lr. fiendson the produce ofthe growing crops,‘but we .. och of the present‘distress arisesdi-ombver trad—3 i weiear that there :is. littlevprospect of themanufim: Ic'cly balanced with the do

remarkable. . .7 2 .

v

ropitious weathei',‘are not in'Isuph’ a; I state . have'beencx'p ‘ \vcht’he‘r now is only want: ' th as ’abunda‘nt a”h!I_i1'vest as man The 153315.45 :saxa or: France, by 'se‘vérar Journals .5,» ‘. . i ,, troubles at Toulouse? are finally settled.

' ' y as before.

ring the general features of their conditionfggi -

ution in Italy. _

Iei- left Calcutta. on the 26th ofMay, in the .Queen. 'Ier,I4and it was expected that «he, whole‘flce; w’ um . . _ I Canton by the beginnmg ofJIuly._ The Whole 0 the! ' .‘ll‘ad 109009000 to China. The“ Cameronians and the To ' Were 190‘ folIlIOW. The steamers had been fitted up with nodes 10r- _hver service. The emperor’s edicts 'bi‘ tithe 31100 against, and extermination of; the English, and cans “both powers shall not stand, one or the other couqucrmr die.” His orders are, “Seize the barba- , and make an entire extermination ahd end ofthcm.”I Se edicts were published at Macao on the $15!.» oan'rch. Sesostris, two iiron=steamers, and theLarne, are-await- at Bombay the arrival or Sir H. Pottinger and Sir NV.-

or” I .. _ _ y , ._ ost MahomedIKhau had reachgd Calcutta as a prisoner,

at. . - - e‘King of Madagascar, expelled by his subjects, had ‘ ed at Calcutta, to Solicit British aid ’to rcinstate 'hi‘m.E ePuujaub affair-some: a, worse aspect‘ than ever”; the y continues ina' most disturbed and tumultuous state, the shoiks are said to have plundered about four or five British treasure on .its passageto Cahool, and‘to have ved the bridge of boats across the Indus, A war with 'epaulesc is again talked or, in consequence, of their ig made fresh “encroachments on the British territory.

sod to appoint‘Sir Charles Augustus Fitzroy, Knightfto Governor and commander in Chiefof the Islands brim» an, Montserrat and Barbuda, St. Christopher, Nevis, Ar- ” a, the Virgin Islands, and Dominica. v ’ ‘ x "

£11108 our last, New York papers torthe» 9th and Boston to - 10th inst..have licenmcceived. By an arrival at thefbr- or place we have been furnished‘ withnnews from. China . en days later than formerly received. The most i,mpor-' . particulars will be found below :.— ' i r ‘ 5

Mods I ' ' ‘ ' * 'NEW' YORK, August 5. ' W Luron’ranr—F-1ETEEN DAYS LATER FROM CANTON.—'——Tlle be r I Ackbar, Capt; Dmnas, arrived yesterday morning, with l" I - - ll cargo of Teas, having sailed from-Canton on the ‘15th by . u April. The latest advices previously received were to Will I! last of March, via England. - The news is important. 0" new Commodore Elliot with the British fleet, had undisputed uitiic . I session of Canton. His head quarters were then pro- e-Iilim, ctcd by British soldiers. The fleet was lying above and iniqfil ‘low the place. No intelligenco‘had been received there dry?“ at the Commodore had been superseded. Al: ‘ge Chi- wr a. se army occupied the hill,'iu sight, behind the city, but’ I .. , , . icy offered no interruption to the British arms, nor to the l ominerce of the place. _ , Teas were permitted to come into Canton as. usual. The t edict from the Emperor at I’ekin, was, that the bar- ’nans must be exterminated.——'I‘he ' Emperor had not

hinese Governor had been sent in chains toil’ekin, for and it was. reported that he had been strangled on the way.

Commodore Elliot promptly'opened the port of Canton to all shipping IoIfevcry nation. Ten American'ships had

‘ taking in tons.

Marci], as commander-in-chief ofthe land threes.

000 dollars for a line-of-battle ship, $I10,

. $50,000 for the Admiral or Captain .M $30,000 either of their heads.

C 1841.

You willhavc learned from var

ruptitmIof the trade be the ,cgnseiguence. I

n that be‘tterti'mes are at” hand and" with a’ Wayi' Without any el'eVati'on or dopressio a‘n“ co ' l

.. . t. , , . i _ . . ~ -. . - 4 t ' we? shall bin/e «a revival of trade. "N‘o douth demolish every Oblemfin‘ 1.??? PFOgI'GSS- ' . blis‘llhe‘rgilhgistlys utentions of‘the great Emperor'- to extirpalt’e g'wholo whet.

