—s van — = - FA EET . aie pe ete ae? a carers one 1 SS ar? ee - = men nanan eetwaenh* pty eaten omg yh anna acre ene — Se ’ tarled account until the heads of reliable witnesses are suf- | fy ish j . : : r a! : i You wish it, T will gupply you with,a notice of all the MRS. MACREADY. T ; " AUCTION. ‘ ntiy clear to give us authentic information on the subject. evices and mottues of the arches, | ; ‘ _o cles Your faitnfal friend, On the day of the arrival of His Royal Highness the Prince ! i ) Ua arms, Crops, Stee arming mp o~ His Royal Highness and Suite tock their departure from | And re i” Wales, Mrs. Mucresdy, the celebrated Recitationiste, now ments, these #hores on Saturday last, about two o'clock. The same | [Jon Mr. Wuerran, M.P.P., &c. &e. &e ; tian on 0 visit to'ver itund, was commandos Uy Ce Wake of New; MM i NS) M ACR Ke AD Y TO. be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION. on THURSDAY +4 . seedy SZ ekg € - € . . | ' : ¢ ® . : 4 i ; ° ceremonies were obeerved on sa parture as at his landing, pea | castle, through our greatly respected Mayor, Mr. ilaviland, We Z 9 waite Ta day of AUGUST next, that valuable LEASEHOLD PRO- . ; : aie a os é : oe / : 7 a ewan geatanuies cern ia 3 lately owned and vecupied -by Reuben Tublin, senr., consistin royal salutes having been interchanged between fle ships of At 9 o'clock on I riday evening, Her Majesty 8 vessels of | to read before the Prince at Government House, on the first TO COMPLY WILH NUMEROUS REQUESTS, of 172 See LAND, ie i. a keen ton 19 This om . > ” . ’ ‘ . . : . r ° . war in port and the St. Georg ss Battery. War, Hera, Ariadne, Cossack, Valorous and Flying Fish, evening of fis stay there. On her arrival at the G vernment a can bé commodiousty divided into two Farms, and can either be sold as _— were brilliantly ill ' ' oo Hlouse, Mrs. Macready was received most kindly and graciously W 4 8 , one or separately, as may be ugreed upon, to suit purchasers. One is We shall, pr wdly, have sumethine more to eay on thie Hantly i] ominat d; and the French Ship Pomone by Mrs. Datidas, our Governor’s avaiable Lady, who, in the Rese tee a “ taeieel ae pasos 12 oe. woe the other. The one—well knowa . . — pra ~~ | Was partially iilaminated at the same time. | midst of her numerous and onerous duties, showed all courtesy} FO OW’ EEG IR’ DAT N NEN TRS | 22 “ Topety Farn”—comprises acres, of which 00 are wader fence, resting event in our next No, We have no doubt that the | mried Relesdheesen Sen lies cbiliameieen sate eine onload Gand | 435 ina bigh state of culiivation, and the remainder is weil covered with il an THOS estri wer. i S. Mi : 7 as Us Fe ‘ r r 7 Bg [ae i Hi , d T be Pole & : This ro et » 1 . afpeonin : : o«<peare i , : : ] / f | Hardwood, Timber, Poles, &e bis property eongisis of a well built avd foregomg statement may be considered a meagre one. It is the Lath by Mr. Haviland and the Lieut. Governor—the Suite AT TEWPERANCE HALL, | commodivus Dwelling House, 30 x 24, witha Kitchen attached, Bara : sult that ig isso. When the Reporters of gach in THE PRINCE IN NEW BRUNSWICK OF Lis Royal Highness and the Ladies and Gentlemen partaking On MONDAY evening, AUGUST 20. | 45 « 27, Horse Stable 20 feet squire, Granary 14 f et square, Black- iw : riers Ssucl - ‘ . . % . ‘ 7 , > stat ,

4 | tceniahnen’ . ' 6 ee ; z fof His Execleney'’s Losprtahty bei g arranged round the epith’s Shoo 14% 10, aud other Out Buildings, very convenient fr

it At POUTNAILS AS the . JD sme 3 ithe Be e earr t q reo me . stiocne Pr nea " ¥ : . | . sda

ae . ° ve Lon on dynes, and some of the first R Ta - w a nteman just returne d from New! tall. The Prince then entered, and Mrs. Macready was pre- ‘ PROGRAMME: ‘Te eer es. netac alec boteittult’ ‘ehelbed” ob

' 1a PUNS Wick 8 ce ules t rit : ‘ Yb re Prope pine also bea : “ ;

eames pa; ers in the United States, have reason to complain of die | ees W'e*: Mat the Prince of Wales met with a most gra- | sented in form, | Lady of the Lake,....Canto Ath. Scott. |, ae ‘sak pomenion i soanmeata, a h a a ‘io

pas \s eee ci a eS ee » ;: i vit ig : aiid . fe . : pee a 7 > rom the flourishing s rment o ‘ 1 a mile from bg courtesy, With respect to this matter, at the hands of o el 7 aud ve ry Cnthusiastic reeeption in St John, but the Che fair artiste, by permission of [is Royal Highness, ren-| The Stocks, Ehenezer Sprout.) , od tirist, Saw and Carding Mills, wel! known as ** New Aonan Mills ”

