K .

:01

PUBLISHED ON Estatilisttetl 1823.

I-lASZARD’S GAZETTE bllahed by Geo. '1'. Hazard Queen Square,

issued twice a week, at 15s. per year. AND CONTAINS, E LATEST NEWS, AT HOME as ABROAD.

(coir-rirrulta-to F CATALOGUE OF ' ON SALE AT HASZARD and OWENS, QUEEN’S SQUARE.

he London Saturday Journal, Vols. I &, 2, in one V il. , l8e. titlines of a Mechanical Theory of storms by Ilrissiiett, 6| _ Poets and Poetry of the Bible, by Gilﬁllan. be fiica snd the American Flag by Cour. Foote, U. 5‘. Navy, 9s. _ Rusuiii by the Marquis De Cristina. Se.

'l‘he Aiirericrtn Unitora own Book by J. Agar. 5! Men and things as I saw tlieiii in Europe by “ Kir- wiin" tbs _ _ A Popular account of the iini-ient Egyptians by Sir

J. Liirdiiter \Vilkiiisoii. his 6

N) BOOKS

3' O

i Mnxiiiis of Wnsliiiigtoii, l'olitit:ttl, Social, Moral and

Ilel git-us. 61 (id

The child nnd the innn, or the children of the Siib- lmth t‘t;llU0l, itnd tlte World by (ireeiiwnod, 7ri 6d ltetigi ~us crises of conscience ttnswtred in un liviiiigolicril manner. 63 _

A¢..di.u. t.r-ology, ntt tic--ount of the Geological Structure and Mineral resources of production by J. \V. ltnwsuit, l2s

\Voiii:iti iii the llltItflt‘Cltlll century, nrd Kindred I‘.ipi-rs rel.itiiig to the itpltere, cuiiditioii iiud Duties of \\'triii;in liy the lllairclrioiit-ss Us-oli, with tin ]lllI'U\ltl(‘liiIlI by lltifilctt tiri-ely_ 7s 6 _

Atitogrziplis for l"rt't*tloiI-i l:'lll"d_ ll.‘ jluil“ Gflllllllii 59

A l‘tiiri,ilt-in 'I'rt-titise on Artiﬁcial l'rsh lltcedttig, by \\'. ll l*'r . in

. R,,,“,,,,.,,;,. .ii‘ l'i.hlic Spcnking, and Debate or Hints

on tho aipplicntitiii of Logic. ' -‘ ill

s,,,,,,,,,., (;.-.,._..e in the Xtlr-uiteir.-rie n on lionrtl tin A,”E,irg,n. |".i_i_v;|ttt, bv I’. \\ llllﬂ Gd 3

l‘eop'i: l lime on-.i, or'l’ictnres of Society and Peo- p e ofiirnilt, by N. l’. \\'lll|"y 6" 3i _

The Arctic lit-gions bi-iii-_-_ iiii irccouirt of the Amnrt~ turn iutpcditioii in seurclt of Sir John Frunkliii,

ti. J.l

My rt-bonlsi rind Scliuolmnsteis. or the story of my 'l.llIlt‘iIl|tl|I by llugtl .\lIIl-'fs 89 _6‘l- _ _ ,

||,._..c:i, or uti (‘nritiest titid $t.t'Iplurttl Inquiry into too ntrmlo of the Euiiitod dead, by llev. ll. liar- lt:Iu;_'lI, -Is H _

The lllfii\'~'!tly‘I'l‘l'0l,[t|lll(\I1, or :in earnest nntl Scrip- sunll (l|.cms<|iir| til lite l]lII'ﬂl|t]ll. Wlll Wt! ktltlw our t'ii.-nits in lIt!.I\'8tt, by ll.-av. ll. llnihiuitlti 4*-

tnu, ||,.,,“,..|, litlllltf, or the t-iriployiin-iits ntid eiijiiyirii.-iris of the Siiiiits in Ileaveu. by “W ll. ttaibiugli, «ts _ .

