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The Quebec mercury
Tout au long du XIXe siècle, le Quebec Mercury soutient les intérêts de la bourgeoisie anglophone conservatrice de Québec. [...]

Le Quebec Mercury est un journal en langue anglaise qui paraît pour la première fois à Québec le 5 janvier 1805. Il est fondé par Thomas Cary, marchand et bibliophile anglophone de Québec. D'abord hebdomadaire, il devient bihebdomadaire en 1816, trihebdomadaire en 1832, puis quotidien en 1863.

Rival du journal francophone Le Canadien, dont il a stimulé la naissance, et pourfendeur de l'ordre traditionnel du Québec francophone, le Quebec Mercury soutient les intérêts de la bourgeoisie anglophone conservatrice de Québec. Le journal appuie les décisions du gouvernement britannique et prend position dans les débats politiques du Canada, ce qui l'amène dans les premières décennies de son existence à s¿opposer régulièrement aux élus du Bas-Canada.

De facture étonnamment moderne, le Quebec Mercury présente les nouvelles locales accompagnées de nouvelles étrangères pigées dans les journaux anglais et américains. Le journal réserve dans ses pages une large place à la publicité.

Thomas Cary fils prend les rênes du journal à la retraite de son père en 1823.

Le ton francophobe des débuts s'adoucira avec les années. Thomas Cary partagera d'ailleurs la propriété du journal avec George-Paschal Desbarats de 1828 à 1848. George Thomas Cary, fils de Thomas, dirigera la publication à partir de 1855.

John Henry Willan, avocat, devient éditorialiste en 1850. Le Quebec Mercury prend alors des positions favorables à l'annexionnisme avec les États-Unis. Willan restera au journal jusqu'en 1862. En août 1862, la famille Cary met le journal en location, ce qui permet à Josiah Blackburn et à George Sheppard de prendre les postes d'éditeur et de rédacteur, dans le but d'appuyer l'homme politique réformiste John Sandfield MacDonald, qui devient premier ministre du Canada-Uni.

Le retour au pouvoir du conservateur John A. MacDonald en mars 1864 entraîne la réapparition de Willan au Quebec Mercury afin d'appuyer le projet de confédération, mais avec moins d'enthousiasme que le Morning Chronicle.

Le tirage du Quebec Mercury atteint 1000 exemplaires en 1870 et 3000 en 1898, année où George Stewart, auteur et critique littéraire, en fait l'acquisition. Le journal était demeuré la propriété de la famille Cary jusqu'en février 1890. L'homme politique libéral Joseph-Israël Tarte, proche de Wilfrid Laurier, achète le Mercury en 1902, mais la surabondance de journaux anglophones à Québec ne permet pas au journal de survivre au-delà d'octobre 1903.

BEAULIEU, André et Jean HAMELIN, La presse québécoise des origines à nos jours, Québec, Presses de l'Université Laval, 1973, vol. I, p. 14-15.

GAUVIN, Daniel, « Cary, Thomas [père] », Dictionnaire biographique du Canada, en ligne.

JONES, Elwood H., « Blackburn, Josiah », Dictionnaire biographique du Canada, en ligne.

LA TERREUR, Marc « Cary, Thomas [fils] », Dictionnaire biographique du Canada, en ligne.

WATERSTON, Elizabeth, « Willan, John Henry », Dictionnaire biographique du Canada, en ligne.

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[" THE QUEBEC MERCURY, Morei it stvdia kt populo* et prælia dicam.Virg.Georg, iv.5# VOL.IV.] MONDAY.FEBRUARY 15, 1808.[No.7.FKOM THE BOSTON CAXETTE» COMMUNICATION.\u201cKntjUod iakn all\tj;oinfr.to Fnncc\u2014I ramc t iV-f' -*H our bhip» gomp lo b ngUnd, thenrtorc th«- Inbjrno n yt r, 1 he furr^oing is the mbst.mCC vi Governor Sullivan*'\u2019 rt a>on*< in defence ot the K»n-hirgo, aiul lament» who do not give them-vive* the trouble to look below the vurf-ite, because it require-\u2019exertiontlunk that there i> jotne plausibility in this rtaxming.It »> ot ce-»sary tlwt somebody should go through this ptoces> ot tkmktni.and present the result to tho»e who ouj// not tlunk tor themselves.If the above reasoning in f»vor of the Embargo it true, THF.H it follows that the embargo ought to /«>/ at L «i; «»* hranee and England keep on their Mo kaiheig detrets, and of course it will follow that we must cut up otir ships for fuel, and our sailors must be-s:sn their apprenticeships to our farmers.T he Embargo is to I «st as long as the nerti-nacity and prihc can take so few, that tli \u2022 n>k would not pay the ex pence «d of our aiming, nor diminish the profit of our tra !c.Let us then take two views of these- block E\u2019.i.ig decrees.First, tlie Comparative Justice of them Secondly\u2014I he Amount of Commen \u2022 Mill left to us in case they 6o:h go into opei a tun.f irst, then, the Comparative Justice 01 the French and English decrees.I.The first idea v.hich presents itself i ihat France began this new warfare.It \u2022 more than a year since she announced it.s.'I he deenre of France beings violation of the law of.nations, to the detriment a well of Great Britain as of Neutrals, Great Britain had a rightto expect on the part of neutrals, a resistance to this usurpation.Tins she notified us, she did expert twelve months since.We have not resisted but have submitted.3.\tFrance was bound to us by Treaty\u2014 England mi not.By the nth article ot oui Treaty with France, she stipulates that she never nvill declare the ports of her enemies in i state of blockade unless the blockade be actual, and that we may at all times fTtely trade w ith her enemies.We have not violated this treaty\u2014no complaint is even made against us.\u2018I he French decree is then\tperfidious and unjust.4.\tFrance forbids any trade whatever w ith Great Britain.But Great Britain allows a lirenied trade through her own port' w ith France.5.\tFrance prohibits a/f fraif with British Colonies.Bui England allows a free trade from Neutral Countries, to French, Dutch and Spanish Colonies, in the productions of the Neutral Country, and the l ee importation of the colonial produce of her enemies into *uch Neutral Countries.b.France disfranchises, or prohibits the entry forever oi any ship which in .my farmer v<*y 14e >lull have been by ronci:, orother-wi.-e, in a Brirish pert.Great-Brit un makes no such unjust regulation or prohibition.7.Fran» \u2022 gives no notice to the uncon-ci-o.i'.tnd unhappy neutral, Fut subject*him to capture u (houtrsrn '<4 4 matvajt.Gr.n;i the Ncnti.tl Ship has been earned.u ! unce gives no privilege \u2014relaxe»» no 11 'a , .\t.1 partial compensation for he*\u201841 ijust decree \u2022\u2022 C.r it- Britain r-1 ixes her darling Navigation ait, in order to dve as \u2019.ittlc cause of comjdaint to N \u2022utml »>posclteme of Ambition.Grcst-Britain d tiares her dreiee, to b.nier-dv d.!