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ae Geena ! . . vr O8F order observed lacked that of Malitux. The illumination of dered the Crimean song, ** Jeasie Brown,” and ** The Prince’s| tux Lament or tae Stave Morner, J. G Whatticr. | puis Parm fronts on the Suuth by the Muin Pst Road, and is bounded

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cv ; just Not, Wo Suppose, presume to complain | the ¢ ty was most brilliant and h ghly credirable equalling | Welcome.’? At the termination of this last very beautiful! Monsieur Tonson and his Landlord, A Burlesque. n the west by a never-failing stream of fresh water, only distant a

~— o. Loe Pough treatment whic) our own Reporter has received if not SUr Parsing, Llalifax The Doinas and suite rod for hand striking puvem, the sf; lendid Band of the 62od Regiment, Lhe Hebrew's Petition, By Request. few ya from the Dweliing House and other above mentioned Build-

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hot we dice: ito ; ae bout nine pee cr Be - ; : who were in attendanee in the ante-roowm, resp mded to the | 4) 5. 3 , er eek . ca bé tl shad of Southe | ings; where also abundanee of Liack Mud can be obtained, and other

bat we deem it our duty to publish the following letter from * e Mites On the rauiway, en route for FB. edericton call of the fair Lady. by at once bursting forth in the Nationa! | Phis beautiful poem is said to be the prodcetion of Southey | Manures can be had at the sea shoré, apparently with every advantage;

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ait him, te shew our desite and hie rea Scene be give ine public \V . vt AM ld that the car use | was got up in most gorgeous) Anthem. and (vl sridge, juintly. | tos pote a wee eer | » pd acres*under fence, and pro

a full iniermation tespecting the Prince's visit to this Island :-- | eybeing lined with green satin, Brussels carpet, and trap- the Prince, who was standing during thé whole perform- | Lhe Wrong Boz, . A Burlesqae. Phe latter PAIKM comprises 93 acts, adjoining the farm of Wr. Robert

= ** CHARLOTTETOWN hie to match, reflecting much credit upon Mr. Jardine, the | ance, appleuded with his hands, Mrs. Maeready was then | Cuz Davourre or Ieropras, Frances 8S. Osguod. Walker, and having a frontage of about 21 chains on the Main Post

om, ‘aah An Igo Chief Commissioner, uoder whose supervision the car was *z8in presonted to His Royal Highness, and he expressed him- Added to, and arranged for recitation by Mrs. Macrgapy. | %o»d, ae uf Sal a — ~s wich @ ee =“ a : and Aug., 1860. . . : ‘ 7 o. A ; : ? ithe remaiadé abundantly eovered with ° vod, suitable ene 's Respgctep S 5") urnished and deeerated, self delighted with this Ladys great power of rendition, is | fr o pen ee n bind f Lumber; only di . re ta et be BS ‘Bb OR, \ ° ‘ ‘. ‘ . * - or ‘ > ’ on at 74—T ( a > %e > vies, ar various othe ings 0 vimber, of1) tstan ‘ ou I 7 ; . } : ; ' The ree ption in lredericton was very ere lituble “4 ‘<yace the Duke of Neweastle and the Barls of St. G srmains | Doors open at 7} fo commence at 8 o’elock. ‘ +i "3 w Milt.” Tuere being alse a never-failing Stream of Frest ‘My attention buvineg, tis dar, beer directed to the fact Cuci as Very Creditub.e, Consider- ; . 4 ; ; - | ‘Tickets, 28. 3d.; to be purchased at the Door Clark’s Saw Mull, were being alse i ig 51 mof Presh re. that in the ** Progradtate te be observed on the arrival of Li * | ing the size of the city, The Ball Was given in the Par! and Mulgrave, Major Geneial Bruce, &e., &e , were then sl ee < ee | Water running through the centre of this Farm, and abundance of Black

" ¢ RNobal tiie Ss t ' Pp; ’ \\ s ‘ t } } 7 ment Lk us*, a win b inve } ss = , 7 veto troduced, and expressed their great admiration of Mrs Mac- LECTURES ON Ni W } Mud can be obtained on the said Premises.

Loe : tn aa “an aiid { : Chet iesirepet A : ; ' } & rz erce.cdat each si’e, Tue internal | ready’s woxderful talent and superior genius, Complimenting » & i | Either of the above ESTATES is w ll worthy the attention of ang

‘he eae eine aan aiiaeill ergvmen of the Cecorations and arvangemeuts, of course, lid uot come up to! ber highly on her power of intonation—regretting that their » Whebesl Awiiecalk belie elke A? ne as Aret-rate aad ee eee DUSINE SEAT OS

