IBTEOIOLOGIOAI. JOURNAK-o hr the two tseeks ending October 1, I862.

New Fall Goods Just Arrived

-—A'I‘ 'l‘llE——

IIEONIDOSS IIICIDWSWZI.

TIIE Subscriber begs to announce the arrival of liia f-.ill Iinpor- tation of Ilritish and American Goods,coiiipriain aliirge assortment of Dress Stufl'a, Ladies’ Maiitles,'Sillrs, Saiiiis, Ilibbons, -made Clothing in great variety; water proof ; loths, Pilot, Beaver. saperliiie broad Cloths. Doeskins and Tweeds, and is large assortment of the newest Styles. Shirtiiigs, \Vhits. Twilled and Plain, IIcgattii,do.; Ciirpetings; Ilearth Regs; Boots and Shoes ofevcry kind; a general assortment Hardware and Groceries; llnts and Ca in every style; Furs in the latest shapes, together, with a vari iissnrtiiieiit of other Goods. which will be sold at the lowest Cash price. The British Goods were carefully selected by the subscriber himself, at the different Markets In England, and purchaud on the best terms, and can therefore, be ooulidently recommended to his Customers.

H. IIASZAIID. St. George Street, Oct. 4, 1852.

.“ou'-fl’, TIIIIHOXI'I'II- _ in i. r. t D ‘l ?, )‘ Hun (lgth...) 23tI°,;:I'II, Ifiikii. 30,33 as.-is so.is sag 43.0 51.3, - I . H‘ In t Lo t D ily- '('£',:_',' : (aliiiir) 80tlr,I:_t Melsu. so.ao -_;s.ro sees 62.: cu 49.0 ‘;"‘” 5' wuss-teas. , . . SUM . . . . . . Bl I "9, . .' . , ..‘ " E. mm nf :iI|.O{. m.;. llreii rblus alt! and - mm'i k till 9 ii in pass- . . . l ad ; buss . I - -‘ no. ,0 as W ‘um hm” C iiig Iiloud ' i p. m.; tlidn blue

~ sky and aurora. gentle do.

1'; 3| N,N.\V. Cloudy and overcast. _ W .1] S.S.E. tr do. Overcoat and cloudy; hard rain, from . . 0.‘ 9,_a. na..-till noon; then pa ing rain. ‘Th. 88 N.N.W. ttiod. do. Overcast and cloudy; rain, all day '9“ .Y- . . . fr h do. 0 t and cloudy; passing rain, rd " ENE‘ “ p. m ; than blue sky with clou . _ "" " """‘“" "°' °".i'.'.7’.?'i.‘i.'."Z'i.§"1’."iI'i.’ ',.§.'l'.i.’.’.' Zi'..'.i'.; a of ht shower about 3, p. rm, and clou y, after 0, p. m. 0 d l d . S‘. ” lighthraese..O:::Il ‘allude :l'ouIly; passing rain.

um :7 from 3, till 9, a. m.; then blue sky, with passing clouds.

Blue sky; slig itly clondy,llll 0, p. m.; then cloud and overcast.

Overcast nndycloudy; rain. fftjnl 3. I-

m., till l,p. m.; blue sky wit

ing clouds, till 6; then blue sky.

\V. dc. air.

S.S.W. fresh breeze.

'I‘s.18 W. 19

go aw, i] ‘do. Blue iiiy, with passing clouds, till s Th ‘“ . p. m.; tliea blue sky. ’ Pack‘ N W “gm ‘if. 3|“ sky, with passing clouds, till 8.

' ' O m.; then blue sky and aurora.

r- . Blue Ilty, till 3. p. m.; then cloudy 6%

W.N.W.med.breese Pain‘ mmrmnl 9. fin “-

Sat.I

diliarlotttlomn tlliirkrts. Egghuige 50 per cent., on Sterling. Si-ruaris v, Oct. 2, I852.