\tin supfsoit of lier eiisk 'icc thusOueate icd, and it will cgntimu n * lan 'er t!un w hile othei nations submit to tfu ujusticeof heren-my.What then is oar duty and our Interest l I To.rejii/ tbed'tree of France, in order that wr may procure the repeal of the other.Secondly.What will be the amount of our commerce, if both decrees go into operation I We now export 41 millions of our «Tr* produce.This is of infinitely more importance to the Nation, than our exports ot foreign produce, because the capitaloX the former will be lost to us if we do not export it, and the menanttlt profit only is all we shall lo»e by tiic loss of the export trade of the latter.If both decrees are enforced, as France can do very little in the execution of hers, except in the ports of her allies and in her ow'u\u2014 We shall still have, 1 st.All our Trade with England and her possessions, to which we have exported *6 millions per artnntu.ad.All our export trade ot our own produce to the French and Spanish, and Dutch and Danish Colonies.3d.All our Impart trade from these latter colonies.4th.We shall be p'-rmittcu to carry' dti after trade lo India and China, as before.5th.We >h.ill have our trade to Kusmj.6th.Our trade to Africa\u2014to Sicily\u2014to Trieste\u2014to Smyrna, and the ci.a>t of Asia Minor, will still be open.7th.Our trade to Sweden will be perfectly free, except in French, and Spanish, and Dutch goods.8th.A Li.tneed trade will be permitted in our irv n products, und perhaps even inCo-Io-ili! pa duce, from hence to England, Gib-rultat, and Malta, and thence to the enenucs of ijr -.ir-ttritain.If it be said thi> is prohibited by F once, »vc iri \u2019w cr, that a sea co id extending ti\\>m the B.iltick to til \u2022 lil ick >cm, occup.1 by N.i-:ious who cu-se their Yoke, and detest this deci v, ' ill and v.U'r afford room for an ext-n.iv1 a id U smuggling Commerce, K >t :j n >, ii v.ill be seen th it three quar-tc» N of all o ir 1 radc i left open to us, evet) if toe.' i lev re ic min in force, uid especi-l y \\wx inott i-i furtani part, 'h expi.rt of our oivn\tand the import of own own s.ipjdio, winch ue in no degree impeded.Vv ,11 acy m 1 be mad enough to say that n E ib ugo i' preferable to this extensive and secure^ un noleittd Commcrre f A MEKGHANT. 50 TURKEY.The bte occurrence* Jit Comtentinoj !?.m,»v give an addi'iona! degree Af mtriesi \u2022*> ilic fulloAing particular* respecting the Jum Si nes :\u2014 The title of January i* hereditary.The rre.iter part of the lurks enrol ibetmclvo into a leg o i of their t hoice, ih.«t they nnv enjoy the privileges attached to the institution of the Janissaries.These privileges consist in receiving the bastinado on the shoulder* instc.id of receiving it on the solesof the feet,and lo be strangled in tcad of b.tng empaled* 1 her are one hundred and one legions ot |aniss*tie> ; «lie Grand Seignior is insfrib» d at the head of the first.I he number is not dere-mmed \u2014 Thoae that are willingly inclined, repair to th-army as volunteers.Every J.imss.ttv enlisting into a company, ia obliged to aubmit himseil during the first years ot Ins you.h, to b«* the servant of his messmates ; th*- beginners ate comm inded by a corporal whom they puncdua.ly obey.As a mirk ot the\"\u2019 apptenticc^hip tliey vear a leaxhern belt turiii^hed infiont with two large plates ot brass which aie joined together by a hook.It is they who perfotm the watch patrols, with sticks, which ihey c.*r y \\vben on duty, without any oiher arms.Ihey sop the disturbeia of thepcace, and ihey have a right of using theit belts to strike aiitto e who make resistance.After this teim ol ptoba-tion, which last* until the beadles* have acquired whisket s, they attain to ihc grades of ti>e company ; and it is only after thu tnal that itiey are conaidetcd aa Jitrssanes.Ihey cause a mark to be made on boih their arm», dcsignati ig the leg on to which they belong.The firit legion is diatmguished by a crescent.The point of honour w ith ihe Janissaries i> ¦ot to preserve iheir colnut >.\t\u20191 he gt cate*t of ail the disasters that can happen to a legion is lo lose its seething pots; tliey then consider themjelveS dishonoured, lb.: Janiaiar res w ear, on days ofeerem « who have the means ol getting houcs, di»pen»c with going on loot, without nevertheless q litting their company.Thi* contusion of horse and foot soldiers is one of the first cauvc^ of disorder which prevails in the mihtu of the army.The Spahu compose* the c «vairy, and are divided into sixteen legion*.T hey po-se* much landed property in feudal tenure, with the right of trawfcring the same to their male children; in default of which, their cnief cat.dispose of it a* he thinks proper.I he rrgula lions of their order are not so tnflinga» ihar ot «he Janissaries.They will forsaac their see* thing-keules more willingly than 1 heir stars.Audi.The head mao of the cannoneers ha: several thousand of iliem under his command.£amc of Uaisi, uaiocd by frcncii otbcqf*) in order to form a rom !!umbe,rhot bombardiers ; but dies ire rather I his philosophic |»b-u and hts *.o*tatic ascen.» n.kiltul mi their i-rofe*'»on, snd kn.w nor cions, ori'-ot wh ch he I rrely mail', in cuncen how to derive snv b nelit f.o.n .h* aru^ confi.with M.Biot, ot the Nat.onsl Insutute.M* led ro them, lix horse and loot «ofuuteers B<»uplaud, w».o uavciavi in the A W;'h '\t\u2018 M.H onbolr, remains thi » w inter at r.*ii», to prepace tor the prêt* a work on ihe Equinoctial Pl int», a part of winch lie iradio the tiisi dsu foi m »r vci *1 cor p*, coiomandcd oy ofiiccn i.ir \u2022 j h ive thrinielves sho»c among the Tuiks.1 hei; h ad dtcv* aloncdistiiM; iuhes hecoip» they belong to.It i.ihc cus om in I u.key to de'igntte by m ap* of tuit ans, the ditfeicut protestons as well a.mom m ^oucty.JITESIL TTsiLGRirV.Tut following occurrence, wliivîi hip.pened .it a market town in thr E-i't lk.!dn'g, \u2019 i> mentioned as a singular mst.icc of tin ' power of conscience in a young nund.\u2014\\ boy was suddenly scir.ed with i violent lever which in a few days carried him od.Another boy who hail been Ins inti\u2019n .te companion and play-fellow, wa> uncommonly -<»\u2022 licitous to obtain leave of his mother to be absent from school, on ihc day ot hi' departed tnend\u2019s funeral.Having with much in-treaty prevailed, be followed the corpse, and contrived to get a situation a' mar to ot the Institute in us last killing.The annual cooiumption of eatable» a*d drinkables m Pans, amounts fo 16,000,000 pounds cf bread, y t.o o oxen, 16.000 cowi, iO|,noo calves, i«c',oik) sh.*ep,\t\\\"f,s A l,4S7 mauls of oats.H.^oO do, hcif, 6,3®3 of cider, wine unknown, ioo q limais of k*.fi'b, 4 0,000 francs wo» 1 h of b-artdv.There tre upward'of y,000 ci ifec houses in Palis.1 he qua airy of cctf e con timed m ibis tuy wotudbc worth ascertaining, suk»' the man-tua-ni \u2018king gull, domestic and mations, a l breaktatt on it.LONDOK, *r.«.15.A few day» ago, a shocking occurrence took place at a public house along shore, below Liverpool :->everal men, part of the c:ew of the ship Neptune, which had run on .bore a little below the Foil, had bern employed in getting hcr o.T.1 hey h»d leu the vessel, and gone uuo a public lunisc for rctreshinent, w h-m .1 peraon caruc to tvque»t theirimmeduteftttewUnc at the iMguMd the edge of the grave as possible, where pa-1 not being able to prevail on them to leave ticritly waiting till the serviccwas toiiclu- th*: bum>e ia tantly, he h < I recourse to tie ded, and the sex\u2019on began to throw in the earth, he was observed to cast something upon trie coffin, and turning away, \u201cI shall gunpowder down ttse chimney ; in iun-no*v, (sayshe) be satisfied.