. . one unionist more. ’

. 0 run Barron or Tn: COLONIAL HERALD. was found on the follovving Friday, in a spring-hole in the

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. . . : 3.'Resolved {Th-V t th ' ' ' - .t . . . . a we, “the north Slde of pmette Harbour, near the firm of venth “the swam szries%flfileglétl:ttligllllss’c;:;:;ge€ylfilgi§:::é rejected by this House in the sessmn of 1840, in cause-

E .3, Letter under the signature of the letter “R,” hav- Mr. John Cantelo be having from the darkness of the ni ht of A bl ‘ ‘ o‘ ' - , queue? of 8‘ Despawh from the Secretary Of State for the . d in your paper of Saturday last, wherein a most and the heaviness, of the swim, missed ,- _; Wm rate £53331! {:ycilgfigiisge 12);”14‘90:fizzt;:;:jggggéc;}¥il ppm; 112:; Colonic, laid before this House by His Excellency mg . m trious, " ‘ ‘

;‘ vous attempt is made to deceive the unwrgy, and ceased, who was a kind-hearted, and an e e, ‘ of the Agriculturists f this colony, is grossly untrue, may Lieutenant Governor, and “gel” in the Preeem Seafiiofi 0n

ho may be ignorant of or too indolent to in nire into man has left a widow and four small childrim to] n lmu ' ' ' ‘ lb? same grounds . and the course ado ted this Home in ‘ W . d to induce abelief that the history of Cafi'olina af- untimely fate. a eat-32558 “tie Legfi‘ahwe council have’ -on all occasmns’ this respect’ w“,f“"h°' approved 33' “higher Deelmch ‘ h, p precede!“ for the resumpfion by the Crown of the =_l—_ - [me inzg'egtg’ggattfie tagsqe naizfisulres Whllcl'l tended to the from the Secrefitry of State for the Colonies, laid ~befbre’ I“ : this Cdofly: mid to make it appear that the Crown PORT o w'ld d ' p' p ’V - “we on-y rejected those “"5 House by H“ Excellency the Llemenmt Governor l m ‘ _ F CHflRLOTTETOWJv-_ I an unconstitutional meaurcs which attacked the few do ssub ' ' ' " - . 99w“: accordmg,‘° the same Precedent, to 90mph] ...._. . sacred rights of Property or invaded the remit t‘ f th th' y' sequenfly to. the telemm 0f the mud Bhl "1 Uh * pnetorstosell their lands at any price the Logislature ENTERED Crown whilst on the 0th 1 d h p ' 58' we 0 '9 ls sessmu" the Bl" for the “gunman 0f “18 Fishery .i he s I island may think proper to fix upon them, I think it Schooner Glory, Le Blane, Arichai; .Bullast. have oi‘iainateii many Billesr 11:2“, uise‘iiilliggilslatlve comic” Ilgsewes 0t thls'lsmnd’ in the session Of 1239’ 1840’ and . y. as a well-wisher to the Prosperity of the Island, Queen Adelaide, Martel, do.; do. which hive been re'ected ’1. t1“ H f w commum-[y’ t '38 present sessmn’ was amended in this H°"s"’ “d’ With the industrious and hard_workih etilers to expose Lady Smith, Boodrot do, d,,_ A B.