Canadian spectator, 27 décembre 1828, samedi 27 décembre 1828

[" CANADIAN ÿ SPECTATOR.27th DECEMBER, 1428.No.14.RE Printed and published every Wednesday and Scturday by Ludger Duvernay, No.5, St, Jean Baptiste St reel, at $-4 per Annum.A LN A Ey NE OS I RY CA ONE ER A ra \" : N \u201d MICELLANIES.with fresh water: Maranham is healthy, ond is sur-g The Emperor according to letters from Odessn on (he 15th rounded by salt water.Nothing depends, therefore, ghve the Uniti Seca us liberty, alo vith J00 man.tok var \u201c.cea, #HHNAN iis way to das, Owmer Viicoe was sta o have re:urued pro- [From the New-York Atlas.] Pa tbe acqueous fluids, as Dr, would say.cipitntely, pursued by Gen, Bistrom, white l'iipce Eugene of MARANHAM AND PARA.Para is not as fine looking a city, by any means, us Ma- FW yriem urgh had reinforced the army before Schumla, whence [An acquaiatance of ours, a young Englishman, whol ranhamn ; but as a jdace of resulence is generally pre-Bit wight be wierred that Schuals was to te pretsed with vigor, Jefi this country for England about a year since, and Merred by foreigners, because of the English and Ane.JOthes ee ro Olessn say that the campaign was considered from thence went to Brazil, bas furaished the followingŸtican society found there.À great degrec af gociabili- led far note frames fort de corp of Cran.Gra sketch of some parts of the region he has visited] fty prevails amongst them, which 1s not the case at Ma- , po of Gone Gein mur will receive groal reinforcements.eve.The interior of this country is as little! ranham.But why Para should be healthy, and euch} .Jnupa\u2014 Varivus commerciul advantages and privileges have known to the civilized world as the Cape Aun Seca Ser- places as Alvarado and Vera Cruz be unhealthy, 1can-[ffhevo ginated by the Emporor to the furtie:s Anapa, lately (aken pent is to the people of your city.After we had ar.quot divine.I have been at ench of those places, us§frem the Turks.Lu way jerhaps La infarred from this that Rusnived in Liverpool in what the sailors call a wooden well as at several other ports in both Mexico and Cuba, te duce uot stand to rœture (but important fortress to the vessel, meaning a colony built ehip, made of nolling} but pine and pitch, we embarked in a British vessel, § and in Colombia on the Gulf oi Mexico, and have had Accounts from Odes to the 8h of O:tober, mention, that that curse of foreigners \u2014the yellow fever, several Lrinos Bessel was recovering % bis wound, The military ap ' Titi OR: @ .nat IP vith-Pfhospital 10 that city hed been opened.and in 36 days anchored at Maraoham.This place is} und yet thie disense Is unkoown it | ie Le \u2018I'he Emperor Nicholas has conferred he Ordar of 6°, Alexabout two miles and a half up the river; the land sur.g3t'0cing, as 1 huve beloresaud, the land nbout it 1e TOW Ryder Neweky 02 Prince Meuzikoff\u2014and that of Bt.Aone of the rounthog is low and marehy, and the ude rising from and marshy, and the rain almost incessant.i Quere \u2014 La oi elnes ou Major Genural Petrosky, iu testimony of his satis- eighteen to twenty feet, overflows of course a large jCan the Ihilosophers of New York solve (his difficol-Rfuctinu with their services i the works for the siege of Varnagutee - \u2019 , Le = êt think you ?Havine fGinished my visit nt Para, [shall VARNA.