North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-11-06

ciizens. w hen he embarked, a L,,.''
oilers, on the Kings Wharl, saluI,,1r w
departure Poor Slr John! abandou,1l 80
even Vi The LoyaiSis oil Quebec No.
Ia those 10 whom II belongs.
We have been informed, that NJ, A.
gusiln Norbert NORM, &c. who wuL,t.~
rom Quebec about twelve months soo
shortly alter the escape oil Messrs. Thr'o%,
aud Dodge from the citadel, was yestr,a,S
seen IN this city Quebec Mercurv.
The Albion, OF New York, speaks oru
mours III llesii preparations for border i'm,
sion' aud observes, they are again IN.
def'aken, they Will he oi moIe lorum,.
bic character than any that have yet ocep.
ed" NNN''
We understand that Mr.. A. n. Mon.
advocate, against whom there was Vs.
rant Tor sone offence las: winter. In, uh,
remained concealed Till the day Of the dc.
pailure OF Sir JOHN CoLBoRxr. has hid
The option OF leaving The Province ot h.
committed 10 ganI, and that he has in fl.
mean lime been committed. Quebec Ca.
zette.
ENCOURAGEMENT TO PArRIors.-W.
have heard that on Mr.. Hart being taken
In the Penlienliary, he Immediately A.,
about REFORMING the repuIstiom
particularly that one which enloinrd silence,
"as tongues were given Tor sprakipO.o
and encouraged his fellow conyicls 10 SIM.
lar offences.
The officers finding remonstrance nee.
less, The hero was sentenced TO receive 50
lashes, and was forthwith stripped and tied
up; alter receiving halt dozen. he baw,J
out he would be silent, hut his whole sen.
tence was inflicted, and he has siGce found
II convenient 10 cease his peaceabrn
agitation. Alas! for The want Of "no
ponsibIe Government" in HAT institution:
and, but that, the happy dogs would rant
and sing, curse and swear, smoke and
INK The live long day, and fog every
Keeper who dared to approach them nn'rn
nat in hand. Does not your heart bleed
or these unfortunate worthy sympathizsu
Niagara Reporter.
[The Editor OF the North American
will make some remarks on this subject
lext week.
When the patriot Mackenzie passed
j ing this frontier. year or two snct,
VINO informed the authorities across The
ne OF HE faci, and set the boodhounds Of
oyalfy upon his sceni? Many indvidu.
Is in Ogdensburgh know Frank. Ga,
The Genessee Falls are chiefly dry, ID
consequence Of the unprecedented drough.
/ The season.
The Frigate United States and the New
,ork sloop of war Marion, are OF anchor
the harbour of Boston.
Ocean Steam Navigation.-By oci.
BAL, there viii be thirteen large and spIen.
nd steam ships running across the Allan.
c ocean. Not one will be smaller than
re Liverpool, and more than hall Of them
'I'l be larger than lie Great Western.
our OF the thirteen will ply briwern
liverpool, Halifax and Boston, and The
a'ahce wi! run from Bristol, Lonion,
iverpool, and the Clyde 10 New York
he British Queen and President will be
Flowed by The United Kingdom, City Of |
lew York, the Clyde steamer, and the
nlied States, in rapid succession.-Th.
nr Halifax steamers will be ready early
1871. There may be twenty OF thirty
Gamers running over the Atlantic from
herent ports in Europe 10 Americs, bat
e can only speak positively Of ihineer.
gentleman who arrived in the Liverpool,
va US that The frame of the President was
,, and she would be ready to enter the
i by the first OF next MAY. She is Ia-
oprier.
IN the language Of the great charter ol
y liberties, ] was born free. have DO!
ny been an advocate, but a devoies, 10
'edom Tor many years-from my yoeih
}, even TO my three score years. II lib
y and The rights Of self government are to
iost on me-to my descendants, estl
}" numerous, and 10 the great body
countrymen, (Which may the God q
mercies iorbidD pray that we MAJ
We some choice in the kind 0f men ~
'om we shall be rul d. Nav We b
ICED under the dominion or mind.-Mr
rheciUal men rule over us-and maj
never he Subjected To the will ol cohi'
aniess, souIless, unieeling cen'. per cehL
'neyed power.-Feiiz Cruny.