“ I , hl _ _ ,y le ouse 0 Assembly, Viz: said amendments, sent down to the House of Assembly for 'b " table and barefaced delusiongwhich 1S attempted Lady Smith,Gerroir,’Hulil'ax‘ do. ' ll re flung .m.‘ e h‘mm'o" or phlsonih Acuons’ render’ their cohcmrehce’ bl“ Wthh amendments were in e"cli a - j“: ofi. upon the public and which is not even John, Fougete’ do‘; do. ’ v ‘ :12? [hailfv ‘Sllllllilcl' Ito.that preyailing in Liigland, and in session, by them disagreed to, and the Bill itselfthtiow113ut, ' lie entree any one may perceiv’e who will take the trou- %ucy13Ger;-Olr, ABI'lChM; do. ' the qufiifiggggg “(3333::lw‘aiglhhtotfegulht: an? deflate w‘thoutrprezlowly deSh'lhg ‘1 Conference With this House, ,5. . . . - 9 - _ our rniiers oudrol do.- do, ' , ' i, y ie eXlS mg aws, are to sirrniy t eir disagreement to en h d kept. read it attentively, by the extract from Goodricthis steamer Albion Cami; “ P_ l r . d. totally undefined- a B,” to compel Constables to so, ,1 t ° . . 0 “men men”: ‘30"- Amerlca’ quoted bythe author of the letter. schooner R0 “Min; eSi, ic uu , ‘0. Dec ,t f .hz_h ‘ ' ve, 1e rary to parliamentary practwe—-the regular course being . ' _ . mpsomAnchm; do. eSSiy o W 1c was suggested in aPresentiuent ofa under such circumstances to h v d ‘ ’ ’2' '3’ general reader OfAmerica" Hlswly mUSt beaware’ 301 Jack, Vl’gno-m, do ; do v Grand Jury of King’s County, and recommended to both with ' ,’ a e eswed a conference ‘ . ._ _ _ , V _ I . . . . , I _ this Home and therein to h . 38‘. A ‘ v, . 111%wasfilfiirfilgylg'pglpdit; 11kg;:lrgggrp:rbhirtl:3 Argus, pomlor’ Huhl'“ ; do_ gouses,§yt}meszage fromdtlie lLlellierIllaIli. Governor; a Bill disagreed to the, said amendments, grid :h‘dgfltdhliidtfdlgtulivh‘i , . , , _ . ’ ‘_ , , . ' mamas. . lamen ' e . ct.passe in tie sixt year ofthe Rei n of ed the B'll t ' ' ‘ r . some year, granted to a Coglpfiny’fhpnstistiphg piipm- Schri‘M-:illl1tilv;l,$0gelie,1;i010u;.2§00illlS. Oats---by K. lilaclienzne. his late Majesty King William the Fourth, intituled g“ An afford this Hofiideleaiijogllirgdi'tfiieniify thlfschidslidtriiin oW‘lieelthm rm ~°‘-“r'i°fassesses;3.5. can; on.°a:.;,..;ri:::::.: rt to“ would t. m... omen. m2; i : glen ,h men . _ I ‘ t, , A .t « - ttornies an oicitors an to i'eaulate the admission of w ld ‘ ' ' ‘ ' ’ up lamude’ winch was thereupon named the Provmce bel'rbg::‘gel:: 16:13:13, Halifax ) 1200 bus- Potatoes: 400 de- Advocates and Pi‘octors in the Courhs of'Vice Admiralty and Illz‘hogggfifxsggz’llf‘ll} flight? [gillvfeglilha'isiifihz {the iii. , ' line. b C h Glory ’Le Bk'mc New'fimndland. 1500 m“ Boardg 1000 bus Court ofProbate, in this Island,” the object of which Bill tion of the two first mentioned Bills this House exercisgd a is Charter empowered t e ompany to carry on t e v i i ‘ *7 ‘ was, to promote the respectability of the Bar, in unison with ’

