Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-11-09

latino the apprehensions which might
|mIIy arise among peaceable popuIa-
n Inc vicinity Of fapacious enemy.
oreuant Governor is induced to call
Ioce more portion Of the gallant mill
EIlOper Canada, as volunteer force, in
Inn confidence and certainty that the
&,d and lawlcss designs OF the public en-
wiIl be met by a corresponding exhibit
4 Oflhe loyal and gallant feeling which
always distinguished Upper Canada.
Il engaged in regular war. as well as
Threatened with aggression from pi-
and brigands.
he Lieutenant Governor will therefore
with issue orders to some distinguished
|cs, to call out portion Of the militia Of
|province.
he Lieut.. Governor assures the loyal in
sus of the province, that he is in full
|Rssion Of the designs Of the enemy, who
nominal!y many among them who
puot forgotten their allegiance to Her
Es,y. Or their duty to their Canadian
Iren, and only appear in the rankr of
|Migands at present, to save themselves
insult and violence.
Brcommand Of His Excellency,
1 Sir GEORGE ARTHUR.
RICHARD BULLOCK.
Adj. General Militia.
HE Official Gazetteof last Thursday con-
4 six proclamations the,6rs again pro-
Hing the provincial Parliament to the
Id December and the second declaring
kneral amnesty in favor Of all parties
have fled the province, not having been
aed for treason OF reasonable practice.
bnviliug them to return, absolved and re-
I'd from all punishment or prosecution
.aher four are declarations Of a,tainder
inst such parties as have fed the prov
having been indicted for treason or
bsuable practice, providing they do not
&nfou suumrso j--.i.a before Feb-unry.
ESssihe parties TO whom, 49,. s>-aels,s
ms relate-abeut one hundred in nu>1D
I've observe the names Of John Rolph,
h. L. Mackenzie, Silas Fletcher, Alex
sg Mcleod, Charles Duncombe. and
Iskim and Peter Malcolm. S1'sS
/ LOVER CANApA.- The Government Of
ur Canada has char,ezed the steamboats,
rngton and TraveleilaK Lake Ontario.
paralons are mnking.sit appears by the
hwing extract from the Montreal Couri-
4 IN anticipation of renewed disturbances
he frontier -
Captain Wayne Of the Royals left town
Saturday for the purpose of organizing a
Hutecr corps of 400 men at Carrillon and
Na Vandreuil, on the same conditions as
,yOulreal Volunteers. Three martellc
en are to be built Immediately at Cote
Baron near the new Jail and on a com
Hnding position on the Lachine road, ant
kfuluished with sixty four Founders or
iels, A passenger from St. Johns, who
nVed yesterday, state that the Americans
ng the frontier are drilling for the avow
Purpose of invading Canada"
The Quebec Gazette Of Friday, announ
flhe arrival of II. NJ, Troop Ship Athol
'anander Belamy. in. thirty days iron
5ynouth, with 500 men and officers. de
hnents to the several regiments serving i
Canadas.
Orders have been sent express TO Halifa
The 9Sd regiment stationed there, and 10
companies at Prince Edwards Island, TO b
badness to embark at the shortest notice
The ship Prince George has been charlel
Ply Government FOR ESQ Sterling.
prey munitions of war from Halifax
|Arbec, and four thousand stands OF arm
BE sent on board her on the l2lh instant.
a'n Synpathy-We learn that tn
aIesl activity prevails in all the Cover
ta departments at Toronto, as well as
other military posts on the frontier,-
rsnsve preparations are lso making Attn
Mon. The garrison will be increased
nbayonets. This is just as il should b
''have long been silent on the subject
ap'hy, though we are well aware to
most extensive organization was goin
a-'he brigands boast Of having generals
9snence in their service--thal they a
Fatlully supplied with arms and ammur
sa,,ofevery description. even including he
'Nery, That they are abundantly 50
Ea with money and provisions. and nuI
Upwards of 10000, ready for the inv
"a o. the Canadas so soon as the whit
' In' We hope il is true. and that tn
ally are in earnest--that they will con
efficient numbers to be easily discovere
'emain long enough in one place
~ our troops an opportunity to lind Q
's " Whereabouts. Kingston Chronicle.
NE Montreal Courier,'in answer TO s
rNes respecting Sutherland says. our
ss'lcan contemporaries who seem ndge'
su' the actual locality Of Sutherland
.0'ned. that he is still in durance vile,
Unable 70 hodthe geQpiFed security
%ure good behaviout