\u201d I lieu word -, guence <»l which, one man was killed on the and the jingling of wdiat he threw into tiie grave, excited curiosi;y 10 examine what u \u2018could be.L»n searching, a halfpenny amt t four marbles were discovered.It appeared alter cnqimmg the reason ot tins extraordinary conduct, that he owed ail tin» to the deceased, and being prevented by hufriend\u2019s I sudden death from di-charging n, as he had telt a considerable decree ot uneasti*.\u2022» on that account, he pitclicd upon thi* jicciilur method ol paying In* debt, and quieting his conscience, before the closed grave op.po»cd an mwiperable obstacle.If an equally scrupulous regard to the MEi'ktand rt\u2019tx were to prevail in th world, how man»\u2019 cnormou* niasses ol peculation and fraud, embezzlement and knavery, would shrink into very moderate di meiisions I LONDON PARAGRAPHS.Humbolr, the traveller, is still in Paiif, ani engsgeu in Kientitic reseaiche*.Ha 1» s >o-t to piocecd to Italy, where he will undertake a scries ot experiment* on the chemical «naly si* cl an, tneelectnciiy of volcanoes, and th : UMCOMiy of the magnetic fluid.! hese expe- .! \u2022' .«I ng the root of tl : house, and dropping a c nuon caitriilge m j»ot, another had hi> arm so laccialcd as 10 nuke amputation at the shoulder ncce.saiv, and several others were severely hurt; t!.r house was shaken to its foundation, and die doors shattcicd lo pieces.An accident at on** ot the bo*rihng-hou\u20180 of WctlmuiMcr School, ou buuaay, wa» \u2022Ucnâtd Willi stiions Consequentn ot an In .» Ni/bjcman, who ws* atnuting him elf wnh a quant in if ^an ; os* 1er he tun procarctl, and whi- h he h.J convcitcii inio whs.\u2019 1* pv-otc firi c.» ly c*' til * d\u2019Vii% with nit being a>'aicul the cttcCt o'.»u , owetful an exj losio i, set hre 10 if, \u2022\u2022\u2022J '^e.whole apartmrni w*» imniedistely m » ntc .onflagraiion.lly tfie piudeiiceand ae»» ot ne ot ihe yo ng grutlcni mi, whomi.K ' tnr 100m, the lia ue> wcie extinguished ; bat thî odveniiireniiyuurh mid a companion, who wo* (inpioycd on his cxerci'e, aixi ioi>x no p*ff 15 uns dati^crout uorf, were .a much injuted, to requuc medical usi»tjtn« e.Wanton fun exercised on weak or puenle minds is always ciuel and dangcious, anUoi ea Uui,«s unite fwllowiog case.A (cw d»t dor*, » 1n.agr, into (hr tea, at w h>ch flic chid wat riocb fitpfnei ed j but thongli, wh-n he f;o» onthe icpewrdly ctird \"«n/rdlfT,\u201d lit* oihf i }, eapet iment ha> b en lotit.d to be eflictcijus, a d ha< elf creu a cute where the disorder ha> bafll d the tk'll of the mosi able pii)tic a i, and »-l o;hcr mcdi ines iiave failed.I therefore with you to re-pub lull it in your useful papet ; .t I thn.k it to b.a ma ter ot great impôtrauce to the public.\u2014 1 he ret ire i.s at Jollcwt, v>2.\u2022* I uke lialf a pirn of the beît vinegar thaï can be ohtai ud, .nd four tab'c spoon-lull s of hoc n arine sal', patient's arm was inclosed in i bag, and secure! by the/oyal signet ; he was exoccted to bear a red hot ball of iron, three times, from the alt-T to the rails of the sanctuary, without artifice ami injury.The General eluded the experiment with pleasantry.' I am a soldier,' \u2022aid he, ' and will boldly enter the lists with my accusers ; but a layman, a sinner like myself ia not endowed with the gift of mincies.Vour piety, holy prelate, may deserve the interposition of heaven, and from your hands I will receive rh.\u2018 fiery globe, the test of my innocence.\u2019 The Archbishop started, the Emperor smiled, and the General was pardoned, Mblakcholy Accideht.\u2014Late oe Friday night Iasi, two men from Arran, carrying some ke^\u2019s oi Smuggled Whisky up the p tth h-atiing from the Ducat Stream to the M'll Venual, having let one of them fall, by which the Ca->k was so injured that the Whisky was rtin.iing out, applied to a Gentlewoman, for some vessel iu which to put it, that the Spuil-.might not be lo^t : She shewed them into a h ick house, where placing it in a Wash* ing 1 ub, they wenl in quest of one of their roum ry women, w ho has long been in the habit of alliating in tilts illicit traue, with whom they soon returned, accompanied by a tespectab e old wuiiian w ho lived m the neighbourhood, and began to run it oif into another vessel, the Gentlewoman of the House holding a candle, a «parktiom which, tailing into the spirits, fore, he was mo\u2019 hablc.Mr.G irrow said, he should give no evpl t nation of the case, because It required none.It would lx auHScrent to call his witm-awrato p'ovr.ihat the whole war supplied by the plaumtf tor the use ol the ship, and in that ca»c the owners must be teaponsible.Mr.J- ncs, the sou ol the plasntilf, dfj'oxd to the advance of the amount staled to the Cap tain.Thomas Clsrk.the master of ihe vessel, was otherwise a sulit.ierit quam then ealled, bur h did init answer ; and it w.s1 ,Jit vine^ai j w: e i the tfT rvescet.ce is over, all in a bl se, and before any a»sistance could intinured, th^t he was feaiful of being pres ed, t,kc one vpoontul of ihi- solution, aid io it ! be afford-, d i hem, ttiey were burnt in so shoc-and therefore did not arte.id 1 he con>< q leiscr lour spoonfuls of boiling water, ar.d let it b\" king a inaimer, that the old woman expired of 'he .ib .cm e of this witness wa», that the | i*k n as hot as can be a* allowed.Thisiafot o.xt moriung, and the tecovery of the other plaints! was wholly incompetent to shew wh 11 an adult person, .nd m.«v be varud accoiding two remains very doiblful.wa* mrvxt material to bis succès , tfie applicu-, ro ihe age and conali^fio of the pstie.it; ie-j The highest piaiseis due to the neighboun ta>n of the money to ibe u»e of the ship.\t| p,,hc do>e in six h uirs it necessary.A tea and others, who heard ot the fire, for their Lord hhrnboiougii.\u2014** l could have given ot pla it^i oi iiul.'owa may be given with it J prompt and judicious excitions.Aided by i he im a protection.1*\tSimple as this u>ay appear, it hss in re my in 'niccng ne.tun sjoaextir.gjishcd it, ih.rcby Mr.G .riow.\u2014\u201c What, my Lord, undei «tancra petfoiin.d wun.i rt, a;.d the public saving the f oui houses, though covered with (and in that pioporuun) or it went oft w uh an explosion that drove the nr Qtnui'it.of alt to s.i u- roof iioui the house, set the women's clothes the impress P\u201d Lord Lilcnboroiigh.\u2014\" Yn ; under any ao iho*uy in the land, lui trie juiposcs ot public jasticc.\" I lumias ( lark was ihen called on hit mb, ix-tu \u2014Piainiilt Nunsiutrd.agrIcvltukjl.HUE NET OEMS.Mr.Deane >.*ys '* I h ive had a bed of tl i grass for two years pisi on a\tuungijr\t*and.\tIr has grown luxui latuly, ihe stem» riling to th height ol three let! : amt ihe seed npei ing li-ycai ii was ».wed, iho tgh st wa» not s .wd nil tiie cud >f May.1 be second year the s.r ripened 1 ihirik m June.\u2014tiie cvemy ol out Wincrfiost ncithr kuled any\tol it, noi\to math as altered tin veruure\tof\tthe\tatettit\to leaves.Soii>e of il wa c> t\tup\tand\tgiven\t fair to be a pr -fi a grs«* i.i this co tiny, wlicre fsost occastuti d c CiM hu ng our stuck» to diy fodder fo .*(X Ecvcu lilouihs ; fui on a pastuic ol this g.a - pe- .\t.