\u2014 Au Odeossa Journal contains (he foilowing extraot of space of the adjacent countrv.The city is well built# 7» you = Ilaving finie y a n letter from an officer of the army before Varna: \u2014* We nre ou several small hills, and as it is approached nukes a§Proceed up the river; and if I escape the musquitocs, ( ! .camped st the foot of a hill, upon which a ted \u2018graph h handsome appearance, The heat of the climate is al-b Indians, and the beasts of ihe feld\u2014the fowls of theBonbin hic ed eu fran has bocu ! .J established, by mouns of which communications take place with- ways relieved by the sen breezes at 12 o°clock in she und the fish of the sea, (sharks) you will hear from gout interruption between the army and the fect.From the emi- day, and by land breezes nt eveving.It is one of theB me again,\u201d uence ou Which the telegraph is situated, the oye comands tha ; .: whole oity, and the fortifications in every direotivn.Varna bs healthiest places in the world, with this exception, that} sr surrounded with high stone walls, flanked with bastions, aud is the strength of the winds renders it at times somewhat § FROM TNGLISI PAPERS.nituates in à plain between two chaïus of lille, \u2018I'he walls of hazardous fur persons of delicate constitutions.There Catholic Emancipation, ~ Bell's Meunenger of Nov, 2.(thisgine ee be thefended oo both ques od water, heing washed are severgl heantufal churches ; and the display of theflinper upposes the Catholics,) eays\u2014dr.O Conaell hus pledged (1) 400 te < TF tre Seay y brn ok a Faite Leman.Iroops would not visgruce the loyal ranks of Britons8\"*\" the Catholic Asruciution tu reject all offuts of Emancipation R à niterie Jutrenchments ex rom the Bluck Sea ta isgri i 3 1 Mclosged with.conditions aud recuritics, Tt iz to be all or noue Rl4hke Lvman, on the north of tie furtrese.Upon the res itself themselves.B11 seems impassille, theretre, to have any compromise.\u201d Raison we have two flunling batteries.Varos ive place of consid The beef of this country,\u2014heefl to an Englishman, BR Lochiccen.\u2014A new out is to be made or is rather making.forgorubls emtent.The lofty mivarals.the Turkish troops in the you know, is the criterion by which all countries musi§the Loven, nine fect aud n° half deoyor thnn tho old one, byfinteror af the fortifications, aud a groat number of knlf domolish~ RC \u201d : ildings on tho sea aldo, proseut a diversified sud siogular fo 5; ; ; Ji vhieh » mareh will, to the extent of 1000 neres, breome frnufaijge4 building Fp 8 be judged, and with the good or bad must stand or ful lleldy of carn land : and by mends of a sluice ut the junction of jérectece.\u201d ~ the beef i» tolerably good.and has at loast the meritl, car with the loch, the mills of Leven will always have nf of beiig cheap ; but the beastly manner in which they Beommand of water, ) cit itup is enough to make a John Bull of the strong-@ Sabbath School Union.\u2014The fullorring is a goneral abstract 0 est appetite often wish it was any where elze than be-§ Sunday Schools in Great Bentain sad Leeland.IU is gnoted from] fore lnm.Water, fresh, unknown.Sharks in horri-§ ble abundance ; s0 much ro that the people neither} dare go into thee water, nor even drive their horses in 3 snd the iutler is à great inconvenience, inasmuch ask this is the only way of cleaning then here\u2014it is the} Biazilhan currycomb.Death, however, is almost} .A certain tn the wan that ventures on the measure.hij Pot rata 4 gruore paragraphs, an [nding of half blood reported thems § Froucls, would appesr strnnge to von tn gee un river covered Po =, 8 * Pather: Tam glad fo ses you, J hold ous shle pipe à ae with bonte of from half a ton to seventy rowed by ne-§ Fraxcz.\u2014Paris, Oct, 81.\u2014It is rid that s nate line beon sentif youe hand in (rlendsbir.ibiti * inbi je irh ie (off op, : .It wan thick end black.groes perfectly naked ; but such is the exhibition here, from London to the Freneh Cabinet, the object of whirh ir bi Father : a cloud has been between us.e .MIrad it to pronounce où the events of the Levent, The Duke of 41 thought once té never would be removed.But I now see your although they partially clothe themselves when they Wellington is slated (o Linve invited Frade to unite with Foz Broce, Tt looks upou me plensoniiy.fo ashore, with a Kind of coarse cottou trowsers comingR-pnd in requiring of Itwsrin an explanaion relative to its ulterior\u2026] « Fashre: à long way stretched betwern us Thor ware {hose né fur down as their knees.The religion of these pen.wh told me it was blocked up.They said (lie Rel ms co |\u2014\u2014 go UNITED-STATES.UGMONING THR CALUMET ÉFAREWELL VISIT OF TUR WINEARHAGOES TD THE PRENOENT OF THR UNITRD sTATES .An old chief stepped forth into the ceutre of the room.with a Rlong uncouth pire in Ms hand, which, after a Lrinf ceremonial Foot precisely intelligible, be brought near the Peealilent aud waved Mover his head.It was the calumet of peace.