Star. — London, England, 1828-09-25 00:00:00

4 F • , • . ' • • . . . • b. • . '' ' i • IAa 4 L/ 11 1- .• . , .. . •. 1 , • At • I",N O . lir: 1• A 3 t ( Air "M i e ll ikk i L . (• • Oil ... . • at. ( ) i .. l , • • !if ,' . 1•11 I; ~ , . , I ' 'tile /0". . • ii c. ‘ M ~.~... • ;# 4 • 1) 21 . • a .. , .. 4 N v MBEIV 12,971.1 • t Sap BY AUCTION. ENGLAND. HAMPSHIRE AND BERKSHIRE. VALUABLE AND HIGHLY IMPORTANT -FREE. HOLD AND COPYHOLD ESTATES, UFVFAILOS or SIX THOUSAND ACRES. , • TO BR SOLD BY AUCTION, By JOHN ROBINS, (Of Warwick House; Regent street) • At Clarraway's Coffee House, 'Ch a nge-alley, ton Tuessoar, the 97th oI Novembee, inks, at :Arrive o'clock, IN LOTS, rpHE very Valuable and highlyLimpnttant FREE HOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATES, Princlpalli'Laiul Tax redeemed ; comprising the Wolverton and Evrbprst Part Estates, with eligible Mansions seated in beautiful Parki,Algislg ornamented with fine growing timber Trees, stelae shOestiliff grand Terrace Walks, with the Manors of Wolverton. pelterste Clere. Woodcut. North Oakky. Freniantle,,Hanatingtun, faasence, lery, Heywool, Inhurst l mud Ham, abounding rkth Game, with the Fines, gun Routs, Heriots, Rights, titter% ,and /ming. mesas. The,Perpitual Advowson and Presentation 'to the Kea series of Wolvectoe and Ewburst. ;Sundry eligible Farms, with Farm Houses. and .Agricalturg Buildings, Codas's, die. Tragic Corn Mill, tk.c. the whole containing upwastis of SIX THOUSAND ACKER, • Part In band, and 'part Let to respeephle indrespensibla Tenants f. the Whole beautifully Timbered ; situate near Basingstoke, in the county of Hants. and small part in the county of Bette. A capital Property for a Nobleman or Family of tiladocdotis fee 4.esidetielt or Investment. To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be had of Mean. Goodeve and &alien, Solicitors, Gray's Inn ; and of Mr. Aglow. 170, Regent-street ; where Plans of the &lates may be seen, and Tickets for viewing may be had. IRELAND. • COUNTY OF WEXFORD. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION * By JOHN ROBINS,' (Of Warwick House, Resent-street) At •Garraway's Coffee• House, 'Change Alley, Coral% On Tithasoax, the 13th of ,November, twi t at Tweive,<Sloci: TPHE.._VALUABLE and EX CEN .SiVE FgtE T 1. HOLD ESTAtF,S, situate in the rich and fertile ovoeT -at Wczford ;' comprising the Town Lands of Eallyeattadon, Need's Court, Kihnuckeridge, Samptoo, Ballyapgiusa • *van. &c. containing upWards of TEN THOUSAND •PIVE• HUNDRED •AND EIGHT 36 • CUETOMARY ACRES, . c y t' es alai Errzsizas lIIINDRIID-40t1111 • . Statute Measure, - . ~ Of Enclosed Rich IdEA DOW, PASTURE, ARABLE‘' and sinaltpart 800 LAND,. Divided into mist eligible Farms. with geod 'arm Mesas; and' Agricultural Buildinp;eapital 111anyipus t pleasant Dwelibigflonsei, and Villages;. Rivers and ktre ams of line clear Water Lining through different pans of the Eishevies at Ifilanieheridge ' and Sampton, abundantly supplied with various 'hinds of ash fins the Channel; the rental upwards of • • NtNE TUOPSA POIINDS, Width is regula4 received by Haft-Yearly. - Payments, and v ery highly improvable . ' The Walls are dlversifietrarid pictureaquer, dot tufts Many eligib/e Sites fer•Buikling, and part bounded by St,, liensge's• chats:lo.lo an. euteet of near Six . I • . Thf. Roam may*, stewed 9p., application to t inhp• Olfseoit;' sVezturd; of whom Pirtiiiilats' ' oR - Woo. Ltiefokland lnitettors; Covent-gatiden; ' siesta. "Roreet,. and Ctor, street; ar Gactivnietreulfdr•beine,-..Thaage?A*7, Cofalbqk gad of alt. RIMUS/89 No. 1 7 1 0 4 Vr a ttlF g S t k 4 f itY4W. ,lle : r4 l l lfi l the Estatilinggtr I •-• _ ~• Wit p . , . 'Ey Hewer Ctp . anitsh..a, .New Barnagton•itreet, 11014$ PPY. 