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‘M W, ,,,,, Menace sans-r {tom '

remains at Cairo. and 1:33;; from a severe pttaek Mom of the stomach, which at created serious alarm to his It has been remarked that only changes colour fro- that his blood appea_rs to with extraordinary

Ilsa has Illl ochﬂ'II one I‘mod

t. sit-isos- his Ithl‘wﬁ"

Illt anemia! his veins npidit y. ~- Times.

MULTUM IN PARVO.

“‘I‘ 0"“ “which 7i {cotton . as found last wee tueXcat-s mg miht‘r‘zilway works near Stroud,

Father Matthew is about to visit Sicily, its order to put a stop to the ravages 0‘ tie “crutur ?”-Punclt.

Tits Pilgrim's Progress has be.“ translated into the Armenian language. sadisaow extensively read Its the Eu“,

Buckingham Palace is undergoing some extensive alterations and improvements, particularly in the wing appropriated for us use of the royal nursery.

Lord Melbourne, the wage aﬂirtn, tigth heartily at the nation ol the Upb- ssy Indiana, that Windsor Castle was hing more than a great “ Whig-wam l”

The lite of a rich old bachelor is a . idhresltfast.e tolerably ﬂat dinner, ads snort miserable suppen-Mt'se Brent. ‘satw work, “A Diary.” 3'6.

G'ml minds comprehend more in a ord,sloolt, the squeeze ofa hand, than slgrr than in s day-long conversation, the most sssiduous correspondence.—

' That

Issues—The character termed Italics, in printing. were the invention of «Machine: they are an imitation asauscript, and, as some say, of the siting of Petrarch in particular.

I‘oarvsluable horses, the property of

of the l0th Hussars, at Clonmel.

lied Irons hydrophobic ,' and several

dogma that town and neighbour-

, :sre been shot, during the last t.

‘ olMsnne Loa (14,000 feet high), of the Sandwich Islands,cosnmenc- wliel0th January l843. The stream lazy“ from twenty to thirty miles

‘ 1. » Scottish nobleman. who entertained pity'at his castle, was requested I ttthenewspaperreporters. “Oh!

sive circ'e of f-icnds and acquaintances. every relation of social life he acquired and

Aterrilie volcanic eruption from the .

them, admit them!” said he : “ if los’lletthetn in at the door, they’ll tlnvn the chimney l” I IGIOAITIC YouTt-t.-A clergyman in country have son only fourteen years ,vho ts six feet three inches high, lost tn proportion, his foot measur- hi.tspn and u haLf inches in length. mm I are el ' A Pgmz Hm“ .ow the aterage Is Rrrons [trainer-When Judge was speaking in the House of As-

New One-ease, March 2. DRBADFUL S'I‘BAMBOAT I one was or LII-‘AEC!CIDENT

We have just received the distress- ing intelligence that yesterday morn- ing between 2 and 3 o’clock, the steamers De Solo and Buckeye came in collision in what is called Old Riv- er, 'just below Alchafalayn, and that the atter boat was sunk to her hur- ricane deck in less than ﬁve minutes.

The Buckeye nae ascending the River with upwards ofthree hundred souls on board, white and black—of this number between 60 and 80 are estimated to have been lost I

A gentleman who was on board the De Soto describes the whole scene as heart-tending beyond des- cription. 'l he passengers were all asleep at the time ot‘the accident,and such as were saved only escaped in their night clothes Mothers rushed frantically about in search oftheir children—husbands in search of their wives and sisters.

0f the deck passengers on board the Buckeye, but few were saved, so suddenly did she go down.

Many ofthe passengers lost every thing, but it is impossible at present to estimatethe full loss. The capt. ofthe De Scto, which boat was but little injured. succeeded in saving the lives ot'many, and also some of the property.

D I E 1).

At Charlottetown, on Friday evening the 5th instant—suddenly—iu the 47th year of his age, Soooasosr I)s:snRtsAY, Esquire, J. P. for Queen‘s County; ﬁfth son ofthe Rev. 'I‘Haormuzs Dssanssav. late Rector of this I‘arish z—his kindness of heart and nume- rous good qualities endeared him to an exten- In

preeerved the respect and esteem of all ; and of him it may with trutlt be said that few men have gone to the tomb more universally be- loved and regretted. He has left a wife and a large family to deplore the loss of an attach- ed nn'l tender husband and father.

The Funeral will take place on Tuesday next. at 2 o'clock from his late residence.

"overrun.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c.