Oats 700 bus. Potatoes 10 000 Sliin les. . - - . . proper and 50mm discretion - and with re ard to the Fisher John, hungere, Hum.“ ; ’mob blis_ ngmoes, 700 do. OMS. the Acts and regulations on that subject in the neighbour- Reserve Bill, this House With precluded figom exercising an;

‘filetgmment, and to appoint public officers; to make laws . thnix’Manin,Newfimndlnnd;1300bumoats’QOOOdo'Pum iiig Colonies; a Bill against Forestallers and Regrators, discretion whatever by the unparliamentary proceeding

‘ h“ h laws, by the way, were framed by no less a person

“it. . .the celebrated Locke), and exercise other acts of Sover- toes 80 000 Shin les_ similar to the law prevailinu in all 0 ulous laces for the tide ted b t I ,t, Within the bounds ofthe Provmce. I Royval'Mirior, simpim, St. John, N. B.; 2000 bus.0als. prevention of such abuses:D and Wli‘tigh is miicli cailled for, the hesoliiltiolif e:firgizrgbdhubigghgibt;tiling Iliidtif .3. m .,, some years had elapsed, dISPUtGS “056 l“ the Pl‘?‘ Queen Adelaide, Martel, Dalhousie; 207 his. Oatmeal, 20 do. in consequence of complaints made by the inhabitants ofthe lative Council would concur “in any Address makin it , m. _ V . ‘ The'laws were not found to work well. Persons in‘ Pork, 1000 bus. Potatoes, 000 do. Outs. Capital of this Colony; a Bill to establish Criminal Sessions close approach to any real redress of rievances” Resgl y gm“ . , t ty misconducted themselves; and the settlers were Lark, Howult, do.; 63 bis. Pork, 2.d0. Beef, 2000 bus. Oats, in Queen’s County, a measure recommended by the Chief that the Resolution itself clearl show how, ' thl’ u, ‘1} stless and turbulent character. These disputes, how- 300 dn.l:0t3l093,&c-‘:bv-I- Purdle & 00- Justice, which was intended for, and would have relieved it would be to concur in an Adydress stame 3111;23:3de 1h, A were not tthiz hcaiésc of the transfer of the Provmce from Lovely: M Phe'SO": d0. 1 Produce: &°-'-b)' 30- the" Suffpreme Chourdt lof Queen’s County from, the trial of ance with such Resolution, implying, as it does, that the m -, i... o e rowu, _ . . pe o ences, t e e a conse uent u on which i rodu - - - - - ' the yeah 1728, an Indian war broke out, in which the 'fl gagged 0" Tues‘lel’ lash and “mall's: 11' M- S' C’owd‘l" 0“ tiveihf the greatest injiistice 13nd incopnvenience t: in civcil ago-85:21:35: I:35:33?inggieglgnfioifieiiiifiiiiiiigbfigiz I "5“. n were supported by the French and SpaniardS, and Lung", March l7‘h._Cleared: Lady wood, samond, for su1tors in that Court, whose causes are deferred from term can never be parties, it being, in theircopinion, highly dero- Ie t... oinpany, findtng themselves unable to matth flw con- Prince Ed ward Islam to term, to afl‘ord_time for the trial of those offences: And gatory to any legislative body to misstate or exaggerate facts tli. and not till then, resolced to surrch their Charter to A, Lwerpool, Nonhumberland, for do_ V in further proof of the desire of the Legislative Council in making representations to the Imperial Government, EM! im' Crown, which they accordingly did in the year 1735. _=_______ to meet the Views of the House of Assembly, the Council, which should contain nothin but absolute verit and truth, ‘ our readers Will perceive that the surrender was a volun- —‘ ’__—"‘ ,in giving their reasons for rejecting the Bill passed by the g y‘ ’ ’ '4! It ‘ i and not a compulsory act on the part of the Company; 'BIRTH’ House OfASSefllbly 0“ the euhjeCt 0" the Pumhase 0f the —-

TWA. they surrendered their Charter—.that is, their. authority Lands, in the session of 1840, expressedtheir readiness to T A MEETING held at the house Ollhe Hon- 1-

I'lfisfi. exercxsmg the rights of Sovereignty over their territory jom the House of Assembly in an Address to the Throne, _ H- Pew“, “'e fi’llOWlng Pmsl‘ecmsv f‘" "'9 Email” '0”

" “In Hut mitlthtair lflleldUl‘iil li)'ights 06' private pigipeny and all M ARMED praying Her Majesty to take tliesmcasure contemplated by g"lc'°llzl :01 enlc‘mmge Emigration “0m G'e‘dl Brim" m Prince

. late 0 an sanctione the om an urintr e time . ' . . - the Bill into her favourable consideration nd 1 ~ t tl ‘ my 5 “m 1 “'“s “gleed 0" ”‘ $335.". 3y he‘d their Charter, regained vault; y e tntgfisishgfigltlh K153“? EtfithyLEi 483ml, Mr. William Mitchell, means for effecting the purchase of the, siid Iggy: I": untiml‘hlitt a fund shall be raised, to defray the expenses of tho . . . . . .1 . . . . . . . ‘ 'inu.

1h Pmnhg forth th‘s Statement Of facts, m Opposmg‘n t: On the 22d ult. iii Clodden Villa, Union Road, by David v‘ded the propnemrs should,be found W‘h‘hg to d'spose Of 2. That :very person subscribinw the sum of Five Pounds shall

he 0fthe authf’rfifthe h15t9l'y 0fAmer}°& 3‘10th by R! Higgins, Esq. J. P.,\Mr. Cliafles .Turner, Tracadie, to Miss the same; and Whenam [hls Present 595510": the House Of be entitled to select from Eiiiigrzints consigned to- the Sdciet

“by no means intend toclaim. any merit, either for an ex- Eleanor Farquhsarson, grand-daughter of the late William Furqu- Assembly sent up. to the Council a similar Bill, the Council, two Servants, male or female, of the following description, vizy: ‘iordinary memory or an intimate knowledge of histOry. harson, Esq. Lot 48. ' v upon again rejecting it, prepared an Address to the Throne, domestic servants, as grooms, gardeners, &c., or one farming

On Tuesday last, the Lady oftlie Hon. James Peake,ofii Daughter. V

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may one may verify its correctness, by referring to Robert- __ raying Her Majesty to order a negotiation to be entered bailifl‘ or cook. ,

. u _ ’sldhitor 0g Amergaé'or ties History of theh Westeri} DIED, into Withdthe proprietors, to ascertain the prices at which 3.1That ever person, on paying Two Pounds Ten Sliillin s, “a tor , iii 31‘ ners a met yclopae ia—aut orities o . . I v * they woul respectively agree to dispose of the whole of shill be enl'El“ ’ lull!“ Same “"19"”: ‘0 °"° servant} P‘“ int 9 , m ter Weight, I apprehend, than Goodrich, whose work is aflgrnaul‘gnidc‘zggr‘l’uég $322356: Egaigawr‘athi?sagginggflgiohg their lands in this Island, together with the arrears of rent cases, “r hlrmmabell'fi'memkv Ewe Poun'ls must be Pa'd- . w. “2* even correct as to dates. I _ _ be," with great fortitude and resignatio‘r’l’ to the divine Wm, JOHN now due thereon, with a view to their being re-inveSted in 4' rm“ farming “homer? “'1” be cons“!er “3 two domes” basis! .But, after all, assuming Goodriclé’s hlstti‘l'}; to be authelpltig, STEWART, Eso., formerly Collectzr of Her Majesty’s customs in the Crown, for the purpose of being re-granted in small SB2'aalfyoa'xafifl:lggn“gczidl'hbgg;erg and” 18 38a” of age and

- t, - . . _ , » . , _ . ' . - i i . . , v or, I, that the extract from it quote by , is not gar e , thls island, H,s ammble and truly benevolent character endeared tracts to the tenant: y and settlers thereen, and in the event ,wo women (no, cooks), ,0 be coasidered as one adult ’man

"Jada “hat does it prove, further than that there was an arrange- him to all who had the pleasure of his acquaintance ; and in this his of the Proprietors being willing to accept a reasonable servant

tu inimbt made between the Proprietors and the Crown P—that native place his deqsase will be long-and universally regretted. He price for the same, that Her Majesty would be graciously 6, All Aw," will be a l,lmed in London with aevera‘l 1nd ' former should surrender their rights and interest both to was the l'ourth son of the late Charles Stewart, Esq., Attorney Gene- pleased to order that the funds necessary for making such correspondefits in 'the courlgv, to transact the ’busiiiess of the 'y Put ‘ Government thereof and to the soil, (their rights of Pal of this ISlanfl- purchase should be, in the first instance, advanced from the Society, in respect to forwardiiig Emigrants, and affording them ' ereigntypvcr the soil under the Royal Charter, not their Imperial Revenue—and sent the same down to the House necessary information.

etc rights as individuals,) for the sum of Seventeen thou— LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL CHAMBER, of Assembly, with a request that the Assembly would join 7. This Agent shall be authorised to advance, in part payment (1 five hundred ponnds, sterling—a Very large sum in Thursday, 29m April, 1841. them in the said Address; but, to the great surprise and "Massage, £2 “if every fidu", and £lf01' every Person under 1‘ so days, and not a bad bargain for the Company, With a RESOLVED, That the following Resolutions be printed disappointmentrof the Council, the House of Assembly years “f 3597 “."d of *3” ‘° be 9"‘Pl"3'e_d' . .‘

|' “Pen their hands against the Indians: Spaniards and in the Royal Gazette and Colonial Herald, News- refused their concurrence thereto, because it did not go to 18‘ The S°cmy “"11 fi’rwnrd t° "‘9" Agems ‘Mh"°"°"’ 89'

