Star.
London, England, 1822-11-20 00:00:00

QUEBEC MEETING, OCTOBER 15.

Agreeably to notice, a Meeting of the Citizens of
Quebec took place at the Union Hotel ; the Honour-
able Louis de Salaberry, win called to the Chair ;
after which the following Resolutions were proposed
and unanimously adopted :

lissoiviro-1. That our Constitution, established by the Bri-
tish Statute of George 111. chip. 51, is well fitted to secure the
rights, and to promote the welfare of the inhabitants of the
province.

S. That we consider it a precious gift, which we are earnestly
anxious to preserve and transmit inviolate to our posterity.
3. That hating learnt with the utmost alarm that a Bill had
been introduced into the House of Commons of the Imperial
Parliament, tending to alter that happy Constitution and to
unite the two Legislatures of Upper and Lower Caoada, we
observed, with pleasure, that the Honourable House had it in
its wisdom to postpone the consideration 'thereof to a future
period in order to afford his Majesty's faithful subjects an op-
portunity of expressing their sentiments touching that measure.

4. That the Union of those Legislatures could not otherwise
thaa interrupt the welfare of the inhabitants of said Provinces.
MONTREAL MEETING, OCTOBER 7.

Guy, Esq. was called to the Chair.

Resolved—That it is with surprise and regret that we have
learnt, by the publication of the debates of the House of Corn..
tnons, that some individuals, enemies to this Province, have
lately made vile attempts to lead his Majesty's Alinisters and
his Parliament into error, in striving to persuade them to make
such changes in our Constitution as would be contrary to the
rights, interests, or wishes of his Majesty's faithful Canadian
subjects.
FROM THE QUEBEC PAPER OF OCTOBER 19.

It is a pity but the friends of the union of the two
Canadas would contrive to concentrate the two ex-
tremities, which are at such an immense distance, so
as to render more compact and dense a population at
present very thinly scattered on a very long line.
Could they accomplish this, an union of the Legisla-
tures would be somewhat more feasible; and more
conformable to the nature of things.

The Marquis of CAMDEN arrived yesterday at his house In
Arlington-street, from his seat, the Wilderness, Kent. The
Marchioness and family have arrived there, from Bayham
Abbey, Sussex.
Lord Ct.trroat has left town for his father's (the En! of
DAtatitlv's) seat, Cobham Hall, Kent.
Sir G. BERNER BROGRATT, Bart. has left the Claremont Hotel,
Bond.street, for his seat, Werstead Hall, Norfolk.
Sir HOMY and Lady OTORGINA Wauxstity have left town
for the Marquis of Sausauay's seat, Hatfield.
Captain 'heron. left Warren's Hotel, itegent-street, yester-
day, to join his Regiment in Ireland.
Arrivals at Blake's Hotel, Jermyn-street—P. D. Coors, Esq.
from the Continent; and Islets Wittu.sa STUART, Esq. from
Hastings, Sussex. _ _ _

Rummto TORIN, Esq. arrived yesterday at the Paltensy
Hotel, Piccadilly, from his seat in Berks. Departure--.JAates
Ersou, Esq. for. Brighton.
Departures from Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-square-41e A.
Jowls, Bart. for his seat in Herefordshire; Colonel and Mrs.
Mums, on a tour.

Arrivals.at the Bath Hotel, Arlingtothstreet—Mr. and Mrs.
SHAW, from Devonshire; Mts. Balsam and family, from
Brighton ; Mr. Fosses. from Path. Depanures—Mr. STE-
PHENS, to his seat, Bower flail, Eases; Colonel and Mrs. Mar,
and Mr. and Mrs. HATES, for Bath.
COVENT-GA RDEN.—Last night the Opera of Pon
John; or, The Two Viektias, was performed at this
Teatre ; in which the character of the First Violetta
was ably supported by Miss Lova (in the absence of
Miss HALLANDE), and Miss M. Tani most success-
fully performed the other heroine of the piece. She
was loudly encored in the song of La Rose (Amur,
in which she introduced a Spanish Bolero with much
taste and neatness. The reit a the it aracicrs were
L ably sustained.