SHIP NEws.

Whrigt. Dart, belonging to ‘ilessrs. Dingwell and Saunders, or. iived at Grand River; on Mpndny last in I? days from St. John a, N. F ’Passcngers—Messrs. Braddock, Dingwell Clan-ks, Saunders,und about soothers,

' I ha. Egan, master, belong. alight: John McKenzie, New Landon, went on shore at Big Pond. hot 45. East Point, in a snow storm, on'l‘hursday night,the 2d inst. . bar- tunately forthe owner, she is insur-

"ell. She was from Newfoundland H

s out.

ndish, master. was at St.Pierre,

i gghiys since. The Scottish Chief,

McMillan, from Rustico,bound to St. Pierre, had not been' heard ot.

The Sarah Ann, McRae, from Point Prim, sold at Bermuda, for 1,400 dollars. The cargo consisting of potatoes. sold at 2s. 6d. stg. per bushel. The crew have arrived here.

The schr. Joseru, 'II. W'ehster, master, in I? days,from St. John’s .Newfoundiand,arrived off-Pipette on Wednesday last, and landed Mr. ‘RObert‘Longworthpne ofher passen- gers. The Captain intends trying toget into this port, but we doubt my much whether he will succeed.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

MECIIANICS' INSTITUTE. I ‘ICKETS of Admission to tho Mechan-

tes' Institute for tho present your, can be had by making application at the azure ol' ilr. Henry Stamper, or to the Secretary.

I‘amily Tickets to admit 4 persons, “is. 7 .6d

Gentleman and Lady’s do. u Member‘s do. 5s. Yuttlh’s do. 23.6d. Nightly do. Is 6d. ARTEMAS DAVISON, Cit/Iowa, Jan l5. Secretary

HBRRINGS and COD 1‘ I S E.

Y the schooner Dart from StJohns. . the subscriber has received a Con- ngnment of No. l HERRINGS. (Dc- tember brand), COD FISH, and quar- ter chests ot'l‘EA, which are offered for tile at his Sale Room, Kent Street, on reasonable terms.

'ALso,

ALotof IRON MOUNTING, suita. I'leloru Vessel of about 150 tons, con- tlrnngot Trusses, Bands, Strops, Jack Stays, &c.

On hand, 4 dozen Shovels and 2 doz. Chain Traces, at Auction Prices.

II. \V. LOBIBAN, Broker

January 15. Isl r.

0TlCE.--’I‘his is to caution any Person or persons from crediting my husband, William Douglas, as I will not M ."y debts contracted by him. EIJZABE‘I’H DOUGLAS.

January 15 33

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‘~‘\§E°_?1°NSL._.~_

BY H. W. LOBBAN,

is“ .

to l “flagpvflnesday the 15th instant, at ll 0 e a n a

can I “lock, not tb Subscriber, at

A QUANTITY OF OPSEHOLD FURNITURE. con- Ca Ilsttrtg 0t Sofa, Chairs, Brusscl’s .l'el'r Iflbles, Kitchen Utensils, Cur- "ucl". oles, wnh avariety of other

5" = s- s = =- '1'

Anna, so Bats-APPLES and ONIONS. _ w. H. LOBBAN. “biliary Io Auctioneer TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION. It the Excise

an! Office this ds “' d. P new“. at 1‘2 o’clock node e A the t s m Cut. BRANDY. J“ B JAMES D. macnonant, . , . o r.

idg’i‘he schr. Spray, D. Robinson, of ‘

before the-Itiitb "February next ;--it' not

T0 to: sow Branch-ON. BY JAMES N. HARRIS, On Tuesday the 28th instant. at twelve o’clock. on the premises~ By Order oft pa. her Majesty’s Honorable Board of ' Ordnance— 7 ‘IIE BUILDING lately occupied and used as the-Honour. at the Bar- racks. 'I‘ho’l’urcbasor will he required to romovo the said . Building, land have the promises completely cleared within one-mouth after the day of Sale.

‘LEWIS Y. 'NASII. Dep. Ordnance Storekeeper and

Barrack M aster. OIL-Town, Jan. ll, 1845.

I test can. By the .SuIr-s-criber, Punchoonshigh-prool-Iamaica Spirits ' '40 doz. London ‘Porter, 40 tln Ale, 'Hollartrl"Gin, Cognac ':Bran‘dy.‘ Part Wine, :8 .hhdsi-bestsnoistvSugar, ' Tea, Soda .antl'fieuic.Crackerhhc. so, A goodiossottment of 'B'lt-t rt su . M-s a cat a n-ovt'zlas

GLASS! GLASS”

IIE Subscriber Wishes mast respectfully

to inform the public, that he has received

recent arrivaht,

AN ASSORTMENT 'OF GLASSWJRE,

consisting of—beut, cut and plain Quart and Pint Decanters, Tumblers, Wines, Preserve Plates, Confectionery Jars, &c. &c.

arornncansmw HALL,

Ffl L L, I 8 4 4. FRESH DRUGSQ- MEDICINES,SPICES. CONFECTIONARY, 8w.