‘ Prete? Gh Mebeaenied Ue ank thax ten representing the Ulalitax, The party was very large—uncomfortably so, | immediate departure would prevent their having the pleasure | QGP SOLA WALLP LULZ AATY GO2G TELAT he | Peimediate possession will be given

as i $s ' OC re ) > that wt is pro adie ** the Com- The L ee a et _s P. a p nak Meanie ted ian Bi a eae “ ' } ee

ttee { > : rinece remained until two o'clock (Thursday morni of again hearing ber in a greater variety of character, , > PROWLER. fo a , —ALSO— be m © OT managing the recortion of Llis Royal Highness Che | the atari ~d ¥ hs , + } ' J ral ing) We believe Mrs. M oven ly pur “i aff ding the ublic JRO - 0.8, FOW LER, founder of the House of Powler & | The following PROPERTY, viz:— lus Pri f Wales’? may wish or purpose to engage a special ile started four hours afterwards for St John, and arrived oe He : tae x aa I p f tl Sent re } W ells, long the able Editor of the American Phrenoloyical | ee 2 : : er Cee Meee ’ , %e! , . . another ‘Hleetui Dy slore sue leaves States, where : . . & » x Reporter fur « the Press ** on that occasion; and I. therefore, | Carleton about four o’e'ock in the afternoon, After visit. > . a ae oe ba - ae a a 7 : ws : | Journel, and Author of several standard American Works on| POPS, stock and Farming Emplements. . , ? “ey % a.” eS, " . She wis a series Of ehyigemenis i Cw ; reparatory to . . , hum sly beg leave. through you, as the Honorary Secretary of | '@S t°'8 portion of the City, he proceeded o» board the Styx her adveatin:Iine! ~ - ; 7? 7 | Par nology and kindred subjects, will lecture in ¢ harlutze- | $34 acres OATS 4 scree POTATOES a : z ‘ yw tary a . sia . a a : J oer ¢ ya M, ¢ j i ° >: : z . 5 ~\r > - wt Committee, most respectfully te tender’ to them my ! 8 barge. The harbour at this time was all alive with boats / § . |town, on Life, its Laws, Organs and Improvements, as taught G du. B LEEeE he | do. ‘fhe 1“ a . “is : ; ‘ +) . . . : $y ( ‘ " ‘ adi oie . a 8 » PHVateil fey « , Wy a a i ae yrse. 3 years ifer, 3 years ok es services to report ali such public proceedings, &c., as shai] and several steamers (with bands of music,) and all densely ¢ eT joy .3 BAAR ER on . EEN IOE A 90 Appt . nay ; aie . .._ . . : im ; ® connpe : 2 ar oe > wa se ' ‘ . . . 7 : » ‘ -ORip ry , orgs 7 , * ~~ 7 . YP NY w det . ariedi sts ra : Aye ersands CLS as eo] aii , ” 2 « 0, iie v Kineciate connexion with the Prin 3 visit to the Islan 1, crow led with peopl > who were most enthusiastic in thelr CONSEOR \TLON OF THE BISHOPS O1 CHARLO PPE | SeAOnanAae sume hae aie i ion a . f — a |. kf: & do. F PRull, 3 do. tlre ; Oo envare > anorter ' . . . way , . } 2 ‘ a SY INET d rust i. ~—iled Signs JHa- hs : pod Saguia tocy Wisu to engage a Re porter lor that purpose. lemonstrati ns The seeve rresented was very er: d TOWN AND MIRAMICHI. | NM g rth ealth, Signs o . wd . +. do. 3 Pigs and 34 Sicep. i vhs. nue Sceve } ented was Very rubd, ee -*hysio! ; . lo« . \ wante 4 ‘inle

od ‘- I have the honor to be 2c ba ; ; ,._ | racter, Physiology, Phrenology and its proois and principles | & Milch Cues

oe Respected Sir biti leith aie Oxe of the most magnificent ceremonials of the Catholic | illustrated by skulls and manikin. | 1 eet. enna Menneen 1 Portable Threshing Machine

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_ ** Your ubedt. servt., VISIT OF THE PRINCE OF WALES TO CAPE Church was witnessed in St. Dunstan's Cathedral to-day, in| TUESDAY EVENING, Augast 14th e Now to rise in the | 2* Cart do. 2 Wood Sleighs

5 “oR. BT anal “ 7 . ° ; : : ; World, What to do, Self-culture, and Children, their diet, | 2* Plough de. } Jaunting oleigh

ia as nas i ie ¥. %. IRVING. BRETON, tie presence of a large audience, including persons of ajl| — eninn. behaaiene aud intalientanl Gueiniong 8 Horse Curts 1 Waggon

3, Theophilus Desbrisay. Esquire, Monorary Secretary to the It appears that the people of Sydney, C. B, were taken|d a : a TE hes eS are Pt or granting 8 . 1 Roller 200 cart loads Manure

he Committee for managins the rec ption of I. R hy t appears that the peopie of Syuney, ©. b, were taken | denominations—namely—the consecration of the Right Rev.| WEDNESDAY EVENING, August 15th—Love, its Laws. | 2 pair arrows 1 Wioacwing Machine

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er Prince of Wales. y surprise at the recent visit, of His Royal Highness the Dr. McIntyre, Bishop of ‘Charlottetown, and of the Right Power over Man, Right and Wreng Selectivn, and wao are | “—G Soepem Sut Blacksweth’s Tole

7 Ti : te i swealf dalic en . I riuce of W ales to that [sland. Lhe C. Bb. N ‘WS Says — Rev. D Rovers Bishoy of Mirar i hi liis Grace the Are} and who are not adapted to live affectionat ‘ly together. 1 Iferse Rake ini i ed

