflthe coast of Motion. The East India return squadron, it is said, will swell the number in a few days.

Ccnrous tr Tnus.—A gentleman of verasity informs us that Mrs. Dickin-

i son, ofthe south part of this totvn, I upon breaking a large hen’s egg for

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use, found within the shell what ap- peared to be another egg with- in it, and so 0’! till" five shells or eggs were found enclosed within the outer one.

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S r r: .t M n o A 'r EXPLO!It\N.—Tlle

‘ steaniboats London 'and Kent. Which . run between

Buffalo and Detroit, came in collision nt halfpast 1'3, a.m. 0u 'l‘nesday last,below Point an Pelee on Lake Erie, by which the latter was so much ioj mod that she sunk in a few minutes, and ten passengers are known to have been drowned.—

; All the otfiuors and hands ct'thc. boat

and 7:) passengers, including lOChil-

' dreu, were saved.

It is believed that we shall hear of it

:gaiu before long.

Szvi'z'zcitmo. -—-'l‘hc knotty ques- ‘

t. in reiative to the Jesuits has been ciscnsscd in the Dirt, but a t ‘aarly t'crteeu, nithmt any tcault.

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' in members cftl.e Dictpvhen clect- I

in and therefore every

t 1, receive directions to vote tufllllii‘tt' wa':

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one curt toretcil on a question ot‘int- . r‘ortai cc. what the decision will l-c.-— ‘

'f..e debates- on the Jesuits are ofnu micrcst whatever ; nothing

have ;

been said that had not been said he. :

fore, times wit mut number. constitution it is necessary that in the 1th there shall be majority in any question oftwelve states, but as that

:'i‘:tb:!r was It bta' er 1 " "3 0t 0 m It mum‘s: . the two hottest day we cvcrieniember

could be done respecting the Jesuits. O

Aroma—From Africa the news is

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CULUT‘JIAL. \'.'C have been tutornicvl on authority that His itoyil lluj, l‘t‘ince tieorge of Cambridge. has received the :ippniiiimt tits of Lieuten- ant Governor in Nova Sthilltt, and Major-General, (:ou;nt:u:din;: the Forcesin that l‘r-ivim-e—ri:iioviug Lord Falkland and '.‘~'ir Jeremiah Dickson. His Royal iiighncss’s last appointment was that olltlojor tic-ne- ral outlic Statl' at Corfu llo wiil now itSstlme the Civil and Military command of Nova Seatia.

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l‘tIONTnEAt., Acousr l'lth—The heat has been terrible these three days pust,Saturduy and Sunday being

j here. On Minday night at ll o’clock, I the thermometer stood at 8t) degrees

oa'thc usual character—crops have.

been destroyed, flocks seized, tribes p=:t to flight; but Abd-el-Kader is as far from being taking, and Algiers as far from being tranquilized, as they were fifteen years ago. A re- cent letter describes the return 'ot' a troop ot'pilgrims from Mecca. All- the people ot'tbe district turned out to meet them in procession, accom- panied by banners,

having lit-tug 96" and 91'? deg. at dill't't'o cut hours in the day, «Von in the shade. In the Sun we should think it must have reached “0.

Nouns ano Genomes—The men attached to the Engine of the ltdlc Brigade. through their Sergeant-

. Major, Johnson, have placed in the

resents, (Sc.— l

Asthey approached t e pilgrims,they 3

chaunted, ' O pilgrims to the cham- ber of God! prophet of God?’ To which the pil- grims chsunted in reply, ‘ We have seenhim. and we have left him at

Have you seen the v

hands of J. Clarke,Esq.. the sum of Six pounds, toward the rcliefof Itlfi'erers by recent tires at Quebec.—

Heller.

A belt or bandage of any conveni- ent kind, worn tight round the body, is said to be an eflcctual presentative ot‘ sea-sickness.

Altit't‘is -,

TnsLono Btsuopor Fasosatcron. ——This high dignitary, who has re- contly been creatcd. and 'who has just arrived in New Brunswrcls 'from lingland, made a passing t'ls‘lli. to this town last week, and on briday afternoon preached at the North Zaptist Meeting House. lie was at- tended by his Chaplain, the Rev. Mr. Kin", bv the Rev Dr. Alley of St. Andi-ew’s and‘by the Rev Mr. Btu- tholomew, who is at present atheist- ing at Campobellor The services were in the Episcopal form, and the. Lord Bishop was in the full dress at his order. The sermon breatheda most liberal and charitable spirit,and was attentively listened to, as were also some very excellent exteinpor- sneous remarks to its close, on the importance of cultivating llltel'tlllty of sentiment among persons of differ- ent religious sects.

'1‘" B MORNING NEWS.

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“'9 have continued some extracts from English and Colonial papers—they will be found as giving an epitome of daily political events.

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ojPWVe cannot refrain from acknow- ledgingour sense of gratitude for an in- crease of patronage, and that only one exception has yet been given to discour- age the undertaking of u third volume of the .‘llorninvr News.