vitoii 'ro [ll_°'_' _'1_ Beef ll lb. 0 "'41 Wool. - - ' ‘ 1 l,;"I,‘.,.),,':, o 4; min. per lb., 0 V ' . . o 4 Iiirrley, per bushel, 2 do. (small) 0 I Out-. - - ' iittoii, - o I 4; itftieiit, - 0 l I |‘,,,i,, .- ||,,, 0 i ii; Timothy Seed,busli 13 V.“ Pg; I|p., 0 Potntiiea, 3 I l 3.1,.’ (fr-uh) . 0 ll 1:lII'l|I[)Ig per htish., by that , 0 '(.arrota, per bunch 0 A u, o - 0 I‘iii'keys, each 0 I Pearl Berley,perlb. 0 3 Few s, - J - 3 5 I ".".,',’ "°' . "'. 3 i iii'.'§f'.lL°.'i..‘.if°"'. 40 4 4 ‘ Tallow, - 0 I ruw, per cwt. 0 I : . . o 1 Corlliali, per qtl., I2 I [>51-1.-id‘°.' . 0 I lloinciipitn, per ytl. 3 1, Cg}, ugh. I ,Il|lII|. , 0 ‘ Clover Seetl,perIh. o I I 4 to-bluu. _ 0 , New Potatoes, biisli o F I qiicltcns, per pair. 0 I , 0 Green Peas, qt 0 l I l l‘-nnints, per qt- ° l 4 , Goosclserrics, . o l I /i,.,.i.».. per bushel. 3 0 ,, Pltains, per quart, 0 ll, 0 I Ststiaisgua. per lb., 0 0 GEORGE LEWIS, Market Clerk. T flour one meal fllarktt. Saturday, October 2, I852. noun. per |li., . . - - ltd- oA't'iii:.tt., pct‘ lh., - ' lid-

PATRICK GILLIGA N. Clerk.

Army Contract.

EALED TENDERS will be received at this Ollice, on SAT- S URDAY, the 6th November. I852, until noon, for the under- meutiooed Supplies, vir. :-

FRESII BEEF.

Such quantities of Ox or lleifer Beef. of the best mnrltetrilile qua- lity, as riiay be rcquiroil for Iler Majesty's forces in Prince Edtvnrd Island. for the term of one year, coininenciiig lst of April. 1853 The Meat to consist of fore IllltI hind quarters, rim! to be subject to the inspection and approval of the Coniiiiissariat oer.

The Tenders (printed I-‘iirins ofwliicli may be had at this Oflioe),

r I0t|lhs., in Sterling, iii wordii nt length, to be li a gunrnotee from two persons of known responsi- suin of £300 Sterling, for the due porforrnnnco monthly in Dollars, or

to state the price accompanied wit hilit , in the penal . of t a Contract. Payment will be triads

i isli S ie. . B" W BAKING BREAD.

For one year, from the Isl. April next, for the Troops rind Do- pnrtraents. in such quantities ns may be required, the Tenders to state the number of pounds of lirertd I int will be delivered for every 100 pounds of Flour provided by the Commissiirint—the Flour to be taken from the Coiriuiissariat Magazines, rind the Breed to be de- livered at the res tive Quarters of Oflicers and Troops, &c., in the Garrison. at t o Contractor's expense. he being allowed the empty barrels. Two a proved securities will be required in the - nal sum of £100 Sterling each, for the due performance of tlie

I-‘IIIEWOOD.

For one ear, from the 1st April nest, in such qlnrtllticl as may he reqni , (as 200 cords.) It is to he distinctl understood that the Firsw is to co ' of Beach, Block and allow Iliich,

Asli, and Rock Maple: It 0'00 rsasived, and a sstficient se to be kept at all times in the Fuel Yard, towards the necessary issue. Two responsible persons will he required to give security for the due performance of this Con-

"-'I't.be Firewood to be iled six feet high. ' Payment will be me e rllar the lat Afril. _ The Contractor will be allowed to sliver the Wood into the Feel Yard, during the present wflatsr. G

for sea year, from the lat April, 1858, for three lIorsss.—

Tsadsvs to state the rate per ration, consisting of to lbs. Oats _ M " Hay Of the best quality. I " Stsa

w to be subject to tlis seaal commutation of Bran for Oats for sick svsss. , To be delivered two days in each week, at the residences of Parties entitled to receive the same. TIIUCKAGE. For one year. for such quantities of l'irswood its may be de- “_ 1I»lII Fe B.Yard forordi aadndD(s::s":t“t::s.t:i. ‘I|glor¢|:||'- vsyeaae oops, ggiige, panes a a I ta. to and that the Queen's Wharf to the Barracks. Inc. The Tales ts sits the rate per cord. in Sterling. and at par load, of net less than I swt. _ , , Payisnt wl be made is Dollars or British Specie. at the Army

Printed Twill of Tender and any farther portlrslarl can be etths csieiais-irtat Ofics. No written Tesdsr to be re-

cuiiiiiiimiii. Cltarlottstswsi } r. I. suns. omiisi. a. rose.

spotted lleifer, Durham

PIANO)! JAMES.