Mi Mother, or recollections of Maternal influence,

Memoir oi‘ the Rev. Edward Bicltersteth, by Rev. 'l‘. ll. llirlts. lls _

The Yttthig Man's Closet Library, by Rev. Robert |‘lii ips, i')s ,

N ‘llllllf t)l' llt’.Vi "9'"Y n'1"0‘"|i D- D e ‘W ll“ 30"» it... Rev, tienrge John C. Ullttllttll 64. _ _

Lo.-tumri on the Lortls Prayer, by Wiii.R. Williams, he (id. , , ,

The Evidence: of Christianity as ellllllllﬁd. tn the w.'.u,.3., of nu Apologists, down to Augustine, by \V. J. llolt-in. 5.-i 3d _

|-‘gm imprauaittnrs of England, and Ill People by Hugh Miller. 5" ,

Tlmuld Red .'t.iiitlsinne, or new walks in an old lialil, by Hugh Miller. 6! _3d

llill rind Valley, or Hours in England and Wales,

llillll ll 8’ QQMMEMIIAL

r’

EVERY “"

The Lord our Shepherd. an exposition of the 23. Psalm, by Rev. John Steveiison, 4: 6d

Christ on the Cross, an exposition of the 22d Psalm, by Rev. John Stevenson, 4:: 9d

The atudy of words by lticbiirtl Chenevix French, be

Home Life 12 Lectures, by Wm. llague, D. D.. 6s 3d

The Better Land, or the Bt-.liever's Journey and Future Home, by A. C. Tliotiipaoii be 6d

The History of Eiiglaad by Oliver Goltleiiiith, M

., 8s 6d

The Pritetical Metirl-workers assistant containing the unit of working irll Metals and tt|lo_\s, .l.'l 5ii

Putniun'ii iiionttily Miigtiziiie of Literutuie and Art, 4 Vols £1 I6:

Lives of men of Letters and Science, who ﬂotiri-lied in the time of Ueorge the lll, by Lord lliougliain,

152 lbs _ _ _ The Liberty of Rome, a history with an historical account ol'the Liberty of ancient nations by l:2.liot,

£l -ts

Tales of the no Vnll I35

Devotional Guides. by Rev. Robert I‘hi|ipI, 9s._

'l'lie tioepel its own udiocute, by George Gtlllllli

, 6: 3d

ll elrgion teaching by exaiiiple or ICHIEI froiii siicred liiatory, by ltichuril W. llicltiimui. II. D he be Listener, by Caroline Fry, tiuthur of Christ our Lord. lie 3.1 I9lt'Cllltus on mine of the more iinport.-int sulrjecis connected wiilt .'tlorn| iiiid iy.~it-nl scici-cu ll ttpptlslltiut to Phrenology .\Iirii-iinlisrii, Atlieisni, dtc-., by in .\gu~'tiiie ﬁiiiitli, 94

The (fliurcli iiieiirber’s Miiiriiiil Ivy Win. Crowell, 54

Cuiiiieiiioii of sntzred tiud pr-fr-rt-. llistmy |H||'¥ “ revi--w oftlie |tlllI4',l[I-ll events lll tho tvorid us they better upon this stiitu of lleligioii (iii 61

rdore and of Scotland by Wilson. 5 . each

G ‘-

t:oui.si-ls nnil Citullttlh iii the trii-iiih--rs of Cliitstiuit Cliuiclit-s, by Jvliit z\I-gel Jzitiies. 524 leiiit-trot" Ilev. \V. II. tlewitsoii l.rte minister of ‘ lll.‘ l'ree Utiurclr of etiotlnirtl, by llev. J.i.-i. linliv.

(is |Chri.ttiun Tlierilogy by Adam Clarke, L L D. F A S 5s The Bible Pf:l)'i‘f Book for f.iiriily worship, :intl for other pu|.liu ot:r~ii-ton~4,l \V \ ' vi-rt-its 5.-i ‘ On the \lUtit‘IIl¢.’ltl und lnteicessioii of Jesus Cllflﬁls by ll»-v \Vlll Syiiiiiigtoii. its . . . _ istury of Aiiieiieiiir llirptiit Missions in Asia. Afticm, Europe and North .-\iiit'ric.i, by \\'iit Gurn- iiiell, A .\l be