I _ a“, . y, __ coastsQfllIlunchouri crops throughout the. conntry,’ millillhefilillldmg»:the~l?t°-l?9:P‘ll 1}“th

correspondent of the New York American says: ‘ Id “ Of {slab/lafiletligdzlaffairsflittle is said. . It seems tobe un—l‘ i I 4 I I . , ' ' erstoo ,_ at r ox will be. content toabide the result of u SIpaaEIWe have Elsefiusufll’ @Ellmclmly “351 {allmsfif thegtrial by the pctit juryn—at least-,Ihe. does not menace-war ,I factiob,vvret9hI, mnaflwraud— weplsgovemmeht, {beg c the. swimmecpurtxlid not disengage the‘ipriséner. ortugal emerges in, I, edsanglsth o. .311 $1.9m: bank?» Nev mid-ess, tinessifiéb‘s"may, I thiambepércéivéd ing‘c‘er- I _ .1909? an. “1 _ey ill-9 1111.“: llmlltel" tall; high quarters, which is not at all milliliter] by'the ab- d enjoymen ,Ofthell 0W? Bomb?“ “(lublegiandm “one. solutely: defenm’fiss inflation of ur sebb’tlartl a an” n ese cqnnti'ies'have any circumstances occurred in any Sefiomatmck ' " V p l gm 8 y I _. . the: age, and-the, , has been alarmed by rumours of an approaching keep the Page... PEIIIIéYth 12031:.x

eipverland mail liom India informgustbat Commodore '

Small Pox broke outonlcaving port. There have been but three cases, and they are all in a fair Way. 5*Slle is "now at‘qualmeyd—Jaumali' - »‘ ‘ ~ :3 ~~ T~ r ‘ " ‘

Satin-day ‘ I'ernoIon, Mr. James Mo_nro,:jr.,.incompany with an intima e companion, proceeded along the shore at the mouthoftlie_.Iliarb3pr.;in {qiiqstwgflgame Whilestrolliug. ‘ alougthe bgach, M‘gsMpm-o in the rear of his friend, the gun. 5 carried by the latter accidentallydischarwed while i‘estiii'g,.oii." . his: shoulder, aiidllodged its contents in lliechc‘ek'offlfisl‘iiiiL ‘ fortunate friend whom 'vve have named! instant death was i .makjng 111mg setgv-ofiiFanii‘ereafoi Society,;.to be delivered‘ouor .hefolge.the lst day 9CD 's to express the:ng fin; each set—mounting ,the Soqiqty. I I311: ,. ; ._ . .l. . . .I.

‘. , I - _. .. ‘3 v . OWNING STREET, AUGUST 3.-—The Queen has been '

‘ card of the fall of Canton when the Aekbar left. The'

erroittiug the British to'I capture the Forts at the Bogue, ,

already arrived, all of which were discharging, and taking in cargoes of T ess—A large number ofBi-itisli ships were

estimated at.2500xor 3000 men, and about 800 pieces of can-

, .. . . , . .. ; ..I 21.,3MIAcILo, April,14.,,,~ ._ It. issuid that the different, Warjike operations of the Bri. "Sh Since the taking of Chuennee and Ty'cocktow have .thiInn7 ed the ranks of the Chinese: soldieré'byz6000 men, Iof'w‘liom about one third may haile’lost their Iives,’*but the other-"two

the city walls. In the trial, however, several of the pieces lowing a wife end {3.11mi- /'

fly straight-

ious-race,vwill be-ca’triedintorefibctu ..:,., ,, , .

~a' rw, ,,.,

a) state ofdetence. :; _\\.I.:. m , _,,.

. BOSTON,- Aug. 7. : Tm: MACLEOD CASE AT WASHINGTON.—The Washington

».-4e

h still unshaken that the spirit of interests of the two-co uiitrios,

I IS., 16.——-'l?he brig Mariner, Hemeon,

which arrivpdmyesterda ,_- 35 days from Greeuock, with a, ._ general cprg '

I I toBoltou : Leishinan, and W. Stairs and Son, has a number ‘of passengers on board, among whom the

Meiosis".- s., Aug. 18.-—'-MELAI1'vdiiom Aecmsnm—On‘

the=result~. Seldom has it been our duty to récor'd a more

sive inhis.dispositiou, and: " ht and oblig-ing in all his

hadleft a wife and two_Ia_‘ged' parents to lamént his sudden Strumcntal in“ 'tliisieVent,’is_ I in" theg eatest state of mental agony ; but afCoroner’s Jury have" cquitted him ofany ill intention whatever, and feelings'of sympathy are expressed towards him byfthe con)Il'iunity.ge11erally. ‘ - - _

Mi '

1- .ru. .g.