'M" rench. a mm. the extreme and unconstitutional len th of re in that a 'cable m every class of Em'gmms’ whe'he' “Helm-'5 lo {like hr" d 3 Thus, MrfiEditor, I think 1 have plainly proved, that there p 1 CHARLES DESBRISAY, D. C. C. particular price should be fixed for thg landsfanhl. t ie pro- ’tha::e;::;lileing?:::zgg gratifiizg lggfiegllczligzk.lf:j / neither parallel nor analogy between the cases of the _. ‘ prietors thereof arbitrarily compelled to receive it, although with’ any P'uni‘es ythl, Society will he happ'v to correspond? an; fivince of Carolina, in the year 1735, and the Colony of LWHEREAS the House ofAssembly’il-l the Session “1840, they must have been well aware, that such an extravagant it will be their Particular aim to commot'fol- and facilitan tho I a hoe Edward Island, in the year 1841. passed certain Resolutions, reflecting upon the proceedings request could not receive the sanction of thalmperial Go- passage nfall,descriptifins. ' ' , The Proprietors here have no controul over the laws, the of the Legislative council particulfrly in the second and verument, thereby evincing the insincerity of their profes- 9. A particular Register will be kept by the Agents respecting -— flovernor, the Public Officers, or the administration of jus- third of the said Resolutlo’ns, which are as follow ;_ sions, and shewiiig, in the plainest, manner, a manifest the wants of the Colony, in all'pariiculars as to Emigrants; but

ice. Their rights are the same as those of anyother indivi- “ Resolved, That it is the opinion of this Committee, that disposition to keep up a system of agitation, for the sole “0 Pecuniary '1“ Will be glVe" by "19 society 1° 3"! other luals to private property, legally acquired. LVVhe’ther they on mwy occasions, in past times, and more especially for purpose of retaining their own popularity, at the expense of “he?” or Perm"? "‘3" llmse bah?” e",“"‘e"“fd- .vOPemhgs h“ [In we‘ve We‘d “he Property we" 0" ill—4° the advantage thew-last eighkyearsthe majority of the House of Assernbly,fl1leir delUded COUSIltuemS. pagyuhaogulfilmqs w'” be "whfilahseg' b E _.fl u > to the detriment of the prosperity of the Island—is a on different occasions, have represented the injustice done _»4._'Resolved, That the construction of the Legislative Coun- “Hnrdwfg f -lhe:¥‘f5:"“:tli 3:1“ gogaghumsyéomsqnq iii '6’ uestion with which [have nothing to do; it is theirs, and t th A ' lt ' t b th G t f Townshl s and oil differs materially from that of the year 1834, alluded to V ‘ y "r m “m. f r _ p " _ , . . . . . 0 9 gm“ “1'18 Si y e “m 935 0 p i _ .- . . . '1 be number of subscribers is already considerable. o I e brown cannot deprive them of it Without their free con- that in every instance, except in 1803, their representatmhs in the Twelfth of the saidscries of Resolutions passed by

‘nt. No Act of the Legislature can effect this. There is have been 0 056d b a ma-orit of the Council. the House of Assembly, inasmuch as it is asserted in the DISTRICT No 3. is . o doubt that the Colony would be much benefited, if the $6 ResolvedFPI‘hat th’e ohojlhge 3tivhioh in 1839 was made in Afldl‘eSS 0f the Assembly, 0f the year 1834, to the King, .HE Subscriber will, on Saturday, the 8th of May roprietors were willing to sell and the Crown to purchase ; the construction of the Legislative Council, has been pro- miscalled a Resolution, that out of the nine members com- next, let hy Auction, on the spot, at 10 o'clock, forenoon,