\t\u201e\t- , w wiii .u well uoi to pass this recipe oser loo.ihatch, a d dista t only eighteen mchct.ighily.\u201d\tTl.r a<.o.nu)g pietuixs b.mg insured by the !.i\tlm;.etial Insmance Co.they have ordered FrUlioni tr ik 01 iccoffmtnJfd.\ttitcir Agent hereto rew ri such indtvidua \u2022 x \u2014\tWiall appear to have been most active in sup.I h been oh civet:, tbst they who marvi-lpitssi; g the lie, and preventing it from jc ui , or Car v il, rt n vnu.t.ckeJ u ill.; cjntinttn'Ca'in^ with the iasuicd premi.es, be rnc-p* yi e.f.h-r 1.us, ot f'adus, duCL maikot tlieii a p ohatio.i, -nf as a sinnuliii or oi n< tlostutal lor the pi'^ue at Smyrti ,jtos ch laudable < sei rions on u nilar occasioua.i ei\u2019f», i at d.i iiig the s?yeatiwfi ch h iiaij '.N'c arc sorry that to ih.s catajtiophe we been u u \u2022: itus n>n, t.e l.au e< n no m^an* c upluy .«gainst th*! diseasetnon: US iul Ilian .i.non» ot t il.\"\u2014In he «paie of five ye ns ,o ci ni» i i ert.u with pla u , luve b \u2019c,.c -ivio min 'he ho pual at Si.y ,>a, and I a i.'in d thaï i iho>c who wx the end of the Greek F.mpir -t Ci n>i.nutT«0|'le, a Genrr I, w.i* m.idto u d rjotliv frery piuot of ih- t) d*al by an \\ ct'bishop, ¦ >i uh-eoiift»'*»\tThe cere mon \\ »as this) thiec oa)s bciorc the m.l the >ho.luhu>c io add a ct wuntsta -Cc which per-hap S'and» uncq.al!e(l in the annals ot biuuil-uy.i tic two nitre-naiy sm.g^lers, who h'd b cn itie g i.t* c use i t this ciitcl caiam y, .eg »r.ile'* of'h a arming sun uicji in nhxh ihc; aw the ttv.tia o tun e \u2022tt.feeer», aid .a.lous to thiit pieicu g ci e», del lier.t-ly tiiauhéd op iwo kegs of wht'ky , an off aud lad them in a neiguhouimg yaid.ihe hoocst indignation of the people, however, directes toe leaich ol two > xCtsc otfa.c-rswtio s ued them.«V - moi h Lunent that ihe punishment the law allow so.i.upi imig smuggler* was not put ia force o,i these uBfctrlt'ig i.v rca u, wioaight ca-dy have putcu.td the a»c.e.it Lutu piov* atin fatal. 52 H Al IFAX, Oee, \\t.BRITISH ORDERS.\tI\t,\tP__ \u20141 mi111~f fiu*n U-\tof The Nrw.YoikG«»e»e of W dnewfav\t£\u201cf' *^( i( uf s B> Rot,i(., i ¦.}.» h«uir^>.eowMiot ih«r *d ar,d jd Ordet* ot »l.< l»*'» 'Ji j\tAr(hibltd, W.C.IoiS , J ^>11».W Government, ai leogs h.A »innm«rv ot them |\t^\t,\u201ed T.IV.- m, f'qor*.i.Ci^emn cüf fir»t t »^e, w.\u2019h \u2022>» 'mPor;tn\u2018! *,lira Jo ih* lî n.Vire Admi,.! !*<¦'* ry, w.>h _ ._ _<¦\t_ .J r\\*.\t.it jo nr at rd II) I .\t, _\t«.il.-_ l» gl'vn ni cu«\ti \u2022»*» \u201d\u2022\t.«mro on in'h m.» \u2022 ¦ ¦ corretnor of the «d» Dev ice, a» it aj>prf ed m | h* foitowiuc Ad\u2018m»\t- the p.ipet>of Fndiy ana h-*uiTd»y.1 tic O' f, ^ n\u201er.r^t G^0/U-f <\u2022 drr »t P-.I.U , thm» Fie.^h commodities, o.\tZ !>', ytu\t^ ihoîeof o'het\thostile n»t»u\t*, may b atmiuc\tf* ' hn M \u2022\u201c\t* ^ *m \u2018 t«\t\" '\u2018\u201c2 B\"mh ,0\"\u2018'\t11\tkMc?M\tl e Re\u2019.'iev n'iiives.* fcj- A London papero» Nov 17 contain* the 1\tth ProViltCC o( N »ta BcotlJ.fi^lowing runai lu on thr icvmvI ot ei»otthc|\tS 1 R» B itish government, publiabcd ih > oay 1\tj,\tjv wl,h infinite ffpret vr Iram tint.\t\\ou.Orders of Council, jo** pobhthtd aie o0,|immf^4lr depMltire lro, and ti\te u .om on re,at.limitation* by which ah* cncum tribesih\trx*\tyUU have\tever manite»ied\tlo' ilic libei tie* o eict*e tf it, proceeded only font beiielf; ihevKe\t4nd u.c individual *c!|jrc o.\te ¦re an in out erse*, not to the claim* °l I peo^ic 0f ih » coomi), who will long ei.na K > t> T a a ls.but to her own feeling* Ot huma-,\tfu|,cme0f ycyl conduct intht.c patucu.nitv towardt them { and \u2019bey are m all case* a.U|| BUith.and in some ca*e* even mo(e than tho-e tnder the$c impreinom, we lave vot d States have a right to expect, who have I eroie tul)) 0f (jMg hunUird G inea» toi the pi.r-rfC^uiesced in the order* of F.ance, ptohitnuug ^ of a pwee of Plate ; which wc trust voo alt trade with £ gland.\tI will consider a» a pioof ofour hi0111 native I md(\tand thaï you may re- another conme* of our encmin, as may be ceive the entire approbation of oui Mou G-a Cirried on through the | out ot Great Britain or 1 cious Sovereign l«r your conduct, dining int her allies.This it a huge concession to A-Inme of your continuance 00 this comm .od, «erica ; by it we allow Fia >ce(.ow durm^thc ihioughoui which you have, wiihejua.him time of war) to supply America w ith colonial !ne*» and n o\u2019eration.sup| orted the f.ouoi 01 produce in preference 10 out», or at least, to the British Nag, and the moit i 10jorum m- _ .1 ^-\u2014\t.1 r ^ 1 , ^ it If s Li that in every siuiirion, it w.ll be my mo*i ana-o \u2022» stutiv tu d^ wrve the h *\u2022' hunor they have «onfetred upu 1 me, by «I Vi.u,,* mv «.*.usost endeu > rrurs to promote the mu icat», hap pme** and w Wtreol Nova vcoM \u2018.Asset.I nivo no olhcial u»iell'g«\"ce ol my removal Itom thi»cou.» u»d, but il those m- I\tinour» be titre, mv regift will be ir**.*d tit II\the know lx dec ol ib-t esc lb m O:*.cei\u2019s cl.*.r»,Ki wnu u rejoiir a i'kcly .0 Ik m> iuc.:e *or, m the h in P 'W'n that he wbl a.\u2019dv.pt 1 hr » me 'me ni » or.tti wh«ch you» par.t.alilV ha approved Ol, »nd vh h l have rvrr lendeavo-ncd to pursue, K>i the benefit of thit I Colony, ami the pu»jrnty ot it* maiiiine aud commère »l irr*cie»»«.Im.roaedwuh ihcte sentimenrs, it \u2022» w»h hone.i p ide and ihe mt*st tieaiilelt gran tide, that l accent ibi, v itu-ble memorial ot the good o, itHoti of tlic l^girlamre r»t tin-, l'urvtnce, and can only a'tute them, that w«u< b a» 1 am Ua to.1 re 1 and henawred by «be (i'fl \u2022» e omot a 10 to ! tS»tte trctoif s unde* « hit b l thall ever Con ider myielf bound, and wi h tt*r bigbe»! csierta land respect 'tibc ibr mv.It, Yo tr very ./li lted and devoted humble C.C SlRKlLiY.Dxk Ya^t Halifax, N.V.Dec.17.place our colonies and those of our enemies on a footing of equaliiy.The tune mutt cotnt \u2022rhen this systeui of Cooceision to the Amcii-caus can be no longer pursued ; and at all events when that time does ai rive, they cannot \u2022hen have it in their power to tav that we have «Ot treated üie» with lenity and torbearance.ANECDOTE OPTitt curcaoa opchisa.tcrrsttol your country.Houss.or A tiMBt.Y, Dtc.17.To wkuktkt Tut AJmiml ivat pltaud to rt'.utn tie S*b,t*iurnt /f'ritn r To tkt Honorable tkt HOUSE of Ht PNFSES-1A1 It ES of ikf Pro ¦ met oj Aow dcouu.GkN 1 limin, THE iiitete»«t of thu Province, are toclote.lycouoctted wrh the piospeutv and mai mm r strength ot the Mother Co nfry, that anv Dvina Use dupute between tbu country and Oihce.wo- Id be h^uly culpable if he d.d m Ipa.o,relative 10 It' very valuable poMe.s.on of tceUt his peculiar duly to piomo.^ th^m bi Noo ks Sound, sn tnghsh vesrel, which t»ad nee*, every means in hi» power.I » thu object.Upon a speculative voyage to Kamucha ka for lurs, I u ust, my tux ous endeavours have been di wa* by ttrew of weather lotted inioaChmc.e port, |rct ed, and it is no itiHing consolation to hnd, \u2022mated between Canton and Prkui, aud ihrre of | tBar m w'ha»evct ugbi thoàc nicaaures which 1 fer ed her furt for ulr, when an edict wu sent by }li|ye jd »picd tu uphold the dig.iiiy ol in Ibr Emperor, prohibtriag the importauon of fut» toiinliy| ^,,«1 rlu; glory of its Flag, may hr tato China ; the rearon he gave for wbuh waa, that ^\t4 a, home, this honorable te umuni of list Mh,.od,r«^.U\tM x) rr.p^cuble * Body.