'A Tali of, the rusk itetteiliOn,—., Aittiors of The &finis tales," " TheXoliilaits." &c. /bike Voli.'post ;ft 6d. • Deligisind as-we bage.been wide all the presioes..productioes, of these tined &whop. It yfei Merged for the Croppy Amen) itupr,ess us.,witb, any. yea of the full extent *t i the); genius and capabilities. The eta!, itself, glows with • the tern of sw-1 snauee'and excitation. —Literary Chronicle: • • ' . g. LSMAEL ; ori the KDZEILBASH, A Tale of Ichereesaik 'Three Vols, post an, 51s. 6d. _ " One of the best and ablest Works of fiction which for a-lonit time past hai hissed front' he Press."--Hhickwood'a Meggido.. • " The Koszilbash los fine moist tale of great power and.ess• •• traostfinitY inkiest- It is 4 *co _PaCed,...4Jace 4 nerd 4 1 6fili PK* 6as fallen into our hands."—Leb44o- wf!!'11. Review. The RED ROVER. By the Author of " The flpy,". • • Pilot."'" The Prairie," ice. Becand.Edidon. Aews V01.. s post Us. 641. t Another tak of the sea., a companion worthy ,ce tbe Pibt t Mid superior to any description of nautical mama hithericirajd be • 'lace the public, not eve* exceptiog those of our flittelle‘ ::Cooper the American novelist eras no living sepOonr-,Seotaism • , ~.. • EVali Ai46IbIJS . TO Pluttlitt IMPOtittos; D AY :and ARIIN , they nave, alter meek labour and at aVeryeensidera lo prim, brought to perfection a Label of such *singular coitsfluction and rumen* difiutilty of execution, that they trot wilt Weenie* prevent • the many frauds that are daily. pracusyd ess,the„Public..s . An attention to the following description of t h ee Label wiltensery the genuine 'ticking prepared by them. A pattern Skil 'Lace of a pink colour covets the principal parrot the Label, the names of Day and Martin are printed in whiteletters edged With pink and ,blask,.and placed on a white ground, the address, 97, HIGH-1-101,.80RN. 44 alto white lettere edged with pink and black, bytylaceti pp the . Lee pattern, the slgnature and price at Out art/lit:kit on a white the preamble and directions for urns areprlated.ii before black Letters on white ground.-97, iiigbeHolborn, Sept.; 1824, AROMATIC FVI SPIRIT OF • , , . PHIS agreeable perfumed liquor; (the original .in vention of Mr. licurT) which is if Seed-known ,efficacy in relieving Faintness and Head-ache, and 'hi counteracting the effects of over-heated, close, or infected air, continisee•to be pre pared, in the greatest perfectlen t rby Messrs. THUS and WM. I HENRY. ManufactUring Chemists, Manchester. It is sold in London, wholesale and retail, by Messrs. BATLIT and, Hum, Ferfitmers, Cockspur-street ; and Retail, price 2s: 9d. by uee agent or more in every principal Town; but .it • cannot be gemdee, unless the names of the above preparers are ern:Reed, on the Government stamp, which is fixed over the cork of each boxod- Proper Sponge Boxes are seld by Bayley and Blew, as' usal. As Above may also be bad, authenuceted • by 1 . similar stamp , Henev's c/ILCIXRD AL&OXIIIMO in boulecat IA sir with glass stoppers at es. 6d. BILIOUS . AND LIVER CMIPL4INIII.* mild and effectual, teptedy fot all those dia 'orders which originitelit a'eintbid * action of tie Wei 410 "irdiery Organs; namely, hidigestion.Lement Appetite, Heal A • ..Ilirertburn, Flatulencier, ,Spasers, Cotiveness. Affectioavol ... „Leer, &c. &c. PPLUN'S ANITIBP4QUS PILLS ( do not contain. Al e rrury In agy,shafelhave met with morege approval than any other Aiedkme whaisnivii. They uni te recommendation of mild operation with tocaesskd ant.; mud t ry ; . quirt. no.restraint or coufinenwat w.batever elating their sae.. In tropical climstnikerbere tits .caripentrrOCell el F,ashoilliat anti 'ele stated Bile are so ,prevalent sits% alarming, the y are an 4valu.blei and ifficiciit piotection: They are 'likewise Ote,liSrey to correct di,orders arising from •exceows of Bie sable, to