. D ais note f myself celivered to the Hon rary Secretary Mr © To the astonishment of all, the Squa Jron was seen com- NOY. O7F. Dogers, Qty he oa ear coe ee re) Peas EVENING, August 16th —Courtship and| Tegether witha quantity of HOUSENICLD UTENSILS,

a os or ise ‘nuedew oa eo} — ’ : wt ' ‘ ocr ‘ ‘ . 4 ~~, . . . \ . e a . ; Pewee are panini : , wie pt bye ,< e ” risay, on Sa! urcay evening, 4th inst ' and he then tuld cn t the hart at b: if on : . F . bishop of Halifax the Bisher 8 of New founland, of Arichat, Married Life > their fatal e,rors aud right management with i TERMS OF SALZ. Srock 4No Paruixe Tai LEMNE*STS. All sums tue that he would lay it be! ore a) »e w! bev ing into (he harbour at Bali-past nine lust Saturday morning ’ . la pe . 7 \ under 203., cash on delivery; 20s. and up to £10, eredit wil be given ue a 2 C Uta} K re the vmimittee when t eV ATaIN W i b . i y > : ; and New Brunswick tovether with their Chaplains and | Certain ruics for rendering happy —full of hume truths for | 2" ae roca i A : f met, which they were to do on that evening: and that. either e were on the road be:ween the North Bar and the Mine: |? gh ear Cor ° — * ccied mad alte - /until the Ist January ne&t; £10 and upwards, oue-half the Ist January . wa ; Mm Ehs g; and that, eithe a ti , . marrie i gle. , ' a 2 edi hw . ‘ . as 3 ‘ ia al . me ' ‘ al ial ea. Sa “ . ™ = Ps » several | : eae ee Ae an next, and the other balf vayable the Ist Nov, 1861. Crors—Uredit

- u at mg ‘tor Monday morning, be would wake known to me when we first enn the Ships at that time roun a Low | #bout tuirty Cierzymen from the Areh-diocese and the several | FRIDAY BVENING, August 17th—Intellect and Memory. | will ‘Ke given until the = December next Fauna — £10 per cent, 1 at ‘rminati ; aye . , r » ‘orree . ) . ri 3 » 1a ° © OWL nie ine » Se) ane) ya > >} 2 4 » . : 4k j . . e : ‘ ce oe .

: their po rmination with re-pect to mv offer. Point, Correctly ¢ pjecturing them to be the (Zero and | Provincial Dioce-es, assisted on the occasion. We hope to be! the Analysis of the Mental Faculties, and the grouping of the | payable on transfer of Lease; the remainder in two instalments, one

Un mday ing I « vited upo . > Secretar ae se | ied ¢ ster : -eache ts 5 ane . : . ° | | i cae . . 62 se oth wm the Is .

d ” eal “y worning I ited Upon the Hon rary Secretary, Ariadne, we hu: ried our steps, and reach d the Mines j)4s! | able to give a full account of this august ecremonial in our | Organs. a ; | payable sn the Ist Sempery LESS, oan th oan a Iss noes 1863.

of aT. sorisay, ty ascertain how my offer had been received | as thuse vessels came to, and cast anchor off the Block House 5 Sed va | Doors open at 74 o'clock, and each lecture to commence at} Approved security hee 806" teok Pale pusitive, aus Bg re- iy Ts) “‘olD I ao > j . hie vs ini . a next \Numober. | 4 : BN eygrtied Son ie i an Cente dni ieee serve. To commence precisely a oO CioekK, &.mn.

. by the ( vinmittee, ween he informed me that my note bad | yt the entrance of the harbour. [t was then about half-past | 8, and close with public examinations of candidates selected by | & wns: : ier — sa theamadeter tale Soaaiaienneesuaal been laid befure them. and m i d ; d ‘ I peak We sols ealiiies | tl di bie, i ate d Ba | Any further particulars of the sai reperty can be obtained by calling ween idk eh ber ul ti: uiy conside ere- . g - *nee—bo srest ‘ ‘ sing. : . a a 7 ;

a ha a yp Cn Cay Conerens 5 "ere- ten o'clock. At that moment the workmen at the Mines f | $20 AENSIONSS-<- BOSS IHARENSINE Oe GaEHNNG : | on the subseriber, or Reuben Tupiin, senr , on the premises. upon tey Gad come tu 4 curtain resviution. This resolation - lemoloyed in their usual o tio the wrest tar We are authorized to state that the corner stone of the} Single adm'ssion, 1s. 6d.; Tickets to course, for ladies, 4s. | REUBEN TUPLIN, june. io J . . aw : ' : ' re all p > ei sua ccupations—tbe gre: - ” . S . . . ‘ . ;

; Mi: Vesbrisay must politely said he huped I would excuse his | "* ore bh LOO fat! bel - f; wien ee r Ro Catholie Chureh. now in course of erection at St 6d., gentiemen, Sl. For sale at the store of George I. Hus- | Margate, Lot 19, Jaly 10, 1860.

