The Montreal herald, 25 juin 1814, samedi 25 juin 1814

[" =r Anixcs Norirare TENERO,\u2014\u2014\u2014Or1.oo | \"Printed and Publithed by William Gray.= \u2014 = \u2014 re ema A a F re EC = ul Rw a oR + = ) - A Ban 3 >, eT PE ~ hd RCE Loft | q G (7 1 4 vy ; \u2018 y Sy 0 Vo A FA M [A Fe RL LEE TE TEE $ 4: ; \u201d 18.A ï panini Rp al BE Ly at À CNE TNR EN A 7 pi.A = + TALE : i Eh i = 77% he : ~ 8% y ; ¢ 1s a 4: a ve - Le he $*, : Te : 7 Se .hw - : _ J + » - - wn .- A 4, : .j Li , + - ; CL 2.y + othe Nop.= oda .Cw .+ ; PE ce.-\u2014 I ME-MON TREAT A 4 ~ Four Dollars per Annum, exclufive of l\u2019oftage.\u2014\u2014Six Months in advance.wor II] > \u201c The Steam Boat Swiflfure.1 eave Montreal, cs WEDNFSD :Y mora- ee ai 3 c'cieck, and Qdeb:con FRIDAY might as ve how the Bde ferver, AN pal ergen wok be ve Woerd ah Li before the sbeve fpeaified \u201cvoue, A: Maire sl, «ad at Queorc b.f re ke cafts «fF icom the Wharf.: T: uw Pricrs ARE, To Qubec 8 the C.bn - - : 10 © Vo Theec-Ri:ers\u2014de - - - # 5 © T3 William Meary-do < - - 015 © To Q «bec in the Srrerage = 01g © To Th (RR cer oped .© 42 6 « .To Wiaan Henry\u2014do - - - 0 4 © To Riontres! inthe Cama - - [3 o © To Woe Heargmdto - - = 3 5 © \u2018Fo Trees Rivetas\u2014.do - + - F 10 O To \u201c.nrreal wn the Siecrage - 3 0 © To Willian Horyemaoilo - = 15 © To Tihreec-Rirersme-m do = « ¢ 17 © .\\, Tiere arc no viber A prirg pisce 7 +o seri te send etry Mr are happytu sey but ell the reget youn ccept me bell thanks [0 the hoane, > F00U Le : et tbe peculiar and happy distinction of : A Brute 0 Su tur the me cE OMC NN SE bu pars ed sellers.ani w.ich v ou have been pleafcd tu confer npon me by your the itah Government.and of these we have eve: Gesticues, À ur 1 + pr per vol gelthe (c1e wrre se comp ete A leaf .e + sautesed the indejrrlene of the Jodi \u201cy Power 1 bey teen e fo offer you my gratefel schaswledg- - #3 Matros - ont \u20ac ucd 10 Aaap be route #7 À home nr by celiberare spprodbans nm Cf me Crilesgues wORe 42000 © the mest mate: al .nor can webaget the tients bor we Address with which yoe have besured CR Peeve ite ar\u2019 1 es mere Mate nu scty \u201cà dernnble am hu f- + ob : 4 \u2018| ene Abentacth and Lord, oo Trolormeay vears Rove been near oble vem of my cos- peer.3» Let 10 thes ints be om the happy seces te.A boire) Ta ~i o ot d care te the value ow Mr \\ relacs or ri fente 4 \"I oi \u2014 - œuf 1 telord Saverrita on the siden n co Br \u2018To the circumstances which have offo: dod pe this + Sad (SW 64 vw the à jaGrement miy be lormed 1 T° LE a ee a (00 ou th4\u20ac gives to the 1 'utery prmvieimn establie moet arcoptalie proof of the epione, which yes da +3 Be gure 0 abe cuern saver.Cows were wid so bg oe exprefs the beartéele saniioccue, woh | dorves trom red } \u2018 , of wl of the à .Toprol ot (me tren ment of at spwepde of VI} KBOWRY thal carry with we re theem of Genco mer, vy he cortve ort which ried he suscomian of testa inv alle conduct, Administration A Thee tat wer.however, 4 the Englut breed, whch un for wham [ huve ever felr.oud sil ever verasn te met the preven\u2019 Toy:.| Fou ils thot Lo Jud be} of Jmatice iu the Courts 10 which | have the honor te (apd La ausues auch Letter Lias ony eile in ie clumate.Éitere auaCu ment, and (be Lights sefponn.\u2019 Jrro-ofy ort 9 4 1 ant A ee ow» tha Crow ÿ pounntp, and.06 (be endeavors which hove been made - Tm = 11 EIRE T5 mmr he TT 7e + i .iE; .; : acces T2 \u201col Som Te .ee 4 x i Cl eg\u201d vy \"\" 1 - ge ac ; = ES it Ts M6 TUE EU E es - ; ae x - * ct .a | Te \u2019 > a.; ne : Le uy EE A mé Lag poy al MEL bd du de de TE SEE A à 4 M vl bop 3} \u2014 3 LA j > me HE Gy a 24 * 4 EAE à + \u201c + À x - A 4 it, é wy Ne aca \"1 asl , % > Fa un id .