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. I _ e r‘ ‘1 3,. I , , 15 , . . . a, . r at): flaunts! 11?”?! t. ‘ r i , . 4". I _, V. I ‘ I if . '. - 1 "91% - " -' ""1 ‘ > ék—V .. > x ' ‘ v1" V“ ' y m" And of Bonfire} less than, - ‘ £16030: YB‘QIO, '15- fii—Messn- "mm", mung"; ' ' Ti V “9 I, » ~* ' roar)“ - ‘ ' ‘ £2100“) so“, 60" Li‘s" Cdonald' hn‘worw_7‘i Address had been laid before the Queen. and thatHer Males“v amongs‘ “blob Karel Pm: etyl)“ '3 i "N‘ot’fllé amount of Quit Rents Land Assessment ’ ' '6 Nun ‘0 the Twemh Read" ons’ mc‘umve'y’ mm as leased to receive the some very graciously. Queeh‘ahd her 0y“ ’"nce’ me! o. ' " ' “Road Compensation Mess‘lhem and w on”; _ se llv agreed to by the House—:- eas, 16; Nays, 6- w 9* I have hm hm, ,0 be, dcmiemen, 3e“ Bernard Donald M‘Donald, our il v A. «in; mum“. M more than - i - £25 000 fibeghmeemh Orthle said Resolutions, hearth! renal; ., Your most obedient humble Servant,’ the Rev. thairihian, a3: seveit'ial lothers befitt ‘ . - -. ~ .‘ ’ _ r- homson move to amend the said. ution, .V T. H. HAVILAND Sec y. The Rev. rcsi eat a resse t e meeti ' Laying ‘ _ _ £185 000 striking out the rem-(13.1“ Grantees, their Heirs and Assigns,” The President and Members of the i and laid down rules for the future conduug, ~, It is subm.“ d b V C n h H ' , . I x and Substituting the words “ Pguprietary clajtnfiits,” in hell Charlottetown Mechanics! Institute. sion, Mr, John Slettery delivered a 31.9", “ 3;. a .flssmo film-sh $303: :3" :l' i'" {‘idldhnnhmllhe thereof; WlliCthflS carried in the aflirmativea. speech, on the merits of Temperance, gm f perm Go’vemmem gum mam 5mm, Jevfibortgflgésg ‘25?) '2; .The RESOiUlIOHi 58 omended. WM m!!! agreed mt 0“ u on Tuesday evening the 152th insl., the Members of the High- indefatigable exertions of our dignified our. a“ 3“ll-“fl. mom“ of £175,158, i, will .ward mo" magi cazl in dI‘E‘EOHFYiflSi £3,836- v. land Society gave a superb Ball and splendid Suppeizto a "'3' ""mer' Lord Bishop M‘Dotiald; on the pdvancememof. _ a. quity be claimed, by those who have acted as have the Grantees, MreD T123321.“ dem m3”: bang fix“ r5963 b .nsen nus party at 130 :00": Grille QentrBiAAlf‘iTCNE, ‘Vhéqhhhfiihiggkvffii hot only her-tié bfut throufhout lttzeenehgg: ,. tr. ~I , an ‘t one who succeeded to their territorial clai-ns or dem ‘ ds . ' ' (We 0 “me” e “me’ y.‘ - kimh)’ gmmc 0" i e °‘c“"°“'- , '* c a 8" 'g c . afew remar a root otter mein rt 0' - “d h i, 3.5,, s'nbnfined, “m, “on, the “bland account, fire," Lng,hiillerlthe word “occupant,” the words -‘ eicgpt in cases ghetto began to arrive, and beforethipf'th WW“ "ergfhfi’gfifd moved, that the Rev. Mr. Brady do withdraw referred to, iris beyond the means of the Colony to pay the Rents W ere} 'ey hud Prev'°"9'y he“ houhd h me" “"5"” “"3 “"‘hc‘l °°'“i’?“3" The “'5 ""1 ° . '3 “me “My 'r y - d and Mr. John Slattery being called thereto, demanded by these individuals. , “,le Bald Quit Remi” WhiCh “I? Currie 'in the affirm“ Huntley, 1“: Chilegomnhebswe‘i': 391123 g“"°““g°dltni&‘§?: £55,122, thanks of the meeting were thereupOu Your Comm, itth in refctence t Mr. C ttrd's answers ilV8~ a ' ‘ " at the door yt c_ cc- carerstm em ers,w o_i « o . d r hem". ma Hm)“ at, commnns_q:emium 3.02;" yoga—Amy: tithe Resolution, as amended, was mm m and carried, and galleries leading to the hall room, into which his Eitcellencg “$5 #128; Egcdyfi :gr heist] [fiéttleirtlsymcetin :gtnewand I Ranged m R". Ci Jenkins, Ecc‘esmsmai comm“er for on ‘he gm": difis'lon as the preceding. 3‘ ‘ ’ ifhmd’ ling? g" inllllnghcriigiiildpliiy‘iii: lgiivfiiigziueiii- and ertled their limbs for some time r’i’he cine l the: hatch ot'E ‘ d. ‘ th'. C l t t t l the amount The ixteentli oftl ' ‘ ' ' " ' - annm 0 c 0”“ l',—'- , , o , . ’ . . ' . .. of moneys. paid'isb;nmryacmlzrdo 3.13:1”: sifiee "Mien or Mr. Palmer moved,iifigldamihtggsvifilgg333;?an immctlialt-ly after thc Piper striking up some mafllal air. With a few becoming songs, both in Enghfi _ :».. ‘ H