‘TRAY!

A Red and White breed. has been on the Subscribers prem- . ises for the last Three Months. the owner can have .bss by proving property, and paying

‘V -"Q0390

-eribapeu is 'pisoq no raise“ our oi so 'IIIIH.lVIM 1' to ‘arvaq 11 ' oi IlA\039|‘|l||lIt|o is Kiddy ‘near! or] "in seiim |I.Ieqt| iuotim oi 'tau.t3u[ 1; to "l°"d °"l"P°tI Pl" °"!P*‘lS “I3 “J OIIVMI-lJ.S P“ )I0O0

l‘IHI Gil .§'['C7'.Z11'P

on t‘ ted.

A STEADY NURSE MAI , y hear of a respectable

situation, where liberal wages may be obtained, by iii- quiring at G. T. Has'sard‘s Bookstore. None need apply, without the most satisfactory recommendation of character.

Charlottetown, Sept. 24, I852. (9 ins.) ship C enters Wanted.

T0 proceed to the BEN OF PE'I‘l'I‘CODIAC. N. B. Ctowllim

the Highest Wages will be given. Apply to Mr. J. WIATHIBII, Pownul Street, or to

S C. IIOLDIAN,

Corner of Pbwnnl and Water Streets.

Wanted.

MILLI’.ll and KILNMAN fur DEANSTON MILL. f'None but those who can bring good tcstiirioiii.-ils, iieed apply to_1 I". W. IIALES.

%'£X3J‘Q:§‘EEEDa MILLER, a stendy iiiiiii who perfectly understands manu- facturing ivlieat and oats. Apply to

GEO. C. VVORTIIY. _IIill‘s Riy_e_r__Mills, Aug. 718, I852. £‘.§'l" 1?”.

Quantity of CIKANBERIIIES, for which the highest price in

A CA air will be given, at GILLlGAN’S Drug Store. Great George-treet, Sept. I.

Colonial Manufacture---A Chemical Com-

Ross’ Patent Artoiliizial Slate: and Uncliziiigc-~ able Metallic Paints.

will be seen by the following Communication to John Ross,

Eaq., of llalifitx, the Pateutee that those very celebrated Fire Proof Paints, have been admitted duty free into Canada, and we hope to see an article so much desired in a wooden Town like our own, relieved. froriijuipoet.

Va‘

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No. l. I . G. 0. Curroars Daranratlrrr, Quebec, 27th August, I852.

‘SIR;-—YOIlf Coiiimuncittiun to Ilia Ilonor the Administrator of the Government of Nova Scotiii, on the subject of the introduction i. of Metallic Piiinu,—_ and Artificial Slate by you, having been transmitted to the Governor General of this l’ro- viiico, by the Ilon. Joseph Ilowe, Provincial Secretary of Nova Scotin, on the 26th ultimo, I have the honor by command to inform you that the Inspector General, havin _ I to the favorable consideration of Ilia 'xcellency in Council, it lins appeared to his Excellency, that the iinportnnt pur to which it seems the articles in uestiou niiiy be applied,ren or it desirable that those articles should be admitted into this Proviiice duty free.

' ill a er in the next issue of the Oficirst Gazette, declaring Metallic Kink and Artificial Slate, being the acts or manufacture of

duty _ I have the honor to be,

Yours, &c., (Signed) II. S. M. BOUCIIETTE. Jortir Ross, Esq. Leechea, ;Lceches. US'I‘ Received from New York and for Sale at GlLLIGAN'S Drug Store, Grout George-street.

September 2|. '

V bying lie: in the 'I‘owii Crier, will be rewarded for his trouble. Roclifort Street, Sept. 27, I852.

@I1n<D~_ii:tn.i‘1c§-ca'i_l. :;§3cii2es:iuD..

FOR. removing Stains, &c., from Silk, \Vooll.eii, or Cotton,

without injuring the colour; this valuable iirticle will remove from old garments all it ta ofuieiise, 'l'ar, Paints, nflllulll, &c., &c., will mnkc them look like new ; for Sale at the Drug Store of M. \V. Siriivnuit.