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Amritsar—0n Saturday last, an accident occurred before our office, at a very painful nature. A child .ubout 8 years of age, was crossing the street and n mamservant ot WAY. lrving, Esq. was driving a cart at a most turious rate, nwlieul of which passed over its body. It appears that the forefoot of the horse, knocked the child down at first, and while the driver was standing up in the cart, he still kept his pace and run over the child. As this is a species of cud-hearted carelessness (it we cannot [give it u Worse natue)—\vo are at a loss

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l to tel. won: it is 7.3!, out! to CUDJPCUHC ~ 1:19. saun- (.1 such gross transgresions on p the c:‘.ai$i.~hcd laws of this Colony.

31'."ch are informed that a Reading Rum-t is ;\io;iri<i-il to be established in

i this town by Mr. Alexander McKenzie.

Finn. our knowledge of this gcntlcman 5 and his t-o;r.:nmlious premises, which E are admirably adapted for the purpose, I loin); situate tit-Jr the Po~t ()fiice, Cus- ; t:i.t llcusc. fee. and at the llt‘.t-l of the I (212m n’s

\vl..\rl',——we lei-l cmilideut.

E thattliept‘tipn<i1i:iit which he has offer-

ed It: the rcndim: portion of the commu-

r.in will meet with cnmumgcment.—- We wish the undertaking every success.

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U , ‘he [lde ol the Farmer’s .llmtuul

. acknowledges the return ofa few copies of this excellent work, by the Royal Agricultural Society of Charlottetown, the price of w hich is only tis.3d. this cur. rency pr.:tnn. llow for such a system of economy may be useful to the Society, time only may inform them.

Ellis Excellency the Lieutenant Governor, by alloccounts. has met with a favourable reception in the country.— 'l‘hers is nothing like an open expression of feeling—it evinccs truth, and a desire for candour which should ever be main- tuined in matters connected with the people. .

UTA double price wltl be given a dozen copies of the Morning N, dated 26th July last, if sent to p,- oflice. E’Fourtecn Acts passed by theLegi lature of P. E. Island. have been a proved by the Royal assent at a co in BuckinghamPaluce on the 8th Aug, ——-——~———-—-—_._._

Sta Moxsrsm—The Leviathan the deep has again been board from. Pity he would’nt frighten some oto folks m'ro their propriety.

FW‘O understand ,thnt there is contradictory report as to the new G vernor of Nova Section-Tho llalil- Sun says. that Sir Hercules Packenh. may be expected there next month will relieve Sir Jeremiah Dickson bft' command of the forces in that Provis- but will not enter upon his Exam; and Ministerial duties, as Lieuteaa Governormntil next Spring.

'l'nz Wan-nan for the past wealth been rather unlawurablo to the go crops. There has been much rainnvhi seems to have hindered the farmer in I. endeavours to secure his ripened wlie barley, oats, see. A day or two at to shine, however, will give fresh cut: to thc reaper and his scythe.

“'e take the following extract lroi dcsputch to the Governor of this tell trout Lord Stanley,the Secretary ofS': for the Colonies, in order to shew it a further issue of Treasury Notes can be sanctioned and the true liabilities the Colony.

“ Having on former occasio directed your attention to the tilts tist'actory state of the finances Prince Edward island, I have loo ed for some explanation upon th subject,on receiving an applicati for an increase in its liabilities, the proposed issue ofpaper money. lint l neither find in the Address. in your own Despatch sccompotvyi it, any explanation with respect the finances ot'the Colony, nora allusion to the fact, of which I am i formed by this memorial inclo-‘ed your-second l)t'§p3lcll that, indppc denlly orthe slut] ot'stil l,800 illtETt existing in the. shape of 'l'reasu Notes, them are Treasury Warn: remaining unsatisfied to the extent £26,223 ”

llrcrncu “'lTltOtIl‘ Swain—Ti Brig FANNY, of this Port, 243 tr: owned by J . l’enku. I'lsq.,was ld'l'lt' c'l, rigged, loaded, and in Limp" G. B“ in 86 dayl—lsldr.

lis Excellency the Licut. Govern left Town on 'l'uesdny, on tt t0!” ""3 “'Mtwnrd, accompanied by t. Hon. '1‘. ll. llaviland and Mr llet. Swobcy.—lo. “A” M 10 conucsrunounw.

‘Ve have received the connnunicali Of “A Subscriber,” which will be pu lished on Saturday. “'6 silpll 0‘ ho-trtilyjoin with the views of cure:- respondent if they can be substantial

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° user»... Semi-Annual inguinal: B'Wll“ “Hard of Missionsnvdl tall! P ‘ on Wednesday the ~2‘lth of September. Betleque Meeting House. R My Sermon will he preach ed by tho ‘ Mm Knox. at n o’clock.A- M. d lection will be "Reginald oftliolun '

by Mr. McGtLL. orimite to “W” situation.