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“mam! meta-33? ’

Moiisliii—‘de—laines, Saxony. Cloths, Gros;de-Naples, Merino”

2‘ _; V _ , 1 w. ‘ by ’ _ _ . . . 1 . . . . ‘ ChWNUBHCB lhe V196 Cljflm‘ellm- wk of v.liis Capture, that it is Within the Canada Line. S l . Al ' ‘. . {:3 .r Members of thetxecuuve (Alumni. . Should it prove otherwise, upon a proper representation, no G ‘°°"B°Lttelljlo&né COX, Newfoundland , 600 bus.Polatoes, 2 out. guttiflflfl. a” . . *2‘ " ' ' 'MUUR'ERS- ' .‘ ‘ doubt he would be liberated —-siiice des'- ' B .G, b 5 - , 3 r _ _ ’ufle'bij-h; Adminiim‘m' “(the ((‘l‘l’liuf'f'g'lne'l‘a “9‘1 Mr: Baring: A. D- (h be thiit so great‘a miscreaiit sliould no’t be lpgi'ili‘iit‘tfdliomgg Sieglzlfllf’sligl’: fiiii’ifil‘,blllllst;ons pine and 42 ('10 ' 0 "BE' SOLD, BY 'AIUCkrlong-hog-‘iMontLal’ thB’ 25;}! .‘. I asjni; uurners. ., ,___- , ,. , . - .’ . ._ ,,_ .~ ‘ V . Delbernemmmo'cnc attend ar 0 r. on :0“: 0n l The Stafl’and'Suiie ol‘the late Governor General. figfilbugs‘};:g“3:333:11:isliohvfdtigvkilill'ggilgteliogigye 1151“- ICIZLLLZrLMhWWd: 14 SP8“, 2983 let?! Dario", gedcque, {he FRAME o’fa'VESSElE-‘f’ofsuperiot model, : ‘A i l ' i ‘ ’ V ‘ w n - ’ _ ht . . . ‘ V . < n ’“cmn The 6536‘ 0f the Adminmmtm "(the G-o‘iemmenf' grant his guilt, who had been seized in th ’ - ~el - (:1 Coughs! M‘Rae’ Halifax 3 560 bus- POND“ 1500 do- out“; ready {Or Plankmg’ "fabom 180 mu" ‘ i to ,. 1;, Medical gentlemen Who attended the late Octet-nor in the Pluttsburo and St Alba-,8 t t p e malnuei asseiteA . 20 “5.0",”an y' r . September 16th, 1841. . , , lily mg I: l, Starr-nits 6m (ifleii-gifrninent House inves‘igafioni bgib‘md (EDITH: s’a emems, S mum they’re? ' gammix’ Yngng’ S‘I‘Joliln‘s’ N. F'; 1900 mm Pomoes' ‘ " ' “ R‘AHM s. '. . ; ’. . . s all th r I “Embers "rum Legh’lmive Cflunci, rennin own. . I I I' v , , usiunsAiin, ceyiiiour. _ nltfdx, 1000 bus. Potatoes, 900 do B‘IbVEdRAMS, 0,. the ‘lmproved lor newlshemegg , . . ()flicers’ 0mm Legislative oimci. .' v V r, 3 g , - _ - , 'd- . .‘, . L , , ree , ust'im. nried byihe cemnnAgricuuma flaking” .er fri . , , The Judges. _ a I) 8 Q13!) 1 0 n i a 1,, $3 _ 2 C, a It. ,Barqgg‘glnliignfieléfg Ems. glrgguoujhrnggoms Birch Tm u... if Lady J‘Vood,R from London, will be soldlinubhc Auction ngllo i flembflsof the Legislative Assembly pre'slplnt in town. , V H > . ~ -‘ 5;. , I be“ 4 émds Lilithwooay’yeoo handgpikesy gab-40 finish itggbedlzgarket Square, Charlottetown, on Sangria “’3’ r 3 " ~ 'O‘BWS 9”“ leegis't'tivcmse'“ Y‘ ‘ . SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16 1841- loading for-Enaland. ' * . .. , _ . Jr ’ 'r - " ‘ ,~ 2» ., ' ' :‘1‘ b i ‘g i major Gwemlunhemwund 5mm ‘ ‘ i I / ’ --—-— , ‘ Schooner ProvidenceTM‘Kal’rdo.;250 bus. l'otatqes,250 do.0ats.. L glimmer 15111’184i" " ' 7‘ J 3 'r ‘r I" ‘ 'TheHeads and Officers 10f Depnmuems' ‘Boston papers to the 5th inst li ve ' d ' i ‘ ‘ - ' ' ~ FALL 'IM'PORTATIO‘IIN, FOR its“. ~""" '0 ‘ Slierifi's' and MII‘OI’S- ' . ' . I . a een regelve Slnce . I - . . ———— ‘ I a I , I _ L I W I ' "'1‘: Grand Inquest, Miillniid illislrict. _ . all: i Tile trial of Mr, M‘Leod had been deferred until «5:11;? Eggmsdlllh man, the. Glenbiirnie, Day, for Quebec, to ' ,7 T H 0 M A S H 0W,»- - 3, o . '. Qtficersonhe Annywd 'at-y, ‘ - - p i _ 1 ns .iii consequence ‘ol‘the non-arrival of witnesses ’ “ ‘ - L I ' ., ' ESPECTFULL’Y informs 1h -* i - ' 'I «'-_ I’tr i ‘3 Unclndil‘g'evcry Depnnm“HF—AHHE’W’ Cavalry": Infantry’w from canada‘ Bands of armed men! amounfing it is said i Thgsmgilel '(snossard’ from Plymuuu)’ arrived at Que- lotléi'owii, slid the Island générafij’miihziilfllizrlhfs 27. , 3: . ,. 43d and 1411i, ()lr-duuigce, (.ummissaymry .. I __ :9 lsgveml ,Eou:aud& were fissembling on the American )P%L;.Ef;lll; Livia}; K21)“. fmmHamax boundto Miramirhi Minna“ expBarqué Glenbmnie; from Enghmd’ I r A, ‘ I; a 0 i. 7. ‘ ’ ' "he “'3 . i W“ "mmlel‘, Wit it e intent of makinr n'edator incursions .1 D MD, l‘vCa’ 1h" h" - ‘ ’ ,. ’. I, ~ 1 ‘ V I _. ._- . _ 1 tax , (AbQuitthirtynr forty‘lfuw‘yers were. In_ costume.) in“) Cauada’, in consequence ofwhiiéhlPresideg't Tvler has :pnsdcinii‘zzywed. ariie. Pes on e7i instant, iii heavy gale ol ' fTOgK OF COOP-9,9”; v‘e’ . _ ‘ . trite'omfersm “'uhf’lugmc mm“ s. ’ . . issued a PrOC-lumation, cautiouiug all personsfl‘omujoiniug . The Schmmrcwmri“ Wrcyvllowe'Canaddl-lohnBakcrfllasler, . .. .. ' i “.1 ’e 9r- Pfip-esen sen-3.0% '5 I r ' i”. About r0“)? 05109”! '” undress ""40"?" “film lit) and such illeuml associations and wan,th them thét if m u , Siltoiis‘burtlicn, bou‘ndto Halilax, wilha‘load ofCodfisli, was cast away consiztmg “r’Br‘md and P‘k’“ Chm”! K9r5lmereag Fuatmnsx’n mum" ’ if»: Film?“ erfélm‘ems.) ’ W l ' ‘ 's'uaiice of their nefarioiis des'irrns ally ol‘tlicm 'sli’ouldpfilll 0mm d‘hiiimm’ i“rail-flier ofdwi’mv 13- S- E. ‘ten miles lo‘lhc ss. E. M randy made CW“ and mesemv mm" and Figural" Sm”, ‘ ' ec innius nstitute. ‘ ‘ ‘ z: i‘ . i ofthe , mt Gapeo tils sen ,.