frlitOr, the tune of the Stomach, and to remove most complaints ors.. *14 , 4 by id - F*1110 614 7'9f 114.40,ve15• - --- • - - Spld ist boxes At 2s. 9d., 4s. ed.. 114. and Us, by Tfleors. Chemist,: Cheapside, corner 'of St. Pail's , Loddiits Sackjil4o•l street,. Dublin ; Princes-stroll, 41diablagbi SW,' 1 4 4 CO. 4 IA6s Ispv,Littittl.4treet4 awl t pqoop4l.,lll4lcius Yen4cre. • i • I • 7 , , . A? TO OENTLEMRWS SERVANTS AND OTHERS. • 'TO BE DISPOSED OK BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. ACOMFORTABLE well-accu.tilated ROADSIDE PUBLIC HOUSE, with Garden, Skittle Grounds, &c. Ir*akvirtlY iltuate about three miles Westward of the Iletropolis, end doing Weil doses a very snug business, the profits on which are cupsidsteNe. Held on Lease for Twenty-seven Years. et a :i t odt very rate ,Rent. Imm e diat e Possession may be obtained by a t liable Person with about Thr e e Hundred Pounds at tom , m . --Apply (if by letter post paid) to Mr. James Graham, Maktteer, sce- 13, Higb-street. Bloomsbury. CONTRACTS FOR BISCUIT BAGS AND VINEGAR. VICTUALLING OFFICE, .fr 4 22, 1822. THE VOMMISSIONEUS for VICTUALLING " IL his .AVAIESTrE NAVY, /c. do hereby give notice, - • . • ssrat op Wessman:sr, the Bth day of October neat, the y w il l W reads/ to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for SIXTY THOUSAND BISCUIT BAGS. To 1e *livered into the Stores at Debtford, in biipO 'Calendar Marti, from the lit day of January, 11129, in the proportion of I..Twesity, Tiousami in every Three Months s and for all such quantities uf'V'NEGAR as shall be demanded during the space of Twelve 'C a lendar Mantis's certain; from the lit 4#ll of _November neat ; .nod further, unit! sin !blood notice. The jaine:to be delivered hass the aforesaid Slone' at Deptford. A thtinple of 'tie Biscuit - Bags wilibe ethibited at tblio6o. T4e tooditioas of the Contracts may be seen's! this One;. : PP* Te n der must sPet 4l Y 0 4 be tielivit•ed before One o'Cloek on the Day Oppolitetl ; and meet bl pcoo,panivi.by al.etter aigned by two resposiliie PersOris ei.s gaging to betome bound with ihe Party tendering, in the pedal sum of £l,oop, for the due performance of the contract in eaki case.— r The Person who Mikes tlse Tender, iF,.r . lx• kerma On must attend to answer when enlio4 tort, Y. N'ALLELAIFTON: •,- , •-: - -CANADA... :v • I t o• :- i . ... i ...O . • s..._.St The following is ' a Report on the'*.titleg.this tivil pipernment of :Opine, "asestablishict . Ilii Se *W.BI Oa t 111. .Ig.—. - ..- .• : -, . '.' m ' • I , .., .: . ._. • We began 'Our iniestigation into the irate of Asa s. vif Government ot.Capada, by,essmming the several ' • nonehops 'the inhabitants ol : the two perivinoes.' "Ile liethi.ins rioib the town hips of the LoWei Province, signed by above .IQ,OOO per sons, Coniplain of the mint of Coot's. within their own . loonitit. and of the' 'adonibit.: traders ot, krenchlaw in thtiFiench language; that tf;ey ..e,re,withoot reresentation in the'llooseOf Assernbly iit Lower Canada, and that emigrints pr British might I.yloc he.ep 4aterredfroas settling in the prOviocei and, legally, they pray that a legislative_ union atOrt , take *laze between,Upper and Lower Canada. . . ... ,We Ahep,proceeded to esamine the petition iii, b About 57,099 inhabitants of Loser Cairacti; resident , within the seigneuries, 'ho. complain Oraiittrii.l7.con! diet on. the part of the Governor of tneyririince; or pes,holing, applied public *runic, withriut (eget agorcs • priatiookof violent prorogat ons and iii...i;(4oaugso 4 the • ftOrinCial ,}'iatai;4ll;Clit ;* Sod of, bis:h4tiOst ..preeetted y o be,.pas t ing ofinany useful Acta, which they eistyirefitte. 