ted. nnl between the two

5 a; rojected, will mark an the veerid’s age. The. event willstand forth to give a distinctive character to tlte century. It is to be ears’ work—to endure for

The whole aspect of com- ll be changed by it. It will the revolution now going ina more rapidly and more thoroughly titan all the force of Bri- tish armaments; and not. there only will its work change, but in all ljoly- nesia and the Western coasts of South America, which are now Vreached by writing Cape Horn—Charles Wil- itgr‘s News Letter, Col. 19.

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It always affords us pleasure to re- ord any instance of liberaltty on part ofthe Proprietors, to meet deserving and in- usttious tenant. We are informed list David Stewart, Esq. of London, as given his Agents here instruc- ' nd power to remit to such ten- nts as they may think deservmg of ash favour, all back rents up to No- , 1840. We understand that ttgentleman's Agents have conse- uently cancelled the Rents due by

«on: here P'f".l"° lion ofthe mm c“

2.07s"

ftlieirpaying their rents regularly future. We are also much pleas-

V’--. I“- .. , ' e com ilctton of the vast m" by th I The Comple-

’l‘horpe, 219, Broadway.

room window. He waited a short whil till the burglar had accamplished th work he was at, and was about to get i

ed one of Colt’s five-barreled athim, which took effect.

pistol The N. Y. Sun says :— tents ofﬁce of the barrels. The sccon

discharge was followed by an “Oh! and the rascal dropped.

his Comrades.

wife of the latter.

ingher husband and Sillitnan in the store

“ dead and drowned” in the basin. He

authorities were searching.

troyed by fire on the 4th tilt.

igSeveral interesting- articles de- ned for this paper, have been una-

sig

voidably omitted.

MARRIED.

tholic Chapel. by the Rev. Malachias Rey

Dennis Reddin Esq. On Monday tlte 20th inst.. by the Rev. Dr

Jenkins. Ecclesiastical Cottititissttry. Cornelius Vale. Esquire, to Susanna Maria, fourth daughter of Mr. George

Birch Bagster, of Mill

Aitken, of Albion Form. Three Rivers.

PORT OI" CHARLOTTE’I‘OWN. ENTERED.

Spray, Robertson, illituntichi, ballast. CLEARED.

dncc, Fair Play, Dcnnings, Pugwash, littllnst; Spray, Roberts n. l)alhousie.l’roduce ; Eliza- beth, Fanning. Newfoundland, Produce.

MEMORANDA.

i: lIIO see that that gentleman has al- v: agreed to take payment to Gram, ltcd Beef and Butter, which we unit will insure him the payment of is dues more regularly in future, for IV- is impossible for tenants, in remote tlctuents particularly, to make 4], yment oftheir rents in Cash. Gaz. Ty __..__,____ W‘ The magistrates and inhabitants of let ewcastle, Miramichi. presented a Ith ry complimentary address to Capt. IS rant, commanding the Light Cont- r'N’ ny ofthe 30th rcgt., just before he no ttheir totvn.tojoin the ltead quar- tre rsofhis regiment at Fredericton. ne- will be rccollected that Captain ' ant was sent to Miramichi, to pro- t the peaceful inhabitants from the y ofa mob. ing ":1 Pelfr G. Chandler, lately convict- )“ at St. Louis ofthrowing overboard we Elttincer of a steamboat, and n,” will"; him, has been sentenced to dip {years imprisonment in the Peni- ﬁre buy. the ‘“— - em, tp'sasoaGatvaait. or Insulin—The ,not ll:‘erfttitlcmen’s Gazette announces sun] 80:9;‘1fup'lfmf that Lord Gran- was “borourh '3 “will to succeed Lord 4 of h. b as Governor General of‘ nan. lave 2°?“ Wetrr. the celebrated Mis- £59118“ England on his humane damnd ci‘ﬁl’ilng‘to rescue Colonel AND yi|‘Bokrmlln amhLonnolly from cap- . ,h“ a W 0. although report- ten h chem ""elly murdered arc the futon“ still alive. Two other the .ndémBrittsh army,Lieutenants gross in that °"|'.are also said to be cap- l for country. a for k ‘h°“‘ e [le'enue returns of the year W“ WW9 . exhibit an increase of f. aP’ “it "ill inns. gents \m tally, its ' d by hinzhl‘ﬂciielmarked that in the es natty “uh f onles the French cont- }rcat a d a "ft. the Spaniards With a We" n u" I""KliSh with I grog shop.