. on “[3,.ng gt the Church, the colfin was boi‘neriip.thc iddle aisle, and placed upon a tressle near, the vault, ile theburial service proceeded. ‘ There wereciglitcler- men in attendance. V _‘ ‘ bly bountiful ritual of the Church-of England 'for tlie appear with more striking effect, or- produCe a more ‘ _' t'eltsoleinuity. The sacred edifice, with its galleries, film-gimlpit, reading-desk, and altar, hung round with the mfflfapel'y'of death; the choir and organ cliaunting the 5WHOVBF the departed; and the Church filled with j , dressede mourning, looking with anxious gaze on - ' » Egg-jsa't resting-place of their recent rulcr; these, with the V , ,figfified appearance of the venerable Minister, as he i hitched his hands. over the grave, and solemnly pronoun- t’r those Simple but eloquent words which go direct to the jofcvery Christian ;—all these, combined with the re- " 'fins upon the great lOSs ol'liini, who, not many weeks ‘Ii the lllll enjoyment oi" intellect, liad knelt in that ng where now he lay a lilclcss corpse, must have e an impression wliicli,‘cven in after years, will never .gst’ten-_ , . ‘ Administrator oftlie Government was sworn in at emmeiit House at about half-past two. "I‘hcre were . fat the Council, the Chief Justice, Messrs. Pyke, «gagiuidliagerman, in robes. After the Commission fiWSydenhnm was read by Mr. Murdoch, the Oaths of ' lance, Supremacy, and Abjuration,~tlie Oaths. of of- fingandiniiiistrator, of fidelity to the Laws, and as keeper ,‘ iiGii'eaLScal, Were administered by Mr. CliiefJ'usticc new; Asalute ofsevcntccii guns was then fired by ".:Rny&l Artillery. Several strangers were admitted to mule cei‘eiiiony.- _ ' Sydeiiliam, alter receiving her Majesty’s permission 30‘ olficc of Governor General, addi‘essed’a Des- i ‘ ” , _It§Lord John Russell, dated the 4th August, acknow- g‘tlievsaine,in"whichhe says 1—— ' '. , hall not aynil’ myself of the Queen’s‘gracious per- - . [nib-val)qu myself until 1 have entirely completed the Worklhavein hand, by. bringing the present session ofpa’rw