+ i Si\u201d pentes Ps.5 tn ~d | 4 A CM - à + + Ç _ PRY.py : 9 Lae ; + .\u2014 \"1 er _ - ra 4 AR Se TE TT \u201c t : th a Bb tmeliorale, Jouctics of thous Courts, | wil: \u2018sdvert.\u20141 qui Proviace 3p solicit mvevegn- © ithe 3 ol modulo Vos che Juatice of my Royal Master will aol sefuas it, and | lpok forward w the reste with Perfect cupfidence.Por Ge great attsatisn, respect and kindness, | \u2014 baybalways received from you, acceplmy nut sin cere 3, accompanied by wy niost ardent wishes for \u2018your long continu health, happiness uad usin ~~ YerFupted prosperity.and permit me to wdd, for the general wellare of the Community, of whieh for so many years, | have been a member.7 Gentlemen, I respectfully tuke leave of you.~ Anger of the Lionorabje Jaures Moyx, Chief Jus- «Tire of the District of MOXTREAL, to the address of the Ciuzens of Quebec ; upon the uecusation oi © the louse of Assembly.A GavtLengN, _ I take the earliést occasion tn express the high seme of acknowledgment | entertain for the very fgéorable opinions yom have cxpressed, upon the discharge of ay Judicial daues.The rectitude of my conduct, and the favorable op- Inions theron, which you have so warmly express ed, | confidently trust, will be fully justibed ; upon _, Sat publie ieveatigatuon J have most strensously in pore tresigd.fn - \u2019 ' .\u2026 Im great concern I feel foi the late beavy im- guise ani \u2018the admirustration of justice, al- \u2018pe to say, it must be a consolation to bebold so respeciable 8 part of His Majesty's subjects declur- : -tug su£k exalted opinions of that dispensation of jus- = tes, by Which their endeared and p'otectung Sover- , thoqugh the futhful duties of his servants, has 0 lolig assured their Liberties and Property, so perttyref His Loyal and faithful subjects.Gexwruemar, _ | beg you to receive my grateful thanks, for ardent wishes for my i and to be as- it will be attained by the approbation, next of my sovereign, of llis Loyal subjects, i security ad welfare have so in the dis- barge of any duties, bes: the stbject of wy seduluue .EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.- ° esenes ed M ep 4H ME AE Coté mr Jom Cort Yisgas.9 Apr Zi ie affirimed that Hendes tbe cenven- has cuaciué- 4 wiih the nther Alhed pu- ænde & secre* relance to Nerh a By this agreement England \u2018as from ati pouers the amsurence.that alter the rues re in Ravope, nune of them will meerfère 1» .Setween Nis Britannic Majesty sud North Ape .vas France © sho tn engage im the pence te be conclu \"ded gr ujhegribe 1a the same conditions.\u2019 Kh May \u2014The number nf men intended to be ue.= * cat Wacrweron's Army direct to North Amer ; te be 10.N0V nf which the Fuvsleers and 1e BYth nd wrong corps of Aitiliery will form à part \u2018' woove.34 May \u2014Se: od the evennz o large fret , under convoy of the Swinger.D.cratnr, snd Armed in Fiute They proceed direct for Burdesus, § 10.000 Trosps ius Amarcs \u2026 lt is now sed that the powers of the Plemipotentiaries from : So Unned Sentes vre safficieutig enteneve to justify them 'n img the seat of negociatiwn from Guctenburgh to the Ha- , er to Lordoa, ond that Mesers.Bayard and Gallatin have LT AR urgent with Our Mimsterd, 10 sliow wch remnval ; hither.2 Bin vam.The reyel Sosts sre ordered to embark ai Puree ath m the Leopard and Dramed (or M Ameren.: .Louseu.87h April.\u2014A dispatch has begn rece:ved-at the _.Office from Lord Cusrioreayts.datd Parts, §H A- } that bus Lordoiep bad, 0: that day.signed the fia NH.B.Majesty.a convention ler à suspenetet: of = with France, by ton and lend.