The Sun.
London, England, 1837-09-30 00:00:00

CANADA.

(From the New York Daily Express.)
Extract of a letter, dated Montreal, August 30.
" The session of the Parliament of Lower Canada closed
on Saturday. No businees was entered upon by the As-
sembly, except an address in answer to the speech from the
Throne. In order that every member might have his
fling,' several days were spent in the discussion of this
address, which was introduced by Mr. Morin, who usually
guides the few on these occasions. An address differing
somewhat from this, and moved in amendment, was nega-
tived by 62 to 17. The question of concurrence was car-
ried on Friday evening by a majority of 48 to 31, the 17
before-mentioned having been gained by the established
minority of the house, which is now composed of 15, and
pleasantly called Her Majesty's Opposition.' A propo-
sition to continue the session was opposed by a vote of 63
to 13 ; and best of all, an amendment, declaratory of fide-
lity to the British Crown, and a desire to cement or pre-
serve the connexion with the British empire, was negatived
by a majority of 61 to 16. The democratic party wish to get
the government into their own hands, with Mr. Pepineau
at the head, and to have the pleasant emjoyment of sala-
ries of from 20,000 to 10,000 dollars, which charge may be.
traced back to the days of Abraham, as men of confined,'
selfish views, can have no idea of expanded, disinterested
vision. Parliament was prorogued directly upon the deli-
very of the Assembly's address, which leaves it precisely
in the position it assumed on the 30th of Septe.-nber, 1836,
namely, to adjourn its deliberations until the Legiilative
Counc►l be made conformable to the demands of the Papi-
neau party."

The extensive estates of Coolishall and Glenmore,
in the county of Waterford, which are to be sold by Mr.
George Robins, in Dublin, on the 12th of October, have
been judiciously divided into two lots ; reserving Glenmore,
and its domain (which is famed for the splendour of its
scenery), for separate competition.

REGIETRATIGN OF VOTERS.

MIDDLESEX.

Messrs. Coventry and Tamlyn held their respective
Courts yesterday at Gray's Inn Coffee-house, for the pur-
pose of revising the lists of the different parishes and dis-
tricts of St. Giles-in-the-Fields ; St. George Bloomsbury ;
St. Sepulchre ; Gray's Inn ; the Rolls ; Lincoln's Inn ;
St. Andrew, Holborn, and St. George the Martyr ; and
Saffron-hill.

(Before Mr. COVENTRY.)
Mr. Sowerby applied on behalf of Lord J. Russell, Lord
Charles Russell, and Lord Wrottesley Russell, to have
their names struck off the list of voters, they having parted
with the freehold in right of which their names were on
the register.
Mr. COVENTRY said he did not feel authorised to strike
off the names unless they were objected to.
Mr. Sowerby produced the three deeds of conveyance, by
which the freeholds were severally disposed of.

Mr. COVENTRY did not think the deeds a sufficient au-
thority. He considered that Ile was bound to require some
autl:ority under the hand of the parties themselves, unless
they had been served with notices of objection.
Mr. Adey said that the parties had been objected to.
The overseer had been served with the notice, but the No-
ble Lords had not been served personally ; they had, how-
ever, been served through the post, and as he knew they
had disposed of their freehold interest, he thought that
would be sufficient.

Mr. Sowerby said he was authorised by the three Noble
Lords to attend for the purpose of having the names struck
out.

Mr. COVENTRY said that under all the circumstances he
thcught he was justified in striking out the names.
The names were accordingly struck out.
Mr. Sowerby said that Lord William Russell and Lord
Edward Russell not having as yet parted with their free-
hoA interest, were desirous of retaining their franchise.
Mr. COVENTRY said that there had been no objection
made to them, and their names would be retained as a mat-
ter of course.
No case of much interest came before Mr. Tamlyn,
The following is the result of yesterday's revision :
ST. GILES'S-IN-THE-FIELDS.
Overseers. Reformers. Tories.
Objections
Sustained . i lO l5
ST. GEORGE, BLOOMSBURY.

Objections
Sustained
ST. SEPULCHRE.

Objections
Sustained