, or > gent homs he " 1e@ sur . ride e i é atngite oF n co sc ecuit ab ot. . * ihe = |

° communicating to me verbally, as. being so much engaged p aruion tot e depth U fathoms beiow tae surface. Orders | new Khoman ¢€ AIC i ’ . zard, at Apothecaries Hall, and at the door. |

v mat ** the Visit,’’ be could scarcely afford time te comumuni- | ere immediate y given to suspend all the woiks, and to) Andrew's, under the auspices of our highly esteemed friend, Professional Delineations of Character, and Charts, with Freehold and Leasehold Farms for Sale.

. ’ = " . m™ - » . é : : : . VVstvad = - i . cate it to me in writing ri purport ef the resolution he muster the * Volunteers” as qu ck as p ssible. This was a/ th, Rev. Pius MePhee ll be laid ith all the cere: int | full written opinions and advice, touching health, sel -1m prove- ac ; : : ; ; : ’ the Jiev. Pius Alebnee, wi @ laid, with all the ceremoniai ' 7 _ os ila APY s : h of then stated tu me tou be—tlat the Committee were of UPIRion | we rk of dificult acesmplishmeut, as Way of the men had to eethelS +} ‘atholic Cl a eta the 23, ment and mabagement ol children, marriage, &e., daily at his | J I REEHOLD FARM at New London, at the mouth o , ; that the proprietors of ¢ several Island newspapers should | oo more than a wile after vetting out of the Pits. to diess preser:bed by the Cathouc Churen, on saursday, the tord/ po... | £& French River, consisting of 109 acres, 49 acres of which are cleared : go u than ¢ le after vetting : its, ies | 4 z : seg : ee ein t eau aa 9® ciean themselves engaxe Repu ters for the occasion, and that if they i oh ait a hs Als cnlned i tagble nenme nrendsted | eetant | Aug 7.—2i. D. T. SMITH, Agent. and ig a high state of cultivation; there are 19 acres cut down 7 of ranyort ‘ is os sce ** would be reserved tur t BUG EQUIP (REMSSIVES... ALE ENE MNCS A LOVEIY BOONS presences —_—~—_— t-mee ~~ | ~ a C+ — .--—— | whieh are ready for stumping and toe remainder covered with hard and ’ ay st u “ilu Vv. ° ice puri Ue ese u U tise . Pg : i wi ‘ ais oii / :. exe " ” - : ; "hn “ ri on ss i . on the wharf at the time o! the Princo’s landing _I told hi: tself, which place boreaill the appearance of a Lown besieg¢ d Fe hs a Sine al ak € St. John’ Vwueect Ure on I taly. ) soit w od. There is on the premises a go 1 Dwelling House, a Bara . oe ie SER.) : ri : is. - : : ; } x Tre Right Rev. Dr. Muirock, sishop of dt. ON Fs | 40 x 39 feet, and Granary 30 x 24 feet, and other out buildings; there in reply, that rentiemen representing the Press ”’ by an invading foree—if one could 11 imegipstion have chan- * ‘ Se niet ane , ’ ’ nM : 7 _—e é 7 =" Fess would r : ‘ . ar" Lt a ; N. F.. will lecture at St. Danstan’s Cathed al, in this City, | LY bisHOP MULLOCK. | is also a good well of water a short distance from the dwelling, and an expect something wore than that; they would expect to be ved the joy aud gladness which beamed from every countes |: *+s ' habe: 5 b, hd 2 ot **| WIS Lordzhip the Right Rev. Dr. Mullock, R. C. Bishop | ¢72¢#ent Spring in the rear of the property. ‘Tue road leading from present atall public or preconcegted government demonstra- vanee around, into the dismay and alarm which su: a state | to-morrow evening ( tharsday), on the present state of Italy. E a Ee ob Reins Sore aay ihe ete P | Coles’s Ferry to Park Corner runs througe the Farm,

tions in honor the Pri 18, Utherwise, it would be i eae: : d hav pi | 1: offivers in their uviforn Se eee ae : - Newf aibede i . 2 Serer wil datives & gt | AL-0,—Fifty acres of Leasehold Land adjoining the above, 20 aeres