. 3112* I.

necessary I .59 '0? therpresent distressing have burst and killed the gunufite—so thattfie' menzwhoin .-‘ the "mm‘fim‘- ' g l‘nfiel‘csts is 1;.th of, confidence, fiituredischarge them must be of undaunted courage, ITO int . : Dalllmny to“ s ‘9 l‘wre‘lse. “1,8 difllcnltiesoutof sure success, the instruments of deathand destruction .11 ngmnos. Hopes, which we triist‘ aregwell. founded, laid on a bed of stone or sand, so that the ball ma

CONFIRMATIONJE» 5;: - I NovaEScotia will bold'ai G I :ing-Cbarlbttetown, '(D.VV.);: abouti'thealatter sud Of-lbls Momma; the be inniugiolithenext.‘ candidates. are requested to call upon the ev. Mr. Jenkins, between the hours of:3 and 7 I III I ‘eacb IWednesday and Friday‘fduring the interval. None under I6 year‘s ofage' can be admitted-.' ' 'l

autumn; Surveyor General’s Office, E Surveyor General will subr‘riibfor Sale, at Public AUCTION, on Saturday, theI,28,tl.i day quAuust next, at the e, in Georgetown,”at12"0’hl0blf,’ Ho’o {like following dTown,viz:---. ' l "‘“i’” "“ ", , , , nd '12, ‘First'Rai‘l’ge ‘ 28nd 3, Fonrthfir)’ . g 14 and15,‘Foui-l‘lii‘do. w" ', ., ,, . '2 and Fauna?” 4“ ' <E:' 1" “*~

6, 7,11, 12=&13,-Second do.,(l.,~

4 and 5, 'l‘hirddb.gi.-,. $5.- ...G’Ji , PAS'I’URE tor-s, inaseaziwa'uy . 59,I£35,;,Ig§7I', 273, some, '

HE'xBishop of

in the afternoon .0

» EASTERNiAGRICUL’I‘URAL socm'nr. :4 , .FAIRE;nd».CA-'FI‘LE SHOW'will be held atl'Sen- _ I nibe Georgetown Road, on Wédnesday, the 29th ‘ . .Sqetembussv-n ‘ ' v » - - - v PEMWJilldlfw ll“9 .-. .; lanthanum“.

since the fmvasiops of the .Tavtars there‘w ‘ < . . erestsreCOVe ng 1: sound state u tilttbe production Slab a current 1.1m: firm one part om)? -» II I . vatwithsmnd. finces to .theIothIer. J uniks have been built on a new model'- ; Yet, the _ general .d line'- our’ commerce} We [hearty §¢§§1‘l‘0tl9¥l Will? the rapidity bf lightninéto th'e'bar? . that excéll’ent ’Pllblicatlo 'lBWs‘Glam/‘é, alust ball?! men‘of- var. ~“' “‘9 ', " ’ '1 7‘ '5‘” H V J '0" . . I I . I I ' DiVers‘ are-as._cn‘gblied to;bore‘holes‘iiithe.bottoms‘ol‘the ' 1y gamer may 50 pm calm, in“, , _ ‘ gasses; vessels'have‘bé‘cn su’nk- at iiis‘eiitmncss ofrilvcrs,‘ allowing; period : ofi‘lasryear. «This, and: stakes been sdnvenri’dc'ross :tliu'.?channels.3.' Evemtbev ' I , I . .. have never beeggwthougluofiiaic; f':--

.. , _1II. IIIBcfl.RM,Lr: In ..

'. I .5Q.¢Pdd.il‘<d9‘-‘ '

' And the followin -. ‘ Iown,viz:---Nos.

",..C.

.4...'

"' Emu-3m», '

' _ world do, i" I

i. ,11 1

. 41 Second (10.00. I .Bobt, breeding Sow-,I- . .. do do. , Competition open to become Subs ’ri

oocoog ooobposéégg

And the followi _ viz :——-Nos. 61,74,2Lfi-and 243,, I: . “I. . , _ -. LOTS adjoininglhe said.th yalty. Nos 21,394.30.”

. ..:.GEORG.E .

bdlisdccessful ng‘ entitled to the premium: ' 'rnot TON,’Scc

competitors to' ‘ .lllllre; lRlVl‘lISk‘dzylll. August. 1841 ~ - x ' ' " A T "GEO'R

f=’ ' Km l‘, 2* -:‘.: V .

” IITreasurcr'sOtficpiAugustgd,184b,. , l_ , . _ .._I ,, . 1?. r . ’ _ . I all... 1mm... in}... of legal. 0 BE SOLD-"by A“°“°“4“‘lll’9 SW45? 33% or Janmiv,1840, to No.70,._oftlie date Qf.tlie5,6tl] as J" v reasury on de’mapd,'t‘ogéthcr’

fr" Pearse, on the 20th Augushaudlhrglst

I - A general assortmentofJ)“, GOODS,

February, 1840, will be paid‘at the'T gables, IAnCIfimé.’I&CII&1

with ithe Interest due thereon. ‘2

13th July, 1841.

"Letter" C:

“(Weill 139.486 has): ’391‘? 393101., K‘

3:

ill be resold,~ inébt'lsé‘qhenéb’ofiliéiffidfi-ibhdééllfi in'a

, the following Lotg:in.tbe,said§1‘,og,w,.¥lag-" m , , I ,I . I .,.. . . ,,

,. Third Rui‘gwimaéga; i

m alumnae = :- ‘Ac: '

1,,Fi1‘st‘do. I

- 5, 'l‘li’ifd‘do. ' "W. B.

“ 9 and 15, Third do; “ “F.