John Uucn. I) D «It tid The Dr.-veliipziieiit t-t' 'iii ll. \\ illtiiii-I in i Dr (innit tii.d the IlIUlllIll|l'\ iii-storinits. lvy ll-I0 RN’ J ‘ Lnwiie with ll|i||lsl of the cuuiilry 320- -‘l _ The l'lur.rli-yul‘ worlds \\ll.ll iiii iiitrt-dut-lion by‘, ltitrlit.-niiit. (is 3d . _ y Ntmlt mu] his ']'i”“_»g ellilt|'|l",illg the C0'isl-l"l‘:t[tttil Or various iirquitirs ri-lutiie to the .\nteiJiiu\i.rri tiiid ‘ elilllﬂf I’...-tdiluviiin Periods by ltev J Autllllull ttliirstend 8a The |l.grmuiiy of Prripbr-cy or Scriptural Illustra- tniiioini of the apocalypse, by Kev. A|ex.iiider]' Keith, D. 1) 6s 9.] , 'l‘lie l’rt-iiditniite enrih. by John Harris D. D. 6s 3.l The Great 'l‘t:iii-lier or clirirricierioica of our Lord‘: 4 iniiristry, by John Harris I). ll , Fill 3!‘ I Foot.-sir-pa of our l“ori-l‘.i|iers—wIo:it they still’:-rut‘ und wli--t they sought. by Jaiiro-< (3 Mull. 5" l' A |'ruih_) triiui. Cl. 1-gt nuui lotittirrg for tho Clittrcli by IIIIH of three bunttr--J, be (id New 'l‘lit-iiiee l'-r the l'rt-teeiarnt Clerly. 0|‘.¢'°"(l¢ wttlitiut tsliiirity. Theiiltiity without liuiiiitiiry iiiid Prritestuniiairi without Lhiietiuiiity , by stepiieii Col- w . -'-. Lectures on the Lord's Prayer, by Wm R. Will. liuniit. but Gd _ Clltlsltttn expeiienre as dis-plays-il in the life and writings in St. Paul, by the author of Cl|l'i!lI.tlI retirenrent, 61. Sacred l’liiloi-opby of the uiiiann illustrating the pin’-

5 Mile. Stones in our I'.iI'e Journey. by 3Im||0l 0'80“.

I Mvsimiee or Glinrpiioe of lllﬁ s''P¢"''l'"‘'lv 5! .Chi|IlHI “‘.Vll\" l’.llt-tic 5' A 43..., W... |"|;.¢'g [took tit‘ th-iuglitit, Memories and f-....;..g.., liy \Vni Jamie-tote. be . _ Prov.-rln for the l'enp|e, or IIltNlI'IlIiI'II of_ Practical (‘..,,§|m.-u, drawn from the book of Vttsdeiii, by It. I.. Ilaiiooii. 3! ,

Th, ()|'iqI0|'l 't‘oucIt Stone, or Eloquence simpliﬁed, by Hugh .\lt:Qutien. 6s

The I’u|9IIt'.Il Works tiflohn Kalli‘: 3‘ 9‘

'l‘we||Iy yours in the Pliitipiaee. by l’II|l l'- D9 I.i| tiironi-ere, its

Lit. ..|‘ Aitmiirriiii Judson. In

Ty... |-'.‘.i,.igpa St. l‘ttul,. by the morning and night watches, CI Sil

anther of tlie .

ft-ctni.-it of God in the Phemi in-nit ut int» year, by New llt-nry Uuticitti. II I! I2: til. 3 V-Ilth _

.\lemorinte of early Christi-niiy, by Jail (3. Minll, be 6«l

An |-;....y on the evils ol populiir Igntirniice, by Jiiliit I"!-abet‘, 7! 3d

Rﬂylllvllﬁllll tibrtetunriity or true liberty nit exliiliiteil in the life pro-cei-is iinrl mcily Ibis:-iploa of the tlriiiit lletlo-aim-i, by E I. Mitxoon, 7-: SM '

The l’ri.i|t-er, or l’ea|nie of llnvnl togeitii-r with thi-

articles or‘ tho morning and evening prayer .t|I.tl ...-.i:..i.-tisl otﬁeel of the Church for uuiitittng,

The t.'iur.~imn t'ri-its.--r name.-.-..-it III it «writes of‘ li.:llt;'I'ulL'(l at

the Christian Clnrrncter by I

Charlottetown, P. E, lslatid. Wednesday, September 10, 1355,

MISCELLANEOUS.

