The Sun.
London, England, 1841-01-22 00:00:00

NEW ZE'7,AI...AND.

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A local legislature, to be composed fur the present`
the chief otliccrs of the local goverranent aud smile ()f
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the chief inhabitants, is to be constituted to make Inc"
for the peace, order, and good government of the colOY;
With respect to all lands acquired in the colony or',
any other title than the. of grants mule in the
and on behalf oo' lwr 11.1-ljesty, it iv proposed ti-W
titles of the c!ttiniv!ts should he subjected to in"''
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tigation of a conan:3sion to be constituted for Oh'
pane. The basis of that inquiry wilt be the sisiztV.
on behalf of the Crown of a title to all lands situate!'.
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New Zealand which have heretofore been granted c:t
tt!e chiefs of those islands, according to the custody
the country, and in return for some udequato 001
deration.

An account of all the just and moderate
thri Company hitherto incurred in forwarding; the ec'''
nization of New Zealand to be made out, and the CI
to grant the Company as many acres of land as
be equal to four times the number of pounds ster'"''
which they shall be found to have expended in the
manner stilted. The I,inds to be taken by the C')/":
party in the neighbourhood of their respective settle
ments at Port Nicholson and New Plymouth.
The Company to forego all claim to any lands -01;
chased or acquired by them in New Zealand, other 01,
the lands so to be granted to them, and other that, °'l
lands which they may hereafter acquire from the (,t o'lo,
or other persons deriving their title from the Cr( 01,:
It is proposed to appiy to all other British saibi.`to
the rule to which the l‘ew Zealand Company
i subject n respect of the lands claimed by them arrt:4
the colony. That is, all other persons claiming 1601
there, will have confirmed to them by grants, um', ?So
public seal, as many acres as shall be equal to '
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times the number of pounds sterling invested by LI to
in the manner mentioned in the arrangement w• 111
New Zealand Company. This advantage, hi iieecc,
will be orfered only to. those whose lands At/ erci:it
quired before the sth day of January, 1840, t
of the prcelamation issued by Sir George Gipp
subject.
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Lord John Russell will instruct the Gov, irtv'ts
New Zealand to recommend to the local legisli ttereat'
enactment of a law to incorporate as a muoiei ?al vied
settlers who have at the charge of the Company
,lesard
to Port Nicholson and settled themselvestb ere °'
that vicinity.
For the present her Majesty's Goveramei >t 0;,
that all sums of money which shall be paid by the uh;11,
pan for the purchase of land in New Zeal tad, si
whenever such money shall be paid in this f:ount-rl'A
laid out in the removal of emigrants to New/ Zeeltilr
being left to the Company, from time to tail ie. t"o
mine whether such money shall be so lab , "„-ilt 1 out of
Commissioners of Colonial Lands and Dai;*raticllo'ci
by the Company themselves, under the sup er iateeuAr,
and with the concurrence and sanction it t bole
missioners.
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The native reserves made by the Corn la 01
sanctioned by the Crown.
With regard to the incorporatir of the Cora tit
her Majesty will be advised to gr ant a OM rtCr tree
term of 40 years. The charter t
aitions as may appear to her IV.„jestlts Gov.erolee;ep
be necessary for the good
„ , Gov.canent of the C°°/al'
o contain nil see'd
and for the security ot tti e pi :6 je in dealing
and to contain provisions,
the charter, and 1
ng. the Crot;et
' Purc' es': the :lands and other P 17
of the Company on just
and equitable terms, in"sy
public interest should,
equire such resumption
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chase.—East 17zdic4 Telegraph.