~\u2014Holding it then Rhefore him, and poluting ia it, he began to linrungue in slow gut= tural toes, accompanied with much earuest gesture.He spoke in Schaole, Tenchars, Scholars, England and Wulge.5250 71,907 G55.691 Seutinud, oe ve \u2026.1259 $ 000 63.024 Ireluod, ve ee.2338 150689 188.482 \u2014 \u2014\u2014 == 8927 92,600 906405 \u2014 views with regard to \u2018l'urkey.\u2018This explunntion is {hat whichg ; js added thatthe FrebehBnot pass it.1 attempted ft.Jt Is like tbe plain path whieh cous ple it of conrse Cutholic.and they appear to be the ans refed to Lar) USES.te rontne ill altogetber L'Age va ha Great Spihappiest of ay that 1 hive ever scen ; wan if \u201d \u2018anor Bie reaty of July 61h.\u2014 Constal atinnnel.à ¢ Fagher: whem | came In sight of your Lome, It Jookad whith ance be bliss\u201d pro rata, the great mass oi DBrazilinn: 8 Count de Vitlele.It is stuted on the priority of private let- and beautiful, 81y hears rejoiced.1 shought now I should tal inust be in extucy u greater part of their lives.{ters from Toulonre, that the Count de Villele passes n vers re Row) by yon, ! û h \" horns to which I particularly fired life in that city, which he ecems not dispared ant tn quit.§ « Fathar : the Great Spirit gave to bia clifldren, the Winselagoes, ne cusiom they have \u2018 I so + Bit ia ndded that ha nut likely to sppear in the Chamber of Peersfy plengnnt plant.\u201d TC \u2018a good to smoke ** 1 have fu Lerey E object.Whenever you meet a white pan, (and tt Dont Session y if with Lis Buger ie howl of the pipe\u2019 I give It you ed not a little dificult to tell who is white and who black, )\u2019 Nava) Arrangements \u2014A letter ¢f the 15th October, (romp s Fathee: Iam a address being ended, a young Wiaorlago advance 4 In obe.ver expect to sec again.We Englishmen like to haveg Vintage.\u2014A letter pf the §5th October, from Rordeaux, an- prieur fon sign from the on Farrar, apd elite) ue plpe with fire our pen way\u2014 tnke or our hats when ve please sai nouncos that the vintage It pouriy Bnd erro ou! the ohlef still holding lm stem, He Inlialed a fev puffy pe 9 to nobody but (he king, nor even to tim unles Jaud that the quality of bo ) M8 he rmoke curled gently upward, the savage gro Lows our beef when we like iike it, if it be good Wmuch better than was expected.Ar to the quantily, the fo 1 vole fotentness and uttared à low murmur of vnibfaction.\u2018Tbe i i | il si :\u2014la the Mednc there is in general = ful 1 ah tators in order, and y fe ! ili Blowing detnils ave given : j sp Lohier dien handed the.calumet to all the spec ° \u2014 and hang ourselves when we either fear others wil Nihird less (han last your; in the product of the hill nf our dif.Tait Le It was neat made aver In form fo the eee Gren en Ne te.es ferent arcondiesrmens there is a greater re in ring Prepident To be retained § who, reque: Ing the voa te lay one respect as in come others, this country differs entirely Bo, ing as the hail or tha full of grapas spared cerlpin viceyarcrg =~ rain, while he pledged lm with the oiler, pro= from the Spanish Main.There is perfect safety in be Bia the country of Graves, which produces superint white miner] ceded tn dictate 10 Ue Interpreters his reply : i ing out as Inte at night an you please ; for nobody willfjthere are somo tracts which hate cons occonnt of the over-B \u2018 Sry to this Chief, J ve