T DESBRISAY has, by the

a recent arrivals from London and Dublin, &c., completed his impor- tations for the season, comprising his as- ual well selected stock of

GENUINE DRUGS A N D MEDI- CINES, l’atent Medicines ; Paints, Varnish- es, Colours Dye Stufl's : Confectioner , S i- cas, Pickles, Sauces. India Currie. an id Peels ; Raisins. Currants. Isinglass, Macaro- ni, Vermicelli, Tapioca. Sago. Arrow-Rout. Prepared Cocoa; Tortoise shell and other Combs; Brushes Toilet Soups, and Perfumery in great variety ; with every other article usually kept at similar establishments in Great Britain, which having been purchased at some -of the nus-r houses in Europe, (their names asutiicient guarantee) may be relied on as

ermine : and having been imported direct. he is enabled to utter them at exceedingly LOW PRICEI.

A L S O—A lot of Superior CIGAR. and

Ssurrs ;-—and Prime Sons \VATER, fresh front the fountain.

Hexagon feet. Foster and other Oil Lamps, and a variety ofLarnp Glasses.

Auto—his Full Supply of CHINA and EARTHENWARE.

All of which he will dispose of on reasona- ble terms at the

Eaarucnwaae Dare-r.

GEORGE ROOM. November 30.

I O R 8 B S. ‘CAR'RIJGES, AND SLEIGH’S. (New Esraausnmemy) CARRIAGES, Horses, .Sleighs and Saddle llorses, all of a superior de- scription, will,in future. 'be ‘ltept con- stantly on hand, to hire, at moderate charges, by the Subscriber, at his resi- dence, in King’s Square. (EPNightCat-riages, (not inferior to any ofl‘ered tothe public)

MARK BUTCHER. Dec 20. if.

*— lITAlI persons indebted to' the sub-

.cm’". are ‘ "queued m make Wy‘mem . Prescriptions prepared at the shortest no.-

tico, with neatness and accuracy..

st. settled then, legal measures will be re- January 1

sorted to.

JOHN COSTIN. . EG’Thr highdrtpricesg'ieenfor Furs. Ch. Town,”January ll ff

“ Free - 'rade and fair competition are . essentially requisite to produce the welfare of rising communities."

WOOL! woe}? is FLOUR m OATMEAL.

DIR. \VALK ER respectfully informs the ' Public, that he hustakcn a lease of DALRYMPLE’s .\ln.t.s, which are situated about three miles distant from Charlottown, nearly at the junction of the Great Western and Malpeqne Roads. The Establishment is now put into excellent order. and the Public may rest assured that no attention will be wanting to give satisfaction to customers.

The Flour Mill, Oatmeal Mill, Drying Kiln and Unrding Machine. are now in full opera- tion, and Will continue so throughout all sea- sons oftlte year.

fifflcsidcnts of the town, who may be desirous ol patronizing this Establish- mcnt,Will be pleased to leave their names with Mr. Unitas, Blacksmith, opposite the Morning News Otiice, where their calls will be punctually attended to.

TEMPE RAN CE INJV.

JAMES HARRINGTON begs to in- form his friends and the public ge- nerally, that he has opened an INN next door to the Victoria Hotel in Water . street, on strict Temperance principles, 4 where all they enjoy themsebesin peace and comfort.

(EPCharges moderate—Good Sta- bling, and extensive Storage on the pre- tntses.

December 28m 1841.

THE SUBSCRIBER, EGS leave to inform the Public - generally of Prince Edward Island, that he has removed to his N E“? TANNERY, West corner of Queen and Kent streets. near the Royal Hotel,tMrs.Weymouth’s) where he will carry on his business as heretofore, and trusts hp will be able to give satisfaction to those who may fa- vour hitn with their patronage.

EDWARD LOVE. Ch. 'I'own, Dec. 28. MISS MCMURRAY, BESPEC'I‘FULLY intimates that she

has received a new supply of

WINTER GGGES.