$ Out loa from the site ot Baydune was spwards of 800 kil- TL ar Pare, 88th April.\u2014 doy have been ratified by Ho La 7 Revel sania.conventions with each ot the ÂlLed AE Powers, of which tha following are the sabstasice.gE.dvscie tat.\u2014 All Hosiisies te coute te and (and.- Sd.moln order to confirm the entabli-hment of the relations = Te of nmiy onl to Jet France enjay, 88 mech as possbie, before ; hand, the advantages of peace.the Allwd Powers shall conse Co te be evacunied by thew armen the whole vf the French wr ~ tery sech ou it wes Int Jamwary 1792.Sd The garrisens of those places shall march out with their bapgege\u2014They chal) be after to The we thew er thets Geld- andiery, ie she oprst'on.ai Spices tn Soe strong pleces n France be x torsed immediately.* \u2014 de 4 } v fais +4 = \" £ a + ! PTS ue Tee ' 1 PA ila > at a ee Vick 3, 5 dib.\u2014 Fe contracting Powers tetssive te themoeivos the agit of reguiating.sa the defiriteve treaty of pusee, the fat: the arsenals and shige of oir, which may be found iu the sud e.u>so0-00000 Le Bouts vod shupe of Pramce shall remain in their trve situations ; tbe liberty ef Éshing end cossting.The 7th Sih and gah asusies relate 10 the Liberation of all prroner \u2018ré hostagre-\u2014sulontense of trobper-rends by which they shal) meseh of.The now Government of France has restored to the Papr oh the 18, ornaments, seals he.taken (rues him end de posited in Frence.The roerd and web of Frederic the Great, token ot the Bar- fle of Jema, with other corevnd + tro the Presses States, are an their way from Paris to Beran.The Swndish Gurerument hae deciarcd the ports of Norwas o under biechate ; sud granied ietters of marque aquenst tha > [I The sntlnes of the treaty made with Naprleon nn the 1 11h wit.sre in toon.M\" w recognised as Kmperer, be 6 (00°.1:8 that ue for bie.He ie 10 baer the out re soverengnty of Kaa, with the right of esit and smirance ot piossure, The Emperor of Austria, who 10 expected im London, 16 tu rewde 1 the Duke of Cotberiond\u2019s apartments vi St James's.The Gusette of Saturday ennceste, the bluchade of the potts of Norway, by the Brtuh navy.| From Barowin's Jovanaz.ef 7tà Mpy.wvossit Ma 3 More Tet ton wu created Du.be ot Wellmgton ; e Baron N'déry 01 Niddes , ) BT.Grobass Poros L adoch > Baigawan ; senernl Cotton Daren Comtermere ; Gover! Hiil, Baros Hill.General He \\ resid, Baron Berestord.- px The Monteur of S@th.codtams the adhesion of Admirar à Guithesume pad Bouvet, on dehaif of bumvelf and the Brey: squadron.: Mounsraët.April 11.\u2014 Lecter from Lord Daibousie to His \"Royal Highways the Duke &\u2019 dugeskianr : : Sin] hasten wilh all the wareth snd singerty of a trois it Tugush beari, to cnngroluiete your Reyes) Hightem en the greet events which Lave deou at irngth senevaced As a pled qu ot the joi of Jord Welhngton and my country | um tages te offer the hbeny of 300 Odicers aml nou a my po- ul .wer, Fbog your Royal Highurs te ba ploabed 1e send thes ee to their Lodfes, that they may be & bappy meciengers of the roe - tutavmn of the Hugibone of the happen of France.Tn te, Lie criponsbility of whch | (she spon myself, atmated by the eraimpie of the runqueror of Parse.counot fal to ba op- ~~ pre by dum whise conuant stad y has been in the midn ui | ) victbrisus Career, ts Alleviaie the misese of wer.