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The TinelY.TWO rearatiniif WOokilAve no rivals %the pop obit interest of their cocoas**, within dmentkeeleole af. 1141.11.1.3t0 - Sire. .The 7 Om by Ibe n lft ly t es a cl3mPlite eollnedon of r • 6 ve • - • -line ariindifreneable t eVery Ar of Moly seed fa r y s 'wenty-t\ day: .Lontevideo . ; pt4in s., . that. General Lewin had his bead-qtsar . seven leagues front the city of Montevideo. The nited States ship Congress was at t Rio, and would sail oo °for the United Stet % taking the West Indies Littler ay. The surrender neWarenliam was confirmed, and Lord Cochrane was daily expected.at R O. BARBADOES. We have received from Barbadoes copies of the hand billi issued by the persons who riotously destroyed the Chapel of a Disernung Missionary heather, whoselasw reap had given *time* to the Colonists, and of the Proclamation of the Governor, offering a reward ft* {the discovery of the perpetrators of the outrage. We give them, as furnishing a curious piece of evidence of the temper of the white population. ottIAT AHD SIGNAL TSIVAIIPH OVER mernoormir, Alllt TOTAL DEETRUCTios or Tint CHAPEL I Bridge:roam Tuesday, October 21, 1026. The ishalitanu of this island are respectfully in• formed, that, ikconliquence of the unmerited and en. , provoked macro which have repeatealrbeen made upon the community by the Methodist Missionaries— otherwise known as agents to the villainous African Society—a party of respectable Gentlemen formed the resolution of closing the Methodist concern altogether: with this view they commenced labours on Sunday even ing, and they have great satisfaction in announcing, that by twels e o'clock last night they effected the total' destruction of the chapel. To this information they have to add, that the Missionary made his escape yester day afternoor, io a small vessel, for St. Vincent, thereby avoiding that•expreision of the public feeling towards him personajly whiCh he had so richly deserved. It is hoped tha., as this information will becirculated throughout the different islands and colonies, all per. sons who consider themselves true lovers of religion 'will follow the laudable example of the Barbadians, in putting an end to Methodism and Idethodist•Chapale throughout the We a Indies. Corr OP RE HENRY WARDS's FROGLAWATION, Al IT ' APPEASED Is " THE BAREALIAir tentesesseint OP THE 220 or ocTosan, 1828: BAESADozsL—Whereas it has I Ms represented tome . 1 .. at a riotous assembly collected at the Wesleyan Chapel en Sunday night, the 19th, and Monday night, thellOth inst. and proceeded to demol:sh the building, which they completely destroyed. And whereas, if nth on 'outrageous violation of all law and order be suffered to past unpunished, no man will be safe either-in preen or property . ; since,'when the very ends of civil aseottla• *ion are thus defeated, the people finding . the laws too feeble to afford them protection, must court the fawner of the mob, and remain entirely at their mercy. In such a state of things the laws are only a scourge so the weak: and whereas, in a society constituted as' this , is, the very worst consequences are to be apprehended from such evil enmple: I do therefore, by and with the advice of his Make. ty's Council, hereby offer a reward of one besthed pounds to any person or persons who will give nue is.. formation as will lead to the convictirin of any porno co persons concerned in the aforesaid riotous proceedtess.o Given under my hand and seal at Arms, at Govnisea ment Hotise, this 22d clay of Oetober, 182 S, :main the fourth year of his Majesty's reign. . God save the Xing ! By his Excellencrs'consehand; son. HILTSBA NM, Deplor e Bridge Town, * Thursday, Oita& • Whereas a proclamation hawing appeared in *eller. * Indian Newipaper of yesterday, issued by ord., of: bit Excellency the (ipvesnor, . offering a reward ninGlloo for the conviction of any , person or persons*toneernei in the said-to-be riotous proceedings of the 19th and 20th.instant ; public notice is hereby given to mar per,. son or perions who may feel inclined, either.from peels. niary temptation or vindictive feeling • that should thee attempt to come forward to injure, in any shape, anyies, . ividual, they shall receive that punishment which their crimes will justly &save. They are to uuderstand alit to impeach is not to convict, and that the reward of-. ' fered will only be given upon conviction, which camel be effected whilst the people are firm to themselves..., And whereas it may appear to those persons vrbe ere - - ' - circumstances ir ocotillos' :Ate= • trampi*: )iro l upc4 ri'l . LOWER• CANADA. Proud .