The Sun.
London, England, 1803-11-28 00:00:00

NEW hRUNSWICK.

TH P. following Address from the Inhabitants of
New: Bruosvic)c to ,Lieut.. Governor CARLETON,
was presented to that Gtotiemau upon his Embaka.
Lion for Europe from ,that Colony.'

IC) 111 S EXoELLHNCY THOMAS CARLZTON, 13Q. SACOTE-
NANT-OOVig'HO.R. THZ: PROVIN.CI:I3I, NEWItLINs..

wicx, i Sec..sec.

",The justices, Of the Court of Common ,P leas— the Ma-
gistrates--the High Sheriff—the Grand jurors•••:-and. other-
Public Officers; and a nitrither of respgrable Inhabitants of
the, County of Yeric„havin6 been informed, ?that. your. Ex,
cellencytas obtained His: ,Majesty's • legtie of Absence, and;
that you art preparing to .embark for finglarKl, love the 11n.,
noun to attend you: , •
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" When we take A' view of your Excellency's AdminiStra.7
tionplrom the first existence of the Province.to the present
time, it appears to`tis to:have exlvibitecri uniform system of .
justice aril impArtitstliY while it' must afford then
most satisfai.tory consolation to your own mind, cannot" fail
to secure you the 'approbation of that gracious Sovereign,
whose virtues you I.tava successfully imitated.
" This testimony is cheerfully given hi our Public .Capa.'
cities.

" Other considerations 'sensibly affect us as private Gen-
tlemen arid inhabit:lms' Of 'the County' of York, which'
been layoured.with your residence for many years, past,—.l%fahy
instances of your benevolence, although secretly bestowed on
objeCts jirdiciausly seleded have come to our knoWledge, and
we have not been unrnlnartil of the influence which the pure
and corred eN amides set'fiy your 'Excellency in, private life
have had upon the morals and ntatiners of our Society.,
Thi.Atidress contains not the langua4e Of.srvile.adttla-
tint% oi ceremottious corn p I i rrwlit ; it is dilated by heart's over.
•
fiovvjosyvith of the sincerest respell, 'esteem, and
ittlediori,and we trust it will be the4nore accePtah)e to your
I:xc,llency, , from the consideration that we represent a, part
trio.) PrqYiPce wiliub is iihieflyiseplecl by men who have mani-
fested their y Att4olinentto tlik British Covert:mem,
by personal and active services during the American Revoltt.
tiOtt ;1 by Men who, at all times, have approved.themsel yes
faithful to their f-ing, and Country,. and ,w who are ready upon
any.einetency again to take the Field iu Ills Majesty's Ser-
vice. Allow us, Sir, tontfer our cordial winces tar the welfare
of youplewarri ; and to say, thatithis would be to us
a very painfuloccasion, did we not anticipate the rileasure of
easing yola- reuxen to represent vartuost gracious Sovereign, in.
this Vrovinee, where we hope you may:spend the remainder,
of your days in happiness and peace:"

14;ederiebii, alti Sept. •
1.0 which hls..Exctilency Wal' pleased to return
the following Answer :

GzuTLEMEN,

" I thank you for this afccilionafeAddress.—Your Loyalty,
Which hii beenried and approv&l, gives, in my estimation,
tuiditional value, both to your expressions of approbation
rei.peaing my pUblic Charaeler, and to your, kind Wishes
addressed personalty to me and my' liam4,
" In bidding you acticu for alinte; I retain, unabateti; the
arnbi.;,,n wi►ich I have long cherished, to prornote; by every
ni:ans in my power, the prosperity of this LOyal Province."

Some ,wetks ago, a cattle-dealer in Mearns, Scot.
land, riding home at night front the last great fair
nt Aberdeen, was stopped by two -footpads, who
seized the bridle, and presenting pistols, demanded
his money. He calmly replied, that lie had 7001.
at their service. Then leaning torwaid, and (Teo_
ill his great-cobt, under tetencc of bringing forth
the money,. by a sudden and dexterous of let
hrtdle, anfl clapping spurs to his horse, left
the astonished robbers in possession Olga half.svotn
bridle as ir.booty.
;
A,Slv;wmaker named Arvid Co-wean/I, shot him.'
self on ,the loth instant, at Woofer. The unfortu_
nate' man acconiplithed his destruttion by placing
the huts end of a musket against some rails which en.
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dosed a haystack., with the tnuzzle against his-breast;
, and having, fixed some 'wax end/ to the trigger, and
passed them round the guard, by pulling these he
discharged the piece thrtiugh heart. The turo-
ner's i'4;rdit was, "'Felod? se ;" and his body was
scchiairigly buried irt-the highway.