Consistingof Fashionable Plaid-t for la- dies‘ and children’s Clonks, plain and figured Orleans Cloths, I’arisians, Chenc Chusnns, Gros dc Naples, a variety of I’rintsond lent Dreams, while and un- bleached Cotton, plain and drawn Ve- lontes, quilted Satin. black lace Veils, Scat-ts, lace Copcs.(.‘ollars. Ste. Jaconet, Crossbarrcd and drawn Muslinsdwilled and plain Liningfiatnbric, Hosiery, bon- net Shapes, Ribbons, Flowers, Fringes, Gitnps, Stc.&.c.

N. Ii. Orders for Millinery and Dress Making eXecuted in the newest style, and on reasonable terms.

Cb. 'I'Own, Dec. 7. if

.SI‘OVES ! STOVBS ! ! srovasm

OR S A L E. at the Subscriber’s

store—from 20 to 30 inches long. @Conntrv I'roduce taken in pay-

ment. CHARLES DEMI’SEY. December 1!. 4w

CHEAP HATS. MEN’S SHOES and AMERICAN C t. O C K 5,

CAN

be had at the Store of Queen Square, Dec 11

JAMES N. HARRIS. 8i

DANTZIC BLACK BEER!!! fOR Sale at \Vatson’s Drug and Gro-

cery Warehouse, Reddin’s new Building. Dec. ll

Mr. W. intends keeping up a conve- nient conveyance tor the above articles twice a week, between his establishment and the town-clear of all expenses to customers.

, , , WOOL as formerly carded at 2d per lb. (“HEAP CASH STORE! for Cash ; and ad for agricultural produce. GEORGE F. COOPER, begs to in-

For Oat Meal and Floor, no more than the

timate that he has just received a lennl TOLL win he “ken. ' G

tresh supply ol G R 0 G E R I B S, WINES. EARTHENWARE, 8w.

Which he offers for sale very low for ready Money.

@S‘l‘ORE next door to Mn. Gan-'- Nsv’S. toot of Queen Street.

Dec. 7. 8i.

For other particulars, please apply to tilts CAIRNS. Ch. Town, Dec. 4. tf

IJGII'I‘ ! LIGHT! LIGHT !

"v, . R. \VA'I‘SON is desirous ofsnp—

plying persons with Camphine LAMPS, hating imported per Barbara Ann, front Halifax, a quantity of Carn- phine Oil, Lamps, Glass, \\ icks, ac.— nhich he can sell at balt'thc original cost in Boston.

Also—Olive and Seal Oil, perfectly free from smell; London and American Sperm Candles, Composition Wax, Wax Wicks, and 'l‘allow tio., straight Glasses for counter Lamps, and Wicks tor Ar~ gan Lamps.

Persons intending to use Camphine Lamps, can judge of their superiority by calling either at the store of Mr Cochran , or at Mr. Watson’s.

Dec 11

‘VA'N T E D.—-TO the Shoemuking,

Business, a lad about IS or 14 years

of age, of good moral t'Imt'nt‘lt‘t'. In-

quire at the office of the Morning News. December [8th tt'

A STRAY IIEIFER,

2 Years old--red with white--hns been on the Subscriber’s intro for the last two months—Also, two Sheep and a Lamb. The owoer, or owners, are requested intake them away.

IIENRY LONGWORTII Ch Town, Dec 17 tt

INDIJIN BOOTS.

FE‘V Pairs of the above, of a supe- rior quality, have just been received by the subscriber, and can be fitted

up at the shortest notice. JOHN PIDWELL. Prince street, Dec. 4 ti

THE FARMER’S MANUflL, A NEW WORK,

NOTIG.

reasonable terms. ncvo'rco 'ro acumen-runs.

BUILDING LOTS to Sell or Let, on

fllso, LI. Accounts over twelve months ‘ ‘ , A small IIOUSE to Let. fie the Subscriber it' not paid by the A NEW “"3"” oi m" in" “Wk! Wh‘ Apply to first (,fJnnuary next. will be placed in ltshed at I‘redoncton, l\. B. Nos. 1 s; 2, JOHN O.NATES. the hands of his Attorney for recovery "3"! helm!“ the 0m“ OHM ulonlfum Ch. Town, Dec. 4. tf : without distinction of persons. ‘EWI- PH“ 9d- "Ch-‘0- ?" ann- m-Id-

vance-—7s. 6d. if paid at the end of the your, (1’. E. Island curr’y.)

The FARMER‘! MANUAL promises to be a very useful Miscellany, and well worth in. patronage of those engaged with the Farming interests in this colony. ouga. ' No‘s. b It 6 are received. '

l GEORGE COLES. | October 30. A N T E D.-—An active Led, to

sell the Mornth News on thet “GMagmmms, Subpems’ Cam.

Market days—to whom liberal, encour- agcment win be given, aes, Snmmonses, &c., for sale at the office;

' December 4th. I A‘