ae ced ot _— euig Ue line OF aitrs Wourd have produced ; divers IM thelr Ulbiorms oe in St. Dunstan’s Cathedral, in this City, on Thursday evening next, w ah z tena di ud s . ssi' f ther set Mbt ecerdreiind then ° <s . i. ne ‘ ok : Dt . a ‘ cca a Shin gyn ag eg. sg haga 7 ebay ae ee as of which are @eared, uuder fence, and in a goud state of cultivation, : i = 7 7 - to make any report conce ring them, ile passing hither and thither, and Voluuteers lastening towards Manaraag is Iltca Lise. — On Saturday, July 14 h} 8 veh ck, on TUE t KESENT SLATE OF LLALY, in aid of the funds of the remaiuder is cove red with hard and soft wood. A never failing es se S - — bm nai 9 ph the Bang et or Bai, be A:imo y for their Enfield Rifles.” ultimo, at Sf. George's YWanever Square, hy the Right Rev hve, BS Voluoteer “ rs Res aia ae ae A ee talk spring of water runs through the middle of this land, ; . gr men Fepresentin: tuc £ress would be adimitied tu " > a re pai ] hy Ri ao 2 eee B sion of ] eudon assisie j by the Honb! » and Revert nd ICKLTS OF ADMISSIt M, bs, ae veserved seats, 28 uo o be hada AL30,—Twenty-two acres of Leasebold Land, about 20 chains distant t isllery of the Llowse of bbly The Prince, on his landing, wis receive V vicuard 1G > S10p Of LVHGON, Geese - y Me . _ ’ the stores of Messrs. Brenan, Walker, Dempsey, Gaul, McIsaac, James froth the above, gurered with @ gud growth of hard and.soft ued v sid j ie use t Assembig¢. “ : : x : . ‘ “ae 3 . i . oe : aia ‘ 7 irene 43 ; . ; i ts SS rot 1€ 0 > a ih & Quw owt ware § . All thie { communicated {5 yuu od. on Wéur aicins —o"Y Brown, EB a: colonel of the Sydney Voluntecr R fle Corps. Frederic de Grey, Canta B Sif DRYDGES P, Mazon Desni ker, | Reddin, D. Ri ddin aud James McCraith, | Tbe above property will be sold with or without the erop. If not nute, addressed by yuursel! te the Li morary ~ wah oe of t Tne Volunteers, thong mreteken by sur prise, were sQon on the | Bart., B Val Reet. Horse Gu irds, to Lovisa Houanen. eldest August 1d, 150). gihids, Z a ass Levee disposed of by private sale before the 2th of — west, oo Le : oat ' ene a ining, : c Pe I s :' dau tf OT r 2 lethn niv Louis tug! rece to the T : T | gold by Public Auction on that day, on the premises, at 12 0’c'ock, noon. Come tee, request og that [| might be ree gnis.d by the Cow- ground, and torme La guard 1. BOUGT, Bee were aferwards ¢ — : ai. eee eras Ly! ’ Lou * Rope he ao : 4 t € i i @ % ° "Due Crop pundiine of 6 acres of Wheat, 12! sores of Oats, 3 acres 6f Li o8 your representative at the landing of the Prince, X&c., SP ted by the Prince aud suite. Atrer the inspection, the Duke of St. Allan’s and the Right Lon. we { dy~seXx " | Potatoes and 9 acres of Hay. Also, will be suid at the same time, fosr L again wasted apon him and put your nute inte his ha Prinee req iested the Duke of Newcastle to express to the Phe Bridesmaids were, Lade Diana Beauclerck, Hon. Miss BPrvucl or€.the Committee for the reception of the Prince! head young Catue and one Iorse. Al w read it, he at one uk up his pen at d wtu t very fh ‘ers and wen th xtrcme grat heation it eflurded him t Loward, Hon. Miss Hlenni er, M ssvs Louisa and Ant ie | of Wales. . “ i. ene abe , peenechy Setag suteh eer anailed } ite Fepiy ww 1%. iis Te; ivy be gave t an vid me, at i x ~ ; — at. Le haraniiin’ h anny rig nailed nih’ 2 " 7 ° “Tl aoe re mouta of the Freucy iver, in tue midst of a Us Z A : coe Sees i 1. al Ses ; on it . witness the soldier-hke appea: ance of so fine a bo ly of men, the nntké r. After the ce sj iy, the haps y party . eparrs , 4 be sold by Aug tion on Saturday next, the TS finish, settlement, where a gc xi deal of trade and shipping is carried on and , "¢ o ; 7 i —— rag thy . aout M Seed Alter visiting various foesliries, the Prince and suite pro- | 10 lord Henniker’s, Gratiou-¥ ect, toa dejeuner.—! forning | in front of the Province Building, at 3 o'clock, p. m., a wheft=ethere is every facility for loading and transporting egethEy srand M .rshal (Lt. Col sougworth), he { ie 7am Marshal) sal , B : - i ror elena al tel B ven. an D as e ost. quantity of *mm | produce, nidtskes it a very desirable situstion for either @rmer ore Would give orders lur my D-ing aduslited to & piace vn the | Som pi - moe xt { ra - i : nt , oe ¥ ’ a a %. : : ; .