respo l :-

sasw I, V fiun‘enmioi aclose, and by taking all the steps incident to the be ‘ ,,.,ager$inj§s~whicb 1- will then probably have received their_ ‘ nation mum; and With regard to some of those even, namely, tly ,. ‘ the ‘iff'alarraiigements to be made for the province, in

. I cocoa f neewnii my instructions, my presence in England " maygI-hopeniot be altogether without; Value. ' ' ’ '

:“ expect to be able to Complete this by the middle or ‘f rend ut'Septeinber, when I shall proceed home: but oft-this I shall be able to judge more exactly in the course ofa short tamarind I shall then apply to the officer commanding the, "naval station at Halifax, to furnish “18,. if be, conveniently

England, ol'wliicli I trust your lordship will approve.” l "Tits £irarors.—Many persons seem to anticipate a re— »5 new next; Winter of the attempts oi'the Border sympathi- ‘Zers. For our parts we do not believe in the possibility of

r from an

{British bayonet or a British gibbet, eithc “ a disinte-

niiratioii of democratic freedom or ‘ ’ fi‘plunder.~—Cunadu paper. I , .' 7 ~ {0? COLONEL GnocAnL~A party, twelve in num- hegxofthe Canadian Volunteers, stationed at Mississiquoi harnessed the line On the 19th ML, and seized a colonel

" at Alburghiu Vermont, whom-they darned to Mon- ,rogan, tormerly resided in Canada, and figured fpnspicuously in the late rebellion. He altcrwards. I States, and his treason was'pu‘nished by the con- ‘ iou‘ot' the property which he possessed. lie has on Wrélncwsions since, stole into Canada, and like a vindico email, retaliated the just infliction of" law by setting some buildings 01' private, inoffensive residents of‘the Mafiwhprcinhc might have lived in coini'ort "and com- lia he maintained liisnllegiai'ice. Meetings» have ‘ called and a Committee appointed at St, Alban’s, to 7 dire into the abduction of" this ii‘iccudiary,zifiid to report mftliecase.‘ ’ ' ' '2 ' 1' V M ’7 "'r fine indignant Vermonter writes: “ To seize ‘a man