• .• • !s;:, iNGISLAITVE COUNCIL CHAMBILIt. Qmw, Nomunota a 4, lab, 'Alin day,' at two o'clock, his Excellency the Goer nor-in-Chief came down in state to the Legislative Coun cil Chamber add being seated on* the throne, the Gen tleman - Usher of the Black Rod was lent down to the, tsse of Amenably to command their attendance before , &calmer, and that HOW* being come ap t his limey opened the fourth Session of the eleventh neial Parliament with the following Speech: Gen:kites e the L Conict. • ,4 Geharemes do Hata If ebeitely, •• It lapaloftd to me to meet you in each niceseeng year with itationsats of diatonic* in our financial *Paha, but u they stdt mist, tisiacomiseat upon me to bring them before -yes the fullestilmaii; and it is for that especial purpose I have called yea to meek ae:this early period. Placed as the &native medium be: tveten the Imperial Treasury and this Provincial Pariiainem p I am tabs Aided by the decisions of both, in financial matters ; end having the satisfaction to know that the course I have pursued in of this summer habeas 'provide( by his hieleity's it remainCfor me to enbesit the state of our Whirs to in order that Parlianista here Easy adopt sash ilatagr= ae ll e s i s l i t• 1 Ili ilildet dhe pe-e -p—er to leg beforo.you ;be missal ar... sountsaf the province., to the list of October lass, so soon as they 4 „ : a s nAr re epa=l i t t also estimates of the pettbdble expenses of the , for the year mow aospenterciso, lathe same form As II gspeintdahins in last Sesidna, and in his Majesty's name I am to wilapon Too t o: provigon actordiagly. • 4 ' 1411111istaismscii, • • * 44usliage,e Ski :Maui gdismosbi" " It is with grata satisfactioo I Imo. to state, that the Revenue vontlntiso half 'Oil b whit it has be.. for several years past, and j amides tie Previews essendally prospering, even to s degree", beyond what is geocially intightod. Under eziabig dream it maj tie urviskifitiary' fee ano to recommend the improve s/ the Raids, or of this Canal now.neuly completed; or in works wfikh gab. from public pecuniary aid: never abekvs, I trust they will not be omitted layout deliberation; I G. There are mbjetta, net so direastent, and no leseimpert co the gable karate. The isidisabwe Bill, aid that far the astablishuyesa of Reglme Oakes, have been already ender your emmidaradas. and I lave wOl le again reamed. We are - already arrived at taw last Bastion of this Parliament ; lee tt be tit maims desire of all to clonswer labours in thar•lemnest. and diertnil cow eertarhich always remote public good and ensure .public p= rity.. In that desks, I think I need not mum yes of my a maarnamm • • - 1;1 • COLD BIA. ir!toal TOR SALTIMORg ate LAtj Itte.roaa:—The vast - importance - of the Pit.sideties'Nessit with the sews from Europe , et • ;:hidird'fioes• Oat 'ap' yesterday; ',.fsetswereihrarwof .4:.!•:-.talttelkalit.-. 4 ,1- -- f : _ • ...;-.% :1_ • . :44.4 . •-, " • e - trticie, to the cure. _ ,_ ai ag tiZecrtiOn,iilife thiyaariindlipesisabld tb eery 'met,- or pi es i &tn. ___ i n tho co c lit vil usun itit hiSh Of ity .""alliat libit v ii = • 9 . .11,11.1 WilialcdOil 8.. 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The ireatfrepfitaifen sb 'wig =riot • • _,,.. - • • •. _ • ma tranuation.— upon. , the: laws of the country, and to ..ssibeasti poi --- excellent wit4lllibrEfet tbe etire sit Nexlvedi Coeistise order ; it is considered an imperative duty to repel tha . , mule a short Dbm ,„ i o d sce d i n s wa p - r, p*,l s epc,•,.. . 40 404 oda.* leeroarawr News.—Thliliat jttit td* had the satis:. for it hate tented the worthless ma unprinclot4tet i . 'fiellittiorsteiking wilt fib Eminency tbeileneral-so- chOgr o and to state—Bistly,.that the Majority of the . i.. • pracere,. hf it it win' ufti lid """' been irgyaltits= Chit& Santiago . 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