... London, with fruit, captored the- 13th tilt, by La Juftice French privateer, who look all her men ore ex- cei.t a Black anj a Canadian Indian, ar.d put the Trench od board to take: her to France ; the Black and Indian watched eh- opportunity when four of the ...

... use of potafocs to the natives; but they had the strongest aversion to them. One day I, the Gencral ta1lking with soine Canadians on 1 this subject, and warmlyv recommending the use of potatoes, he exemplified their nutritious quali- , ties by instancing ...

... be Licutcenant, without purchafe. John James Earl of Waldgrave to be Enfign, vice Macdcnnell. Enfign J. Bord-vin, from the Canadian volunters, to be En- Iign, vice Green. .6th Ditto-E:A'ghn 'William Ollenran Shaw to be Lieutenant, without purchafe. Enfign ...

... Welho; Maria, Barber; Nite, Broad; Walfingham, Shearim; Mary, Mack; Lord Nelfon, -; Triton, Gibfons; Cleopatra, Gard- ncr ; Canadian, Leigh; and Hamilton, Harrifon. -LaLoire, French brig privateer,of s guns and 65 men, is captured by the Iminmortalitie frigate ...

... a fixed day wvere to have ?? ' near Montreal, and to have attacked a:.d et dered that place, and afterwards to b h c the Canadians to join tham. 've IndLCsd I The affemblage of fuch an ?? of foreigners exciting fome fufuicionS r ?? rment, orders were given ...

... were to hayei4ssembled near *Montreal, and to. have attacked and plundered that plave, and afterwards -to have induced the Canadians to join them.- The asseimblage of such an excessive hrumber of Foreignersexcitingsome suspicions in Govern- ment, orders ...

... were to have assembled near Montreal, and to, have attacked and plundered that place, and afterwards to have induced the Canadians tojoin them. The assemblage of such an excessive Jumber of foreigners exciting some suspicions in 4 overnment, orders were ...

... Quebec, in anada, -dated O, z3, ;S01, e1ares7 that t -e'-2et'e has proved rh L-proniue evcr ?? edrLiS the oldeR ?? t c tie Canadians will no- futfier a finr ge 'graii to be' ?? letter alfo menisnons the plot for fetting fire to Ithe town of Mointreal, %which ...

... fought with great confidence and def- peration, and have had numbers killed: there is a con- fiderable lofs too ansologlt our Canadians. Yef'terday arrived a Hamburgh Mail, but its con- tents have been anticipated by the French Papers. The National Inflitute ...

... There wants no new establishments, my lord, to transfer this trade to France. The Jndians, who hunt for the furs, and the Canadians who collect them, are already on the spot, and are much more attached to France than to England. When, therefore, the whole ...

... Fencibles-Geotrge Avedley, . pg ' of tte late C Ieib re fiencibleR to -c Le:fntenant, wiith a temporary ranti in the artmy. - Canadian Fencibl4,Iioeuteiqant .caon 'M'ean ' a 0 from half pay of the late S4tbt foot, to he Lieutenant. k Q een's German-Regirn ...

... Nova S-Ctia' s-.,Lietennt-.Coloriel John A. escy, froija ti-dfu-, to be Lieuteuant-Colonel, tie ohe'r-ts, deceaswcf. ' Canadian Eeicib.es-l-ieutenant BAlexander Mac- t Q0ean-, front the half-pay of the late Qreen's ainecg, a to be Lieutenant. ' ' r ...