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” pe — a a = ee eo - -—— = . . ALTA Se oo - - — wir Government; the Majority perceived IncENDIARISM.—A! djabolical attempt AN GARD Se -t to be their posilive duty to submit to} was made,on the night of Thursday last, to al . rm "1 E* 45 rt ow atetehee b poi ibe 3:4 Mlerns \ R. BRENAN avails himself of this, AE the necessity of the case, and at once to/ burn the house occupied by J. m. Mayne, the earliest opportunity, to tender his ee ey secure the people’s rights by the conces- Esq., Commander,R. N. who resides about | grateful acknowledgements to the Offi- widen’

2 : : ; in ‘ oe es, : te, 2h sion which they have made. The con-|a mile from Charlottetown, by placing a sal ery aaa et racy %s¢ ; a». | Yates of the 38th Regiment, the icers [ ey cession has, however, been very ouarded- | coarse bag,sewed with black thread, wrap and men of the several Fire Engine}Com- ht HA ty} 1

ly, as well as reluctantly, made; and |

the event will shew that it will not im- pose the slightest additional burthen upon the tenantry or the people at large.

In concluding this hasty and imperfect review of the proceedings of the Assembly for the Jast week, we feel much pleasure in being able to direct the attention of our readers to the promptitude with which his Fxcellency has responded, the very mo- menthe felt himself at liberty to doso, to the wishes of the People, as expressed through their Representatives, both with regard to the introduction of the Respon- | eible System, and the resumption of the Inland Mail Service; and we hai) that promptitude as a very decided indication

ped ina Z'imes Newspaper, and tied at one end with a piece of white tape, under the sill of the house, in a state of partial combustion. Fortunately, the miscreant appears to have been disturbed and driven off by Capt. Mayne’s dog, before a suc- cessful issue to the plot had been secured. Suspicion having fallen upon a female in the employment of Mr. L. White, whe occupies the adjoining premises, 8 W arrant was issued for her apprehension, and a searching invsetigation into al) the circumstances of the case took place on Saturday morning last, before a full Bench of Magistrates; but no evidence in any way connecting her with the of- fence was elicited, further than the utter-

of the readiness with which his Excel. lency, when surrounded by a Council having the confidence ofthe people, will ever be found to co-operate with them for

‘the public good.

Before our next issue of the Examiner, the absurd—we believe we may say un- precedented—anomalision of the public business being carried on,—a3 has too long been the case in our House of As- sembly—not only independently of the Government, but in spite of it, will, we trust, have ceased to exist; and they who represent the Government, in that Branch of the Legislature, bejfound occupying their legitimate position therein as mem— bers of the majority.

POST OFFICE.

We have much pleasure in being able to direct the attention of our readers to the Documents which are inserted in other columns of this paper, by order of the Assembly, in reference to an inquiry into the suspension of the Inland Mail service, during the last summer, through the ma- Jignant intervention of the late Governor. The evidence giyen by Mr. Owen before the special Committee establishes beyond she possibility of doubt, that the suspen- sion of the Inland Mails was not neces- sarily consequent upon the refusal of the Aasembly to grant the usual supplies, for

-that gentleman most satisfactorily proves,

what we have all along asserted, that the Mails could have been continued inde- pendently of a Legislative grant; and that the loss to the revenue, and the mischievous consequences to the commn- nity, arising from the suspension of the service, is wholly and solely attributable to Sir Donald and his obstructive Coun- ei'. But if any thing can prove more elearly than another the guilt of what must soon be styled “the date Govern- ment,” in this transaction, it isthe order which Sir Alexander Bannermar has given to the Deputy Postmaster General yo resume the transmission of the [nland Maile, for no public money is set apart for that service now any more than there waa Jast summer. [urther commentary te unnecessary.

ne — -_——

(7 Monvar Evenine.—The Mails have not yet arrived.

Mecuanics’ Institure.—Next Wed. nesday evening, Mr. Kenny will deliver a Lecture on “ Lunar Latluences.”

ance by the suspected party, on several] occasions recently, of expressions of a very violentand improper character, with reference to Mr. Mayne. ‘The prisoner was, therefore, discharged. A reward has since been offered by Capt. Mayne for the detection of the culprit, and we sincerely trust, for the credit of all par- ties concerned, and for the good of the community generally, that the really guilty individual will speedily be dis- covered and brought to punishment. Minutes of the evidence before the Ma- gistrates, was taken at the in the present state of

filme, but

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invest{i-

from givmg it publicity.

ELECTION FOR THE THirp Disrrict or Kune’s County.—This Eleciion has resulted in the return of Joseph Wigiit-

close was as follows:

Mr. Wightinan, 396 Mr. McIntosh, 192 Majority, 201

Mr. Wightman has arrived in town.

BIRTH.

At Vernon River, on the Mth inst., Mrs, Thomas Furness, of a son,

MARRIED.

At Lot 11, on the 27th ult, bv H.C. Green, Esq., J, P. Me. Alexander Mackay, to Miss Elizabeth Boyles, second daugh- terof Mr. Arthur Boyles, all of the same piace.

On Thursday, the 27th ult. by the Rev. Wr. Jenkins, Mr. Alex. Dixon, of Dog River, to Fanny, eldest daughter of Mr. Nicholas Brown, Elliot River. .

At Charlottetown, on the Ist inst., by the Rev. Robert Macnair, Mr. D. Macdon- ald, to Miss Catherine M’Rue, both of Pinnete.

At Charlottetown, on the 2nd inst., by the same, Mr. A. M’Leod, Princetown Road.to Miss Margaret Hunter.

At Chariottetown, on the 2rd inst., by the eame, Mr. Angus Campbell, to Miss Bella M’Lean, both of South Shore.

At Charlottetown, on the 4th inst., by the same, Mr. Neil Darach, Nine Mile Creek, to Miss Christina M’Lean, Long Creek.

At Charlottetown, on the Lith inst. by the same, Mr. John Walker, to Ann, eldest daughter of Mr. Neil M’Kinnon, both of York River.

suintetieneegenintnes Worcestershire Sauce. ECEIVED at Srinner® Mspicat Warenousk, One Case of genuine WOKCESTERSHIRE SAUCE—For Dee. 11.

| Sale cheap. i

gation we think it desireble to refrain |

'man, Esq. The state of the poll at the |

panies, and the Inhabitants of Charlotte- town in general, for their prompt and well directed efforts, in saving his proper- ty from the disastrous Fire in Sydney Street, on Sunday morning last. Charlottetown, April 16. 1851.

Schooner for Sale.

Cargo Schooner, of Forty-Five Tous, old measurement. One year old. Apply to HENRY HASZARD. Charlottetown, April 21, 1851.

Grian, Grain, firain. NNHE Highest Price given in Cash for Oats and Barner, delivered at

COLE’S Brewery and Distitivery. April 14.

Church Organ for Sale.

NEW and Beavutirotry FistsHep CHURCH ORGAN, of four stops, (with or without the Mahogany Case.) Price made known on application to the

Subscriber. WATSON DUCHEMIN. April 14, 1851.

Charlottetown, May 17, 1850. Sir—

Having heard that you intended dis- posing of your Organ, I deem it an act of justice to state, that [ have seldom seen « better or more beautiful piece of work- manship, I aliude particularly to the in- terior, The tone is full, mellow, and rich, and is sufficiently powerful for any moderate sized Church, &c.

Very respeetfully yours, J. F. MYERS.

| To Mr. Dachemin.

Te Sy Vines, &C.; A DAVIDSON, Queen Street, offers * for sale remainder of Stock on liberal terms. Chests, eee Congo Tea,

Half Chests, warranted. Boxes, Matted Chests. 20 doz. Hunt Roepe & Co's. celebrated four Diamond Port. Jamaica Raum, Cognac Brandy, Geneva, One, Three and Four Diamond Port, by the Cask or Gallon. Bois. Brown Sugar, do. Crushed Sugar. Boxes Raisins, do. Candles. Velvet Corks, &c. &c. &c. Barrels Superfine Flour. April 14,

1900 Acres of LAND,

T9 BE SOLD OR LET ON THE MOST FAVOURABLE TERMS.

ONE THOUSAND ACRES of superior LAND), situate at Lot 3, in Prince County. The Western Road runs thouch part of it; it is covered with excellent Timber, and supplied with numerous wa ter streams. It will be Let or Sold in Lots te suit intending purchasers, and on terms the most advantages that can be

offered. WALTER LANNEN, August 10, 1850.

Notice te Bebtors.

PERSONS indebted to the Subscriber

over twelve months, through Bond, Note, or Book Account, are parteularly re- quested to call and make acjustments of the several amounts which they owe to him, on or before the 15th day of May next, otherwise they will be proceeded against without dis- tinction,

W. W. LORD. Charlottetown, April 14, 1850.

Fluid--PFluid--Flnid !

UST received from Boston, FOUR

CASKS of the above—quite a pure article.

Also on hand, a quantity of prime An- napolis Carrse aod a few Boxes of Diery Heneines. oe WILSON,

w.

January 4.

If‘0 be SOLD a fast sailing and Good: “ Alliance Life & Fire Insurance

|

tn ‘ }t MH A pian |

Company” OF LONDON,

Esraptismep ny Act or ParciaMER?

1824.

Capital L5,000,000 Sterling. CHARLES YOUNG, Agent for P. BE. Island. April 14.

MARINE INSURANCE!!! Insurance on Vessels, Cargees,

&C.

THE Subscriber hereby announces te the Commercial Community of this Island, thathe has been duly authorised by Power of Attorney, to act as Agent of the “Lafayette Insurance Company,” of Indiana, inthe United States of America. That.he is now prepared to grant Policies on al}, Marine Risks, at very low rates of premium.

That this Company is ove of the very best in point of responsibility, having a paid up Ca- pital of L60,000. There are three points of advantages connected with the Company, with which the Public should be made ac- quainted.

Yst.—Its having a large Cash fund always at command,

2d—The Surplus Capital well invested by Mertgages upon unincumbered Real Estate. 3d.—‘That the Stockholders are individually liable for all losses.

The following gentlemen having been ap- gointed by the Company te act as a local Board of Directors, isa further guarantee to the Pub- lic of the respectability of this Office, name- lyi—

W. W. LORD, Esq.

JAMES PURDIKF, Esq.

BENJAMIN DAVIES, Esq. The Snbscriber will cheerfully render any information, upon application being made at his Office.

CHARLES YOUNG, Agent. Charlottetown, April 14, 1851.

CH ARLOTTETOWN Mutual Fire Insurance,

Encourage the above Home Association. Keep your Property Insured. Keep your Money in the Country. ya E COMPANY has more than Don- bled its Capital in Cash, within the last year. Kach person Insuring has ashare in the Capital. DANIEL BRENAN. President. HENRY PALMER, Sec’y. & Trea. Secretary’s Office, Kent-Street. April 14, 1851. .

NOTICE.

(HE undersigned Trustees and assig- neess of the Real and Personal Es- tate of CHARLES WORREL, Esquire, in Prince Edward Island, hereby notify the Ten— ants and Settlers on Townships Nos. 38, 39,40, 41.42.43, and 66, and others, that they have authorised and appointed the Hor. Ep warp ‘THORNTON, to act as their Agent, and all per-~ sons indebted for Rent, arrears of Rent, or otherwise, are hereby called upon and required to make immediate payment te him. JAMES PEAKE, CHARLES HENSLEY, JOHN M. HOLL, THEOPH. DESBRISAY. Office, Desbrisay’s Buildings, Queen-Street, Charlottetown, April 14, 1852.

Wueat, Oars, Baniey, WHEAT Four,

Oatmeal and Porx, &c., taken in payment,

colnet at the Rowell Ferm, to Mr. JOHN | ; Orin Charlottetown, at Mr. DE

BRISAY’S Warehouse. FE. THORNTON,

TO BE LET.

HAT beautiful Cottage adjoining

Great George Street, now in ihe oc- cupation of the Rev. Mr. Rand, contain- ing seven apartments, with Kitchen. Garden attached. Rent moderate, pea- session given on the first of May. Apply to

DAVID WILSON.

April 14, 1851,