],Fourtli,I . I .‘f ., ,F.

ng PASTUIREIerTSILEiu the; Isgiid no

.u

. .f‘rI15 ‘BgI

.“ux " l

'. '9'; Y! n

. . h L . .4 securities-2min "l GETO‘WN} 5.”

l

not. eaten. new I-,i ‘5". 3.95577

sesurrn’; .: - I , t - reassign”; 1; WATER LOTS IN

0 BE SOLD By;

‘ S’ecietnr‘y'u Office, August 2d, 1841‘. I I _ I I I I HTIHonsE at'lid'nt‘rtrmb NDERS will beI-réCeived at "this W’edriesdav.’ihe‘lfst diiy of'Sep‘tember next, ing'ofa LIGHTHOUSE onTPoiut Primy’agreeable tire and Specification .to be. seen. at 'tliis’Olficer requiredfmjffl)? PeYllH‘lna

TENDERS {or a LIG

1—.4 for the build—"1

neeoil‘theICoutract. I_..‘I .I. ._ I HAVILAND,

. II lg'on, are not Stu-passe 5 '_ IL ColonialSccretaiy.

ing a fine water frantage 0 West by Kent (or the MainLStreet, alotigmhich they, extend 287 fleet, above hiin water uiark, .and‘on the uortli'slde by Water Street, extending thereon =420 foebfi It is‘ intended that 11, fill'IeSBt width shall be laid oil“, across the Late, parallelxyvith and .connected : with-the liitterbygamolher Street, to run parallel with .Kent; Street; and :the wholefiPrOlelvéllke sold in small Lots, agreeable to a plan to be seen at the Store of « W. B. Aitken, Esq, in Georgetown. .. - II . I. Ii, I I

‘, Particulars as to Terms Iand Ti lc, made know‘nIIon application at the Office of. the undersigned, Ijvliere,’ a Planj‘oj‘tlic Property 1 . can be also seenfi ,' \ ‘ " '

I _ ’eive’d i.y*uaersubsgcm‘sé+, until Walkaway, [ham-m; day of SEPTEMBER’n’ext, "tor? {the * Brineetown Agricultural

EN‘DERS willfibe : melancholy event.E Mr: Monro "Was .28; cabinet~niaker:l)yr- trade, 29 years ofage, persevering in his'business; inofi'ener

transactions, He'wasmarrie onlyai'ewmonths since,and- = .W ,_ _ . . . ._ , I!°l’119¥’t"'...°3lalle 19ll1-Aucusls1841- -. g. -

dead). "’Mr. Monro’s companion, who was Unfortunately in-’

‘- NoTIbE’téihetfriiNaN'Tsdn Let‘s Nbsz'igan' A, . i , , I I AWRENGE'SULIVA Charlottetown, Aug. 20th, 1841. I E Honourable Sutton rCUNAanEh'aving become assessed of the Whole of ‘llle legal'andidplltnbleiEstate of the late John Cambtjidge,‘ in all 111050 Towns

N,"Esquir‘e,fhzrv'ing_,‘byILeti - ' tor of Attorney, bearing dale 'the 29M of .Tn'l'y last, subscriber to losseland auditoimt as his Agent riuce Edward Island, comprising i ' "the Tenants one there;

empowered the for tho'se parts oilhis Estates in j’ Lotsor Townships Numbers 16 and

son of Colonel MaeLauchlan, half pay Eegiment. .

suggested as the cause of sickness in the'latter place.” i - . O . ' v v ' I '

vocal manner.

’ flaul’lclfih, " .

for Messrs. R. &*F. Longwortli.-“

are said to be ofa very superiordescription.

amodore Elliot had declared that if the Chinese prevented Elliot River, a superior vessel, called theIAImelIiu, 166 tons, built

‘I’I‘eas front cuming in from the country, or obstructed the for S. Nelson, Esq. . ' .

trade ofthe'eity, he would immediately commence l_lo'stilities. ‘ " ‘ ‘ ’ Major General Sir Hugh Gongh ‘arriVed on the 2d or ‘

mssriveims.

' EhTEnEn.‘

Mayflower, VVeatherbe, l’ictou ; Coals'. Mayflower, O’Brien", Halifax; Goods.

. . . . . V . . ,. WIRES-9ft“ ~ Jessie, Macdonald,’Ai-ieliat;18bls.'Piultled Fish. ate important events which 11 ve resulted in the re'OPen-' Brothers, ’l‘urnbull, Sydney; Cools. ng of the trade of this port, and the general return of the Specul.ntion,,Wood,.ilo.; do. 'English and Foreign community. An active business is go— J we, Farrell, do:; do. ' ' ing on, both in imports and exports.- Prices of the "former; - - ' ’ I _ l as might havebeEn expected from the sudden influx into Scbr. Queen Cimrloite, Le Blane, Guysbomugh, N.’S.;.Goods. the markctyaredeclining, and losses on them must be conu isiderable, while on the other hand the Chinese are taking ad- ., vantage ol'vthe demand for teas to enhance their prices ; and. on the whole the I business Iof tlIIc seaISIOnlgocs. not promise, I _ - ve ’satisfactor reenlts, un ess t mm s on be, as some a - I . , . . . , . * I przliend, anotliei; interruption some months'hence to tile ‘ Elizabeth b‘hmp’ Du‘blm " 26 ions BIECII,Tlmbm’ ‘24’000 “I trade. As at present carried on, it IS certainly ofLa compup ,, HaPPv Remm. Gims .Mimmichi; bangs, : . . 7 7 . . . wry characteri and actually brought allow and‘ mummified Hiber'nia, Mulch; St. Pierre t 30,000 feet Lumber. * f ' e; still, I am inclined to the belief. that. the. emperor, v Mayflower, O’Brien, Pictou‘; Coals. ' qr reluctantly, will beobliged toacquiesce. in itsgon— r _ I , 1 II . _ . _ . .