vice to see him.He and his brethren ° \" î ; ° nda Le ; .annoy you but the gunrd, nor even heif you return rere of quantity was net var te the wines of Palus, the art welcome (0 me and my ch) rea n olond bas been between ue; lim a civil answer, aud walk on.Therefore fow ns-| praportionste gnantity is oot known, but it noce that it will bed ut Lam sed coum sri Lim.that it ns hen Ain ol.i rassinations take place.Hanging is never known for lgroster than wus expectoil at the beginniog o \" © ten au dispersed like the fumes of the plpe we liave sinvked, May lt fo en en t-te ae Fartkque ea ia Marsa les on he fan earliquake vos vo A bat lea mod hic companions meet me on.this \u2018 i dé i 'N oin : .ay \u20141 sm kecs prerogative.When a man commits murder they nutes after three in (he morning, The shock and the raitling of bar a gind bat in ond lis companions meet me = se generally chain him to some other murderer, and set À he faroitare awoke several persons; but it Was impossible tof (Jond fs thera.The sun shines brightly vpon ws.The Great Spithem at work for life ; and the loving and hopeful cou Ne otha direction of the_indulations.The some oarthr Role den and cles vpon our cine ble pese Ales af this ki ¢ 1 in, but without doing otbor® « Say- 1 Lope the same sun wi ples of this kind are generally kept ip bonds as strong, ue was felt st Genon and Torin, but ) Say p «pal fo pene tothe | ot qui | atri in@mischi ildiogs so vivleutly &s to occasion ÿahodes of his fathers, Wien he is gone, ook ups though not quite »o tender, us those of matrimony in mischief (hao hulking the buildings y pipe with plensura ; nnd should 1 hear ever after that in place, of Cogan, : 8 puciie.any hostile dispocitiors break forth Arman vat ni .Aller remaing a short time at Maranham, I went to} RUSSIA AND TURKEY.i} wards my beeilieen and children, 1 wit my bo : Oe \"on or ars Cl a .ilea far.; and his or- 1 have the word of a anrhagn.whith .ler ack 1s since hare roi ris pince of The Fmporat bu lof Varn: bo vn oF sod his or pre pledge their amity with mive, and Lure Jefo this pipe io \u2019 * ae : \u2018 \u201ca any were prejacir .pA oy \\ Fach, anit the lands low and swampy, Ran comes al-¥ Letters from St Petersburgh state that 13 O00 men, pelnding Bny-1 yesterday hohiwld with satisfaction the sports of him- Most every day 7 and the natural supposition would be Rana ee OT as po a ee ess pragiised Their onclent mar dasce Rthore of th .; y .NN higher pleasure £ that the climate is aphealthy.But we Fngli-hnen loved oi be in the power of the Emperor to march 400.000 mes upon the green eo oh ie of wut wil eneire\u2014in win, and our coostitutions are the better for it, whetherd Cob the \u2018'urke in the appronching campaign, Wihout wonk.now Expert es hin hese walle, and ceciprocating ase 1 predi-posing us lo the halter, or other cause is thegeomg the armies which it would be avneraty tu Jemve as a ¢hock fo e pige concour.» Varad, | casoet sav, laru is healthy, aud is suricundedJupoy Austsia sad Sweden.\u2014Londun.Nev.4._ Tach of these periods, Bliavo nffurded for u limited and temporary business, have ia a wimiablo fannly wre in om! health, and most einnerely congra grine will Innd ut one o'clock, should the weather pormit.\u2014Ac- adiin, ahisx, Nov.LU.Hs Excellency Sie Peregrine Maitland, lnoded, on Saturday last, snd wag suluted, on the vccasion, by the usuul number of were suincrousty attended.\u2014/fecorder, Dee.G.NEWY-BRUNSWICK.Mirimgehi, Nue.13 \u2014 We have reldom witnested a heavier gale, or\u2018% more suJden transition from inild und open weather tu} v who are well acqu winter witle its severe accoupaniments, than We did on Wellies day lust.The wind shiited on that day to tho Lust, a heavy fall of snow succeeded, and ty pight tha wind had encreused tou perfect hurricane, nol the tido rose to su extruordinary height, nud st high water some of the wharves iu our neighbourhinod, as well us inothor parts of the river, wore completely covered.On Wedaesday uight the wind shifted to the North West, aud a very keen frost followed, which has continue! ever since.A good deal of ice had formed in the river, end unless the weather should à imoderate \u201cthere is every nppearsnce of our navigation boing clo- sect much cuvlier Chan usual.ARTE PUS QUEBEC.