S. DESBRISJY & CO. RE instructed to Sell on TUESDAY, next the 9th inst , at 11 o'clock. at the

res demo of Mr. I’eaxm. corner of Powual and Water Streets. a quantity of

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

Consistingof Rush bottomed and hair-seated Chairs and Sofa, Tables, Bedsteads, F anther Beds and Bedding, Carpets, Franklin and Cooking Stoves. Kitchen Utensils, are. are.

A L S O—l‘ha LEAIEHULD lain-err

in the premises occupied by Mr. PARKIN. Ewhich, for situation and convenience as a Commercial Inn or Boarding House, stands

antenna on AT REDUCED PRICES!

THE Subscriber otl'ers for Sale as reduced prices, her 8 T O C K, consisting of— Lustres. Orleans, German Velvets, China Chusans, Groa-de.Naples, Shawls, Flannels and Cottona.

With an assortment of Fancy Articles. ISABELLA McMURRAY. [ITOrdors for Minimum”, (‘lsaning and

Altering Bonnets-s, will be executed in the

most fashionable manner.

Sydney Street, Charlottetown, ; ‘w

R E M O V A L.

April em. 1844. run sens-F nonsesr F R I E N D-

WILLIAM JAKEMAN,

The old Country Veterinary Shoeing and Jobbing Smith ;—nlso, Horse and Cattle Doctor,

EGS leave to acquaint the public of Charlottetown and its vicinity, that he has taken the well known Forge belong. in: to Mr. T. B. 'I'resnain, and lately oc- cupied by Mr. Bishop, where he intends to carry on the above business, in all its branches.

FWith sobriety, good workmanship, and punctual attention to his business, he hopes fora share of the public pa- tronuge.

(EPIIorse and Cattle medicine for any disease to which they are liable will be supplied at the. shortest notice.

Queen Street, Charlottetown, ‘ April 3, 1844. LAND ASSESSMENT. _.__ Tasewrtsn's Orrrca, Crusoe-rs:- TOWN,PRINCI Enwann Imam), N further pursuance of the Act of the Gen 1 eral Assembly of this Island, suede and passed in the Seventh year of the Reign intit uled .dn Act for laying on ﬂurssment on all Lands in this Island. Ido hereby give PUBLIC NOTICE, that Ihave made!

15m JANUARY, lS-M. g of His late Mcjeaty,Ktrsg William the Fourth, Puocusasa'rrou, according to the terms of

- the said Act, of the undermen-ioned Towrs

Lots and Pasture Lots, and parts of Lots or Tawnships in this Island, in nrrear for the nou-paysnent of the several sums due and ow- ing thereon to Her Majesty, under and by vir- too of the before-mentioned Act, viz :— Totvrv L01- tnt CHARLOTTETOWN : No. 13, Fifth do. CuAnLor-rrrowrs ROYALTY—N0. 589. Gaoaonowu : No. to, First Range Letter 0- No. 5, Second Range Letter 8. Townsmrs :

No. l, 5843 acres. No. 40, 548 acres. 5, 819 44, 0 I4, 112 49, 3361' 27, 869 as. coo 28, 22382 as, 864

APO THECA ares HALL. r A I. l'. I. 8 I 3.

T DESBRISAY has, by the

‘ Constance from London and other recent arrivals. completed his isn- portations for the season, comprising his usual stock of GENUINE DRUGS A N D MEDI- CIN ES, Patent Medicines ; Paints, Varnish- es, Colours Dye Stuﬁ's 3 Confectiouer . Spi-. cos. Pickles, Sauces. In ' Currie, endid Peels; Raisins, Currants inglass, Macaro- ni, Vermioolli, Tapioca, Sago. Arrow-Root, 'Prepared Cocoa; Tortoise shell and. other Combs; Brushes Toilet Soaps, and Perfumery in great variety ; with every other article usually kept at similar establishments in Great Britain, which having been purchased at some of the “as? houses in Europe, (their nausea a sufficient guarantee) may be relied on as Genuine : and having been imported direct. he is enabled to oﬁ‘er them at exceedingly LOW rarcas.

A L S O—A lot of Superior CIGAII and Sauna.

STATIONERY ﬂND BOOK STORE. dye.

OHN S. BREMNER, respectfully acquainta his friends and the public gens- rally, that he has opened Store nearly oppo- site the premises of Mr. J. T. Tnoasas,where he has constantly for Sale an assortment of STATIONERY. BOOKS, &C.,

which he will dispose of at very low prices,

for Cash. BOOKBIN DIN G, Executed in a neat and workmenlike style, and on moderate terms. COPPERPLATE PRINTING, Visiting and Business Cards, and Bill heads

struck otI' to order. March 28, 1844.

cam and EAR TeENnitRE ‘ DH P O '1', QUEEN’S SQUARE,

CHARLOTTITOWN.