Medical Warehouse, 3

Butter !!!

Dalryiiiple‘s Corner, Aug. 6. L()'l.‘ OI‘ GOOD IiU'I"I‘I-ZR, for whicliCasu S. C. llt)l \lAN.

TRAYEI) from Charlottetown on the 7th August low blriclc S CO\V, briiiided on each horn with “ ll. G." Vb er will

Butter! ! ANTED. :3

Augugfl, 20, Corner of Pnwriul and Water Streets.

Eligible Building Late for Sale. I! SALE Five eligible Building LOTS iinyoining the Tan ard of lllr. R‘ running I60 feet on Great (ii-urge Street, rtiid 84 feet on Fitz ‘ I-‘or crins of Stile and plans of the Piopert , application to be rrindefito IIIATII IIAVILAND. Esq., nrristcr-at-Law, at his 0 co in

Queen Squrire.

September 21, I852. FOR SALE. 0 Best l-English liiiilding lirick.

40 3,000 Bath bcourina Brick.

20 Ton? turiglisli Stone Culm, warraatedvfprne fromEaAn|ql£)e-.

Apply to 0 Great George Street,§e_pt. I970-gm SHIP BISCUIT. BARRI-SL8 of SHIP BISCUIT for sale of very 50 good quality. ‘ -—-“Jo-_-k fl.ime Juice and d I’ MALAGA WINE, can 0 . a hf £°,,',',.f,'r” ° . JA.\lI-LS N. rutititis. ci,iirlotieiowii,0etober t, ts5.| aw

Genuine nuiniio 611, ' d load by all that have given the Genuine T ISIIEISIYD (Iii. aerfrisl, tlist it is decidedly the best re now in use to promote the growth,continue exubsranoe,and im- prove the beauty of the_I>lAlll-. it uives a satin sailing" .,,,«j' glona which no other artlele dossiand causes it to curl beautiful- Iy. For sale at the Drug Store of M. W. SIHNNER. Medical Warehouse, Dalryrnpls‘a Corner, October, I, I859.

Threshing Machine for Sale. NE THRESIIING MACHINE, in perfect order, two horse power, with farmers complete, to be used jointly or septi- rately.

. JAMES N. HARRIS.

Sept. at, less. « Ow. _ TO LET, for e Term of years, as may be agreed

upon, w‘ it immediate ‘possession. if required that well known DWELL NG HOUSE, late in the oeeupationef ANDREW DUNCAN, Esq.

'“l’"'l“°d_ 7°“ 'PPll°"l°"“'riioas therein contiiined.—-

Nova Oceiia, aduiissible into this Province free .

IPA’tl’IEE“’Il‘ AIB'l1‘IIIl’II@IlAIla m.N.[l‘iE9 And Unclinngeable Metallic Paints : PROOF AGAINST Fllll-2 Ii: IVATRIE Manufactured by the Putsntu, in Cotclieetrr. JVova Scotta.

VJ-‘IIE ARTIFICIAI. SLATE is the product of a rriixture of mineral substances known to be the best non-coriductors of heat as well as the most indestri_ictible;the Clieniical atlinity of which cont verts the surface of materials covered, into a Coating of .dr:tua- 8tat¢—Proof against FIRE and WATER. Thus the laws of iinture are iiiiii_lii to accomplish results as surprising as they are use- Illli by rendering Wooden fabrics as durable as brick or Stun and less peryious to moisture, and consequently preventing decn and destruction from corroding influences hitherto supposed unat- tainablo.

'l‘[tO'p‘l’lncIpll ingredients are Alumina, Silica and the Oxides of Iron. _he adhesive quality the latter not only binds and attracts the particles together, but the substance covered also. The longer exposed to the weather the more powerful the attraction, and con- sequently tlie liardor the State. As various shades of colour are obtained, Brick buildings may be made impervious to iiioiiiture, and the fiisnionable colours ofeither Free Stone or Granite. 'l‘he oil must be evaporated by the action of the weather before it is Fire proof, which will take from nine to twelve months.