[From the Quebec Gozette.] Amongst the documents Jaid before the [Touse of Assembly, } last night, on & Idro-s, it is vaderétond, that there sre warranting fioin the Lorde of tn Teensury in England, for the payment for 1827 and 1828, of the monies arising in the Province under the 141th, Geo.HI, cap, 88, & £3,000 of the l\u2019rovincial Actffwhen Fzeliol Hart Faq., was unanimously called to the chair, fexteading frum the Lower Town to the flihe means of curryiag it on ; Apetont judgez, who have made inquiries Rost judicious improve Rinadequate tu the prescol extens A Rrelure high time souietd puns fiom Fart George, At one o'clack ou Thuradny, his Fx-8 À : ce» Heucy hold » lever, eud [oudy Sarah à Denwivg Itvom, which 8 panper io which the lumber business is carried on, to the dot:i Kincut of tbe goneral iuleresis of all cuncerned 18 3l-\u2014 Jb, Reutlicient cash with them.Que af these rogues lust week codea-) Évoured to play a trick of (his kin:1 Upou & family with which we F the sume class was howover mure successful, snd succeeded iu at \u20ac ~ talked of sirect or pier; Me, Bourdages introducel a bill for thie relie he ro We arc happy lo hear thal the lone Beauport shore, bus ut _the loun of whest and other seed corn.Col thé reor by .; uced to the Logislature by a petition, § Ar.Vulliéres introtoced à bill to ectoblish n provincial tant bre ropuiari9 vor the whole, aud propotals for raising of Appeals\u2014 21 reading Fridoy next, ! Court + this work is considered by afi com- I'he Iouse in committee on the Shorif's office regulation bill respecting it, une of the made several nmenduents, ! ments of which the city sud port is rus.\u2018The Houre in committee on the Curn-vallis and Northumterceptible.us it will reader the horbour quite safe ot all times,gland fisheries\u2019 bill, made several amendmcots.Atler some dl .it will afford 10 despatch and ecouo-§ cussion and the amendments being ngreeu lv by the house the - ticularly the Lumber \u2018Trade, which}bill was ordered to te engrossed.! fective when compared with the The House in committee on the bill to establish certain divin Bultic Ports nnd other places where more utteution lus becafsians of parishes made on ecclusinsticnd authority, smended the aid to these matters, the outural wlvnntages our opes beaches bill, and it wae afterwards ordered to le engrossed.p The House in committees also amended she Lill to facilitate proceedings against deblors, ind it was ordered (o be engrogsed On the reuding of the order of the day to go nto commitles jon the potition relating to the Diummondville und Sorel rund, ¢ motioi tu udjourn Was egreed to.! Tuesday, 16th December, Mr.Viger reported from the committee on the bill fo authorise counsel to address juries in trials for capital offcuces und the bij} wus ordered 0 be engrossed.Mr.Nollioo from the committee reported favourably op the * petition of the Westerans, and introduced a Lill to extend thejr religious privileges\u2014 2d reading Friday.Mr.Ne bun reported from the commitliee on Mr.Lane and Cal.Vuesnl's petitions, praying an indemnity for services\u2014to be cousidered in committee of the whole on Friday, Mr.Leslie, from the Committee on the Jachine avd Loneur pointe turnpike bill, reported that the eommittee bad gone throuzh the bill.to be considered in couiiuittee of the whole on Fiilay.Mer.Secretary Yourke delivered the following message {rom his Excellency; James Kempt\u2014¢ Ifis Pxcellenay (he administrator of the Governmeut lays before the Assembly an extruct of the prerentment of the Grand Jury of the district of Montreal, representing the unfitness of the jail at montreut as à place of confinement for go populous a district, aud also advertiog to the evils that result fran: the want of 4 Mouse of Correction or Workhouse, and His Excelleacy rocommends these iusportaut subjects to the considera, tion of the Assembly.