3 4 hey.coegplaip also that a Receiver.Oneral, (tadmen' paiotainesl in the exercise of his Arqr.trolks for softie years After, his insolvency was knel t % go' the G overn. eat ; that similar Abuses had prevailed with respect 04.91 1 )Fe of Sheriff. And it ii fultilei tester", that the,rights pt . the petitjooer s had been injor ed by' Acts of t . e„lnkperiel Pailiarpent, pititienlaily . b . Y . the ' Canada .ads: Act, and the Act prvsed lii,the siathYear`,Of his t . njesty's,reign, C. s9:affecting ilie [ensues Of land, 7 .. perm we proceed' to explain' oriti discuss t these ion :o44a subjects, we.think it onedisty j.o . etate thit Pe trtroos from ; the province of Upper:Cattidti sir also .reterred to our consideration iitheypiYer i cif 'which Pe• titionsip, that the proceed" 4041 troti tke,ittli:(4.etr tain lands. set apart foe . ...Prof? arit.Cler_gy, , t i nitY IN eapplied solely to the tfe . ttf . lhe Cleigyrit.„ . the. Church h of s hngla.nd (the adhetsp!s .to orliiih.. thronghoirt the pr.peirsce,they state, in eentrecheiion to the refiiesenta. ;ions of AicheleaconstenCban;,icihe:Comparineety f ew 1 .i!L44o l hef). 6 . o t.Ahst..thi7 ma y. 4 applied to thi'llotin eepance 4, Protestaot Clergymen of other . depotmina tiops, told. to the purposes of getieril eJticitinu. „Ails these Petitioos, appear to. comprehend the Most atArialifOt;jects that have of late agitated theprOlnees :... • gem trod Lower Canada, ~ We . thcingh( th e .best. 49PVIC le c•Pul4 Mute vi,s Y) 4 461 . 4 . 1 .0 sylq!sns . at 00- .040 Petiti o n in successi o n ; mid iii c o mmunicating Om information we havereceived, and the opinions we hate' biro induced _to (min is. to the rural (Ineerintent• of Canada, we will, trend of the different isibir , cts, es, moch as:possible, in the order iii which they Were investigated. . ..We proceeded to examine into the . systeM of -law established in Lower Canada, to WhiCh our attention waapaqiculatly drawn by the Petition, from the_towd. ships.. , Wehave .examined evidence in great', deiail on this. sgbject.; from which we collect' that queertaibty• has long existed On points of law retati ! ig to the tenure of real.ptopetty in that portion of the piovince..„ It sp.' .pastes that,. shortly after the cessiott of ,tlae psolvioce, the King pf4F i ngland, in A . Proclamation; dated the,7tt; Of (.Ictober,„l7ol; tit hich void .be inuir4 in the Apeendie),. declared, emoligst : other things, Alai f 4, all tae rirhabt.: tants ,of the _proyince, and a ll others resorting ;wile,' rOght confide in his Itoyal ratectiow . ior enjoting the' benefit. of the laws of ,England;" and he Announced. that. he had !. given Coonniands for the erection of Courts of 410dicoture, with an appeal to his Majesty in Council." ,Ip the year ‘ l7.74 the first Act of Pailiairent was passedsetaking,provision for the better government •of this pact ei the British dominions. By this Act, the Vetglisb Crispinal,Law was preserved. But it was en acted, •,t , That in all matters, of cotitroyersy relative to .otopette and civil right', resort should be had. to the taws ot. CAnada as _the, rule and decisiOn cf . the Same; and .all camps ,that_a_hould thereafter be established in every Court of JUstice.to.be appointed within the pro. vinc,e,should, ,vqth respect toso'clfyippeite and rights; be *tea:nines' ,3orkably to,the said laws' Find eost.iais Of catri&.. - ,TRea it, iiptiewee',l!gi;ensiirbej:*ciaiticin, iu this .cf4se.siivit' s ,of *this, 1 7 s'esiCh Lawz-iiaissett; i. that it sboold" got elip .4 lY . IV landr,v4itils had `Mari, sit "ahoord 4 be,, Italica.. i 9 fife au , ciiroMoii soartge.7 ' '•- i ' .Ater aninteteil of yaks, 'this Act *as folloWed' by the.COnsttuttimil A ct of . 17•91: :The . froviviOneOl 1 iOia Itaportoist . 4 . 