| « Carpets, Drugvets; Table Cloths, mercheast. rh a : whurl, de & geatleman representing a portion of the Press. viewing the veautiia’ groaihus & ee at y ‘tnt : : _s8e Bappy Bridegroom _— ered to above ie the brother of Knives and Forks, Plates and Dishes, &c. &e. | Lemas made known at day ef Sale ange ec seeoemitirs to te had by Low reply 1 svon afterwards | ree ated, in Queen Street, tua idress of weicome sewer rest (fiicers of we rata iy ov *ps- | Lieut. Acgustus A. tl. M. Reantker, of this Island, Giasswagk—in Dishes, Plates, Tumblers, Decanters, Wines, tap on eg ©. DAM, Toe Hherieeonny “ue IRELAND. tue Grand Marshal, who, after he had read it, rode down in| After partaking of refreshments at the residence ¢f Coienc! ’ >aneNncies, Flags, Chinese Lamps and Fittings inte Teaes xT ny tee d I a : , - - +~re ———— PRANSPARENCIES, Liags, Obinese Lamps & tines. |@ New Lond n, July 24. Isl the tiost Cuurteuus manner with me to the whar!, and tuid Brown. the par ly drove duwa to the piace of embarkayon, . ol ; y $ j Dred Fruits, reserved Ginger, &e. | ; : " - — ] men on duty there iat Cuey Were to dilow mie bo passud og felt soon a‘ter for Halifax. Mus. Macreapy’s EntextaInwent on oan EVENING. W ines (draug! t and bottled), TT TE SPRING STOCK a= a . ef uae ‘ ® . neon » ore >.80 + : ‘pe : re »h “ it . . eg set, Miccnflins - oe a eS on a 7 © aiid Taking into consideration that the people of Sydsey were We are pleased to aunounce that Mrs. MACREADY, Iu COM) Superior Pale Brandy, Bottled Ale and Porter. A ia 2 u 2 , ~ - c. . ermission ab , 3 er 7.3 until | Uf repared for the vesit of the Prisee, we will venture to! pasce wiih the reque ts she bas reevived, will favour our} Boxes of Sperm and Wax Candles. : 1 OF OVER up et he ad o! the jari svon alter, and wailed there unti - oz — on re P bee ante inmmente sor » har | — eof Ru: - ~— a j -o wa oat eer ’ t ; Prince handed, unn i i (usar te sentative of the Press) S:¥ j 4 ‘ging from wat Wwe have ri ud in the Cay e Breton! ° itizens Wil One mot of her eutertainme nts, prior to her | A vantity . B ar 7 Plank, Scantling, &e, &e., tog uer £206 PACHAG Es, OS 5 a ee a ee oe once jeleimem ds dp ) ic | denarture j rill ke plac t ct Mow syening ith various Other articles. . } ra ' by y may iv feel ' »imnrompin re-; Ueparture. Lt wih take place On next MONDAY evening. | With Vario ) 7 . ; : by any one having official authority on the vecasion; and nu News, that they may justly feel proad of the luprowpiu re M9 tj t ud we ean safely assure this | A. Hf. YATES, Auctioneer Received per ‘Gazelle,’ ‘Isabel,’ and * William Douse, : : : : , pt Owment is not necessary, av > ean Safely assure this | sh. do. DALE, Cacer. . station or stand having beco allotted to me, L was pvt able to | eeption given to the Prince and saite. ae ee 7 | a r ; y | August 14, 1860 I&M AT THE ~ ate I | wy f « 2rot ad : 28 . roframme.§ ¢g > aan 5 ' OV\"l . ' | ire even a fair view the Prince at the iime, wach less o—mweens ~s gifed lady of ae le . eee ee - y a i a, British Dr (3 oods tore to hear a word spoken by or to lim; neither of which could 1 W Mish be! he B vt Prtiafok dees lant one, will be found in another eolumo. £ er, Fy lovwr. net mee ACE. s LDL ry TVIJUS WLI. ae ee ee , i: chia ol th Ve publish ow the Rev. Mr. Suther!and’s letter, as ae iio : : : ae have done aniess | bad rudely passed —— the cordon vt the I ’ ie -®%Q he sold by Anetion, on Tuesday, the 21-t inst., in| 7PMUE whole has been selected im the best English and Scotch } f order hich be sd arvunt is vsence. nromice? thoy eipg able ror rant of time #ha Pei cee » > Wowrye’e Leerocere Te ere al r a 2 a ae . ’ farkets by re of » Pj ‘ , 26g he - * alate oe Darga * ay peep yn we piomise], without being able, from want of tine _ Prorgssorn O. S. Fow LER’s Lectures at Te ay ae 6 uly L ireat of the Saiae? Cale Room, Queen Street, at 11 v’clock : Markets by one of the Firm, wad will be suld at most wes poe wes ea eee eee ef : Riad es ir- Grew a crowd, and awakened much enthusiasm, besides having 15 Chests TE reasonatde raics. rence whi oh tovk place t a rather hurried and irregular | space, to reply to the very offensive remarks ogo@st Our t “4 aa - - " ead i ia “G louie i fis | 3 Ue NLaGe . ch rt a "2 Ho een Pisce ved thureit ‘ ie 4 Qi eenect toluene ae bxeellency the Lieut. Governor and is 7 Buje; FLOUS, [he newest and most elegant. styles in Mantles, Dresses, wabnel )—l looked vut fur ** the piace tu ve reserves h rerein sei ves end which most persons wouid -wat CC 5 > 7 Wois Ip the MM iyvor. of which thev ure emin anil y worthy. 25 Sides LEAT HER, 6 ke Be as lea Fl sain Rib} i &e . wich Wi > ; ‘ , biuet? oad susine Mr. ines ’ t ; . yor, ’ : : r i Rees Wineries BAe Shawls, Bonnets; Flowers, Ribbons, &e., superior White fur ** gentlemen representing the Press,” apd seeing sir. bng oe } f an individu:4t Who considers himself | He is earnest, direct and very comprehensive, and calculated | OY POAR SAPPHNE Fe : Cottons and Linne : , : oar , j faving been bastiiy emanate from the pen of an individu — : ac, ae diecladins ottens and Linnena, take his place in it, | followed him, and having been Dastily tu awaken reflvetion and convey useful instruction. Ile is a : we sas + od : : re ' enrey - . x 15 Pieces striped Shirting, with sundry other Goods. Floor Cloths. Druzzets, Damask, &e ‘ ’ ' SS ’ os