. - - . v z a , ~. - lc antly and tastefully dcco— when the com any began to return to their

e nt of Churches a (1 find that he has and nothino o .1! on n .3 . ‘ . The hillmd refreshment rpoms iicrcc g . p I ' _ .

an on requiring further Iinformation. as to pthe amouciti Exami‘gdqiis’mge :gfifli‘vgm’ "Inch l’cmg 5°”?de and rated With transparencwsi Plt’ium, CHM,“ and $3100“ 0f mm” 5 o’clock in the evening, highly delighted uh . a .

‘ contributed by Claitiinnts of Townships, they find th‘act Mr. Hudson then moved’thatallfiaflerflm wordttAsy'llim,” $303,}:2:5,“:21flmiifliicihggigfsgrgtfllieqiffflheinxf‘fnfnzffi; ingsof the day. By 0 i r

whole to the best ofthe Comniissary’s knowlctlac. is 3. in a 1‘ h - ' g '1 _ , *2 _ rt e , .’

mone;,-nnd 75 acres of land. Yotrr'Committee m3: ascertained her;:lr:(ill‘0:l;: divided on [h a ' ’ ’ ’ "‘3 gc“ff’“,‘l°gg;l in; 2‘. §°°gisllohihitgyi 3-2:] Fllrgffli°mehi$mhie DANIEL

that £75 were contributed by the Countess of \Vestmorland, Y g M H I, Pel‘ll’c 03- i ' '. Y "in" 0' 1-0 "arggai‘n "lo 3",; «inuers sfomcs 5mm Morel’April 12m, 1842‘

towards aMethozlist Chapel; in reward to other contributors, en" es 75' ""0": a "10", Maclean, Macnc'ill, eo, walls ucrcpuspcn c ,‘uns,cu asses, ccr - i b P-_k_. ° P0 e, Longworth, Forbes—B. Nays, l3. . representations of hunting scenes, and all surmounted y a stri mg

$383,213,111}?itggtggs:,p2:;v:pént:f.t::EIghonfippipSlfim‘;12:3: . he ,question being then put on the “id dissolution, it portrait ofa Highland Huntsman, in his patty; tlgrlarb.A The B‘lll‘ll 500: To THE EDITOR or THE COLOR,“ ah tain the exact amount of the few other contributions of money. “'35 agreed ‘0 hy the HOUSC- ‘ p. h“! “'6 “hllcnmmc or“ within”? "Willa? n ' f’lhm‘igfc Jug,“ . . ‘ _ and ",8 number of “ms or mnd‘ gm," M she, for churches. by The seventeenth of me said Resolutions, being again raillll’ls pzirlltgltgly fohseriz: i c, wash a 1:ne;se;ber:r~the sod-ct Sm;_—I_E(lucatiot_i_ ts allowed bylall who are, the Claimants orih , hships. but feel confident that the total read; " “mm” d: " .° ° “’6” “"313? f""°"i"y h l t th S . t y’ appreciating its utility to he essentially nec " '.

and another of his Son—both gt (5 o the ars a o c our: 3'. crimprovemem‘ when It '5 cousulered that,“ 7