14 bait no 'beai mg bison . •the itibjeCi tinier, oor consideration, 'eiceptiug that it Presides, "ifitls".vespeti to Loivek: Canada, 'thin La's& ilisill.,be gqiiiiidi ila hive and, crininFoiiriociage ii:Votfitire4;; . atid ‘Pother; tim : l soAh.grittiti shall be solkihctftt suiti site. ,rotourt atto t h wain: and` cpp o e vok . s esior bocca g • lei. iqa :,.as . iii,ii, __,made''bY ! o*.ysiiiini hal teAistatiriit, ti e 4orl witlibis A ifestei okr it - n a 'atisraisedi- 2 but no - • i? . , inch alteration has boa ma e. ' ' - ' • '''' 'Olt . 4:tanning ititaltliap' plicaticia oft' oleArOiislOttt. ' - 7;; • 6 THURSDAY EVENING, SEIITEMRER 1;i, 1828. in the province, it . aipear, net' only that altati lII' e existed as to the true, interpretation of them, but t t the general 4 praitice 'of •Me colony has been to cony y real property within the townships accprding to e Canadialt fbrms, and that it: ha,; descended and b n subject to theincidenti'of that law.' .In the year,•lB the British Parlia ment pissed •an Air, which put is own interpretation of 'these Statutes beyond the tea h of further dispute. Thi s A ct , commonly. called - ,1 r. Canada Tenure Act, declated.that' the law of E,ngla d was ti)e rule by Which real prtipertywithin - the to i • ships was to .be 'hereafter regalarea and administer d. In offering any recominendations on points of so mu ft diffictilty end inipoitance, we are fully aware of le disadvantages under which we labour, and of our • ability; frOm want - of sufficient technical and local ks• formation, to enter for any useful,putpose into minute and intricate detatils.• , 'We do it. t. however, decline !Al' offer, as our opinion, chit it in tdd he Oven - sage* : that the decls,acory' enacrnient ia the TentosiS v . itct; se *peeling lands held in fi e o r common ariccage, Ovine" lk retained; that mortgages' should be special ; and fi that. in proceedings r . the conveyance . ..f land, the simple* 'and least • espensive forms of Conveyance Shotild he adopted, upnn the principles-v 4 tlpe law 01 England, that form which prevails in Upper Canada 'being, probably-a . • ander ill eircnmstanc• s, the best which could.*. selected Oil a registration of deeds •relating to wing. "aka shdald be establiXed, as in, a iiper "Canada:* '''' '— - * -,-- • * • ... We areluithee•ef • opinion . that mea n sho uld be found of bringing litho effective operation the elinse hi, theTenuries' Net which provides' for the mutation or tenure; Midwe'enfertain •nti . cloubt of the inexpediency Of 'retaining •the'seigneirial tights .of the Crown, in the, WO of deriving& profit from them. The simian., on itepatit of * theitroitsiswould- •be trilling, and would bear no prqpiotion to, the benefit that would result to' the colon? from such 4 ecliiceisibo: ' • 'lit' 'addition' to these recommendations, it appears to be - desirable that siiine ennipeterit jurisdiction should be 'established, to try - and didditiniet *arising out of this. description' 610604, and /tiler Circuit Courts should be instituted witbiii the townships fin the same purposes. We cannot ton strongly `tires,' our opinion that the. Canadians of Frenth eztrattion should in no degree be 'diSturbectin•the peaceful itiloyinent of their religion,' laws, and privileges; as aecureito them by the British Acts bf Pa:Mathew ; and, so . fir from requiring them to hialdlinds'on the Brifish'kentire, we think that, when the lands in 'fiteseliseuries artfully occupied, if' the descendants of the original tettlersi shill still retain their prefesenCe e wthevtientreof tied Serpents , they see no objectibil teother Waft's . of unoccupied lands .in that -pi tifihte ft kg •gtantjd • to" them on 'that tenure, 'presided thatpech•liairds'ai l alapart - ,frOm,••and not inter aimed wit'N'the tOwnships; * . . We - kr wriciw' deeirntCrif Idte,ting to tbeAeprr.enta tive system .ut Lower Canada, with reaptcc tit which all iirdeg'ieWilt lii S t ier - that';:i . some change should take 'place ;'ta i tilislitgOcb'of oar intsii we are tk. desno of .... _ . . recalimg b•therecollertiria•rti House. hat. under the provisions of the:Act 4 . r 7 i li.the.division q f the piciVinceiribill the' purpose of ea4cteing the elective fan. chiseVwks entreated to 'the GOVOROT ; and It • appears that Sir Alured Clarke too the numerical amount of the - population si rhestiler• basil on which • hii calsola tidrii were Mimed, and divided %in Cott , des it .Much land as was found to • coluilin-silisrei number of inha bitanti; on'the thiekly , petipleki b•atts 'of the St. Law rence a small district was found to &feel, while in the inUfe skint parts ini(tirrit6ries'viere-cpmprehended in one county; in order to obtain the respired amount tif 'populitioni thus it' hipPeini that• the counties Kent,Stiriei;*Montreal,•Leinstei, and Warwick, dp not altogether equal. in extent the single county of Buckiniii thittal the sMill'aOnsies, . too; are coMposed wholly.6f. lind* 64404 teigoeuriei. • A Bill Actually passed the' 4'iainibly, the object of . which.wasto increase the num• bets s ofa the , 'Representative Assembly.. Thi s 'gill did not become 01a*•‘• and 'it kppiaretn have been founded Obi NE saute principle, and to Wave involved the same mar, as the migittalerrithgertem by Sir Aimed Clarkc It has been stated by one of the witnesses. that under Ithe propoted - division a disproportionate increase would hate 7 been given •' to ..the. Representatives born the svigneuties. .• laproviding a representative system fer theinhat bitants of 'a country. whiclvit gradually cumptehending , wition-its limits titwly4eOpledi and extensive districts, teat imperfections . must hecestaillr arise' from pro- Oedinw, in:thefir•st ins:ancir, , i.n the AMU, of populotion Only. lirUpper Canada a repreieosative system has 4eim founded on the Compound - basis of territory and s pciptk 'Wien. This principle, we• think, might be edy,itia . getiusly: i. 'adnited in 'Lower ' .: 1 • .-• •• ~ .:' 4 Gine of theonsticies 'which. is said greatly to tinge& the improvement of ilmeoult4 is tiicepiaactececif Malibig pante of rAou in lags riset.ol;4n indrviJeitils who ?Imre - held - official iiis'apons in the Colon"; ear ebb: hit* eatided•aheconditions in the &noir,. by:elll4 the eta, tiounl - triyiovidePr..its'entristaiiitie t , aiacro;tse *141" 'itegie.r . ii; . Although powers hitt been loftatoll 'd by•theCriiirt SI went to cutest these r lifid-; and•iltlio h weirsiiit iliat, intilii certain mouiticanotts. tiils" - ' ti e May de litianntgeinsly used, we 'are' itivdrilfe .4 opinion that a iy.t4ni shOula bovidbotrestemiii No . af in tippet Cinsita,*y.iite, lest ilra Willi( annuli' tY' i 'Ort' lands felnaliiint ultimprOVed and unoccupied; doh; trait athe conditions' of the gtiot. - ' '.. - 1' :' It now becomes our duty to advert to the Petition s 'al i gned by the inhabitants 'of the &eight's:4r:: iht thel . important subjects - contained' in thins. we thought It right' to ' tali lot eitnisination' Biqa ' tar.l 4 l:ilson. Mr. Vise', and Sir. tuviliier,Alerntiert Of hie AsseMbly.of Lower tanads; 'who hid heed' aeputed to this country for the purpose ( Useeking reilielis for the injuiiis C Oiiped ot'by 'l4:Petitioner*: ' * • •• • . , From the teStinad n y •el these Gentlemen we have, ( )carried, with the ampest regret, that the difrates'n hicl have aiisen betwien the Government and the Howe of ' Atsembly, miginating (a; . iltey appear t o hive don e ) i n, doubt, as to the ri*ht of afprApriating and 'accountant 'for a t Onsiderable portion' of the public revenues, have ; led to a ;stile t$ confusion and di ffi culty in th e admi:l "instratidn of public - affairs in' that Colony, which call. (di‘an t tatty and decisive remedy. With a viesetwitriderstshli accurately the grcunds of' this dispute, we have carefully examined into the dd . . leterit staircesof - revenue 'toning in Loier Canada, and o. ll ,:itif'exv Mule& also ' the public; documents, . which Mini enabled us to tiacethe successive steps which have been tiikeniby . she contending..parties in these diaputee AVO'lo4.)allve to refer to ‘be ea 'dente of MrAgeihoe ?I; •'ib ,-,, , ,'' .