True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-07

and to maintain tic in,cg. Try, my Flu tern doinin n.
The 'eiorm and amendment OF the Municipal Cor.
part of my. d0nl'ions. ,zs
|, is also Urgent that ynu should amp yourselves
10 The prosecution aud cu"eton Of those measure.
which have been commended BY The Ecclesiastical
Commissioners Of England for the purpose Of ncreas-
lug the efficiency Of tile Established church, aud Of
confirming its hold upon tho affections and respect of
my people. -4
The better enforcement of the law and the more
speedy admins ration of justice Of the first import
ancc 10 the welfare Of the community, and feel ISSUED
that you will be anxious to devote Yourselves 10 the
examination Of The measures which will be submitted
you for the purpose of attaining these beneficial re-
sul's. "
| Gentlemen Of the House of Commons
| have directed the Annual Estimates to be prepared
and laid before you.
.Adhering TO the principles Of economy, which it is my
duty to enforce in every department of the STATE feel
j, my duty to recommend that adequate provision te
made Tor the exigencies Of the pub&s service. fully
rely on your loyalty md patriotism TO maintain the
efficiency Of those establishments which essential
to the strength and security of the country.
MY Lords and GenHemen- ...
ltis with great satisfaction that enabled to in
form you that throughout the whole ufmy West Indian
POSSESSIONS the period fixed by law for the final and
complete e'anc niiun of the negroes has been antc'-
Pnsd by acts of the colonial legislatures uld hat the
transition from the temporary system # apprenticeship
10 entire freedom as taken place without my disturb
ance OF public order and tranquility. Any measures
which may be necessary in order to give full effect to
this great and benehcnl change will, have no doubt
hope TO acquaint You with deep concern, that the
province of Lower Canada has again been disturbed by
nsnrecton, and that hostile ncursions a been made
into Upper Canada by certain lawless Inhabitants o.
the United Stales of North America. These violations
of the public peace hive been promptly suppressed by
the valor Of forces and the Loyalty Of my Canadian
4 subjects. The President of tho United Smtes hu!
called upon the citizens Of the Union TO abstain from
proceedings nconl ntble with the friendly relations
which subsist between Great Brtuin and the United
, States
have directed full information upon all these mat
is tiers to he laid before YOU and recommend the prese
state of these Provinces to your serious consideration
n rely upon you to support firm determination l.
= maintain the authority Of my Crown, and trust thu
= your wisd' III ill adopt such measures will secur
,e to those parts Of my Empire the benefit Of interna
tranquility, and the fall advantages Of their gree
. natural resources.
10 / have observed with pain the persevering efor,
n which have been maie in some parts of the country
~ excite my subjects 10 ds"edence aud resistance t
l., the law and to recommend dangerous ind illegal prec
u tees For the couneraron of all such designs. dc
II pend upon the eff ncy of the law, which il will be ~
~ duty to enorce-upon the COED and 1ht dspos
T.. on of my peope-,pon Their attachment to the pri'
clpfs of ju 'tce, and Their abhorenee of violence an
,e disorder.
ID IconIcnly commit all these gres, interests you
nj wisdom, and imrlo'e Almighty God to assist an
~ prosper your counsels'
r. CELESTE appeared last evening as La Buyadere
warmly greeted by another full house. Her danc
o. and pantomime exquisite. The aplomb and 81,
tn gance-,he variety and grace-he vvacity and e1pre
sion of her dancing, together with The uuequa!led d
tinctness and language Of her gescuaton render III
st Bayadcre unapproachablc by any dnnseuse ha,
Dir yet seen. There is distinguishing among 50 n,uc
excellence she possesses. We desire TO see nor
wor,hier to the chapIet, if any can be found.
Mr.. CLAYTON, the nronant made most eaptif
ascension from the Gas Works, last evening. We r.
Al, g-eted to see so the outside and few with
W. the enclosure. After remaining in the mir about
to hour he descended to terra frma, EAR the Bridge ov
on Bayou ST. john three four miles from the city,
"a the place Of Mr.. Louis Aard. We shall have II
part'cula rom lmse Tomorrow. We trust that
will take another opportunity of nscen ling III his ueri
&c car and that he will be pntrunized.