t t uance,‘ rather than expose the provmcial city to a 4 .M A L P E Q U113 .I second attack. It is believed, ho/weylcr, thatftqp forces inten‘d h ' I SI Y B I I I movin tothe no‘rthward,-‘with the c ange o t e monsoon, to Sc o‘oner Iiv‘e islets, eo,’ ns 0 s; I I Idemgd the indemnity and to settle'othcr points of import- I, (10- Pine Timberzlsfioofee‘P9315lglcoggfifrl'08‘};m' 39533, and that, in‘ the, event'ofafiou-compliance of-lzhe'court . v-: Alle'tt;b1+%wltf;s. Miramicln, 6. Ion, 3 9., - l ’ I b r 01' Pekin, hostilities would recommenpe and another, hotel" V Amelnllmdlnt, l’ill‘man,do;Z10Sheeli;.50It‘ltlfi-Pl‘l’.Flfih-L ~ .

CLEARED. ‘ ' ' '

Betsey,Harney, Miramichi; 100 bus. Oats, 800 do. Barley. Renulator, Hayley, do.;« 300 bags Oatmeal,

Teaser, VVea‘therbe, Pit-ton ; Ballast.

Brigantine Armanella, Macdonald, PugwaIsh ; do, SclioonervNora Creina,»'Brundige, do.; do; .

Deals, 5 cords Lathwood.

CLEARED.

I

B-E D. Even? unusual)". ‘ '

. .. I chAREo. . I I .I SchoonerDolphin‘,‘Sim‘pson,‘8ltediac‘;’Produce. ‘* ' Margaret, Le Clair, Pugwasli; Ballast.

thirds havedes’ene'd' , M ,3. . .. I v ' _. I The utmost activit' ' - d. , Barbara, La Roche,udo,;_dg., . « .4 '1 ,

. . y prevails in all the arsenals and foun o. I . . Sh . P Dd ceI. II

mes. It is the express desire of the £9.88: emperor and the Dolphin, Simpson, I IIeleiac , In ‘I _I

war party now in )OVvel, to cast as . h est , I. , II ~ >.;__' , . , - . ‘ f ' I _ , , C : a . ' - ‘ ' many guns 0 he arg I The Schr. Plasma: Nicholson from Sydney - q I, , “l’b'e’ we'ghmg “29,000 and even 30,000 wines, as th? cargo'of Cons; for :Mr’. T. Bs-Treihain, or this {6an struck 0"

state can afford. The prinei ‘ i ‘ " ' ‘ " ’ ' ' - ' ‘ » t 0‘ the" - - - . pal 0‘09“ Of these COlossal mist thelndiailRpeks outhe night of Monday last—the 9X19“ .

all!!! '8' *0 Gmk‘seveml slurs with one shot,“and to'annhila'te ‘ - a . ' .3 wide demchmentlwnh one ball. These immense mass- . _. , . 98 iron are not'IoIn y put at land'm laces t trike alarm » _ . .~ DIED :. , _. , _ . . A into the approaching barbarians,butiycouspiguzusspots on ~ At Pictou, one 13th inst, Mr thn Gonnelli‘ugedrmvyiltif

damage sustained'we have not yetleamed. I. I I- ,

IJamaica papers announce the deaths of Captain Slade, Lieuts. Tytler and Alston, Royal AittillernyiénL Randolph, Royal Engineers, and Lieut. MacLauchlan, 82 Regiment,

quested I toI,p’ay the arrears of rerits ' due by theiii'I’without - . »Wn..FOR‘GA’NI. , . . . ' - , - v ' ‘ . _ The following is from the ROyal Gaiette :—“ We regret ' A“ Persons wespasslflg on the Smd yawnsmp wxll‘be pm exceedingly to be inferi’ned that a serious epidemic has 0 broken out among Her Majesty’s GO’th Regiment of Rifles, stationed at Fort Augusta, and that alreadyi‘several deaths have ensued, ' and upwards of 150 invalids are «now=in‘the hospital. \Ve also regret to hear. that out of the detachment of 100 men of the. same corps at. Newcastle, twenty are laid up withdysentery} The late cold and rainy weather is,

. I1 ‘ . . - Q I niilouetown,20tliIAug.1.,41. II pamd to pay UPI I

pared to purchase

L persons indebted to the Estate 'of lbe‘ late' CHARLES} Sunni, Esq.,ItBarrister‘ and Attorney, are requested to make immediate payment to th persons having claims against. the said Est present the same for adjustment. '