Baii.i.uN-i- 1'0 Tl-IE Lte'r.—A gentle- man writing from Paris, states that M. H360. the French banker who recent- ly fuiled'for the immense amount of sixteen nrillion francs, gave, on the even-

of Indies. The feast was of the most

not less than twenty-ﬁve dollars a head : niitl the buoyant spirits of the host werel the theme of general admiration. When‘ the entliiisiaisrn was at its height a mag- niﬁcent dessert was placed upon the table, linving in the centre a vase of silver gilt, which M. Place ordered the waiter tol ptisa round to the ladies, as it coiitnined ' ii few nuts for their isspccial cracking, livery lil(ly then pliinged her band with- in the vase, and drew forth whatever! i(:lItllt.CelIL'sl0\Vt,'(l iii the shape of some! i inrc Jewel, the clieupest of Wllltfll could‘ I not lntve been worth less than sixty dol-l l

| lurs, wliilesmiic of them were of grczitl ,]Il‘lt:C. Alter this tleliglitfiil ceremony ‘, the generous host took his lunve timid the! ‘ ppliiiises of his giicsts. The" int-xt tliiy ltls house was silent and dost-rt-1 led, and ti tltjlillcftllllll of sittct-ii lltilliltflsi

‘Wits aiiiirouiiccd liefore the tribunal of,‘ Cuiiiiiierce.

.qT.tTtS‘l‘lCS or THE SOUL. | I would to (ind that statistics could be]

iUll(t‘l| froiii \\'ll.ltllt inert as well us without. ‘ , We can count tht-ir iiiyrizid iiutiilicrs, re-I l

‘cord their iigc-i, iiizirk down where they I l

Al.-r].t,.ri...-g um] di.-¢...,._..-5 on the glory of Christ, by llVt.', i'tgistt:r lltt‘ll' stocks aiiitl cotiiit their 4

l)ill(?S. \\"i:ltii:nv iiliiit St'tlS rt-ct-ive llIt‘ll“ siiips, iiiitl \tli~'lll1'l' they send froin fertile sliorcs tlit: \'.i.«t ’)l't.tltlClltillS. But who his _H.'t li|l("lI ri-;i~t«-i- ot tire nioriiiii;_v li-vpt-s tint

trttct-d tliciii to lll(‘ll‘ ovt-riitig t-xit ? \\'ho lttts noticed inc iiiiiitl’s di~tr.rt:tion, the alert ll-arr, the tviiiiigvtl CtIliS(Zlt.‘lICt-‘., the chtrfi-il tciiiper, the iiiiriiiiig stcttiii ofavarice driv- ing on the grinding iiiiiclrinery ? Who has shown the tlillly strokes by wliich the ori- warrtl gt-iivt-r hns traced those l'llt‘l't),‘.,'l) phit-s oil the forelieiid which need no Cliiiinp illi ii to decipher .7 \\’n kn-iiv wli.it in:iii is in

the ouisidt-.—in his noise and mad wliii-I ;

but only G id knows, wliiit tritin is witliin.

Six tlinusrtntl uriiitiiil suns hove lighted the piitli ofliriiiiiiii desire to the eye of God. Tlit-. rcgistrattioii of 610$) yeiirs of trittl iittt:r liarppiiiess lies in the recording books of Hd-lVdlt. lluirrzin liistoi-y records

grossly here and there it fenttire of the biiidsuiipi-. ; Iii-t in Heaven we set: the !‘|'Cl'('.'l. liisiury : not teiiiplea but the viinity

of the biiitdvi-ii or the litiioiirerrs ; not

the throne, btit the hearts of the rt-stleiiii ot:ctipi.iits, not ships and Ilttips, but the Hot! rind result of the grinding desire tlitit employed tht-in ; not ttie piilace niid the iiinri.-ioii, but the thill pli-thorn, nnlltiiig in fever-isli desire, rt-latpstiig through t:r.ivin:_v utiitwiiig isiiiitii to glriiitiiy lllII'(‘rtl. L-mltiti«_v up-|l| ttie|p:iss.tgt- oitbe huiriiiii heart tlirough tiltt. Uoti tii't:iik.~i for-tli and gives the iwctet of his uwiijoy to inrrii——" lt is iiiot-e blessed to gt"? tttiui tn rot-eive. " Iiiii~~ter hits hitherto been bound up brick wurds.

W. Berclter.

ing of the grand catastrophe, a splendid. F dinner, to which were invited all tlieﬁcougmg ct.-lcbriticsofa certain grade upon the: Boiirsetogeiher with an eqiiiil number!

-siibiitztritie

N» woiitlor it kept tio tiuie.—.'I.

WDE N ESDAY & SATURDAY.