INNER Ta
MR. O'CONNELL IN f,04,
—Yesterday ~cr
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g the promised entertainment ti
O'Connell ',wee 'given in a pavilion, erected uPOO,-,1,04:,
of the late, Viet' oria Theatre, at the lower end of eir
ter-street. Tie pavilion was elegantly decorated r'l
festooßibr and devices, and was eerta;nly hag(' e
Rued up for the occasion. Robert IVl'Dowell, EScOAIA
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sided, 'and amongst the gentlemen present- "re..... 0%
M‘Mr elan, Esq., Cabra House (county Dtivin) ; o ,
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M.`33 alien (do.); John M‘Adam, Esq. ; John
taw e Esq. ; Henry :Varney, Esq. ; E. O'R
F. apt. Boyd : James M'Conkey, Esq. ; Job "
e;sq., solicitor; ?Alderman Smith (Drogheda); '
Markey, J.P. ; Joins Sinclair, Esq. ; Thonlgt,f $4
Esq. ;R. D. Browne, M.P. (Mayo); John 111afre,41 ir;
(Killileagh); Right Rev. Dr. Denvir ; Right If Ife/0
MlLoughlin (Derry); Samuel Carson, Esq. 0" Charles M•Allister, Esq. (Belfast), &c. 46 co
us 61 loyal and corertitutional toasts having ,tart[.,
given,-'l4l,orles G. Daffy, Esq., ono of the sec" d.
read letteis of apology from H. Grattan, E°l''' ,
Right Rev. Dr. Blake, G. Ensor, Esq. D. R. „s el Right Rev. D ."r. Kernan (Roman Catholic co. 01'
rtn 01
Clogher), and Jelin, O'Connell, Esq. To the 10‘.
"People," the Rev. Mr. Dorrian replied in A •
considerable eloquence, and was loudly cheere, ;'
O'Neill Falls spoke to the toast of "Lord
Melbouill , e
,
her Majesty's Ministers," amidst continued plaudits• tr,
sentiment of the ." Lord Lietteenant and prosperity I
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land," was ably respondeci-t4-by the Rev. Dr. Cier-14 j),
next toast on the list was " Our illustrious guelr'
O'Connell;" and on its announcement the cheerer ,gt
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tremendous, accompanierl with waving of honeui.
from all parts of the how. e. The Honourable and e
Gentleman deprecated, in the strongest tel.;
idea of invading Uleter, or of generating' '—
amongst the Reformers of the North. On the
he exhort.ed them to unity, and referred to the c 151
A. B. King, in order to shoiv that he was re g
justice to all classes of men—even Orrregemcd•
reuse to Dr. Cook's. challenge, he 'said that
challenge him to a competition as te. who would
for the advancement of human libcr ty all over t
and in regard to Universal Suffrag. e, he declar
an adherent of Mr. S. Crawford, Triennial
were established by the Revel' etion of 1638,
principle he was willing to abi
precating, in animated term'', all persecution
grounds. The late hour •at which the pro
minced, puts it wholly ov tof our power to
tailed report, but we me
.y
remark that all '
quiet and peaceable me' "d,., He conclu
have been presmet tat the
entertainment.,
Letter. miler. Nearly I,OOC
We are Inform ed that the ,admit
the crown jewels td'
shillings to sixpeo ce, and with the us aal
the Tower, has Leen •
crease of visitors., and also that a suit ab'
completed for tb eir reception. The ten
to meet the PAP. acs of the people in al
acc,-ss to r tiny objects of curiosit:
then, great c' :edit, and the results mu-
all promoters of national improverre
highly satiaf actory.
308E1'1 Any ANLY THE Po
Peter Leo .rie and ;he Press have
Mr. Ads' 3 benevolent in. entions of
" .ing to their advantage," f
sovereig n. Like some other public
had ber,ome somewhat notori, Gus, a
g letters have been retiirne(
thoritje, 8, finding a great ac; !um
letter department, directed the ir
ecssrery steps for compelling Mr
lett erg, and pay the double pos tr
was found to amount to the suit/
CAt;ons were made without sue.:
seeiceor, probably conceiving tl
equally unavailing, the suit ha
Post Office abandoned the clai
to prepay all his future coirest
the department a eeitisiderabk
lieving the public frog: future
hittetly of Sir Peter Lauri,
bookse owing to which circu
already lost between 9,00(
other individuals have lost
to haitdsome fortunes. •
PARIS THEATRIC/
has decidedly dis..ppeared
has cancelled the engage
Miss Fanny Elssler settle'
has joat left for Germany
Taglioni, who will re-apt
at the Opera. The arri
of the world is announce
This young virtuoso Nvi7
tion to song, that sto cl
her, and that Niesdarrie
dot, Smite, arid Dora
cuyptiees. Mademe
Meyerbeer awaits for
baptists. An intrig,
would deprive the L
aPPrOuebmg season,
cell hare mistaken h
of the co.operatioe
Grisi, who enjoys r
eiety. It one yea
tre- 15,000 er,e,"Nw. a
Malibraxm and ye
had been given I
DREADFU
BRIQIITO.N RAIL
place on the L
feared, will en,
sent, impossibr
so many storiz-
inquiry. Fe,
Hospital, ant'
that the met'
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