The MLPALLIC PAIN IS. Purple and Rat, are offered as Their base beinglmn, secures _ _ _ iiinta on Iron svork—-and their chemical coriibiiiation makes it impossible, that any change should take pliice front utmosplierjc inlluerice or the gclton of Salt Water and Sulphureteil hydrogen so previileqt in Sea _.orts and Iidul Ilurbours. They surpiias all Puintii yet discovered in Clirapnsu and D_urabi'ti'ly, which render them pre-eminently . to the covering of rill kinds of Iron work, such as Sltipptiig, -Mlflfi Hrtdires. Strum .MucIit'ner Ra' wu Cars, and Iron Rattur . The ML'I‘Al.LIC PAINTS have been analysed by Pro- fessor I ays of Boston. 'I'he following is an extract from ‘s Cor- tilicate :—-"‘ As a permanent pigment, this mineral must rank with the moat indestructible is'ts_d uricliarigeable bases. For covering Metallic \Vare., its composition shows that it is eminently fitted.

_ _ ( gn x AUG'I'. A. IIAYS, Stats Jluayer."

'DtT£¢'fIt_Nll.—-Al‘-IIIICII Slate. Mix the powder with pure Boiled Linseed Oil and a little Spirits Turpentine to the consistenc of very thick Point, and apply with it common Ilrush, being carefu to keep the mixture well stirred while putting it on. One pound will cover ten square feet with two outs.

lfshingles have been on for enra, it will be necessary to sweep ofthe mosii rind lint with it sti broom; two or three cents of this material will riiuke a perfect Slate Roof, proof against Fire and

Water. - I-‘annaarc-rorr, N. B., Nov. 13,1850. Mr. J. W. Iarsir. Dunn Sin,--Please send as two more barrels of your Artificial rile. \Ve have seen some ofthe good effects of it at the last lire. Some of the Roofs covered with it did not catch at all, and when ewalls were burnt seine of the roofs came down in one piece, and others ‘were the means of snving the building, especially one roof alongside oftho Bunk B. N. A., which also was one irieans of saving the Bank. Pluiise see that it is on board of the first boat, as it might be ac- glected and stored. Your obedient Servants. S'I'lE‘.WAIl'I‘ Sr. NEILL. S-r. Jorirr, N. B., July 20,1850. Joitiv Rogs, lEsq., Paleiitee of the Purple Jl!etuItic'Iron ain .

$iit,—l hrivejustpiiinted anew Sliip with your Metallic Iron Priint, _and I have much pleasure in stating that I never pointed a Ship with so small it qunntity of Paint and Oil, and look so well. From its adhesive qualities and the rrianner it cover. the wii , have no doubt but it will be more dirrable and much cheaper tlinii any other uint used for such purposes, and would recoiiiniend it to the pub ic generally. Yours, &c. IIOIIERT G. MORAN.

Ross’ Ma-ri\r.r.rc Pariv'rs.—We have nlrendy called public attention to the high estimation in which the Metiillic l’aiii'.s, iiianu- facturod by John lioss, Esq., 'l‘ruro, are held b those who have had occasion to use them. Certificates ofu high y satisfactory clin- r.ir'.ter in prriise of these articles of Provincial inanufricture appear elsewhere, in tliisissue, and from information uflbrded by parties who have similarly applied them, we can safely endorse the opi-

Hulifaz Sun. S?‘ The METALLIC PAINTS are mixed and put on like tilts or innry ‘

paint. JOIIN ROSS, Pntentee. Agents for Prince Edward Island, Geo. '1‘. Hansen, Queen sare, Kurtis:-rir M'Ks:rui:, Pownal Street. Charlottetown, Oct. 8, I851.’

REMOVAL. Mrs. SE LDON

GRATEFULLY acknovtletlgeit the liberal patronage received from her friends, rind begs to inform them, that she has remov- ed to that coirimodious llouse, opposite th Nzw '[‘I:asP:ii..uscs: “ALL, where she trusts, by keeping on hand it sit ply of the best

GIJVGER BEER, LE./lI0./V‘ SYRJP, 4-c., to merit a continuniicc of air fiivors. Fiiniilies. Picnic Parties, &r.c., s >p'.il with any quantity. A few respectable IIOAKIIERS can be accommodated.

June I, 1352.

.Dagtt(.’t‘rfa‘n Rooms Opened ! GEORGE P. TANTON.