New Series. No. 375.

A Su.vs run any Soiu:.——Lord Bru- ﬁeld was an eccentric Scotch judge, with a bed tempered wife. His butler determined I to leave because Lady Briixﬁeld was always {scolding him. ‘ John, exclaimed the old ijudge, ”ye've little to complain o’ ; ye

may be thankful ye’re no married to her,

a statement made at the Police _ y Mr. Allen, keeper of the city gnol, it appears that there are I50 priso- ners in the gaol at present. Three-fourths,

_ ,1 it’ not even ninc—teiiths are sent there as recherche kind-—tlie cost probably being ? the fruits ofihe grog shops in the city, and

yet the authorities license these tnu'iiufttcto- N0!‘ of criminals and crime!—Toronlo Christian Guardian.

Attttivu. or rite L081‘ Caat.I:.--'I‘he brig Ellen arrived yesterday morning, from Sydney, bringing the sitbinarine telegraph cable, lost troiri the James Adger, and lately recovered. The brig Ellen, it will be remembered, was chartered by the New

urk, Newfoundland, and London Siihinit- r-no Telegraph Company ofthis city, to go in search of this cable.

The cable is in excellent condition, and togetlier weighs about 200 tons. It in (1 If inch cable, with three copper wire coiitluetors iiistilnted in gtitttt-percli.-t. A portion of the cable, previous to the dept"-.. lure of the Ellen front Sydney, was taken to lay t'tCi'uss the Gut of (‘tinso, and has already hrcn lnid. The residue ofthe cable will be used for siinilnr ptirposrs, tilicre cnliles tire l'1‘qllll‘('(l across clmnm-ls mid rivt-rs. A cnhle has ttlrcady l)t'l'll lirid wlicre the Pl't'~r'lll. Cnllle wag originrilly intended to have been laid.

TllE Boar RACE Bl-‘.'|'WEE.‘l N!.\V Ynnir’ A.\‘D Sr. Joiiw.—'l‘liis ritce is looked for- wnrtl to iiitli consitlt-i-tible interest. The prt-,liiniiitirics (snys the N. Y. Clipper) wcrn rt-co-iitly nrrnirgcd in Boston, l)('l\Vt"(‘ll .\lr. \\’:rlti-r \\'t-lsb, on the port tit'St. John ‘N. ll., rind Mi-. Stt-plicn R-.lir-rts, iii beliiilf ;i-l'Ni-iv York. It \v.is £'l'_[l‘t‘t‘(l, that the i.-rco slroiild lie for §}l00U it aside, in bi-tits to he l‘<i\|t'tl by four iiit-n t‘i'l(2l|, tlit: ltvl‘ll to be .t't'.~‘,It‘Cll\'('ly of St. John nitd New York. ;On marking the in.-ticli, $390 rt side were idoptisittitl in the hands of the 5ltll{(.‘ll0l(lPl‘— , o ~‘('C0lltl deposit of $200 :1 side was inntlo

ion the 4th ofJuly, and the balance, we are iiiiformed, is to be mnde good on the day

2 previous to the race. The day selected for the race is the twentieth of next month, . when the vexed qirestions as to snpt»-riority will he tlt'.l'l(lPtl on the waters of Cliurlt.-I River, Boston.

On Thurstlay morning while on board the steamer St. John, we witnessed it most singiilariiiett-nric l’ht=noini-nn, in the rip- peui-ance of is bright ﬂame not unlike I i-oclti-t, but ﬁlly times larger. lt rose at the North \Vest about iiiitlway between the zenith and the liorizon and tlit-n moved‘ slowly iiiid initjestitznlly for the space of two iuinuieit, at least, towards the Eiistwiird. It was it rriost splendid ilpcctncle, and wht-n- its l-iininona body at last disiippc-nrt-d by dischiii-ging a rnyrintl o sciiitillatioiin ti-oiitid it, the titinr-sphere in its vicinity cvintintiott to retain it bright timber colour for tlpWtlI‘(lﬂ of it quarter of an liour.—Fr¢- ileviclon Reporter.

“Heirs, you young riiscnl, walk up and

Ali ltlie cliroit- give an nct-nunt tit’ your-so-If. \‘\’ltprt‘ have

you been 2'‘ " Aftttr the girls ! Did you r-wr know me to tlo so when l was a boy .2"

"No, air ; but mother did."

.a"‘