\u201d Custle of St.Lewis, Quebec, 15th Dec.1828.Mr.Laterrière brought up the petition of divers inhabitnats of my 1 shipping business, par grout measure cused this neglect, they ure, however, found anite ive business of this port, it is the.nung should te gone to prevent the great drawbacks which ut present exist, from the scattered aud loose \u2014 Ewinpuine.\u2014The publie ure cautioned agains a system of petty swindhug lately proctisrd 1a this cily, were are sorry to any by the Cunudians, and probably uatives uf the place, or at least ainted wills the luhubitnnts, These Chevaliers Vo Industrie on observing some individus of s fannly enguged in jutichasing provisions 1m (be market, repair += their dwelling house, pretending to be seat by the perso thoy have teen, for sume small sum to completo a purchase for which they have not Fro ucquainted, but was frustrated 1 his plan, as the ludy of the houte thuught it more predzut to send the nioney by u servant, tothe evident discomfiture of the swindler.Another of obtaining 5e.or 6s.from 8 young Lady 10 whom he represented that he hind bees seut by her futher wo want: d that sunt to pay fur a pig Le had bought on the market: the duughter not sus.bpecting w trick readily gave What wus dewauded aud tbo icllow decumped with hie booty.\u2014 Ib, \u2014prm\u2014 At a genera! and numerous meeting of the citizens of Three Rivers, held at Garceau\u2019s Hotel, vn Saturday, the 20th l)ec., $5th Geo.111, and the Corual and \u2018Territorial Revenue, leaving it wos resolved that n Committee should be formed to draft ui othe Baie St.Paul and other parishes, praying a further graut tor the Representative bod- of thr Province no controul direct or fuddrest to the Logislature, to get n Bridgs erected ucrass the Riindirect over nearly one half of the Provincial Revenue, \u2018Thesogver St Maurice, so: documents sufliciently account for all the excesses of the late administration, for the interruption and suspenri C i | gihe St.Joachim & Buie St.l\u2019aul road, aod that it mizht be made 1 that tho Legislature will take into theirkio irette at St, Anne stead of St, Joachim! and complainisg of ecrious consideration, the propr:iety of reuntiiag certain Lords et¥ ho useless expense of u large sum on an adjocont roud\u2014referiet on of the sittings Ven'es sail to be duethe Crown in Three Rivers.When thelio (his committes on the roport of the commissioners of this of the Legislature, and the avowed illegal application, for « Rfclowing Committee were named.rond.series of yeurs, oFu great part of the offer reventes of the Pro vince.A Dispatch of the 1st June, however, refuses an appti- cation of Lenn Davnovsik to conlinue the Megal application of the monies avowedly unappropriated ; and the Mossngr of the 23th November says, that no further opprojpriations of the Reveuue for which these warranty were granted, will be male excepting for the payment of the Governor anid the Judges, until the Government can become acquainted with the sentiments of the Asiem:bly as to the most advantageous mod: in whicb it can be applied, thus complying, so far, with ths re commendation of the Canada Comusitteor \u2018T'hoso persons in che Canndas who have had the impradence of attempting to ronge (heir inhubitonts into classes founded an thelr diffrent notional origine, and thereby excite the prejudices of the one against tie other, seem to buve derived nich Meport of the Canada Commitice, wbich some of them have 0 gonc the length of asserting on * indi