Shbscriber; andall ate are._rIcguested to

' n~ I J- l 2 N ' t ' oneneulrdwmgIFoa‘SALE. , Pa one Auctiy‘imi‘mneflaiiit nous, : ianeorgetown', buTfiEsnni the W690“?- BER next,at cleI'vIenI o’clock,tliat I ,‘ f- ‘I f” 1, VAL UABL-E’inizz EX ENSIVEigPitIQrER Tir

in the said. Town, belonging'to Mindiney‘G Isiaan W001),

v1 foxd'

widow of the late J. A;_ $70,611, formei‘lgéli’ A‘utIig'u Esquire, de- ceased, comprising .’ I ‘ ’ _ II c'ilrith a large Warehouse thereon; These. Iio‘ts, [XII pointol’ outfall- d byanyjpropertyjn Itbat' rising Town, hiv-

s,’~1',vmg'm=bns lilo _,

r420 feet, and 'bein’gi’bllbhae‘d'on’flbb

i.‘

‘ Oil’N-‘LDNGWOMH;salsa?

r

ilps, Tracts and

and, mortgaged by the said John Cambridge to John Cave, as by Deed duly registered in the Office of the. Colonial Registrar will fully appear—Abe, Subscriber, as . the Agent of the said Samuel Cunard, is now..preparcd to sellzand loose the same. Tenants having long Leasegfat ls. per acre, I may, purchase at ‘ Twenty Shillings,sterliog,painticre, I TlleI'IIeInantsmasthepre- .urreurs at once, undamthose whom? pm. , a liberal deduction of the backgrent Imlluue

The Subscriber will be at. Lot 1‘4 on’or aboiit 'tlieI3d August, and will afterwards‘vlslt the dili'erent Lols,‘ in' TOMEIOD, for I the purpose of settling with the Tenantry. " ‘ ' —

JAMES H'.‘ PETERS:

. . , I w: DOUSE, Administrator; ’ ~Charlottetovvn, 12111 Aug. 1811!. . .- ' ' I -

LL Persons indebted to the Estatevof the late Jamns CONNELL, Trader, deceased, are- requested to make 5) the Subscriber; and all persons having d Estate are requested to present 'th’e'sam'e'

The .T'rolese Minstrels (the Rainers), gave a-Concort in the National School Room on Saturday, and another on Monday evening. Owing ’to various causes, the Concert on Saturday was very thinly attended; but on the latter oc- casion the amen‘de honorable was made, as the room~ Was crowded in every part with a very respectable and fashionable audience. ' It is,“'perha_ps, needless to say, that the various ‘ performances fully met'the high expectations which had ‘ been raised, and that this was manifested in the most unequh

immediatepaymentt claims againstvthe sai

for adjustment: ' ” MICHAEL H ARNEY,

Charlottetown, August 12th, 1841.

BIRCH TIMBER.

O R. S ALE—One hundred tons BIRCH TIMBER. - BENJ. DAVIES.

Administrator. i

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ISSING from the Field of the Subscriber.,s1uce . rIc'sPeEt'funyi the 5th inst.,2 EVVES and l LAMB, marked-RC. P. -Who- ’ ever Will give such information as may lead to their recovery

will be suitably rewarded.

On Monday last, at Fullarton‘s Marsh, 21 well-built, copper- fastened Bin-qua called the Siren, 26-5 tons, new measurement, built

Ou.I'l‘lx£-.stl:iy lust, flom the Shipyard of Mr. John M‘Isauc, Or- well, a Schbouer called the Henrietta, 180 tons, built for Mr. C. \Vclsli‘. "The materials, workmanship and model’ of this vessel

CHARLES P0012131: :

RS. RENOUF, Dress-maker and Milliner, begs to return her, thanks to the Ladies of Charlottetown and cut shehas received since her them that. she has removed y John Lawson,- Mr. George Beer’s,I be favoured with, I'will be

On \Vedursday, from the Shipyard of Messrs. James Macdon- old A", 00., Plsquid, a Brig called the James Rctldin, 245 tons. She. was built under the superintendence ofCapt. Nowlun, for Mr. , _ ’ _ . D. Reddin, and is considered by competeutjudges'n very superior .I I All vessels, were hurrying to get in their cargoes to get vessel. r . A = - away before any more trouble should break out. . Com- On the same day, from the Shipyard oier. Donald M‘Phee,

newest fashions. I _I executed with promptill Beaver, MuskRal, R I 'ICliarloItteItown, Junell, 1841'. ' '

vicinity, for the liberal encouragem arrival in the Island, and ’to‘inform‘ from herfote residence (formerly occupied ’h Esq.) to King’s Square, opposite orders in her line, which she may Ipn‘nctually attended to. *‘ ‘- ottetowu, A1155, 1841. ~