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,, .m i , theterrimry of'the' UnitedStates—vto load, him um. 51,: , schains, and to hurry him offiiito n-torcign Jail, Witlio.ut"lorui; [HEW , ' magma most nefarious and outrageous ..zict, which, no u. Conn ; Wyfwill be inqun‘cd into by our rulers at ‘Waslitngton .ww ‘ ,delay.” I V I 0 ,3 r 2" - \ . . , I _ QUEBEC Oct._2.‘

, I m'éaistence of Hunters’ Lodges, and Other similar ille— iml ‘ I, filfimnbinationsf for carrying on predatoryincursions on ‘ I Canadian lirontier, isso i'ull y nscertainedbyrtlie Govern-

atof the United States, that the President has; .deemed it gpci' to issue a Proclamation dated atVYnsbington 25th, 7 ,mbeiy Cautionin'g all persons to abstain from joining iiilegal associations, and warning them that if, in, the _ ("ution~ of these de‘sparate purposes, they should‘liill‘ Ibo hands of the Canadian authorities, they will receive . tectiou as American citizens. ' ' ' - V ' ' .derers is. great, an 1 is said to amount to 60,000, which, , ibei' of course must include subscribers and contributors {heir funds, amougSt whom, it is also reported, are many hose Situation in life should make them respectable but ' "fi‘om enmity to England, or, at best, from a mistaken

Q to these: Delirious plots“ . - . trothe M‘Leod excitementafreshwfi'ontier grie- ‘ arisen in the; arrest of monotonous Gnocniv, one in ,. ' '1‘ is man' has, also‘be’en an actor in' niiila'r scenes Which have taken place ill, that'qua'rter -. ,_ dates. He is 'now a prisoner in the Montreal jail, ‘ ugh-eat outcry has beew raised, by the mobbcrat's of St. Band.8ui'lington,ion the pretence that he was arrested- “16‘ American Liiie,-Upon this ground a meeting

Wifdlfiwarded to Washington, to be brought under “we of the President, the gist of which is, to assert ...M,,-$é‘191h‘s8ptember, Grogan, being at a tavern at a

- V .OO‘W'Vithi'n‘tbe American Side of the Line, was in'-‘

130W rfor. himflj He consequently removed his

limitlclfine—There, as the American afii- ml ., ,‘5 Seized by a party of‘Volun’teersvfrom . “hillye'dj to his pres to it " ‘ ’ . . ~ “igwome iifi'air’as set forth by our turbu- ' MINI-nth there may be in it as regards ‘ garrested ‘we cannot say; but we . 7 yr the sake of justice and the pre- fifi'fiqquillity, it would be a matter of re- vtmtddo; emboldened by an escape from

1.“:

‘in' ~ 1 . ' ,1

Never in this country did the iiicom— ‘

I'c'angwitli a vessel wliich'i‘nay convey niysclfand suite to,

2anyvofithoseiiiiscreauts again throwing themselves within"

be number of persons connected withrthese bands of

he situation of the Canadian Colonists,have'¥le‘nt' . ' ’ ‘ _ tion ofmany mustiknow

Va’ctiv’e anion the iiiceudiariesonnlie Champlain»

, held at Burlington,» and a number of aflidavitscol- ,

.3m'fiicnds that the Canadian authorities 'Were. ' '

'Ibolter,,_l,brltlie highest the house ‘ofhis V a AMBUBTOWH,‘ who :is settledxabout three,

on: place‘ of confinement

into the hands of the Brit'sh, no effort will bc'm'ade to re- claim them, » ~ *- ' : . ; .