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introduced by A. G. Catlin, Esquire, te Luerican Consul, ty a Christian Minister. We have e®®°Y ° servations to offer a Mr. Morreil, the representative of the New Yors Tribun geism, and we intended to

onthe genetalesubject of Ora

I walked in tue pr scessivnnt to Vernment louse with these il . } ' 3}? } b = . oa ‘ ‘ ‘ . Sutherlund’s jetter: bu two gentlemen. Mr. Morrell (who is a Canadian by birth) | vise them in conection with’ FF Sutherlunds etter; but d te i ell-] i el!-informett gentleman. Il ; : and witsee thie wawl S Rad te Oe S well-Wied Oe ee Le ee there is too much demand upe® CUFr &me and space this week

told him of the applications which had te ‘n made by myself, pend then bs vor .pothe -omimations? Ve ticti4 SH8% ors 8 hich for us to attempt to prepare " ‘ aces * the gentiemen represen ing the Press? would be admitted ‘0 Moanwhile, we beg to direct Nr. Satherland’s the Guillery of the thouse of Asseinb y to witness the Banquet! attention to the accoune of the Orange disturbances in t!e be said tuat at all the other ; laces a ready visited by th 7 Prince, ** the gentlemen representing the Press”? had beet treated with much courtesy and respec iat tO propose to ac. vmmedate ‘ gentlemen represent.ng the Press“’ with seats in the Gallery, was to insult m; and that he for one would securn to accept of such civility

them. We shall return to the

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North of Ireland, as a fine commentary on the peaceful

i—tl character of his favourite institution.

. . ‘ , 0 THE Eptron or tux Examiver. ‘ Srr,—As you bave taken the liberty of referring to me rf . ' o * » ° " . ; At Government Louse, being in the rear of the other civi-' in your last issue in a manner not the most honourable, L lians who composes i eading portion of the procession, it tryst that you will give me the right of immediate reply in Was iuipossibie ior ** gentlemer presenti he Press ’’ y=. : ot re : ot c * She geaticmen repres a ‘Bas ress You characterize wy conduct in taking part eithe y see Or bear any tuing done or said Dy the rince, the = } : 1; ee ad ie : ae ae ee fee eee ia an Orange celebration, as * very disgraceful.” Now, Sir, personages forming his cortege, or the Governor; and cons- —_, a fot te t) ter? W it It . ‘ Vs P va ad ac *e » ‘ y “7 quently I can report noting cuncerning His Royal Highness 3 Wut vo isgrac yore in the matter = Yas it disgracefu 0 reception at Government House. zo to the house of God on a week day in company with my Ua Friday morning, (the morning of the Levee), I again fellow Protestants? Was it disgraceful to preach oa that waited on Mr. Desbrisay, the Ilenorary Secretary of the Com- day on doctrines and privileges, the gifts of ileaven, and mittee; and, telling him what had passed between Mr. Morreil which we esteem more precious than hte? Was it disgrace- and mnysell with reler_nes ty the civilities and accommodations ful to take some refiesiment in the open field in the midst to be extender ** gentieme : enti he Press’’ on the : wed ty ©) Gentiemen representing the Press’ on the “Wy 4 quiet, sober, and peaceful company ? Or, was it dis- eccasiun of the Ball and janguet, Le said— (my representation . ' os ; i te fal eA Mt ie ache : ' ' graceful to relate the particulars of a great and glorious to him of Mer. Morrell’s appreciation of the prulf.red civility | 2 = led t! 1 aed al ithertiee'ef Gia i ; i rite y . ve 2 e eel a ele . tee ” of @ seat in the Gullery of the Huuse of Assewbly, having victory which sealed the civil and rehgous iberties 0 rea occasioned him evident concern)—that he belieyed the Com-| Britaiu? If so, 1 decm the disgrace no s:nall honour. . If mittee would invite th Ao ' ¢ ' i . “oe ve their Guests of the «ccasiun, and request d ine tu tell Mr. Morrell su wuel: from him, if I should bim in the

4 See i course of the day. Mr. Morreli i have not seen since; and,

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your columns.

meritorious. You cail A bigot isa blind, I bold no parti-

probrium conduct in every way we a “ Bigot.” 1 disown the charge. yu may be sure, I did iot conceive it tu be my place ur duty nen Goveiee of particular p MONS. » ovek him out tu make say such communicatiwn w bin. cular botions but the g neral seutiments of Protestants. When the Addresses were presented to the Prinee at the am not blind, for the fruits of L’Opery and Protestantism are Colona! Building, | was on the ground; bat had no greater | before my eyes both here and elsewhere. Nur will [ admit oppo tunity of seeing or hearing any thing connected with the | that Protestaut doctrines are unreasonable. Lor priest or ceremony than one .f certainly have had no oppurtunity or facility afforded me, us you there are men here who will gladly aceept the offer. ana sporte ute Yr rez i F ie ° P sho :