«.,6- SÜSTrml^Uî-IÏSîit.alclo., h,, l[-v« ol Rr,r«K\u201e,U.to ¦t a Iwer of peace, would not amtei .on war by re 'be l»ubl»c timid with ibur opinion ol th eeiviogihem from ether.A leasuu ibis worthy the reCtitudeof my usleotioin ; *nd wh-tever »*< peAecuott of European Monarcka*\tl be wf iiHUit dcaUny, ilscy auy bt usojeo UHti iLTAR, Not.ti.The armv from F gyi \u2022 *\u2022 rived ai Mcasiiu on the I* h .I October.The 1 urkt gave np all prit.inerto \u201cYer«*rd»v arrived his M.jC»*vN 'hip 1 hrtia from titr Darda nr lie\u2014Ian tro n Algei>\u2014 with A.P-gci on ts aid.\u2019\u2019 [Mr A P.waa an envoy eatrato the Tut kith guvn .uncut ; by hi* ictur « it »pt>e irt tiMi tic as wbo ly tailed in hi' nustion.) ** Alter the king of Spain'* proetama*)on re*.pecting the »a»a consjiticy\t\u2022 wblrsbe , the l tench amlvt ,ador immediately dmai-lel COgi.\u2018*anceol th< tame an-i j'tixe ding- agami* 1 (hr pi nee of Anunas.(the ki»*.*! >oo,) a d «he other .lecomplicc*.t.»«eat coosterna'iox prevailed it Madrid, snd very thm*{ anoouiw c cd a great catait'o, he j bu» tt was n t -p '*\u2022 i ended the re*ulf would be préjudicia; or greutly loguriotuio 'hetr under ceafencutCit# ll>n the ad Nov.two day* aitCi th< prot lama, lion, the ptincr of A*i<>n-s wa* re c*»c , m Consequc.e ot the claim.or* o< he peo.dc \u2019\u2019 L\u2019aut.U am, w|io aruvrd y.u 'day, 'ft* Gibraltar on tbe 171b of November Ih re wa' no nrW» froni the Ruaa.an Afe f wh tb W 'S jup the Mcduienait.an.A K.*o»i n man uN 'war tail df OUlGtbialiat into ibe AdaO c a» hO'i' ih a^th The loulou (ket hut n-t tree.uly ventured out of harlKwu .I tie Ha.'a'f 'ui-Crsw re no\u2018 muter.m\u201e the tra lc ol ,ny aiinn.Th ic we crepoit* at Gtbrallai thit itic Spainaois intend d 10 nbird ihat aUc hut the ai>pa cm titu alion ol ihe b.antw.11^* did no* indicate thaï such a iesrgn ws* to he executed very speedily.The Span.ard't tiucd to Captute Amrtkan ve srU.ln* K ench weiesaid tohavr tak » jo»'C* iuwo| Li'bt>n where the royal family remained, aud h lleei was *i»M in the harbour.Capt D* \u2022awr tilt MMiucutma of « ttiiuih pnyatctf* 53 vilich mt*'\\ «hat «he wa*«o detain all Pnrtu- |«he «âme neighborhood, w»« burnt, with books ¦ nr.f vriicl*.OH Vladrita, «IW afl-ci of i«|Rrain.hcc.Another d-iiillfry m the country \u2022hin» of war.standing S.E.suppocd io be .wat b.trrH the .amr m-Klit; and one whence a u ,1.,|j _\tA\u2019.L.'County beloitR^n^ tocapi.Einney, the ntRhi aher n i ¦\ti I he hand ut design appear a evidcitl in tins ma* BUSTOS, Jan afi.I chief.\t,=^-= Llovd\u2019a List, Noe.11\u2014a rived at Loc hryan !\ta got ak d »r a nc h.the M»Mtural.c»pt- H *«e, from Mont teal.1 Sarah Duubrsa ol NUillwrou^h, \"»» a -C.V at A.Rod .ry.E <| a-t»*r.i- y Rcncal ol ciuiotned io mak .n annual tease, to which ft\tSI.A.\u2014 It, an a*aft 4 C* r f t\u2019 has lived in London since that time by begging* So penurious *«o he, that on no account would he i an with his day's produce, like other ol his piofeasioit, but would make soup ol the bones winch he picked ur>, whenhe could nog obtain bis usual supply in h»a rounds Lord Auckland, (when Mr.Eden,) 'n the Amn* rican war, wa» one day hiringu«nR ihr Haute in a t\tft.__________A\tnf hlâ O T ^\t1 \u2022 U1 .-Joined u.mak .m annual least, to wnu n ^\tand aome of hi.nbaerviti- (.c.h' in i*e I her reUimn.At one of 'bc [*n J/jon/occa.on ng much Uughter, a member, ou en.te tneeli g> she drank all their he dtlis, \u2022a>tmr), ,er(n.\tles Fox whai was ihe master\u2014 ! \u2022 Whai a ^lor.ou* sight u i> to sec such a number\t\u201ey, the ma» of the people, \u201c #a/y ,(t, of branche, fl \u2022nr ishiitg from the ' .me root.^\tg0, agam into EJenV H,r U.Siaict ha* «ddreaed a Icuer to the tc )rb< ated John Dickson, Es^.( .n eminerir ti bln an lawyer, and a*»hot ol 'he Farine \u2019\t-\t.\t.\t.0.ettet t ) cea.'r sti .* hi» opwioil of the ground, of branches flourishing Iroul the '.\u2018me roof, fa jgni hat ft agkl the bran he* would flourish tow» in ibi* u.te Fi om application and indusi'y, W liy indeed KhouM any real p inots wish to \u2022\t,1\t.r\t,,,0 u.i.\the had amaoed a property of about so,ooodrmars* involee the '.aMon in war, tor b»if»»h seaitien,|'f *he o ion\t_^\t\u2019\t|a|ti, .u^h not able io rrau or write, be never hired 2'SXlt&'Zr*\tsingular^Sviction^ ™^r.\u2014»<-ptt »' :n.r considercd are.i.joia y 'a«pmvo,i o .H r m b|||mp'} i(J(1 lWr FV mvr d\u2014d :heC e gvmanS cutl\u201e,Brf ^ hu e4ilMj cm h.n lor the purpose of bnigr», e*« ap- I down ih.- nver.\t\u2022» b\t^ |h|, oirc \u201e \u201er v,-^ u.owjih before\thl.-ccoun, ; Wc book I h eroglyphio was No.H, w altemp u*g »0 mierrepi >h m, Wo .|)cN', ,ri.C4 ,, co vjeted in the penaliv of I nandeu down, ami *ur merchant rommenceU wr;!» rundown and c*>n*»denbly danaged.\t1\tj, c m.r comenUe,it tlut he wa' N o I »r».h a tooe you had » gailon of rum.brid «ueb \u2022 Mr.Roseha' will, him.son ol 1 h.rt Justice 5 'u\t4,ld ,lul ,u-uu Ju to , .) no mo.e me a pound of w.-.uch a time a\t^ \"»®; Mansneld, ot the Ei gli h coon ol common K\to vc a.oveiruicd, a» n\t\u2018uth a nine a cliee.e.\tbtoptb re, plea, a gem leman ot com,de,able rtiamm o»» 1 *,J\" *'\u2022\t\u2018DV1\" .^nri dOK .aim\tcu-«,mr, \u201c1 never had aehet^o you indaareeabl-maniera.SVe unde, M and that appea.cd «h.f\t^ P'\t! , lay p rum-l make my own Abecae/* «You although the P eMdcnrSn.oclama.mn \u2018 ^ h\u2018\u2018^ LTyc.', tTàr rlir Ckr^manliad\t*yVd hcr, u »r.ai -lie hacrJ ot^ &c Jt ,he tm<, s-id It is said that Mr.Ro>e has communicated\t^ ^ lhc pc,,a|t> q| sl.\t|,he merclvm.and I .o ilie American i;ovcininem the mu rcepted liiparchf) from the I rtncli nnni'ier ; .md that n cons»rjoence ot thesr, an oidcr has been ssued by the Eaccutivt io artcM gcoer.il Moca u.A British fleet of 17 \u2018ail of merrh in'tnen, mdei convov o{ 3 ships ot ihe line, »u.posed o t>e Iroin laiiiair.1.were lallen in »vi h, Dc-.ember, a , lat, «6, 48, long 7*, 4»».A French Flaj; ol Truce, wa.ia/n, The DnnrU Mcirtai ««nance with the European poft -i » *('ite.ahy\u2014 1 ne nation d.fencele.a, a.d noihm* dotn^ to put it in a .fair ot drience.T dr Ik .Vi.r.Prrudrnt on trial for I re.on\u2014 A tenator of rl>r lr hkatea on trial aa aeon.pirator flc.to di.mrtnbrr the union\u2014 The cormoandrr in chief of ihe army 00 tuai f®1 corruption and bnbciy\u2014 The commaiidet ol the nsvy on trial for cowar dice.Add to which, their port, are alt under ihe moat rigid blockade by ihor own lawa.Distil/trin burnt.On the night of the soth vit.the 'U ni er y of David Benton, at Gen.'-va, w*.bur.t, with all tta apparatus.Tw.bouta oltci, the duullcry of Mess, Kccds, iu UCH\u20ac «sr'-auv «¦\u2022\u2022a\t- \u2014- ?\t\u2014 it he merchaot, and I mud have forg Uea to |*ut tit holt m hia *iiM* ¦ \u2014Bo*t ¦ />-/> ¦ ¦\tnm A young gc.tlcm.io, in DnnJcc, Sc.lin.i\th ktlhi\u201e\u201e|f,h.,ommo.\"V'i'î.\u2019u l^.i ,c.\",\u201c-.m^\".»^»\u201c-wo«m.ac, 0,1 atl1b r x )niilli\u201eu |lim) is to simiUtity of hands ed with lhc invention come.1» lm rel.ct.1: t>.cn examining mm, 51\t^ counte.W.ll be ts»u ,d highly benefit 1 il I the .ecurt.v wm.tg- and finally «0 >i.t.ila.it> Ot CoUnr^ .\u2014\t:\t.11 an cs.ol banking and c uoting hou> a.rep.» 1 oiictd \u201c Do y» u think, tor instance,\u201d said .itutriu hou> a, repoioncsoi\t,\t.\t- H\t, ^ j .1\t\\1 arhow ** there is any similaitiy be uld the \u2022tteinpr be niadeon the Mt.OARROw, mere I late, d;c.>h latter in any g uilemai.,s town 01 coun.iy rc sidencc i.» the abvcncc of the ta.nity, the delinquent will inevuab'y be starved It* death foi his icineril), unle-a rrlicvcd by a pc *on ac-q lam ed wuh the piopei nieclioa of opening.A beggar of the name of James, who, for man) years ha, implored e ha ty to the public sirceu, a.idvkhocca known to the pu!»iic by the long hoaiv beard that hong oelo'c h * brea.t.dud on l ut'd i.ght Iasi, ai a wic\u2019i bed p \u2022liment 111 an obscmeco >11011 SaHion hi i.Being aware ol h s d ssoluiion, lie sent tor his only is ue, a ch mney 'Weeper, residing a.Renro'ivtlle i who, on his arilVul, iciik ven .buck in tlie lire place, l y the dumb motion' of lhc f/ her, Where he foo d gold and .live .pec ic 10 the amount ol 104L I l**4 penurious \u2022Id man wa b'.i n in Devo ah 1 it, and wa», 1 his younger days, a traclc»®aO at Exeter, which place he left ui an maolvtiu «ute, 1776, anu tween your countenance and mine \u201d\u2014*\u2022 Oh .Sir,\" said die wilnrs», *\u2018.>0* JiatUr m< t*0 nuihr There w.is aro*r of iaugbur to Ike Court lor .omc minute».wrrcks.On ihe «3th Oct, tn- bug Rambler,).Norri», .natter, fr.i.eiih for Picton (erw 5t pa»»engera 14H ixr*o », w*» dr \u2022sen on >liorr by a heavy .well, ar lhe Uay cf Bui ».Newfold.Only cighc of ibti.r uuloitun.t- proph wer^ «av.'d, being tbr wu bv aviol-u .urge on to a'tied m the r.-ekwAmoiig tho.c uhaperi.nru wa.c >e capt, a young 4e\"ile-.iLii of rr.pretabie conucxiona at Leith\u2014the ad tn4^ç> aeamen, s meii 4*.d one fema.e y,aaserigcr, ^ot on .bote\u2014o»eof wham d rd » on after.I be young woman who wa.»vrd, had ibe di.tier.-iyg eight of her pareiu., four ns.cr» and two hrotk:r«a pen.biug tnihe ve>>el.The wits of Paris, in the worst scenes of ihe Rcvwluiion, somciimcs Uftiea to crack incir 54 JbIim«t the e«pence of th?violent an4 h('i*Hra !»f$*int Vellier, ncerthe\u2018iM| w*i reid for ike »hip* h»d l>een ttopped, »nd the Ai fled denu^o^ues of .hr \u2019«y Co co« r r, *»»« H*e.\tpro.«eiry in uo e JcueU )rtQ i ror.f it in^ The Bi'l tocnn'inue, ff .< limned time, the\tbe oii^u-n lo .n Am ne an, liad h.m Mitmi Art, \\va» if»t the »'«iroogh of rittec; Tlic Suffolk w a* bo.rded on ihe 6th of iiec, Riv ri, piavi ig th<-e, w*»\tthat u.ooo licneh ir.Mip.h.d ci»m red e prearnfcd to ih \u2022 house ami hro'^ht up.A\tcapital ot Po'tu, al a ui that t e Pou iR\\ir«e bill to regulate Noiai e», and a bill t\u2018> i« pulale flret hud been joined by an enxhtli\t.nt * the weight and raie'oftenain t i>itia, &c.Wrre nndet the comnaund of 'ir .>i :»f\\ Smith, if botli ic.d < arcood lime m com-\t(rom rhe ,7,h 1> \u2022.-o ih i J.h /auuwy .\u2014uif Alien Ait\twaa\tr\tad\ta\tthin umr pttto and otdrrcd\tmittee to cooatder funherthe b»ll toe rcgulatinR\tJ B.W«.-nw«i iu ad, in a few day*, tur to the Leeitlwtve Council,\u2014A ibll t jc octter r-ji the Inal of con los-ei icd elvtio t or rct.iiiu ol the American st.iio.i.i ibe SwitWuf-, ot 74 nmmbcfs to trrve in the ilo.ite of Aa.nibl*',\tR' n*, iap:.k on ,\u2014 i he (vidr of fiuta a 1 and N'r.Speaner h ivirr tcti'tnd ibe cb«ir ilie\trapidly rccruinn^ hu anav, with whom mi mujeuy it r Micmcly p.pul ir.\u2014Bonaparte c 1.on the tne i\u2019Ot b e *4ih oi Jufv, c«h biied t»« 'sparet'Cr over hi* ¦ (»r, with thete wo*d», ** /-M C'Hstitytu'H on la Mort,'* *\u2022 rhe Comittu» tio .oi Death and \u2018om person wrore under it, ** Lfs Batnfr)tJ 0, Bi.etrt,\" *' ihc Co.d-bathaor Bed.am I\u201d PROVINCIAL PARLIAMENT.or LUH'F.R CANADA Hou*e or assemblv, rebruary\u2014i8\u20188' letidR the waiRht and rate* » w nch cctam Coma *h«U paw current in th t Pro*mce wat read fi»r ih-flru um'.\u2014The houtc then went into cnimniuec bill w.srvpontd wnh*nacn«lme«ta wh ch aen on the l>il for tht Better pre.ervat on 0» hit Majet ag?fe , fo Jn(1 ,bc | oidered to hec or-ot*ed.tvU government aa by law happily ettahlohed m VaTaeday, ,j.\u2014The Houaethen went into com , ____________________________________ thn provinc-5 the hltnka were hlied up and *n\tWi »ne bid to continue tl»e Militia act and |i,ai fte would .catiov it, loi lit attach?., amendment m.dt their».», 1 hr\t5*%,n* ,**( Mr.Speaker bavin* reiumed the chair the b.U *»*»; £\u201e.!,,\u201eJ.av a warimi ; to the o her im kj \u2022umrdt the ^mr wâi agrcfd tu »no inc bill oidcrcd ffpocted with tintcmlincuu* «nd ihr q^cAlloci wi* tmopc H\tthin w»th u lob* eo*rf>»»rd\t; oructrd lo be put uu Ihe aincndinruu ou Moudat * .j '\t.*\t.1.*____ tiutl) dev a Fed that he u-ould not autfer tne ^urtu»;uca« ^ov emm ut to .ai.t any longer, and teat to iont ot high Tttiijy.^ \u2014A bill lo regulate N tarira and to* \"XT\tr\t'\t.'\t'\t# j a »d dcipotic hand, on the continent-\u2014AH \u2022toerd an \u2022« or ordinance, therein mentioned, waa j The Honae ajtir.reaoKed into comm.«ee further ^ür,,Jt .<^ rror of Ku.aii it Cumidrrab.y The Houar then adjourued nil Monday next.autî* mennn^ h t iatid -ml at a foicea.\u2014i » o or (hire jimporiaut c*p diiioua -ere about 10 aail ftunt IEu0lnod.1 tie tcRiiUcntarra iy fur mbaikan-on wee at I\u2019oruuio.ri\u2014*l»c 7lll of Royal Ku* [ailcera, 8ih, 131I),\t1 jd, ad biti.l;oit, jid, I jjih, Mdamt »x battalion* of tne German I.crioi A.1'Uuiou h a .ompanii 1 ot Artiile.bring in \u2022 bill Mcotoiaigiv \u2014 As addreu waa tnen raining Londo.i duel to the ayth ot Noveinbei,: ,v t u*n41^\t* 1C * 1 h a.»d t <1J B.If», ad bar.leiK) ibe liuvcr.i'ir pray ng he > truni which we h d jiut lime o-ollnt ihu th\t^\u2018e l,i bl*' praying for a bn) to tegi late the Common ay.per taming to ihe aaid par iah w aa preaented to the houar, received and referred to a committre of ft«e member», The chairman to whom waa referred the petition»! J-* Nov*, an! na» furnish.J the v of new v Acvounta wcic received u, » ,c\tl\u2019' voied to tua kxcr.leiKy ibe Governor pray.ug he t trunj which we h d jiut >itne >0 \u2022 ollect ih«t lb *\"u mr\u2019 iu oa.aiion i.yt'1 regiment.Some will be pleated to order the proper otherra to la>,,|,,p Suffolk at lived at New Yoik froiil l.oudo\u2019, ! >,*,cr\t,hc uiaich.A Cork, 3d, uo1 Whitctocivc wat poa tiv.ly to l>e j brougfit to Inal \u2014 1 be treaty bnv.en Fran C a cd to have been signed.1 ! e maiy ol new Account» wnc rece ived n, r'\u2019v\t»'\u2022\u2022* c a.id Ireiima iC has be rt l.ondon, ot the arrival of a Rosaiaii f| ct m L abon, all brii.sh proi erty in\thad been .onhseated, and the Pn.icc R g nt li a rmbarKcd Ins plat*', jewel», \\c on bo.n tlir Por:uguc»e fleet at Lisbon, which w re in readiness tor ca, on boardof w I.Lh he Pnncr wat determined to embara h.nskctff 1 rh * B a-aiis, if (he freru h-1 my shouid niai vfi 'iilo Li, whul upon the bill to régulât the m.lof Coctro ^ A\t1\tLu yerted Elections, and having made some prugreit, 5>,jn» tmar-c .0 .a>.u her niifl.Ihe 11o: fiuce, which had lately ao >1 Mt.FoiU:», Am: ncan Co.uul at Hamburgh, wsniin^all \\ ncanca.tarns from entering the po 01 cattle export d from ih.» pi ovine/ during die same period lo exempt ihe »aid ruin fiom duty.\u2014An esgr'»aae-rv«\u2019iori »f hn M «jeu y * goveruiUrni at by .aw «i pily e*tanli:h<4 in this piovincr, waa ieau the third titnr, pa»>ed and o.derrd to the L'ga.at.vr Council,\u2014Tne house in commutee pro.e.t away, ibv* ii.cntion was to burn h r.f he l^rtOtuiicc ot Ihr pilot was tbe ov,a«-o of lie 1 lusii at ihe lour.b ranbc ei cooccastwtd iu the paxub^uver» Libc, Ja-c# aud Wcscr, aii the Aoum.nu a 11 », wov.at < On \\\\ dncsday rnmning two large lfant|Or(i» .>.\t1 n; < of Wales, >ailed Iron» l).bliii Har- iri.1.g \u2022nt 6 ardtn y*(lti.deg, and a numi rr »! Voiuitrer.fr jut ih jis-th Cork aud Aouib M yo regiment, of Militia, On Thur.day eveniu » ttr y » 1 e w-,i k\u2019ng in tue B/r, ana ei eavourmg .an 1 mo ihe nai oour, ih' heaviest fa.I of aieer \u2022 uu snow, pc, baps we icuKmOcr, closed picma- 55 turrly, tK»t ful d»y, to «hr hiplri» «nd unfor mnur p^tw-n^ru.Thr fi«»« nmfoitun', i« «ppr*!».hippmrd to «hr Pn1 fraiuponi, alio wrm down.\t,\t,\t.The followingare among tli* O hceia loll hi «h Prince of Walra.Capl.P «tager aid of il«e f«h.foot.Capi.Gregory ®f'he jad.diuo; P.mign Hrvan «0 ditto LwiaC.)*\u2022.folry ynih.ditto jLieui.Kilkelly jd.d.1.0 and Lieut.McLean 1 SUi.ditto.rhnf ahoiti iwemy ocb^r orties* on boires, belonging to d.Hercru irgimenii, i% hole name, do n<.*n and iw-j fo'd-enw-re fayed, by taking to a boat, juft befoie the vtftel funk.Lcttera are received in town, from V-rmonf, trcndonttig tfiai «here w.t.1 report current tin» the négociation with M*.Ko»e had broken off.I hourh such .m event 1* from bring inu pomlitc, yet this û to be coiiiidercd at a nacre Report.In oor U»t we pnbli hed a Revive of the Huuacot Rcj#r«aentative» of Congresi, in which thc\\ r que't all the information whi>h may have been, at iny tim-, forwa ded to the gov-eminent, touching a comb\u2019.n.i«toi between the agent» et any lorci^n govcrtitnent and citizens of th ' U b'ai », f n di'inemh'ring the Union ; or going to thew lhat a y officer of ihe S\u2019atci lia», a» any 'ime, Curru, tly received numey from any foieig 1 govenuoemor it.agent».Mr.Jellcr-.on has »inee n.ad' hu romm.ini-cation.Ii 1.w hat rr.i^h b ive b en t kpected, appaifntly of little moment, \"here *11 the in-forma'ion relating to ill.iihui 1., no doubt, 4 alluted as much a» pu» ib.c.Mr.Editor, Mu- h mjitrr Ha* ng bc'n rceenily agitaird.rc» pr.i'i-g the in »rtf 10 .mcb the oath wa.dmimner-ed 10 Mr.L.Hart, to quality him to tak hi* »> at.to rr p»r i.i .h' to an c»t thr e R ivci », : I fia» .nou \u2022 ced me to pmu-e the act >«l I'ai In ment, which gav* n»r 10 me A**'ably ot Lcwrr Canada.U it cjeaily liemonHiaird, thaï pe»»<«niGl ho religiou.trriru are not pru.cribed, hy lliai *rt, troin liic A \u2022cmbly ; in taking ih oa* niiuertrd in the act, 1 d.»'.1.01 die.air 01.what buck it 11 11» he taken ; but at ih* aubjrct o U»e prerogative of the Crown, to iippu.nl voininisaionei» whoar duty it 0, ta ad mima n thr oath, in a cm tcirneiou.at.d b.'idmg f* ' n», tf .hry .nould br laiolirdthcrewiih, I »h>>u'd ilktonao'tv iiitci, the Aa.Tiubiy ought not to tnur m «r.J will proerrd a frw »trpa further.1 nr ]cg»|*tuie of Lower Canada, although it in* |clud*a an hereditary nobility, it not itilrd parlia ment nf Lower Canada, in that act, neither due.a ty rliuie of that act, convey to them the right», unvilrdgei, andcuttoma of parliament ; but on the contrary, parliament can control many maiertai leu, and can if the pirater, annul their legislative rapacity.From hence, 1 should reasonably pre \u2022urne, that the Legi.lature cannui astumr tne title ot parliament, nor auy other right, curium or pri vtlrd_e, than what isgiamed to them by the said act of parliament, or w hich it can obtain, from its own acta.Hut if such w as not the ca*e, and that act did con* frr all the priviledgrt and custom, of parliament au'Hy, parliamentary oath rua'umscould not ope tale, cite ihecaiholick wouldgrumnle, aa it would I he unjust to al.ow a pait to operate «gainai one sect \u2022n I n >t again.t th* other Had the person in que*» ! on been allowed to sweat on the Evangelists, in stead of the Testament, probably he would not have regarded (hroath aa binding, and I should have (hen oil.id- 1 ed (lie coiiiini*aionria aa rroichen.i He, I entertain too high an opinion of the gentle men computing the Assembly, to suppose they w ill si.H*r thenis.-Uea to be drawn into any illiberal iConcbi\u2019ions, or that they will brand any sect wnh 1 religious intolerance 01 incapacity,\t/.The Jews have b*en charged with the unfora! priticijle .«I\tthem/tUet ; and certain chril nan.wnh too much r.c-i.!\u2022! \u2022\"foectng ih® text * f cw/e/rV® ftf cow a in.* yuere, whether in fomr late proceeding» there has nut been (omeihjiig uf a Jchange cf character t 1 Onr ot the offices of n \u2018\t: paper is to , \u201c shoot folly a-, it flic»,\u201d wherefore we take the liberty to recommend to all whom they may coiicrm, tfic following lines ol Pope\u2014 *' for mair/ot filth let aenie ess bigots fi^hi, ** H s faith it be.t wh «se life is in the rigid.** In a bill lately brought into the Ifmisr ot ! Assembly, concerning Notaries, th re is ;\u2022 clause for subjecting their charges to t.ixa-lion, m case of dissatisfaction.>o tar very well\u2014but who are to be the judges ?N' hy Xctaitetp and their determination i' to be J'Ji nit tit.Is not tins a iking my brother it I am a rogue ?Extracts from the Act for thr*better Regulation of the Militia of this Province, yu.* *ed in the g-jd yearot'tlia Majcjty\u2019s reign.FROM C L / U » t \\ X IV.*' Provided always that no p*rt of tlie militi i c illetl tortli in the ntaniuT aforesaid, hal! be obliged to continue in att^al ttrvicc, for more than six months atone time \u201d r ROM c L A V i F.X XIV.\u201c Provided always and be it further enac* itrd that all militi 1 ui(':i drawn by lot *sa-lurc'aid, shall be discharged at the end o* ant )tJr from the lime of draw ing, or sooner, d circumstances will allow thereof ; and \u2022h h they shall not be liable to draw again by lot, until, by rotation, it shall come to their turn, nor shall they be liable to be ordered out, unless that the exigencisot the service sh 11 require the whole of the militia »l the district, division or battalion, when, they shall reside, to be called out, iu which .isc the) hall be discharged as soon as the nature of such exigency will pcruui or that they can be conveniently replaced by detachments drawn from more distant parts of the province.\u201d It appears by a decUraiionof Mr, J.CameroB' of Upper Canada, that he hat produced to th© Agticultural Society of that province, M tha model of a machine, wtich upon the most simple and self-evident principles of mechanism and elemental power, and at an expence not exceeding two pounds, will, with the attend» 41ICC of one mao, perfotm the lat or of twenty, by any known manual process in the prepajatioo of Hemp.