._......__._

HALirAx,.Oc'r. 13.9—We have not seen such a iiumber'of ships ’of war in this harbourfor a number of months, as there are at present. Besides the Winchester, bearing the flag of Admiral Adam, the Frigates Seriiigiipataiii, Crocodile, Cleo- patra, and Pique, andtlie brigs Victor, Racer, and brigantine Cliarybdis, have lately arrived, and it is currently reported that they will all remain in this harbour, under the imme- diate direction ol‘the Admiral, until the issue oer. M‘Leod’s trial is ascertained. ' ‘

NEW BRUNSWICK.——Tlle Rev. Mr. Temple is at present engaged in obtaining the means for providing the necessary library, apparatus and furniture for the \Vcslcyan Academy at Sackrillc, which, has been erccted by Charles F. Allison, Esq. at an cxpeiice of £4000; intended as asemiiiary in which a sound religious education may be olitbiiicd, by the Wefleyans and their li'iends in Nova Scotia and New Bruns- Wic {. . . ‘

Eighteen oftlie guns of the Malabar have been raised and forwarded to Halifax, and the remainder, it is probable, will be. raised during the next surmiicr.-—P£ctou .lIechum'c &; Far- mer. '

It is understood that our neW'Govcrnor, 'Capt..Huntly, will not leave England until the 19111 ofthe preseiit'month.

Captain-bluntly transacted business with Lord Stanley, at the Colonial Office, on the 9th September. '

Ten Rams of the new, or improved Leicester breed, were shipped at London, by ijdcr of the Central Agricultural So- ciety, on board of the‘ Jady-VVood, which arrived here on Thursday last. One ofthem unfortunatelydicd on the pas- sage ; the remainder were landed-in good condition. 1 Part ofthem are to be disposed of by auction on the 30th inst. See yddv.‘ , .

The Supreme Court for Prince County opened at, St. Elonuor’s on Tuesday the 5th inst—Abe two first (lays were

Large "(against whom a Bill had been found the previOus Session) was tried fOr Larceny—Not Guilty. rW. Schurmau, Esq. and Thomas Milligan and Nathaniel Milligan, Constaw bios, ware indicted for an Assault uponii’tlr. James E. S. Bag— nall—iiot guilty. 011' Friday, acause, in Ejectiiicnt, Clark vs. Ncwsorne, came on for trial—non-suit—aiid Saturday a case of trespass, John Cook vs. Moys—vcrdict for defendant. The Court rose at a late hour on Saturday evenings—Griz.

To THE Eoi'roaor THE COLONIAL HERALD.

Sir; Will you have the kindness to insert this, in answer to a communication signed lira-ECHO, Which nppearedin the lust Royal Gazette; ' Yours truly, , y

' QUIDLPno-Quo.

To RE-Ecno: ' ' 7 You are pleased, Mr. RE-Ecno, to be facctious in your letter, and assume a figurative mode of showing, to the world your utter contempt of a letter signed ECHO. In so doing, why not choose a less vulgar allegory than a our and a New- foundland dog? Yourtcmpcr must have misled you sadly, to have [supposed Ecno to be a cur, whatever yourjudg- merit might have done in personating the late Governor as a Newfoundland dog, the best specimen of'which could only be looked upon as a good natured animal. . You accuse Ecno of want of courage in not publishing his letter antecedent to thedcparturevol‘ Sir C. Fitz Roy. You, Sir, on the. contrary, have shv-wn a considerable degree of courage in sending fortli' so uncourteous an epistle as yours was to the public. Do you not know the old adage,

will most probably both injure his cause kind make himself ridiculous.” .1 fear lest this will be your case. _

V With an unpardonable inconsistency, 'you then proceed, by acknowledging you havebeen told by the Editor, that it was from the circumstance of its havnig arrived too late for insertion that ECHO did‘ iibt appear previous to the Gover- nor’s departure. Still, Sir, without any good foundation, but from mere'possibil‘ity; you take uponyoursell' to contradict

been better informed upon this subject than you possibly could have been.‘ I can only attribute such an argument to a prejudiced ignorance; l have;too inucli charity to {it—-

be the case, an, inference could be drawn which would redound any thing but credit upon' the signature RE-ECHO.

I cannot. help acknowledging that I agree with the sen— timents of ECuo’s letter, and in my own mind can attribute no absolute necessity for its appearance at the critical time’ to which you .lay so much importance; it was not a perso- nal attack upon his Excellency; so much notice would not have been tnkeii.of him; his name was merely quoted as beingtlie channel,(and not the Source,) through which certain measures'c‘anie; the, measures ofa corrupt government, and not the man who represented that government, were the

tions, as you, REeECHO, term them, which the just convic- to be well founded.- it was not the part ~ of the Governor totem“? these, eVen had he been able {his adviser 'or, adVISei's were the persons to have answered them; they Were and are the responsible persons. I must now apologise to thereadcrs of this for having so papers; and recommend, should you again appear in the columns of a newspaper, that your conclusions should be drawn fi'om facts,_loundcd upon good eViderice, and not 'merely upon possibility; otherwise notionly Will your ar- gument, but perhaps your character, boprovcd to be some—

' " ' fal e. .