h . , ut these are points to be ascertained, before they can be ductlve of additional evil; and that as no prosperity nor posing the Council, six of them held situations of emolu~ the Raising and Railing the Bridge on the Second Branchuf / gislated upon; and this the Legislative Council have endea— peace can be expected in this Island fill an amelioration of merit at the pleasure of the Crown; whilst of the present Mill Creek, but 32; and same ‘day, at 11 0 Clock, forfinfwut the M“? vowed to efi'ect by the Address to the Queen which they the tenure of Land be effected and no House op Assembly, Legislative Couiicd, composed of twelve members, three Repalrlng the Bridge at Kcllow 8. 0n the "33d from Pie 9_l°_P0?- l{tul‘h‘d‘firoposed this Session, but in which the House of Assembly elected by the unbiassed sufl-m’ges of the people, can refrain only hold oflices under the Crown, and but two of which “1" “land Blldgei and same day, at 12 0 “lock, the Budding '1 r _

ave refused to j0'in, proving thereby, in my humble opinion, frat“ endeavouring to ell-em that most hnportaht ohjeot; so, are 0fl5c0s of emolument; and there are pnly two moot-lie- Ezwla?r‘lld.‘;§cp:cll‘he'flingflfiléhgina Bfiéleggpéf 3018'; ende 53:11,}: wwrthat they were not very much in earnest, when they profes- whoever looks to the individuals composing the Council, tors and two Agents of proprietors in tlie_Legislative have], Road, rm?" Dog River rPuim mgMaheym. I , weed a~Wisb to purchase the lands of the Proprietors upon must see that on this important subject the majority of them Council—one of the latter havmg been appomted subse- And also, "a Monday. [ha 10th May. a, 10 o’clock, fm‘noon’ m u ,just and reasonable terms, or to come to any equitable ad- have an interest control-y to and subversive of the general quem to the sessmh or 1840' _‘ _ ' _ _ the Raising and Railing the Bridge on Tod’s Mill-dam. ‘Justment of the differences which have so long agitated the interests of the inhabitants of the Colony, by their being 5. Resolved, That the. complaint against the Legislative And also, on Tuesday, the 8th June next, at 10 o'CIook, for? c "M fl 0010")“ proprietors, land avents, connections ofsuch land agents, or Couhc‘l’ .for the relecmh Of the B1“ "mulled “ A“ AC: to "0"“, “"3 repel'lng Pa” 0f the Road fm‘h M‘Nelh" creek ‘0 ards, d” ‘ In conclusion, I beg to observe, that your correspondent persons, in the opfifion of this Committee, warmly hiassed in pr0v1de_ right of access to one public Road, to individuals M‘Kie’s; and same day, at 10 o'clock, the raising the Bridge .on W “a “R,” in endeavouring to prove his case, has proved too much favour ofthe proprietors, and that the House of Assembly occupying Land from which there is no such access,” is Bagnall's Creek, Lot 65; and same day, at :3 o’clock, Repairing ill! —and that, however well qualified he may be to instruct his cannot, in consequence thereof, have any confidence in the Whollyunfoundcd—the provisions of that Bill being based part oftlie Road liqu Alexander M‘ffldyefl 5 ‘0 BODShawvi and a, neighbours on common matters, when at home, he does not Legislative Council, so long as it shall remain so ooh- on the most absurd and inequitable principles, inasmuch as on Thursday thehwth Juac,b 81,10 oclock, forenoon, the New W b appear :9 advantage in the ehhmcter of the “schOOImimter “meted? , _ . . . it Went to chmpel nm ohly the Pmprietors’ but also'the itiail’l‘heli-thira‘d fulfil; due performance of each con. abroad- In Other words» 1 think ‘he “ SChOOlmfiStel" has And whereas the Legislative Council, in reply to the said Helrslehd ASSIgNS 0f Prolll‘letmsa Who: at *1 remPte Per 10d» mm y .4 an!“ proved himself rather “abroad” in the present instance. Resolutions ofthe Assembly, stated, it That it was a matte,- had disposed ot'wilderness lands tn the rear of farms now ‘ THO“ AS T01). commission“ reg-dd A ‘ I am, yours, &c. of notoriety, gathered from the public prlhts and other under cultivation at merely nominal prices, to bear the Commissioner-s Office, April‘ 213,, 1341, .led‘ INVESTIGATOR. sources, that the sold majority of the House of Assembly expense of making roads to communicate With such w1l- V . April 28th, 1841. ~ had attained their present position in that House, by delu- derness lands, and which expense, in numerous cases, LIST OF. FARES,