the“ House of Commons, or that’l’atlia- “‘"iifent were infallible ; they“ mightithen, by ordering the punishment of death, andby irilicting penalties on mentor .reltgious opinions, punish others for being better

than thermlelVes, o'r, gt all events, for dart“. .

fering'""with them in their mode of for. shipping God.—;Knowing, . the necessity” for rnen pinprpotyer, when relief like t 'e present was solicited, hesatld~ he shoul “not press his intended ~1mendment, if it appeared likely to impede the bill moved far ; hut he pledged him- self, in such case, on a future opportunity, “(gigging in a bill for: the repeal pof those objeeted. He was, convinced that the, time was near, When religions liherty would be. held as "essential as civil liberty, ‘a'nd- to beenjoy‘ed

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schoonenﬂetsey, Smith, master. By hel" We have received Quebec'Papen to th6'18th of August, which‘enablem..wi¢h “Pm-"e satisfaction, to announce the safe arriial

of his ' Royal Highnessjrinee Enwno, that place, from Gibraltar.-—-Hiszo‘yal‘

Highness Was acc0mpanied byl"‘th'_'e'7th, or Royal'Regiment of Fusileers,‘ of which/he is Colbhel'. ' , '— " His Royat‘mghness and regiment came in his Majg_sty’s.,ships, Ulysses an‘dw—Resi‘st- once, "and had": passage of sevenweeks. . His Royal Highness, it the Castle of St. LEWis, receivetl the respectful compliments

of the garrison, civil and military, the cites;

gy, merchants, citizens, are. The L'ail‘ies of Qgebe'c, Were likewise. introduced to his ,RoyaIHi , as“ q '

"The d” irkatioh" _ place -' curate "Beach ~ in theflower towns-t where, heiving formed.,h‘is Royalﬂig‘hhess, in complth to “the garrison, made them

The inner. After thiseh-e .mnrcheehup to the parade'before the and in the presence of egrest concourse of spectators, onererviewed byohis Excellencpliordollnrs chcs‘tehhnd his Honour General Clarke; his Royal Highness cornmanding‘in person,

in '3' theorier that‘s'hetn’é'd' the->Piince not less ‘

than the soldier. stamens: the regiment ﬁl‘et’l opP'oi-t‘touis street, deposited? the-co- lamest his HighnjeSs’ house, an ‘jrtgirChedtQ the block house‘at C'speDisrnohd. ' ' -. The {aiming Address was presented .to his Royal High'ness‘by' the Citizens-of Qpe- bec; ‘ ,. ‘ e . .; 12313.30?“ mama ‘ . i'm‘sfi‘i‘s’es”’"EKWX ‘ Bic." " r s,

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> {My}? 3km yaitr Rm! Highest; A: , ,nigggmithisjﬂsiestﬁfs{ammunition al subjects the Citieens of 'Osebec,to‘preq sent 'to your Royal Higltneimeir sincere congratulations onyonr safe arrival in this province, and toexpress their warmest gra- titude to their-rheloved'Sovereigu for bestow- ing upon his faithful subjects of Cﬁhadi the digingnishedhoncurof receivihg'twol’rim “19L the RoysLIssue. WM~huecgndcscmdo sea to visit this ten—tote part of his dominions. Deeply impressed wrth sentimentsof the most i .tvtolaole attachnrentto all the branch- es cfoar Sovereign yourroyal tather’sﬂouse, ~ we rt‘jsice in the prospecot‘hat your‘Royal ,' Highness‘s abotfe" sarong st us rem afford you experienﬂteyof the most une

Lest wiselélsrrived here, front Quebec, fhe'

sighs reunion“

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arts-ms beating and music playing-eon save“, "1, gwpnnoyou will convincng _ how grateful I must feelmyself‘rforthe very"

__ __, -1 ,, M, . uivocal..-j "mm at the usﬁaﬁrhfﬂff'o ""Bllihii-~"-'

‘Ma‘jesty’s subjecls in this province talus sacred person and government. =

The muscf military set 5:; .Rhich your Royal Highness hiss made choice of, Offers

’ "so nobles “reenter glorious ambition ma

fameythat we anticipate the eriod, i'vhen your ROyal Highness, " calle“. forth to the service of your" country, '5} an exertion of those heroic viruses which have distinguish-

ed your illttstriirur,ancestors,shellibecéme' l

the pride and ornameutoftheBrit'tsh army and‘n‘ition.‘ ‘ '. ‘ I H , Truly sensible of his Majesty‘s paternal ‘care in committing the goizernment of this. province to-the noble Lord. who has. so long- and ably presided overus and evinced his zeal {Or the adVancement of its'true intco‘ rests, vie cannot conce‘alour regret, evens: - his tempory absence from 63: ' ‘ May your Royal Highness’s resident! in Canada be long. and happy 7! H May the sa- lubrity of its air condeeeﬂtgyour'enjoyment of" perfth health, anti ma his MOst 'Graci-V ,, ous Majesty, your Royal ire, scohti‘hné'ﬁing to reigh'i‘n the hearts'o'f‘ all h~is'subjet:ts.—- These,_1lja‘y it presse'yonr Royal Highness, ore onr‘hnfgi nedlwishe's and prayers. ‘

fats-sour. nionnsss’s sxswss. mattresses-rt, »

ﬂatterin g sentiments wards my perenn. p _, —: r . .71 ahianxigussthzt slitting. mustangs; .. , this ministry; my cond uct my p‘rdve’ than! .a‘rn deserving of them. ’ - [2" '. Nothing will give integrates-ﬁlesan

‘ than, if 'I’ shouldhe' fortunate enoughnto ﬁnd an opportunity of being personally gr. viceable to you; Till-tth Gentlemen, , ' I request you will remain folly persuasioql; * of my gratitude and esteem. - ‘

'The,‘nrsster’-of:the Betsey inforggghiilé‘

you have expressed to.

' - the Chiefs of thirryvmtioneof —-Indishr,

about umber,

. terview with [lord Porcheste’r, before'x‘his

Lordship’s‘deputture lbs- Englan'd, request- ing succ'our against theﬁmeeiss‘nnspﬁho were centing‘ingt'oroe halftime; .' " ‘ .: - Last: Friday {arrieeisl chin-Majesis aﬁwar‘thelhttlgﬁ G59!- Hughe‘s‘, see. to «his '1‘ Excelleseygﬁtimiral Hughes, with do; hes,uit isssidfto ‘ Capt. Linzee,“ of . is Majesty’s sth‘Peiie- lepe',then' lyingln: ﬁlis'hzrbonmn' ‘oh Sh- tu rosy“ mornl‘h ' ' e railed sgoirrfgﬁelis; fax, italme’éaethj'eveningqbythrl’ehe- lope; 'The‘leen meonlyghoon from »

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harbour sheen Sitter-day, boon .for'

The Equinoxiel Giles, though violent, have not Been productive of any damage that _We have’lleard of; . ‘ f

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