A schooner belonging to Mnscouche, with boards, sailed from Bcdeque, for Charlottetown on Monday lost. When within a few miles of St. Peter’s Island on Tuesday,she encountered the severe snow storm ol'that day, and having lost her sails, drifted over towards the op-

posite coast. and ultitnately made the cn-<

trance of Piclou harbour, catne to, off the Light House. Being without fuel, and the water being smooth where the vessel lay, two young men, named Moses Perry and —— Deroche, (the former of

whom has been for some years past an ‘

Acadian teacher, at Egmont Bay,)lcft the vessel in a small flat, for the purpose of procuring a supply, when on approach- ing the shore, the flat was upset, and both were unfortunately drowned.— Herald.

RARE CHANCE FOR NEWS. .

IEPCetm'rnv Pnoouca will be ta-. ken in payment for the Morning News, from persons who may be disposed to become annual subscribers.

Bunnma snot—An attempt was made in New York, on the night of the lst instant, to enter the house ofa Mrs.

It appears that a nephew of Mrs. Thorpe, by name Rog- gen, was awakened by the noise of some person sawing at the shutter of his

the window, when Mr. Roggen discharg-

'l‘he Wound- ed man was carried off by a comrade.

“Mr. R. discharged at him the con-

We learn from the Argus of yesterday morning that there is every reason to believe that Ashley was the person shot, and the body probably thrown into the canal basin by

A man named Silliman , above alluded to, who boarded with Ashley, had been committed upon the testimony of the Mrs Ashley stated that she retired about one o’clock. leav-

botlt sober; that about three o’clock Silliman came home, perfectly sober, and informed her that her husband was evidence was sustained by her nicce,who boarded in the house ; and Silliman was

accordingly imprisoned to await the re- ‘covery of the body, for which the city

A Stockholmlcttcr states that the town of Egersuremorwayhvas entirely des-

On Monday morning. at the Roman Ca-

nolds, P. P., Mr. Joseph Mocdonnld. of this town. Merchant. to Ann, eldest daughter of

m SHIPPING LIST.

Schra. Alert, Beaten, Pugwnsh. Boards ;

Schrs. Maloney. Le Blane. \Vallacc. bal- last ;Jnmes, McMillan, Newfoundland, I’ro.

FﬂLL IMP 0R Tﬂ 'I‘IOJVS, r o n l 8 4 3. Y LATE ARRIVALS. B has completed his Itnporlations of BRITISII MANUFACTURED G O O D 8.

AND EAST AND Was'r INDIA AND AMERICAN PRODUCE.

comprising-with his former stock on hand. a valvalile assortment, suitable for the season, all of which lie offers, either by wholesale or retail. at a very small ad- 1trance on the rim cost, preparatory to his removal in tie Spring to his new Store.

DANIEL BRENAN.

Charlottetown, Nov 15.

N. B.-—-All accounts due over6 months will

be sued for without distinction after [at De- cember next. 3m

Ii E M 0 V A [4. MR. Ansxaxoaa McDoa'At.o,Ta:'lor, begs to inform his Customers, that he has removed from his late residence in Queen’s Street,to the shop in the East end of the Store occupied by Mr. .lose ih McDonald, and directly opposite Mr. )- Brenan’s brick house; where Ite intends to work at apgreatreduction in the fortn- er prices, for prompt payment. Oct 28.

CARDING BY STE-3J1! .' G. COLES respectfully acqnaints

the Public, that. he has just imported one of Monms‘s improved

CARDING MACHINES,

which will be in fttll operation by the first Novamlier next; and will be prepared to Card during the Winter season. Pay- tnent for which. will be taken in “heat, Barley, and Oats.

Charlottteown,21th Oct 1843.-3w

the Subscriber

8 8 n

QUEEN’S SQUARE. 0mm and EAR THEN man E.

PREPARED COCOA. Il’arranled pure and ofﬁrsl qualify.

This Cocoa is very nutritious. and phy- sicians recotnmend it to the healthy. "16 sick. or the convalescent. It is tranquillizing to “milk nerves, and is in all respects a truly pleasant and agreeable beverage. This Dre- paration will be found an excellent substitute for tea and coffee.