. MQMQQS’S' » ETABLE LIFE. MEDICINES. , . HESE' Medicine‘s are indebted for” their name'to . tlycirumanil‘estand sensible action in purifying the springs 0' them“ with renewed-tone and lied cases' whicb'have been made f disease'to which the ofMofi'at’s Life Pills-and. d .public‘ly acknowledged. ho 3were previdusly. unac- losophical principlcs'upon which which’ they consequently not. IV d themselves in diseases of every. The, first operation is to loosen from ,tlie

a - . , . ' . In the l’ocab utas from Pictou on, Manda last—PTlie Ri llt. Theloss ofthe Chinese in the various engagements was Ram. the msth OmeI-(Iy; Cosh, Fork-m gaugingwpéfip 'x ' '- ‘ ., . . . . u I- nou. The Chinese Admiral, Kewang, fell indefence ofthe. lfiflsg‘iigzifséeifigll S 1? um, c . , Bogue fbrts, as did'two other mandarins of high rank- . The . oi Wednesdai—aur. and Mrs Dick, Mrs. Hudson and child. I captain of a British transport, arriving at Chusan after the ’ ()ii Friday—MtIJ. E. Cummins, James Thompson, Mrs.,JoliIn. surrender of that Island to the Chinese, was‘sla‘in on landing, 'son a’nd child, and'5 in the steerage. ’ ' ' 'I ’ _ 'I . The day after the fall of the Bogue forts rewards were I ' 5 ' - ' ' " ’ ' ‘ ‘ offered for the, capture or destruction of British ships ;' 100,- ' ’ ' 1 PORT' 0T CHARL’OTTETOWJV'. , 000 for asteamer, ‘ . I ‘ L I

iftaken alive, and Schooner Lark,H0\vatt, i’iclou; Cools. . :~I ,I ~ I g , I Lady Clements, Pine, Newfoundland 1200 I’lSI. PICkIGd Fish-

aud punctuality,

a'nd clianuels’oflife,-iind end-uin vigor. 'In’many hundred ceili ublio, and lnalmost \ every species 0 umsn frame is liable, thohappy' clients '; Phenix Bitten have been gratefully Ian ersons benefited, qnaiute with the beautifiilly phi they are com ounder},and upon edicinesrecommou

'May 24th,1841. J 'N. B.—An 1mme form and description.

KENNETH MACKENZIE, ' ‘ r ‘ ' 5' WATERrSTREET, ‘. . I I .

Opposite Mr. Peal-9's Brick Building,‘ ‘ ‘ “ “ ' I N G been appointed A G E N T for the :- ALBIONu-IRON FOUNDRY, PICTOU, : I will be enabled to supply all .desclripliops of Castingsum Igon, Brass, Copper or Composufion, for Ships, Mill IGear',’ Plough- mounting, or other purp‘dses, with certainty aud‘dispalch, snout . prices quite as low as they cauvbu imported meEngland. . Mum ’ ‘ . Terms—Cash,ou.delivery BoftheJleMs ’- «I II, ,1 3 {EDI-dots, from the Countrywill be punctuwllyIIattcnslIed to Clmrlottctown,.lune 11, 18:41: ' . '. '_I,,I I HAT; MANUFACTOR‘Y. ’ . . '. BS; Hat Manufacturer, lately Train‘IEn -'i nfbrms ' the Inhabitants of Charlottetown: and the Island in general, that he has commenced business it; the no in theshop lately occupied by Miss Butcher, Bonnet: North'side of King’s Square, 'andtrusts,‘by rendering a mi article ata moderate price, 'to'merit a share O‘f‘their‘support.‘ Geiitlemen’s‘ Beaver and Felt Hats, Ladies’Riding do}, Beaver? ‘ dreu’s fancy and other Hats, madcaccordpigdo the; ,Oldllats cleaned and repaired-I, Me, and for ready moneyeoulys abbit and other sliins'bouglit.- "

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R. THOMAS DENNIS, Tin Plate onrker,‘and ‘Cupp’erZSmith,; . I Ifrieudsiu Charlottetown, and theI»PuliIlan general, slipphngas 1 opened a Shop in Prince Street, opposite toIMr. IMiu'tio IDoI her-I, where he hopes, by diligence and attention, low prces,‘ to ensure a‘share of their patronage.z..’ .1“; '3 ' Charlottetown, June 17th, 1841. ’ ~ ‘ I M .A . ‘ - .3 I , A, CO-PARTN’ERSHIP.~ I . OHN <M‘GILL having ..tak_.e.n; Into flora ' since ' the First of'Ma‘y I lash. his 'INe‘phe‘vv,’:Vl’. us‘iness will in' future be carried on as hithei’tg; under'the‘firm ofJ. ((5 W. M‘GII.L. 3 ‘ ‘ ' v

Abegs ,lIeIuve respectfully to? irrformhis’

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7 illuminant. .3. . w. M‘_GIILLI.I In...

diaté‘I ‘poymém- or all" Accounts aue 5:19am M‘GILL, previous to-the First May,‘184l,is panicalhrly requestedz.

