The Sun.
London, England, 1828-03-22 00:00:00

GENERAL ORDER OF MILITIA.

QUEBEC, FEB. 2l.—The Governor and Commander-in_
Chief has seen with great regret that several officers, corn_
mantling battalions of militia, forgetting their duty to set
an example of subordination and respect for authority to
those placed under their command, have shown themselves
active agents of a party hostile to his Majesty's Govern-
ment; such conduct tending to create discontent in the
country, and to bring the Executive Government into con-
tempt among the people, cannot be permitted to pass
without notice. His Excellency, therefore, in virtue of
the power vested in him by his Majesty, signifies to the
under-mentioned officers that his Majesty has no further
occasion for their services :

3d Battalion of Buckinghamshire—Lieuteiumt-Colonel
Francis Legendre.

I- Ist Rattalion of Bedford—Lieut.-C3ionel R. Hertel de
Rottdille.

3d Battalion of the county or St. Maurice--Lieut.-Col.
A. Poulin do Coturval.

Ist Battalion of the euunty of Kent—Lieut.-Colonel R.
Boucher de Labreur'-.

2d Battalion er Huntingdon—Major M. Raymond.
The Goveruor-in-Chief thinks it not less his public
duty than an act of justice to the loyal Militia of the pro-
vince to put them upon their guard against being misled
by acts and misrepresentations of ill disposed persons, to
entertain unfounded suspicions of the views and acts of
Government, or to swerve from that respect for its autho-
rity and that spirit of obedience to the laws, which become
dutiful and loyal subjects.
By order of his Excellency the Commander-in-Chief,
J. VASSAL DE MONVILLE, Adj.-Gen. M.F.
An Address to his Majesty has been moved in the
Assembly, praying that Alontreal may Is, included in
Upper Canada, or that an union of the two Provinces may
take place, or that all the British North American Colonies
may be united under a Vice-royal Government. The
object in including Montreal; is to gain a port at which all
imported goods, destined for Upper Canada, might be
entered, and the duties accruing thereon collected prospec-
tively. This measure is considered likely to be beneficial
to Upper Canada.
These papers contain several Addresses to his Excellency
the Commander-in-Chief, approving of the measures of his
goverurnent, and expressive of their thanks for the manly,
consistent, and constitutional course which he has pursued.

Honduras Papers to the 12th January inclusive,
have been received. The latest intelligence is from
Omea of the 25th December, inclosing a Proclama-
tion of the President AREA, dated Guatemala the
sth of the same month ; this document states, that
impressed with the conviction that the war, which
has depopulated and destroyed the country, cannot
be arrested by conciliatory measures, he is deter-
mined at all events that hostilities shall cease, and
he therefore calls for a new election of Congress, to
meet at Santa Anna, for the purpose of deliberating
on the best measures to be pursued for allaying the
distractions of the country. MAYORGA is stated, in
the same letter, to have been sent to negociate with
the San Salvador party, conformably to the spirit
of the Proclamation; it appears, however, by advices
of the rith of December, that these pacific overtures
hivebeta rejected by the leaders of the „San Sal-
.