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I I I i ‘ E i ' ' Insti- were busy below, preparing a Very finhg‘n“ ~ ' ’ . th Members of the Charlottetown Mechanics . I . {ope’ and- ui'iiefia‘iiggitte‘il by His Excellency, announcing disc, that [he sem- several aPl’rol’“me Wm Won‘t-ii];

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value contributed by 'm, for the last Seventy years, in an\' The Hon. Mr. Po )9 moved. that the words “ which ublic . . ._ I t w _ shape, towards the erection and endowment of placcs of wor~hip measures have beeii supported by the Proprietary clni’titants “01:13:. 3.13:,32:11:03,sibéigivggfithr:23:]. :Schflzfjfiecnifcgfi; and the mechanic, us well 'as the more refi or 3“ denom'nminm‘ and or selloois every where “nonghoul [he find the" nbbeuors‘" he Sir'mk 0'”; Which being seconded and fashion oficihi'trltiltclowri and viciriily were there assemblcd. “ With head and tongue ussfs‘s mfmkmd ” " Townships, is under £700. I and put, passed in the negative, - u more, “Indies, whose bright eye, means ofacqi‘iiring that inlormntion which r,. .

The First ofthe said Resolutions being again read; - The question ticiu then put on the said Resolution ; Rained influence extensive usefulness in his own departriient,’ .

The Hon. Mr. Pope moved, in amendment thereto, than The H illse divided: ‘ , While all contended o man, be his occupation What It may, meet: Ill .' all be struck out, and the following substituted :— v Yeas, )5. Nays, Messrs. Hudson, Pope, Thomson, Long- To win her grace, whom all commended.” ~ step, and though he may be passessed of the j . it Where“, since the year 1833' the population of this worth, l’ultner, Yon—6. . The President of the S‘t‘micty, the Hon. Charles Young, appeareél in finds that he is in a great measure qestithm it “and I,“ increased heady 15,000 in number, and during The Eighteenth Resolution was also, on the qgstion put lhe fun “Shim? 0" the 3‘1"" “If “[1,? 0mg, 1?“; “hm: hiemffgs Every one therefore must feel satisfactiorhi mum. poriod [he quhmhy o{Land which has beensold’de, thereon, agreed to by the House—Yeas. 16; Nays, 5. gm“ mm" 9'3"," and badges “’ 0 ‘Ce' “3 a "’5 m 0"” ° e of the efi'ortsmude by some influential ind

' o u - ‘ - ‘ . 0 ocict’hol ilhcr tartan dresses or tartan trimmino's which added . . _ w ~r . "used and occupled’ m mm,” tracts, ls upwards of 222,000 Messrs. Palmer, Long“ ortli, Polk, Thomson aml Clark gran”; to‘lhghvchncss “the sccnm The Bah WM gpéncd by his Ex_ a relish for literature among the inhabim