coats offtb'e stomach, and bowels the various impurities and cr’udities constantly settling around them; 'and to remove t hardened» ifaeces which collect in the convolutions of me small intestines. Other medicines only~partially Ecleanse these, leave’such collected masses behind as to pro _ its train of evils, or sudden diarrhoea, wilhils immi-I

This fact is wéll known to all rogdlar anatomists,

Just published, foolsc'ap 339., glides, "

ORAL RENOVATION; or, TheEmpi‘iéibf‘Biiéf

duee habitual costive- destroyed. THE szi‘ Ess‘Av: ‘lEyIfthe'Rémi‘JOHN

.Cunnnorrmowu‘: COOPER & unsaturam. s

'Pride‘Qs. 3d. ”

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be human bowels-after death: and hence the methmen against quackmediciiies— to the public by ignorant. cines is. to cleanse nd by this means, the liver and f-vvhich entirely depends upon- -Tlier_-'olood,' wl’iieli.taltes its; liver audthe lungs, before it fied by them, and nouiish- ’ lean stomach, courses. freely through f the system‘,~a’nd2 triumphantly liebloomiug cheekfi

who examine t prejudice of these wellrinfor nes prepared and. heralded The second efl‘ect of the Life Medi the kidneys and the‘ bladder, a the ' lungs, the healthful action -0 « the regularity ofthe urinary organs; _ red colour from thepgency of, the passes into the heart, beingt ed by food’ coming from a c ‘ the veins, renews every part0 mounts the. banner of health- inA Motl'at’s Vegetable 2 Life Medicines and pronounced a sovereign remed lency, Palpitation 0ftlle Heart, Headache, Re‘slleésheSs, Illteinper, lanclioly, Costiveness, Diarrhoea, Rheumatism, Gout,’Dropsies' ofall _kinds,. and: Consumption, .Scurvy,,_,Ulcers, I Eruptio‘u's and Bad Complexions, Eru’pti cloudy and other disagreeable complexion sipelas, common. Coldsuand Influenza, a .. plaints which. afflict the. human frame. .In . particularly, the ILif Medic ' cessfull—‘so'mucliso, that in the' ans almostuniversally" prescribe them; All that Mr. 'Mofliat requi in taking ltluIaIlAl'ellletiicin ItIis not by a Newspaper n ay say'in their favor, that bythe results ofa fair t‘rlull [firA'fnasn so and for saleby I

HE valuable FARM at Cascumpeque, now need II d

by Lemuel Canibrid_ge,'Esq. There are' abp‘t‘ll‘70 her sot; Land now cultivated,aud in good order.- It‘isap excellent-_js(p -.. for mercantileibusiness, or personseugaged ,ln, Shiptbugkhw

90 t'tin’s'Hardwood and 560 y for Dyspeps,’a-I .lauh I ref I:

Loss of Appetite, II-Iearlburn and ‘ Anxiety, Langour Fevers of all=vlt.inds,': Gravel, WormsnAstlimar terate Sores, Scorbuiic ve, complaints, sal ow, 3, Salt Rheum," _ iy-j mi various otliercom- sFever and Agog, most eminently sue-3 Fever and ‘Ag‘iié’DiSti‘iCts, Pbysici-‘I _ I I ’ ' " w Georgetown, 0

Three Rivers,Juue23, V r . . - 'ii'fSA'LE; 'scH’oo'NER' ‘ I 0‘ ‘ ildingaltlStheterisi and“); finelwdln

about six weeks. For particulars, appl l’ t‘o'Mr. Theophilus Webster, Itli

50110.91??? Pélrliini :Silrpsonfihédiac: {loads snidfnsscnaersv r :

minute is, to be particular es, strictly according tothe directions. I or by any thing that he himself.

he hopes to .gain' credit."

on. SALE— ERIG‘

f tli‘eseivaluable Medicines just received, are as follow i

ycoorfih & BREM’NER. tsfor Prince E

well finished. I

‘Juue 4,1841.’ Mr. John Davrs

Charlottetown ,

To nu LET,

JAME'S‘H'. pacifier?

. OUND, a short time since,.near the Queen’leVha‘Igl‘, a small-ANCHOR. Enquire-at_Mr.I,BeaIke’s. _ ",4 ANTED, to Charter fer Bermuda, a V'e’SSiél .. . ’ of from 80 to 1003tonslburthen‘,'to lobdw‘iv‘li’l’rro‘r .‘Z 14‘ , ‘ duce in the Hillsborougb,abouttbe‘begmningol‘Omobose llgeral Freight willbe paid. Application. to bemade to

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Macgowan, Esq? Charlottetown, or to 'lllt-‘l‘jl'lf'lgl? Eellbeor‘

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t6 a’pt.‘ Pearse, e Builder, Saint? of -..~.'«...-s;s. ,t ,..

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' . I I meaningless about 300IItons‘liurthenIiI Her dimensions.

I I k‘eel,“94' feet; Beanies not; depip'fi? ’ This ‘vefiseb is built‘o’f good materials; SI“? wi to :lanuulrin ,I‘F .va H u . . iculars, aPPlyIto Messrs.‘J. & AESimr' “’13” bulldcrs’nxalot , yr, Charlottetown