EGS to inform the Lndies niid Gentlemen of Charlottetown, rind e ‘ltd iii .ncriil, that he has just received from Boston, it genernl nssortment in the above line, consisting of Plain and Farm CASES, l.0CKE'I‘S, &c., and is now prepared to furnish Ll ENESSI-IS equiil to any tiikeii by the Art. Persons not aatislieil with their Pictures are not required to take them. Ladies and Geutleiiicn ure respectfully invited to call and exit- iniiie Specimens. llooins open from 9 a. m., to 4 p. m. July 6, I852. ‘

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Anon-roars.

To be Sold at P 0N.WEDNESI)AY iii. zoiii (i:l:lii‘s‘r,nsAii“:"i‘:’i'il;isotrssss in front _of the Colonial Building, CI||'[Ifl|.|.fi.' 3, .4; flfnf;-I:-:~:rl3,hUn-net-. . the ccutorofths last Willand'l'¢-

so ‘ me to be divided into four Build‘ 001 °M=l|. two of the said Building Lots w‘ lfreat Street and the other two on Up Pgiggg 53,.“

Auto the House erected on tm'said Lot and all the neeeeiah Ihmw b°|°--s'v--s- l"or rimi... ,....iciiim 'aad conditions sf sale n l at the Utlice ' ‘. - ' inwtllytteen Square. or I H“-tn u‘"L"n' B“".‘H"'

September 2], 1852.

H S! py A. H. YATES. ll . SATUR Y ' I.IlI::¥ o:l'mth:ulate II0I.Déllll'I.lJ‘llIlI";I.‘dhA:.V‘I::'£:

Law and Literary BOOKS. For particulars, see Catalogues. A a pair of handsome Iieli BOOK CE’. 2 FRANKLIN STOVES, 650., fie.

siting

October 4.‘

(3 11.1111 I $15-$33 -g

0 BE SOLD at PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Make! Ease

l°’v'v‘X(l‘;-gg:13i_l.)‘AY,tho _isiii ii, of ocioiior, at is o'clock: I.‘ ‘.1 on Elliptic Springs,Brass Mounted,Cuahiog.d

and Iriinined. * ‘“:=.::.9.*:.:.2...*:.*::!..:»;':.:.:*- <=-Mo-« I WAGGON on llocltera, all new and of the best workman- ' and niulcri s -

and made ltnowa at Sale. For particulars an I. WEATIIEBBE.

I P

Terms liberal quire of

Charlottetown, October 4, 1852.

7938?» 30389 JOHN nuss,'rmii.i of vooaz, mug; _

fully begsto info_rrri his friends and the

I been induced to appropriate a portion of his timepublcycumfl 5° ll“ of Private Pupils, on the following terms : one-lialf peyibls in ad. vauce.

F07 I Pupil PG? Quarter, 2 lessons per week £1 10;,

2 “ II is as ’ ' 1‘ 8 “ N as as ' And _for each additional Pu it, o 15 _ Application may be rmide at ME. M. W. Skinner's or at Mr. Wil- liam Ileard’s, C r ttetown.

He would further iiitimste that he is throughout the Country ; he would there ore beg leave to suggestte persons desirous of.aquiring a knowledge oftliis useful and pleasing Science, the propriet of an early application. All letters (post [will Will be punctuii ly attended to. .

Also. on hand and for sale. it quantity of MUSIC BOOKS, GA- °'w~»-

Uncle Tom's Log Cabin for la; 9d. AlL_Y EXPliC'I‘ED, the English Edition of the above, which will be sold for Is.9d. currency. Containing allinthe

American copy, sold at SI. GEO. T. IIASZARD.

‘prepared to open Schools

For Sale, TIIREE PAIRS of (iR.\.\'I'I‘E l\IILIS'I.‘0.\'ES, I00 Tons Liverpool S.\L'I.‘. mg‘ OATS taken in payment. ‘ Sept. 24. IlG3w

TWO POUNDS REWARD

WII.Lbe paid to any person who will give such infor-

miition as shall load to the conviction of the adroit THIEF. who came to my She on Wednesda evening last, about 1 o’clock, and deli erate y stole an Eriglis Saddle—it may perhaps be noticed by his neflhbors from the fact that it had no stirrltpe or crupper. The Man stood about 5 ft. I0 inches high—was de- cently dressed, and apparently an lliglilsridrrian.

WILLIAM HEARD.

JAMES PURDIE.

Great George Street Charlottetown,

Fgllll AUSTRALIA. Clipper Monthly Line for Port Philip and Sydney, 261:]: October.