\t\u2014 MARRIED, OnTuesday, Mr.JohnCaxon to Miss A n g t l 1 cfj' t La Ri vu re, both of this city.State ofthe Th'rmomrtrr for *he part week, at 8 o'clo.k, A.M.11 25, 2S1 ay 30, 29, 26, tt.During a tevere »toim, in the winter of 1789, a ihip b/longing to New Cattle wat |o»t near Var* mouih ; and « Newfoutidiai.d Dug aionc eacaprd to .dorr, bring'ng in hi.mouth he captain'* pocket book.He lauded amidst a number of people, several ot whom mi vain attempted to take from hui» hit prize.The aagaciou» an mal, ai if arimble of the importance of the charge, which, in all pn ba« bililv, w a1 del.ver'd ;o him by hi» pe i>hing matte , at leng h leapt fawning!y agatoat the breatt of a maw who had an «acted hit iiunce amung the crow*), an 1 d.*,ivered the b-rok tu him.The dog im-iicdi-i ely iciurnrd to the place where he liad in.did ; and watched with great attci>uon for all the lb ng» that came from the wrnked veaael, aeiziug tbent, and endravorii'g 10 br-ngtiiem to land.EVEXING PUBLIC SALE.NTHURSDAY oext iS\u2019h in»t 21 \u2018even o\u2019c eck, w ill be »o!d po.iiivcly witiiout ic* five, at Müuthorp\u2019a Codec Koo\u2019.n, (f.ower I\u2019ow.i) t y the Subsciibcr :\u2014The valu-bL* frnitli and cnglish Books advertised in last Mcrcurv, with about 200 Vuiumcs of other choice Bo»>k» in both lan^u ij;es\u2014a large assortment ot Jewellery, pl.i'ed ann.japanmd Ware, irw W.iiches, Sword», Tam rinds, Madeira and Claictby tlie dozen, fiencb Bi jtsdy, Chee\u2019C n I a variety ot oth r ai ti* les, \u2022 £ h\"'- i s.*\u2022 .1 GRAY,i beg ¦« a: un - o'clock pr ci.ely THOM \\s AYLWIN', A.N B.Qurh*c jjih Fehruaiy »8 8.1 1IË STB itl'KlBhR\u201d- HAS rOR SAi.F, Dry ed Cod Fish, .at ijs.per Cwt.M id ihtto, .a .\t.\t1 os per do.Warranted ot a gcod quality* Priva e families may be supplied wiui «ny small quanti y.1 1 .arge quantities for ihc Tndertin town and :ountry.a rcasonablr dvdu.i:oq will be madta.Ordera will meet every attemioo.J.MACNIDER.Quebec, ijih February, td-S.1 56 wammmmmm POETRY TUr {oHowiug lus beta liaudcJ to us fvf publication K\tSPiECf/ at th* whig club.Tvbsoay, May KiWa M*rm.CAnn.**J Put,*!*» t> *\u2022 Mr.EmiuKr »«>d Trial bv Jury,*'ih- ! o«»;\u2014 Hf aro.e ard lut infini iH>j* vnnarM 10 beau./thank vo«i\tli»r «omhininR my nunr Wuh tbe Triéihy J*f.U \u2018be brat d of tame, / coni a \u2019u* a pu» i r({p i ni'in ad >r**t M» iCsrrt I» profound h#i.it »ou' »i an mere./ iamti\u20181 the atta*.k> fiel i- JretJ a .uttaint, / Uinn.t that attot'B Siiiwte» tl* /\u2019ifu to icttraini./own iherearrlin.c» when the Inal by Jury» May well be tua; ended to caib Rebel luiy, But now ReMtisn it kn- wn ip the land, / art aute in Cempirkitei notietaVe a h.nd./ «'hr in, 1 demure, / maimain, / ii»i»t, / profett, / proreat, w J am anre mat ovu Government now tut no fort, Ko Penenj tk.btL large Kait* / a minnet» in polttica, he a wi* W hole.J 111 ow matte an end, and / twcai till I die, tiilitui call for, aad ready am /, ^Bturi'VBO Inquirition W.II laVen tn Miry- le .bone K.'ad|\t°\t.name of WillwH»», w ho tl»cd v t.dt nl> on »l*c prei r rdin« day.It\tc»idence, tltat ihetkv-catcd, yy ho war* CyptiBn ol the hr» r.,te, .t d rct.dcd m apUndld apattmenta m lluckingba-n M-ert, «ai dc.-»Mn>; h-uell hy her alau for the l hf.ttrr, which »lv; frequented nightly, ^ l on a »ud ieu 'he\t,u ifr «Tv.Mil, that she lo ked catremrly »H.\tM»< had 'Circe!' uttered tuc e>pie ton, «hen she dropped di-w*» «hd*t ro>,t;ftng, nd < K!UV* tot the purp »*e of j.rrremiui the a<-diera ol tn- ^a'ruun Irom de.erm t>y awunmmg avroia the water.-HP from BelPi Weekly Utfjenger.PiLLOBY.\u2014OoTHufiday an old wretch.Dinted tfrcWi, «ho, about seyen year.' a,me, took out hi* liccoce u» a Method,v.preacher bcfo.e the Juauccs at Clcrkcnwell Seisions, and whowa.s cor victcd at the aamr plice, last Sessions, of a tno»t flagitioit* a< sait It upon a boy, with intent to comœir an unnatural crime, atood one hour on the pillo y tn Cletkettyvell green, puraiunt to hta sentante -, and not with taiding that a numbei of consublea and peace ofheera attended the bhenffs on the occ iaston, and that care had been pievin.aly uken to remove all sionea and dangcrona niitsilcs out of th«* reach of the populace, yet auch was l\\* fury and loutgnwion of the itiul'itudc, that the wretched cutumal su'Uined « moat merciless pelting.Showers of mud, ro'ten eg^v» tarnipc» cabbage * a k'» even stone» and bru k-bau, a»»Jiled in.u on a I aidea during his expot*.1 wo Iti»h labourer ., who came with thetr pocket* cramroed with i«#e potüKKt for the atuck were observée Bcalously plyitti; against the culprit those notional bullet^y and sw eating « such a fellow ought to oe rooiei out ol the world ;*» nor was it without extreme dilliculty that he coild l* protccied trom the fury of .tier* than a thousand women, who would have lorn l int to ptecem-tai had he nil been sheltered ftom then vengeance.Even the windows of the co c in wh^h he was conveyed to and from the Dillory, were btoken, aud the indignation of the crowd puisucUltiiuaa lo tg as the earner %y os to sight.TO PE LET, for on a oh more vryRs.A F A RM attune at La Canaidiere, River St.Chailc', the piofierty ol the late Rt KiCHABuaON, of two in enta x fcithca .n front, by thuiy-to.ir ui pent», or thereabout, it depth; together with a guod and loniinodiU' dwelling house, extensive bain and atabha, nid o;he» b ildtugs : al>o a very exce lent atw iar^e garuen.Tits above farm and ptrmt'ta, from their proxim ty to ihr town of t^uebic, and the feitihty of ib: soil, paiticuiatlv a» a g:**> fa,m may b: ta.ikeO among tl c brat fartni m Lower Canada i snd svell ment» the attention of am pci ;on denrous of cntenng into the farnung line.\u2014.En^utrv to l»e madron the prem se>.o of CH : bMI FU, No.to, Lower tuwn Mar ket ; lice,\u2014\u2014^«tc5«r, t-t*1 tek.i K __ hOR SALE, At Wm.HEN UEKSON\u2019s No.j, 5t Jo»eph S»>eet, a lew hundt.d wcigtit Le*i Jamaica Cot rxr.^*tbe<% ft\"***) Ij, 180*.FOR SALK, At the New Printing-Of.lice.RILES and .4rn In for the bet.1er government of the MiLtit the Province oj Lowcr~Caniidjt uihen embodied for jervice*\u2014-Price two fhtllingi and J\\x pence* N.H Tbe altovc rulea .ire in fore;?by tbe jyth aiticle of the A.I f<»r the better regulate» oi the Mit'» a tn this Province.N 0 3.St* Le'jL u Street, LIN H N.S tbferiber has on hand, and JL inn-nf^ keeping a conifant fup-plyofht.il Irilh Linen, of every des-cription, vs hit h as they come dir t from the manutadurer he can aiTurd to fell at a very moderate ptice.BKNJ.TRLMAIN.Qkr-e., tTtb jtpr.l, iV\u201907.FOR SALE.AN D poa^eviJ'' given on the hrt f OR SA I E, A FARM «itua'rd at In Carn./Jierr, j* eLtpentt lung by l artrnt in breadth,\u2014 rôÎDgonon?si'e t» Antoine LMi^tuc, and uiihe o'het to I tare '» (»o»trau.A*g \u2022 \u2022.-\t1 outs buai;.r f May next, ;» h ime, t>».> itories nigh, No.1 X, i*t, Jovp 1 Mrrct, U ; per I »iw n, O ic bre,\u2014enqure of W.MORRI SON.M (f \u2019ttd Win* fur Safe, AFEW pitx* hh.ls.a.>J q^ar\u2019er ta«k\u2018of Lo .1 >n PmtteulBi and foriid n Nlnkrt, timo'rieil mi die * ar 1 Ko direct Irom the lw .\u201end\u2014apt ly to 1 INTHORN it V ' L ! 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