• . , 1.: 7 ..". •- II ••• • • , ;4; . ...4 , , , -,41" , a• .• !EVENIPERIOL : • • . !!. end of: Mr. Wilmot-Horto detailed mous; of the origin and progress of there differences.'- Upon this impinge:A subject - we, have .felt thin we should not do wisely inCohfining our views to a critical examirtation of the orecirenseaning t.f she w or d s e ta s altif4ent . Statutes.. We look rather to the circumstances 4: 11 1,0 wet Canada, to tto spirit of its Constitutiunv to the position and character of the local Gdvernment. end the pi...erg. priiileges, and duties of the two ',ranches of the Legi,latutv. - Altholgh, from the opi nion giver' by the law officers of the Clown, we 4011.1 ennqude that the legal right of appropriating the reve. tines arising fries the Act of, 1774. ii vested in the ProWn, se arc prepared to say that the real interests the provinces would be best promoted by placing the %eceipt and expenditure at the whole public revenue under the super iutentlauce and controul of tpe House of • . e oiler hand, while recommending suck a con cession on 'the sisrt. , o Ape Crown, we are strongly im pte-se;.l with the advantage of reflecting the Governor, sue Members at that Bacastive Council. and the• Judges, of,the amours! votes of the Haase Of Ai l een. for their resoecii, salaries. , -• e urn !mare of , the ohjections k in principle, ito ich may he, fairly raised against the pfactice of eat• ing permanet,t saltlike co Judges, who are re/notable at the pleiitire tithe Crown ; but being convinced that it woultlise inexpedient that . the Cretwn should be de prived of chit power of remoial,:and having well con. side7 o "the — public inconvenience which might result trey tha'r being left in dependence upon an annual vote ad t4e Assembly. we have decided to make the remmanenditiiink in their instance, of a petmanent vote of salary. • , ;;;,. 's. - k • Although we era aware that the grant of permanent salaries has been recommended to a much greater'aom• ber l of persons connected with the 'Executive Govern• mein than-therhave included in their recommend*• tion, we have no hesitation in expressing o u r op i n on twist it is unnecessary to iiichide so large a number; and if the officers •above enumerated are placed on the ftioting recommended, we are of opinion that all •the revenues of theprovince (except the tertitorigl aid he. reditary revenues), should be placed under theca:introit! and direction of the: Legislative- Assembly.: • •Wi tiaanot close our observations pi this broach of the inquiry without calling attention 40:theimsitiniant circumstance, that id the progress,of thete,dispotes, the local Government has thodglit it necessary, through a knit series. Of years, to , have •reCOSIISIS sQ a,*Easore. whack nothing but the most extreme o4ilasitip,iMeld lustify,' of twangy appromiating, by its lotalttelflitorit arge multi of the money of ilia provincei:aintselnking to furless a sum than .Doti hundred , and , foityithoosand pounds. ivitheui the c,nsent of the RepilienstiOres .1 the people, touder whole cenryoul• the Oppfupsi*Foo of *here sums is placed b y theCcinititutiou,,,.; . • • •• We 'cannot but expiess.dien•tegrPt thak mobil state thingish6iild•have betti alinsved to esiwfor.."9.oiany year. in a'British,Colony, isithdttt".any'sektipuAalaition or referenee•having b.eo made to .P.rll4Site4i . "the •r;ult:ct.` • :.