Acre u a m", h . me Statistical Returns of the year 1833, were the-n. appointed a Committee, to prcpare'iin midress -‘ A . - I - t c a . a v~s_n_ of the Island at a distance from Charla ‘ and :t" the pliast yea’r; and. whereas the Assessment of Four m Her iiiflleStl'i m cm‘rormhy “’iih the Sineemh 0f the said gillstlstliitz‘l: :giiiini’iti’tiii'ifdlst: o’clbck, Whom, in early “fer were hm 5° f?rmhflt9 “iii ' Shilliu per hundred Acres, now levied on Wilderness Resoilmons- :— 0 when supper was announced. The tables were covered with a most advantages Oi'a regular course 0r'05iruciion,“ Land, as in operation btit three years, during such Messrs. Bite, Fraser, Le'Lacheur, Clark annontgomery profuse variety or substantinls, and uhounded with excellent wines, vertlieless, are not altogether incapable of . , period; “(1 ‘1 cash to its efl‘ects may be attributable, h, a were nppomtetl a Committee to prepare tlfi draught of an and every delicacy which could glitdtlen the eye ofthe epicure. benign influence on those who, having ’ A 'great degree, the increased ratio of settlement and improve- Pet'hOH ‘0 ihe House or Commons, 0" lite SI li‘ects of ES- The Hon- [he President the" announced the following T038“, themselves, are on that account the more Ir '1 “ ,_-- men: of Land, overumohny similar Period, ye" as h penal cheat and Fishery Reserves; and also the d it of a Pe- which he Prefuccd Wilh_lll’l)r°l’riate remarks it} his usual happy Style, instruction to others—anxious to acquit the " A w Asmsmeut, it has not been found suflicient in amount ef- liiion ‘0 Her MalCS‘J/i 0n the same subject. . nod whzch were drunk tn flowing bumpers, amidst enthusiastic cheer. the imporfam stewardships with which they: .; ~ . : fecttiall to‘ revent the owners of extensive tracts of wilder- —— ' “‘g' . . The fore oin reflections —were occnsi ”' 'i nose Lindap from retaining the same still in an unsettled The subjoined Address to Her Majesty has been presented Elie Qufig’ 90d 310:5 gar—flith Fig?“ honors' delivered h; lhgflon- Charles Young! on i state, with a view of their acquiring an increased value by to his Excellency the Lieut. Governor, to be forwarded to 01:23.,egohn‘in‘i“ Il:fi?lle§’:d:. :11: i" ‘ |‘ day, the 25th ult., in the Central School, ' .. the improvement made on the adjoining lands hy the labour the Quecp :— ‘ ‘ . Upon Hi; Excellencyis heal”, being drhnk: he spuke at some town, to a dense and highly respectable au ofthe actual settler, as Well as by the expenditure of large TO THE. QUEEN'S MOST EXQILLENT MAJESTY: length, and among other remarks, said, that he felt highly grah. Ject was EDUCATION, and the lecture, . u. amounts of public Moneys for general purposes ; and May ll plpnse Your Majesty; - fi’ed bgfiho handsome manner in which the President had pronos- "'3 0000350”, eVinced Sound Jhdgmem and d. r whereas the repainted and urgent retwesentationsofthc House We Your hlqlesty’s dutiful arid loyal Stiliiects, the Melh d his 5 ith, and by the enthusiastic m0de ‘in WhiCh i1 imd searCh- Mflhy “hthm‘si “height “Dd mo‘iemi ' ofAuemblyoftlnsColony toHerMajesty’sGovernment,since bers of the Legislative Council ofPi-ince Edward bland,jn been recc ye and drunk, that he felt proud in claiming desce and verse, were quoted with astonishin « may." 1832, for a forfeiture ofthe Lands orthis mum], on General Assembly convened, beg to lay at the foot of the from. Scotl. d, a land which hatl\sent forth, Hheroes both in do rice ol'attendin to the rising and falling the grounds ofthe non-fulfilment oftlie conditions ofsettle- Throne 0"? hllmbie Peii'ion, lhnt you Will 01088, by Royal “l‘d "hi—“3'. "i and her sons 5 "‘kh'd i“ "cry Pa” “the Gm”: Wicei as denote by "'9 8m” 0" acme - V merit, contained in the original Grunts thereof; have been authority, the Port ofCliarlottetown, in this island, to be de- disiemlmimg, "‘05? PTiM'il’i f'eligi‘mi loyalty and morality, out and exemplified by a number ofexain unattended with any success; and Her Majesty’s Govern- clared a free;Warehousing Port. ' v ‘ Wh‘Fh “remshne‘i ,m'o “mm m “‘9” earlies‘ infancyi by “‘05? phasis, caesural’ pause, climax, gesticnlation, ment by a Delpatch frOm the Right Hon. Lord John Ruell, We ifiiieve hip! there are few 0!“ n0 Cnionies under Yomutnqns’ for “ih'd‘ Smth 5.0 famous‘fns Parish SCh?"1~"i 'ing the Hon. lecturer to be experimentally A dated Downing Street,25th June, 1841,atter having Bviewed Matesty’s dominion to whom the enjoymentol‘this privilege ‘" 9 he" lK‘cuilar Pleasure 1" hem? the (“her 0f "‘9 S‘melyv his interesting subject, which was, in? addit'“ "

_ . _ _ . a dhe bem’cd to assure its memb rs th'th i‘ lld ‘ ' h' - - - ‘1‘” the whole progress of the discussion regarding the tenurqof has not been long extended, and in the case of Charlottetown -n ~. 2’" . c . e “ e 3°“ ‘ oe‘eri 1 mg with oriainal matter and heard with marked lands, havmg declared “that the further agitation of this which is the Capital of the Island of Prince Edwaid, we, $37,311;;{,;:g;'gp,‘;:§,,'lleflhw“struggle”,and he 1mm“ an admii‘intr audien’ce. “ "'5, “question cannot be attended with any beneficial conse- feelnssured, that the want of this privile e oblivves our ' ‘ . ' m5 lino" “on e amended ‘hngh‘ I db ' ‘ ' - ' . . . . , . . . if a Y _ out the lcnoth and breadth ofthis lovelvand ’ei‘ti‘e ls'e of th V - n com” "Slon’ the “on gentleman melted w" “quences to this island, and that Her Majesty Will not con. Majesty s Subjects of this Island, Instead “trading dime! that hedirlhot deem it accessory to descnnt ti on such ? hea’ most touchino pieces in Enwlish literature ' “i “sent to the forfeiture ofsaid lands; and further, that Her Wlih those-Courting? “‘Itiléi‘hom it “’Olil he Profitable t0 esting subject, as that ofhtlle fame of Scotlaiid’s isonsmivlimlor- colloquial posters by assuming several c, d” “Majesty’s_ Government have not at its disposal any funds exchflnfle COWmOIiIUCS. to apply to Halli} “and other places in the battle field, or on the sea or in the walks of literaetiilr:r ’eih‘h‘" equally at home in Bii- This 'iv‘ «tom of winch the Lands could be purchased by the Crown7 haying Bonding iVarelipiises, for file-supply oftheir neces- poesy or romance That the irictories of an Abercrombic ti Interesting ‘0 the assembled 'uvenildy and A um he .nerwards mm or granted to the tenants? Remlved, runes—the effect of which on Your Majesty’s said Subjects Moore, or 3. Duncan, would never be forgotten- nor would ’the man Presem 0011“ not forbcilr ex rebsiu hfi '0“ Man, That this House, although desirous at all times of is, that, in addition to the price fthe articles, as imported wr‘tings ofa Robertson, :1 Hume, a Scott. or a l’3urns, ever cease by declaring “it was {111' ant!” p ‘4 . '"V‘ moviming the condition of the Tummy “this Island, a direct, my hope repay the pro ‘ofthe Mercth who con- to be highly admired. That he felt on such a festive necasion An interesting discufisioh followed tb Del 1 deeply regremn the inability of Her Majestyh Govmme ducts, e. trans“ or etitrepot‘trade; whereas, th tinting by had said more than was requisite, but be was inspired and led which Mr Arbuckle conomtulated th . 9 30 1 to comply with t e wishes ofits Representatives, Yet, seeing Your Majesty ofour humble Petitioh would i915; )direct 0" by “5 alllmnl'w ‘heme' Thm he “"0"”: i" concmsi‘m: bog town ,0" ihei" mpid riSt-Bin the seal 8 Itlil' ' will i no- reasonable prospect of obtainin ' the object desired in trade to wry great advanthgargnnsmhcms h on“ 0: any), leave to propose the health nfthe. Ladies, and would, in the lan- wonia not he considered‘vision . 1?; I - i PA this particular, and believing that t is House will hes: pm- lessen the prices ofimported icles to ttié‘consuftter, ‘ gmie or Bums’ add a “"m bless'ms 0" the" 5°“Slc hem" viction that the foundation t my’f“ Kan Brit mow the ml. lqtemm of the Inhabitants of this Colony would open a new. market {3: Agricu’fi-‘l opmduce, o e Presrde‘nt called upon Mr. Manuel“ to respond to this would Show 1 l .d , is 0m: o a _ec I, , Py "ohm!" reaming in a measure (however desirable in which were is great need_ . p "i . toast, and which he did in a very animated manner. He seemed H by )e. m m t a} P ace' thh he pris ilul Which the re sated declarations Her It ' st is _ —— __~ __ _ __ sured under the eye of woman, and b his glowing lanvuace maulgre a t e "0'86 aqu Georgetown, "‘5 ' "" the II “he 3’ G0 "iieln‘l arden'ly sheued the towel? u hi hi b ‘ 5 {lb come "‘9 Tow" seem"! " imp 8009 to ‘he l ' - , e 'V. ~ ~ .\ ' "'tse 0' - tmfi'l‘m‘ “i :"n3.'3‘1t3"iii2‘i"aliifégi’ iiiiigt'il'imn‘i *2, $01 Q." HI @ t t‘ a I If. me had uio'n one beating hon u'neasi. L mm" m u A We °f "mks was the" r rose! ‘a . “i I "mmomm “union “1 I imposi " 0”“ ._ penal Asa” A If TURfiAY .AP I . . {Eddy Huntley. was then Proptisel. . ~ Dusscd t? the Han. and learnedlccturerfiflc no. u. . . ~ . . I , R L 16, 1842. pm the health at Her Lady's-hi beta" drunk 's 2 Gay 1" (Jharimmmwn the audience ' : er meat on the Wild la ltl by the. Grantees or the and r‘- ' I ~ ' ‘ p -° ’ H] Excel ' ' i ' dwpe ‘ P V ms, ugh,“ tend to é" .me the “mam nib “if d I‘ ' . . ency responded with eloquence amt feeling, and stated that. her lighted With the proceedings ofthc meeting.” 2 ‘ who," deh d the l I h b 1° 34 J a!“ file Halifax and other Colonial Mails arrived at the post Ladyship fell. cxtreme regret that indisposttion't‘ilone, and no - Ma b “’0 mi e.nttiplumbirte‘iy esselthtAe urtiena, , .e oil-tee alioutTwelvo lastnight. The papers contain nothing "m" muse. had prevented her from being‘prcseut. He was glub Hall, March 29th, 1842. 3 c y J4, ‘—su_c ssessnient , ary iii ‘ofnuy public impomlicé. _ repeatedly cheered amid the appropriate and piquant remarks v V Van .moum accorng to the. homon' ohamd mid inhds held -: . . in which his speeches nboundcd, and concluded by proposing, . a, by the Proprietors thereof—the principle of such on As- we have thi. ‘ ' alum. e t- . {- MFS- Yunng‘ lhe Lady 0‘ the President D TO THE Emu" '3" “"3 C°L°Nuh “EM 7", nutrient haying already been conceded by Her Majesty’s re the Iona sh-i -- - gdihor llama 0'" paper This was suitably responded to by Mr. Youno'. " r ‘ _ Government, as hetngjust and equitable.” senlbiy of, T“ .r ‘ :e ‘gnstggssivithy :h: 'ggzgciifigz , “ Our Guests,” was their proposed from the Chair, and acknow- 5‘“ 5‘1" your Paper OfMMCh 8th: I was slh'lh'i MLRao moved, in amendment to the said motion that thereon which wed at will be read xviiii- { I" “4%de the Hon. Col. Lune, m a very happy manner. 8‘ communica‘h’“ “‘0'” the Del’utv Receiver 01' hil otter '1‘; word “Tuaaeroan,” be struck out, and the fol- many of our readers. The large sP-zt‘e theyI oclbluii55iia3’ Dmcmg twsas lhhn miniml and kept uP um“ the for Princetown Rayakv’ endeavouring to defend big ' 1v 4 wins "I muted :_ , t I _ w 1 ‘ ma ours legal) to grow large ” relative to the collection of ' ' ' ' ' : , v _ uThhg gh. Home “Assembly of. Prince Edward Island r§$,?,vfi~f,’r‘f{f§'gff,"enflhe mher romme busmu’s from our co" ggfihnhi’rritlircd, highly giotified with the en- have let the affair die a nathliltzl'ldgih,lfbii-(itfliglb‘ny KN »‘ . . . ‘ ' " g 9‘2‘ its-1' is ' "'. '- ‘ haying any rightto expect that the same measure oi‘ The Revenue and Appropriation Bills were, yesterday, them by these sons lol'n old ISCUlllrtidllillej Kbhiiigrex‘tsri‘eiliigjlti‘rdd tmnsualons the lwmg-mmembmuce 0f whwh ma - ‘ .nlficheat which has been asked by and granted to the pm_ sent down to the House ofAsscmbly by the Council, agrec'd Society of Prince Edward Hand.’ All set‘ee‘mcd SI: .1 1e, 5", honor Upon .the Recewer- , - T ‘ orNo'a semi“, ought to he nsked by or granted to to“ The Fishery Reserves Bi” ; the Academy Bill"; the merit and praise due to Mrs. \chmutith, for the starlight: inst: 1 could, S_l|-, were 1 so disposed, furnish you Wi . thorn, inasmuch as a small Colony ought to put up with u h'" ‘5’ llese a duty on all Spirituous Liquors manufactured ‘hsl‘lflyed in provuliitg and serving up the supper and above her of ceri‘ficmesi corroborative of the fads sta v‘ ‘ 1'0“ smaller measure otjustice than a larger Colony, and the In this Lnl9ny; the Bill providing for the destructiot, anhe all, vied in expressing their admiration ot‘the exertions and con- letter “the-29th Dec' Thi" however, I dec'h‘e him Repreummwcs orthe People ought m “eg‘ect their imam“, 'okhye Dhlsey; and the B,” to provide a salary for an Agent duct ohthe stewards, who provided so elegant and excellent an cause the °"'c“"‘.s‘a“°es afl‘em only this diStrich run in order to promote ‘he exncfions or me Propriemry Chi- lh bhghmd for the House of Assembly, have been severally entertainment at a very bricfnnticc; and who were tinsparinu in they are so "Otorlo‘isi that any further exposition ’ wn'd manta, do from henceforth recommend, that the People disagreed to by the Council. me” ass‘d'mcs and ammo“ 'hmngl‘omlhe evening to proniote to “gm-ken 0.0mm] by a m‘m'mde “wordy, ' " “I: .hgll submit to the-continuance of whatever imposition and His Excellency the Lieutenant Governor will close the the comfort and happiness of their numerous and respected HIS assertion relative to the silver beitio returned, 1 syriirmy the Proprietary Claimants and their Agents "my Session to-duy, about 2 o’clock; immediately after which, nadir H (1-. , I - . anes hike“ from the hag, he endfllVOllr: to ex . Eiliil author. it is said, the General Assembly will be dissolved, and Writs h, meenfifn “1:; S: “e 1’ 1; hani“ perhaps be dee'l‘ed im'hhmls wnl‘ n tarrago of smfl‘abom sending Six Pound. V "Cl: The House divided on the last motion of amendment: fined for a General Elecfion' K son who were iincg'igi:aoin ifisirs' “ imam Mach”! and Filth)“ Wh'Ch we.” rewmedi and that he Was under libel Yeas—Messrs. Rae, Montgomery, Macfarlane, D. Mac- ____ ”"—‘T‘ _____ .“7‘ merit pass ml with edit”, iind in (iiihigciieiblgnjxiiilinhke me emermm' that the Silver was the cimse Of‘heir being mu" ' donald, Fraser, Le Lacheut', Clark, Thomson Beck M c- . , CW?“ Qm‘m’ Apr" 7”“ 1842' We": eminemly successml y l e on)“ szewams be glad to know how this “I”! Six Po'mdsnm De . . . _ ’ i n The Lieutenant Governor in (munctl hug he 1 ' (l d ‘ ' ' \ tie-II D ill I M . . e" r eased m a - war 6 . Does the R r a .9 i “c'm05hi Forbes: ‘V- DIDgWBll—l4. potnt Charles Haszard, Esq., ol'llelle Vuc and C/mrlrs Sic [i h l' . I I i ecelYe'r forward Ins mom Nays—Hon. Mr. Pope, Mr. Palmer, Hon. J. S. Macdonald, £59., ofltoseliauk,Commissioners for the rticuverv ofSinall Dung: ’ Mscuutcs' lasrtrcrs.—-On last Wednesday evenin D C hecelives It, m sma“ qunmmeSP or does he mm Mlclean, Hudson, Longworth, Yen, German—8, rm- Queen‘s chum . e 5? roy, delivered the second ofa scriesof I ~g’ r‘ On' .3" 9’ and send 3" together at the expiry of So it was carried in the affirmative. ~ 3. T. H IHVlL/lND C C 9”“ giVing before the Institute. The lftftiiirEii-Whhm be pm- "me? “1 coum a tale “MOM” respectinfl i The sheath)“ being hut on Mr. Papers amendment, as . . . , . . iive and-useful, and it is unnecessary to say, thaiishoozl; money; but_, for reasons which must be suflici .m'le'lide ’ It Paued' m the negative' . (From the Royal Gaz‘mJ ' fhgfciif‘t'lun? tinny lme been raise}! With l“espect to the lectui‘ze to (Eb; R?ce,]’ver 9nd Trefisurer’ Will keep hm“ e question betn then pm on me and Resolution; ere “' Y rcahled by the screntific manner in which thti ' M N“ finiShes his letter by assuring I