[lung 5 QUlD—PRO-QUO. ‘ ii . . =5...— M._._._. = -' .

PORT OF CHflRLOTTETO’WN.“ ‘ '. i ’ I" 'ENTERED; : I ' schoonervLucy, Geroir, Halifax; ballast. . ProvidenceVBoulin, do; do, , *

Nun: ,, Murphy, ('10.; ' I

' Elizabeth, Courtis, Fisliin‘g'Voyngc‘; Manly, Forrest, Arichm'; ballast.

.Bnld Jack, Vigneau, Halifair; do.

, Happy Return, Gerroir,do.; d0. Hop‘e,‘Forrest, do; do. ‘ ‘ Mel-my, Lundries, do.;-do. _

.Royal Miner, Sampson, Aricliat; do.. '

Bark Lady Wood, Salmond,'Ln‘ndon; Goods.

Schr. Susan Ann, Seymour, Cucagne; ballast.

CLEARED. Halifax; 1000 bus

’Fisli and Oil.

Schooner Temperance, Burlio'e, . Potatoes,

4 1400 do. Oats.

nocupicd iii Motions and Appeals—on Thursday Thomas]

'I“ that'a bad advocate is worse than none, for that Such 'a 'one- ‘

a statement which has been made by one who must have ’

tribute it to a wilful misrepresentation, which, should Such 1.

subjects to be ‘ discussed. Ecuo- has made certain accusa- '

far condescciided to' an altercation with you in the public '

v A

Satllcd, yesterday, the June,

r

Pnssnscnrts.

Mayne, two soris,scven (l:ll];{'l|lt‘l‘S, and SCl‘V

land, Deputy ASsist. Commismry Gen. La

Miss Mackenzie, and Mr Franklin. Among the passengers in the slcn‘msh

Mary Fitz Roy, Mr. George Fitz Longfield, 8111 chl.

fiaunrbs‘a vcr, a fine

I 7 On Thursday, at Do‘g Ri bark

, DIED. Near the mouth oftlic Columbia River,

fled the skill of their “ medicine men," n

went to the Indian country in 1802. in the der .M'Kcnzie & Cu. and joined the Ni service at the coalition of‘1805. He Was gent man; and was «in the eve of retiring try, when the savage and unprovoked at death was committed.

w.“-

Barlcy, 2s. Gil. N23. 10d. per 310.; ()iits,1s

Brummagc, for Liverpool.

In the LIIdg Wood, from London, John Miiynn, Esq. R. N., Mrs. ‘

ll. H. C. 'l‘ims, C. Birch, Bzigsier, and Spencer; Capt. Riddle, Capt. and Mrs. R. Mourns, Mis. Seaman and Mrs. \Vigmore.

In the Pocahontas, on 'l‘ucsduy—Rov. Mr. Brown, Lady, and 3 children, (from Quebec) Mr. and Miss Thane, Messrs. Hen- derson, Brown, Muckny, Powell, and six in the Slccrnge. / ' In the Pocahontas, from Pictou, 'vcslcrrluy— Hon. '1‘.

Howard, Buplisl Missionary, Mrs. \Vaddell and lWO children, ip Caledonia, sailed from

Halifax, 0ct.8th, for Liverpool, wore Sir Charles and Lady Bony, and 3 servants, Captain

tons—built for Mr. Thomas How, Charlottetown.

llast,?iumuel Bloch, Esquire, a chief factor in the Hudson Bay Coiiipaiiy.; The deceased was shot by an Indian ofonc oftlic tribcsinliabiting that country, as an atonement, it is supposed. for the death ofa chief, who fell a victim to a diseiiSc which baf-

ascribcd by them to the, “evil spirit oftlie whites.