HE Subscriber respectfully in- t'ermsthe inhabitants of Charlotte- town and the country generally, that in: now orrnns tron same, a well-select- ed and handsome assortment of CHINA and EARTIIENWARI‘I, received by the \VtL- LIAM from Liverpool. G. B.

CONSISTING or— Breakfaat, Dinner and Desert Sets. com- plete ; printed and painted 'l‘en Ware of vari- ous sizes and patterns; drab, cane, brown and block Ware; ’l'oms'r Stt'rs, Foo'r BATES, Ste. Ste.

Dtnac-rtons.—To one pint of milk and one pint of water, add three or four table spoons full of Cocoa, boil fifteen or twenty minutes: Any other proportions of milk and water mike a pleasant beverage.

Sold by W. [1. Warsox, Queen Street. A t. s o— Charlottetown. A variety of Cutst Bazaar-arr and -

L. SIMMONDS, GENERALA‘ . GENT and COMMISSION Bian-

anth, in offering his service: 1;; his friends, and the Colonial Pubi..; :2 general, begs to acquaint them that e is ready to receive orders for supplies of any kind nnd quantity,and goods of er. 7‘ description of first rate quality. at :m: . very lowest market prices of the dayu'vﬂ to transact business upon the mall :-.:- ral terms, provided he is previot: 1-; furnished with funds ordrafts, at Filer long or short dates, or a referencn to sotne London or Liverpool House tut payment. P. L. Simmonds will receive consign tncnts of any description of Mcrchnndje and accept bills for two-thirds of t...‘ amount, on receipt of the bills of ladi: t' Consignments entrusted to his care v. .5]: meet with every possible deepatch it their disposal, and sales be conducts; with the greatest attention to the inter est of the disposer. An extensit; knowledge of general business, acquire; during a long residence in the West I-: dies and subsequent extensive worst:- of business with all the British Colenirs.

Tea SETH-— RIClI CUT GLASS, &c. are. Which may he had at his Store near the Mar. kot, by Wholesale or Retail. . GEORGE ROOM. Charlottetown. Oct 29, 1843. Palladium—4w

| t H

ROBER 'l' MACKIE,

asrac-rrvu.v intimates lmvingcom-

tnenced business in McGt;.L’s New llouse, opposite the Apothecarics’ Ilnll, and will keep on hand a general assort-

tncnt of G 0 O D S.

From country customers, produce taken in payment. Charlottetown, 18th Oct. Ibis.

TINWARE, {in ms, JM/‘D STOVE PIPE. CHARLES H .tttn ts,

Pasrecrruacv informs the Inhabitants of ‘ Charlottetown and the country in general,

that he has taken the shop opposi‘e to MR. G. Conn’s Brewery, v. here he intends to carry on the above business in all its different branches, and hopes by care and punctuality

the experience of several years in Lon- don as a Colonial Agent, coupch with promptitudc attention, and judgmenL will, lie truSts. enable him to give satis

faction totlmse who may favour him with their commands.

N.B.-— Parents sending home their chil- dren for education may, with confidence, entrust them to the care oer.Simmond.« who will undertake to see them placi- in ﬁrst rate and respectable establish tnents, where every attention shall lie: paid to their health, morals, improvement and general comfort.

[Those American and Canadian Edi- tors who exchange and do business with Mr. Sitnmonds will oblige him by copy— ing this]

to merit a share of public patronage. _ a; Orders from the country will meet im- mediate attention, and all articles in the above line will be made and repaired at reasonable prices for CASH.

Charlottetown, Oct 18, 1843.

LLIANCE LIFE .IIND FIRE INS U RA NCE C 031 PAN Y, 0 F I. 0 N D 0 N

Carma £5,000,006, STERLING. Paaattuat—Monana'rn. CHARLES YOUNG, i'cnl.

WANTED—a boy for the sale of the Morning News, every Wednesday and Saturday,who will be paid by the groce er dozen—one acquainted with the town will be preferred.

Charlottetown, Sept. 13, l8~l3.

SEA CAPTAIN‘S. IT"

BE SOLD, a ver' superior Git.- Baa'r’s Kmo’s PITENT BRASS SEXTAN'I‘, of the best ﬁnish, with To- lescopes complete. May be seen at Messrs.Lvutaao 8tFttletv80n’s,Queen Srcet. October 1-1.

Law BLANK! neatly printed at this Ofﬁce. BLANK Booxs may be had to order.