• •• • • . I • 1;, ;: . ;Ail, h e several points referrod w e office of kettles* General, • Jesuits' estate. we proceeded each. The facts of the General, Mr. Caldwell, evidenie. Mr. Caldwell ninety-sac thimiand pounds province. peon an czar- . House of-Assembly, no-icqi the Treasury 0 a later dat( balances were st ated tip' to 'doCurnenh:ilien ➢produced, e forawas Itnb 4 wA . *considerable suspended. . * W rectiminetrcli for the fissure, ;that iteps..shoirld be taken, br efficient %arkin. and by * *gulp Apdit of the accounts, ttrprint thetrecuetente ok similar losses and inconveniences to the provioct‘ As ceinnected with this btaach,of.the itcpir l y ,, • we re• commend that precautions of•Jhe •same riTetshould be'sqopted with regard to.abe t t: ttopOears that withirfa . fesi yearsawo hi:satires. of le..inaltrency of -these officers have occurred. while 'posse ate toe of their office,: of • large :sums tf insjoeri ; depb .i ited in their bands.. ••• ' _ • (To be condoned). .•• ..* Moe • . • FRENCH 'PIPERS. • ,W' '-- •.. '': .. . --. PROM Till CONiTITUTIONNEL, NWT. Wl' • " CADIZ. Snit. 5. . • • The French troops a r e m a ki ng preparatiott which seem to inditate their appraching departure—: The ar tillery and military store" have been erobarkertt The :la have been sent to the Hospital of Sti,Jaan Ile Dios, preparatory . .ro.i`heir .reinoral on bold the teuasposts appointed ! 0 receive them. • Effects . and :provitiuns not wanted tor the troops 9 are rue up-to!iale, and she army is ready to commence its march by land in -dime flivi. wont. It is said that thefirst-division will Act .out on the I lth of the present month ; the second. en she 13th. and O2 l llirti.On'thrlsth. It is generally belieied that the route wlll"ColiliVehend 41 marching 0441 resting 'days, thus alliirsing4 ...lays for the march , from Anda lusia to Fre*e r :If change otp e lan;f4licepiace. the viral bill Pas thc,. a 1•011. iii; : beginning. a No -4 vesu Ltr.-. 'lt aßkata,that the lest point . on.,wkich our Govetnineat iasistid via:, that none of the poops should enter • Madn`d:'''"'' ' - ' l ,', -• , . ~...' ' • iIARAGO494.; . Sste. 13. • , r . l l tie affairs of this city begins to immure* serious st rap in' constqicnce of the pnversancnf not listening to the tounsels ot prudence glv*p by fthe.-Captaia43eneral. Sonia arrests hive already taken place, apd. two or r ihrei gardeneti, Whoin the artifice:kW. the Clergy had induced to pay the tithes, have been at:estimate& The troops appear very 'rely dliposed .to obey the orders of the Governaleat ;'borthe two pluses watch each other with mutual digitiits • and the ptsavince-looks . .fde ward with terror to the Wee of thircoutesi. - The frst mus. ket fir e d will be (torn the preteat revolt will spread duce a general i* incendiary' pl4cat , Archbishop, Don , the tows bine, the a word; all the t Our earespoadsi rota as tiliat araia10;000 at t 4 Rohm totireted $t Caattaa sha venal. . Ciaainaisaal army, lacladoilalbasilijamatae.pNata 40 WI CipaioadoinaL , ate refettetl,:eesteretiire4th the rat, air_ the tittietb l :ibtiftiree ,tided to {gamine 4)048;0 upon / ' h "a" ; e ease. as se iii4k25.14.,..-e-wer ate &utile ~..jp ildi.,Nellson's U w ar i • ter:Lit:ASS, ter Inds of the iubiictuotie l y of the 'initiation. of his inc i peoly the (:acquittal cooldihop.e;t fictm !.. date' MO .2814,. atonal. some l' to '28192; and : if mpetfoid by ed, that the factief bie i defititncy abiderable. din. - Wore fhp was _• -- . —..- ...urc au at Enna d i r e the si nAI fur an own rupture, and A eras surd s tine"tnen's -naiads, the ad ugh the Ale potting% and pro- insurrection.. morning ire find :atcli potted up' St thsclergy. The abao t Mn BeinatdO Fr .as not retu t ned to the t fitst asonor,a t 'Aar tunAgt). In peaceable Alb • ts diead the -future: