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JUNE 24, 1831.—During the debate on the
Address in reply to the speech from the throne, the
the 13ill Was the chief, bone of contention. One of
resolutions was equivalent to a sanction of the
louse to it, in ail its details ; and expressed a warm
c
otiviction that,uuder its provisions, peace and prosperity
would be restored. This was lustily opposed, and Mr.
lialdwin, the ex-Solicitor-General, offered a re-
solution to the effect that, although they were in favour of
and willing to try the Union Bill, they had no hope.
of any; such result from its present provisions. This was
rejected. A Mr. Merritt, a cute Yankee, who looks
after number one with peculiar shrewdness, then moved
an amendment that left the House at liberty to modify
the Bill at,
against 31inierasntys, further day when the discussion of it .
Caine befo re it. This was carried by a large majority
and the Radicals rejoiced in a triumph.
was short-lived, however. During the night the
wsveret..s were tampered with. It was evident they did
not se`J that the motion carried was tantamount to a con-
bltir.ation of the Bill ; and presented, at the very
jrrJshold, a stumbling block in the path of his Excel-
" 79% Next day they voted directly in the teeth' of
their motion, and left the modification of the details of
the Bill to experience hereafter. It is thus the Ministry
Propose to proceed and carry all before them by superior
'tinning and tact.
It Was moved and carried that the address be pre-
sented by the whole House to his Excellency, and to-
daY about fifty Members, headed by the Speaker, pro-
ceeded to Alwintan House, tu carry the motion into
effect. The Speaker read the address, and his Lord-
ship read and then handed him a very short reply, and
thus ended the labours of twelve days' legislation of the
nited Parliament of United Canada.
As I wrote you before, the promised loan of a million
and a half has a wonderful effect.
Madame Rumour—a dame whose authority is some-
ti
Ines doubtful, although, in this instance, I believe
p:se tares positively' that Charles Poulett, Lord
Ydenharn, in regard to the softer sex, is very sus-
a very susceptible indeed ! To be sure he is
bachelor, but that is no contradiction=as he is an
.IQPairer of variety, and delights therein. Some
t°}lder spirits go further, and say, that he has been
tre slave of the ladies through life ; and considering the
neansitory nature of his tastes—his wanness, his bilious-
-1„. ss' his goutiaess, and his emaciation are not to be
4_olldered at. 'lf he don't look out, and betake himself
a perraanerit establishment, in the shape of a perms
Wentwill wife hits blushing honours, just budding into life,
sa, die befc,re they reach maturity. It is scandalous to
well I know, yet the :Arne authority quoted above
nth have *it, that many of the •Members who attended
t'm address went from a curiosity to see a certain
Le ',lnd her co-mate. Statesmen are very moral men—
an But such things are minor matters, of course!
1 seeing that Lord Sydenham is liberal, why it would
e very- illiberal to curtail his pleasures—very ! I, for
ca ti?-, must respond to such sentiments ; and although
pther a Methodist, a Churchman, nor a Kirkman,
Aieh sects disturb the peace here, I must say, in re-
surd to his Lordship, it is best .to throw a veil over all
e/1 trifles—their exposure cannot do any good, any how.

•
hThe fortifications at Point Henry, near Kingston, are
be carried on immediately on a large scale. And we
din it on good authority that the projected defences of
ext7sto are about to be immediately commenced on an
nSive his scale—thus already realizing some of the pro-
ates conined in the speech of the Governor- General
ae pepse
1 of the present session of Parliament.
1,„ .I.IItRIVAL OF BRITISH TROOPS AT QUEBEC.—The
,;Nht ship Orbit, 670 tons, Capt. Robinson, from Cork,
itth
the following detachment, arrived at Quebec last
"AuaY morning
:-
'ad Light Infantry-6 officers, 2 buglers, and 60 rank
atici file.
ralThanLaifigih,et. Infantry-2 officers, 4 sergeants, and 124
1170th Regiment—Capt. Taylor, Lieut. Carew, Ensigns
fije°l)egood and Macdougal, 4 sergeants, and 120 rank and
29th Regiment—Captains Daly and Aylmer, 3 subal-
T $ 2 sergeants, and 100 rank and file.
PARTIES IN THE NEW CANADIAN PARLIAMENT.—One
rna,.,our Corre.spondents says During the week a ru-
s-i-uur has
.one the rounds of the political circles now
EL"e#4l_,°lo. here, of a union between the parties repre-
sented by Sir Allan M‘Nab, Mr. Neilson, and Mr Ayl-
t),,,n, and numberless have been the prognostications of
`l„.l,:esults of an alliance so preposterous and improbable.
Montreal
montreal from NEILSON AT MONTREAL.—It is said in the
real Courier., that Wolfred Neilson had come to
auout the e• Patsburg, and had been seen walking

Very
xcelle
Ilis E NEW BRUNSWICK.
gratifying
ricY Sir William Colebrooke has received
iir from several arts of New
unswi6, since dd
heresses assumed the Government of that
Province.
Major-General Sir Jeremiah Dickson, K.C.8., who
arrived at Halifax in the Columbia, to assume the com-
mand of her Majesty's Forces in Nova Scotia and New
Brunswick, landed on the 15th instant, under a salute
..r(341 Fort George, and was received by a guard of ho-
-
,our.—New York .Herald.

LORD SYDENIIIIII'S LETTER TO GOVERNOR DAVIS.—
'he following is the answer of the Governor-General of
I,7,aoada to Governor Davis, relating to runaway rascals.
he views are sound :
Government House, Kingston, June 4, 1841.
enS,lll,—Your Excellency's letter of the 24th ultimo,
closing certain indictments, found by the Jurors for
vamiNtiviroalth orMAssuehusetts against one Seele,
4c/es Thompson, now in custody at Montreal, was de-
-1 red to me last night by the person entrusted with it
43:cu. Agreeing with your Excellency that it is for
4,0 Ip.terests of both countries that fugitives from justice
4euld not be protected from the action of the laws which
3,,Z have offended, I have not hesitated to accede to
ipnpgliicyation for the surrender of the individual to
the authorities of the State of Massachusetts. I have
rrda directed the Sheriff of Montreal to convey
; lin to the frontier of Canada, and there to deliver him
.zite the custody of the officers directed to receive him on
„p
of the State.—l have the honour to be, Sir,
Your Excellency's most obedient humble servant,
SYDENHAM.
Excellency Governor Davis.

IRELAND.
11„L°11D CAMPBELL—CHANCERY REFORM.
e.nto.,-I'l4x, JULY 13.—At the close of the sittings in the
of Chancery, yesterday, the LORD CHANCELLOR ad-
i7d the '
bar as follows :
,11:434 there are no other causes, petitions, or motions to be.
to P°Thsed.uf, the sittings will now close ; and I think it proper
seirentlen to the bar, that I purpose forthwith to devote my-
te the consideration how far the procedure of the Court
4 e farther simplified and improved.
practiceave the satisfaction to find that where the Chancery
er„: is different in Ireland and in England, that established
iiiefe's,.in various instances, to be preferred—as discarding
of efo.rms, and speeding the suit to a hearing. The mode
effect(elg decrees in mortgage suits is, likewise, much more
ual.
beltn in the abolition of the Six Clerks' Office an example has
iel set Which England will do well to imitate. This change,
ihekva every reason to believe, has here proved a great relief to
Lesssuitors, and has materially facilitated the conduct of busi-
,, among the solicitors.
laud, Bat there can be no doubt that, both in England and Ire-
still the administration of justice in courts of equity may be
es greatly improved by increased expedition and diminished
, Se.
lawaWhile for grievances redressed by the courts of common
he
and comparatively cheap remedy is afforded, it
th `le admitted that where demands are of a fiduciary nature,
la at they can only be enforced in a court of equity, the de -
are often most harassing, and the costs often are so great
~ .4qlir°Pertion to the sum to be recovered, that the snore pru-
it iffu course is to submit to wrong and to give a triumph to
veliPri, e great cause of this evil is the prolixity of the written
his b.`,l,lgs in a suit, which is generally begun by the plaintiff in
10404$
.very tediously telling his tale three times over. I
Cott It. is the opinion of that consummate equity Judge, Lord
Iflitiutnatal, that a simple statement of the facts on which the
asks for e uitable relief would be quite sufficient, and
t4t q
other parts of the bill are superfluous.
ts,,r I believe that in various cases, when property is to
be
-mullnistered by the aid of the Court, bills and answers may
dispensed with, and that upon a short petition there
'ape a" °nee be a reference to the Master. The time and
de,:se.thus saved in creditors' suits, and others of the same
exa, ,ption, it would be difficult to calculate, without seeming
,°Vration.
';, these reforms I know that I shall have the warm and
4!5t%°,," support of the bar. In the alterations I have been
"tleni-tental in introducing into the law of real property and
stetii;da,°f debtor and creditor in England, I was zealously
test
tided by all branches of the profession there, and here I
testede:el:fisdently look for equal intelligence and equal disinte-
'o:‘oATY great reliance, however, must be on the advice and
ler,,Pt%tAtion of that accomplished lawyer, Sir Michael 0 Lo
scykuldne Master of the Rolls, equally distinguished for the
tteapiayQdne'is of his decisions ou the bench, and the aptitude he has
" kir the improvement of our judicial institutions.
kit u not forget that, before I have completed this import-
This udertaking, I may be reduced to a private station, but
thtere„an be no sufficient reason why I should not zealously
high -I)" it. I shall be prepared, at any time, to leave the
seiw.lee•which I have now the honour to hold, with the con-
"sess that, while I held it, I intended well.
Laudo masientem. Si celerea quatit
Petinas, resigno gore dedit-
---- probatnve
l'auperiem sine dote quzro.'

40" ere are sixteen insane Hospitals in the United
sB, accommodating about 1,700 patients.
,et) ERIC LIKELY.—The Philadelphia Saturday
urier
vert, says it was a beautiful girl that converted G -
lik
ler Carlin, of Illinois, to the Mormon religion. Very
o ne,, --, ):: indeed' ! It was a, beautiful girl that converted
the (thor Adam, and induced that gentleman to nibble
Pippin. New York Paper.
;, SUICIDE AT 'BLACKFRIARS-BRIDGE.—Last
I:7::rip:along inquiry took place by Mr. Pane, at the Steel-
or ja‘•°ffee-hous,, Upper Thames-street, on view of the body
M`Lachlan, aged 22, who was found drowned near
e„i, wan-stairs, on Sunday Afternoon. It appeared from the
No 'e.t.),ee that the deceased was the wife of a tailor, residing at
s 1. Hosier-lane, and that she and her husband went to
elteri'ri"(l,nsined Fisher, living near Shoe. lane, on Monday
kon l'g, When the husband asked the wife to let him have some
ing cIY to fetch something to drink, which she objected to, say-
ipushee,
her as alvvays wanting money. The husband, bring vexed,
tdown„, uhen she fell a-crying—after which she threw him
'but the purse, and took a bottle to fetch the drink herself,
obstinate returned. The deceased was a good wife, but very
ux.
,as well as her husband, which led to f..equent quarrel-
Found She
had attempted self .destruction before. Verdict—
drowned" p LAuk.„....
"'la OF THE MEDWAY PACKET STEAM
1p......
::'
tr''Wde On Tuesday afternoon, a vast multitude of persons
• car
~d the dock-yard of Mr. Pitchard, situate at Northfleet,
. • MI, :YravPsend, to witness the launch of a first class steam-ship,
taterqdawaY' I
~, , ,200 tons burthen, which took place at high
‘te na' --"" In perfect safety. She belongs to the East India
• 14.!'e 'Packet P.,),,,
eteT
.eveuingtv pany, and is intended to carry out the mails.
she was
get( t °the taken in tow by a steamer, and pro-
es. 41..dia, Dods, where she now lies.