\" a ANSWER.: SS Lat, Yom fetver, » Mek ?have just received.nn =, \u201cuen end sifecting prool of the gunervety of the FE 2p Te ehararitr, of which pou are w worthy 10 be the organ ph 3 grateful) accept su the name ot the big of Foamcé the ot fer; Jou meld me À icweumg to h 300 French officeis Gad vulétetr, w Juur Ywrwne ated have put m your pow .They wil fro fie! the valde of whet pus du fu them La 0 0e he - «gn 4 ZN apts 58 mtg ÉR og said a Bi Ld ae gs A ain a Se a amd Ae gd PRT SR.UN | po A on at DUR Le wo te ri AL FY SE Fuoangreny, 4pril 11, \u2014\u2014.Letiers rom Mian of the SO: kept, that up tothe 11k instant, the news even of he postion bavmg cromed the Rac L mt becn made kaowr te English prascecre.On the _s the glorime event | ME NE mE \u20ac JO > pare _ | urpuee by the crown, to the exclusion rg sil ub s Yet we hive seen u dangerous, ue rampled apd any.trary exereise of authority by the Toure of A sserably ot this Pro.ince in the assumption of the night of re.fvisiug the proceedings of the Courts of Justice, and of decbinug wherein they are eonfoniaable oy repo inant Ur the laws of the lund; \u2014a night, which, if exis 4, a tke House of Assembiv, would pot culs gens uny the independence of the Judiriury -Lut wu'd vise remder nogatory the prerogative of tie Crown, mn the appmintunent of the Judges, 1 wo wack, as the House of Assembly would thereby virttally sobstitate \u2018henselves, and such opinions of the law as should for the moment suit the unsteady and changeable inclination ofthe Majority of an elective body, cures trained by the sanction of aay outh in that particuiag \u2014in the place amd steud of tie persons appomsted by lus Majesty, & ofthewr interpretations and d®isic us, which ure always given under Lhe sanction of oatbé of office.\u201c We have also seen witb pain your Ilonors singled out as objects of impeachment for Rules of Practice made and approved by all the Jndges of the Courts over which you preside, in consequence of which ne 1mputstion could be made against your }lonorgrwhich; would mot equally attach to every Judge of all ule cou is of original jurisdict.un and of appeals in the province, with the excepuun only of a single judge of recent appointment.Of the numerous provisions whereby the laws of the British Empire secure the lives and hibarues of the subjert, thone regnlatious have ever been considered as pre-eminent in excellence, which allow no accusatuns te be received unsupported by evidence \u2014 provide before putting anv man on bis trial for the examination of that evidence, by the impartial juds Zement of an inquest of the country \u2014 and finally, be- tore inflicting any pumshment.sceure to him a fair and open trial by his Peers \u2014 Of thiese salutary prin.cip'es we have in the attacks made upoñ sou.Honers, witnessed the total nehect ; we have rren you ucco- sed without the production of a sin )é plant to snppurt the charges made in the assembly :\u2014 We ha © scun those accusations adopted by that llowse without the examination, and as we believe without the existence of any es1dence Lo support them ; \u2014 und linally have witneesed an attempt Lo bring dows upon vou without trial, und on the mere ullegutions of the House itself, those inflictions which aie dye only te tne guilty.Of constitutional pringgples none can be mnre 1m- portaut than those which seeure that eqnal bulance amoupst the respective publie suthoriyes, which bag w long formed (Le paru: und happy distisction of the Britush Govermaent ; and of these we have ever conude-red the iedependence of tre } power nne of the mest material; nor can we forgst the sanétrau aforded to this praciple of (be happy acces ion of our beloved Soverv:;n, in the side ran-conrirma> tron then given tn the saluliry pros sie eswblnhed by the syme act which secured the succession of the present Royal Family ; that no jadze should