THE Subscriber respectfully in-

forms the inhabitants of Charlotte- town antl the country generally, that HE now arrests rots sens, a well-select ed and handsome assortment of CHINA and EARTHENWARE, received by the Wu.- Lteat from Liverpool. G. B

corsets-rim; or—

Breekfast, Dinner and Desert Sets. com- plete ; printed and painted Tea Ware of vari- ous sizes and patterns ; drab, cane. brown and blaclt Ware ; Torus Se’rs, Four Barns, etc. &c.

A r. s o— A variety of Cmtvs Beasts“? and Tea Serra-

RICII CUT GLASS, &6. are. \Vhich may he had at his Store near the Mar- ket. by Wholesale or Retail. _

5@Produce will be taken us pay- ment for Gaoos, country customers.

GEORGE ROOM.

unvivalled in Charlottetotvn. being immedi- ately on a loss with, and adjoining the site of the Wharf about to be built at the end' of J i PownalStreet—within ﬁve minutes walk of mgr, with the u .- the resent Queen‘s Wharf. and commands a

" er. order, “Max:323 €3,223: full Itiiow of the entrance of the Harbour and Is the duo .tr ’ the adjoining Rivers. The Ho,use,"which has stout“... recently undergone a thorough repair, base 5 Cellar-Kitchen, a dry frost-proof Cellar, a Parlour and large Dining Room, Kitchen, Store-room, and Bed-room on the ﬁrst floor ;

i also a large Attic, Yard. Stables. &c. For-

And the owners of the said Lots and Tracts of- L A N D so in arrear and proclaimed as aforesaid, are hereby notiﬁed, that in case the Struts char ed on them by the said Act, tcge- ther whh t e Costs which have been incurred, A shall not“ paid within Ten Days before the two Horses. Apply to heat “as Tenn of the Supreme Court of Man}, “3. MARK BUTCHER. JudicatureJo be held at Charlottetown.which will commence on Tuesday the Seventh day of May nest. application will bedng‘de to t'he CL YDESDJLE HORSE.

So to. Court, durin the sol arm, or , _ _ “gym” “aim, m. 3“ Lou “d Tm,“ or L L Persons indebted for the ser-

Charlottetown, Oct 28. 1843.

r o n s A I. . N excellent WAGGON, for one or

to“ of the members, in crossing yrlnpped on the carpet and tell he house burst into laughter,

Ven you are a married banal, you’ll understand. a good If" you don’t understand now;

Ila . _ Mayﬂoph while go...“ “mm”,

I 0 little, as the char-it 5 ther articulate may be known by application - 1 Vice. OI ""9 “ Clydesdale “one.”

is?“ he ‘0‘ h,’ "'0 end ofthe a1! ‘ on this: Premises. one Mr. John Dl'llr In. L.“ “Quay; ySPENCER SMITH. "" hemhy "Mme" th" "nu" we" re- mngmgg taste. 1‘ ram her April 6, 1844. v .. - (An m. ppm.) Tauwnn. hpective AcE‘onnts are paid, to Peter ‘ ' ‘ c ens, ' , , , acgowan, .squire, in Charlottetown, "titans oumnuc.._Ro‘" (1113812135 BEJMISH 6' (/0. >WANTEI) against the 18th instant, proceedings will

Manner Warns, Hsntrax. EG to return their best thanks‘to those Shippers in P. E. Island, who consigned Produce to their address during the last Autumn, and to intimate that they will be ready to receive con-. aignments during the cosningSpringoa their usual terms. .. Halifax, March 30, 1844. In

be taken to compel payment.

Ch WILLIAM CRANSTON. arlottetown Royalty, . - April 3, IS“. 3" ""

JOB PRINTING, Neatly executed at the Ofﬁce of the M ornbg News. . Sept. 6.

had been forbidden to end her father was inex- [h lobetltence ; but after be “ “Ibend upon the stage. I" g“ "gave her, with the obser- wsll, welltl see you have A y the alter all ; for mini. Md Ilevsr will be an’ actor.”

It‘J’An honest, steadylad, will ﬁnd employment, by applying atthe 0f- ﬁce ofthe Morning News

II trial, It lsr di

ICPCoum-av Paouuca will be tir— Iten in payment for the Morning News, from persons who may be disposed to become annual subscribers.