be removed except un à joint address to the Crown from both brauches of the legislature ; en admirable regu- tian providing as well against any encroachments of thc cxscutive powers, asiygniust the excesses of party spinta citer branch of the legislature; notwithetand- ing the evident importance of this constitutional pr o- ciple, & the high wuthority by which it is sanctinned we haven the proveedings of the' Assembly &itnessed not only itstotal neglect, but have seen tneasures o dopted which must evidently lead torts utter dey truc tion.Independent of tlyese general prucipies, on which we deprecute thr proceedings into whirh the hate as- Lames Nowe nn Me 2 Job Brown *Jas.Whit fud Maitland, Gurden & Aald Francois Desnuieres \\ndw.Paterson : Thomas Uri James Caldwell : Andw.Vhite James Dunlop * Fredenicà Stemœ TH.Grifha \u201cG.Clak + J- G.[eek * Geo.Liot \u201c PTS, gr 5 7, 27 TT OT TS = x Poo ore ony SMR ab RR SE : 0 mnt bencfiten ay mY AC UI NAEE Bien bY the impioe © p= Jo Lie J.+h Wn Ar Tho Frid tv.; Ww.il À Tho, Jose Fra Mal Chs.Wm A Hew) G PART feel \u2018a af fr 8.WH bre m Just tron 2 144 fe proie H re 7?.our yg (IR er B- sue to Foon ment.~ Ty re blk pra was Jr rom Lelia Conky -\u2014# March sv pe (re pres recent Riche Torre ) heca | Ry rece thy Var alr | Ja Pan os, Lre * Ir oa \"a Us.- Five A ta Cer thelr \u201cle A sm J ide q thr es Pre See ly fem HH, Cag) best | temp bro.' ct PR Te.EE a Tr r af 24 ER CU Pr D \u20ac à x! ; 0 TX, Res wo EA 7 ud ST 7 © ra = = Ty ; LEE 3 5 5 = * Tex A vt ?.~~ .so oy \u20ac ù \u2018 =\" ie - Poin = = se TT Sealy | Vu cm mm gm mew EE) - 72 - ze = \u2014\u2014\u2014 pr Gr EE EE a ce \u2014 - om Forsyu, ne.audi wD WL eae ren tm the lutter copa, ; J'ament hee lues, winch 14 also felt and sincerely iv Ce.a : JS.B.Lu este The cditortal rcpasts Circulet-d in [onciwæ, that Bu |ereted by all who knew him \u2014!e was u man Devid Dard Wa Laren neparte wouhé- retain the t.!le of Emperor tor hte.may reat worth.val, Lumane.fiendiv, sad hospitable Samuel Jac bs °C.O fuel rd Fred.Wo Frmaccieger Wo Gray f-aac W Clin : eur Leudel Wm Duke -¢.Lasher S.D Hem.ng LA.Webster .: John Edge * Jukn Grant : À.Skakek Al Gillis :W Gibbin Pell > John Woolf cP.boretier Wm.Macrue C.Herezy Athienn, Turner & Co Jumes Bass AL Kay Jaime» Henry Wm.D.Selby, M.D.D.Suther'und :&t George Dupré J.Leslie *Tho.Hunter Hobert Gilmore * John Huoter \"T.A.Stayoer Samuel Gale Wr.Andrews $ : D.Ogden Jotin Try : Pat.Muiray John \\ird : J.W.Hoosstetter \u201cWalliim Térrance - Duncan Fisher A.McDonell : Johan Hobertson Hemry Cox : ANSI ER.Cratiemen \u20141 beg lene to express for the Chet Juturnf the Province (now abscot what | forcMy tert \u2018or mysclt, var waited thanks for the stromg marks of vounappretation ia the dischisge our jurh rol func tr vw.; We cœnnot but lament the occurrence of amy creat bret more especrably charges against the admimist ration 01 Litre, thut may 1-turb tc troaquil.ty and sitistac- trom oo long heretuturc cnpoued by His Uryeate s out suis am ths provisce ; and we trait.that you arc per wled, we are tally mepressed with the momentous vm- furtincr wf the suhiect you hate sa strongly expressed However pa «ul the contomnlat: 1 of snch proceed wath bio cru, we cant but reel cum lent, that 114 le and puecty ct antertrous furthn\"ly ty'itischarge our pu licuad dutre.10, from the heuk users acre tht romped pity \"RR fe Simin ac quire to inmy 37, wafige Gad proation.- - Rut abbas me, for myscft.to add.that minc\u2019cen years du pory brhowrs vs the sent of Justue, to Te security te voir hberties aud property.and tr resesve.us inidie H .\u2014 i SL _ ps jee 2.A me ct ae