... Edmonstone's volunteers; seven Glengarry Independent Company; two, and one missing, of the Brockville Independent Compatty; three Dundas Militia; four or five Greenville Militia: Capt. George M'Donald, Glengarry Independent Company, stationed at Prescott; Lieut ...

... pM Y m 49NDON, MoNPA J, Deventhber. lo. THE CANADA REBELLION. ' Official despatches of Sir John Colborni, with reports from the various officers engaged in suppressing the late revolt in Canada, were published on Tuesday and ?? of' Saturday uuight in ...

... meeting has been held at Chureliville, Toronto Dis- trict, Upper Canada, which virtual bydeclared independence and reported a constitution for what they call ' the State of Upper Canada.' Report says that liridewell is in motion AA coiresponldent of ...

... Kossuth has published a manifesto declaring the independence of Hungary and of the annexed provinces, and the deposition of the House of Hapsburg Lorraine, as guilty of having excited an impious war. CANADA.-The Montreal advices, received through the United ...

... future, The principle which he contended for would at once constitute the Canadas into a great confederate state, a position for which Canada was already ripe. The day of her independence would in time come, and lie desired that when that should be achieved ...

... contest wsith (Great Britain, on conditions of rvci- procity, consistent with the l£ig-hls ofboth. Parties, as Soveswtign and Independent Aalions, and ae- Ceptitg Lord Castlercag-li's prrolhosil of it direct ?? i'n between tile two (Governmrents. Ille flegociatioll ...

... however remote, of a war with the United Slates or America. naturally Inctines us to look backle the events of the Wi'nr of Independence and also to the last Wnr witlh America. 1812-14. Itappears that on both occensons the quality ofthe Eaglists as soldiirsi ...

... thence to B3aherinig's Strait$s. In the Court. of King's Bench on Monday, Lieut.- fn. Cjore, late Lient. Governor of Upper Canada, Was foiund gufilty of pin-blishiinc a libel, defamatory of flhe oharacter of Robert Thorpe, Esq. L. L. D. for- mnerly one ...

... .atid the gailery with ladies. ?? Held of the Society's hibonre at presetit extends over tke Provinces of Upper and Lowem Canada, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward's Island, Newfoundland, and the Bermudas ; the Society has also made grants in ...

... avowed purpose of the enemy to lay waste and destroy our cities and villages-to desolate our coast-and to press the war ftom Canada on the adjoining States, While attempts are made oii New York city, and other importamit points, with a view t6 the vainl ...

... its close thlani was expected. 'The illusion of her Majesty in hler spe'cli to parliament, respecting the affairs of Lower Canada, which, under tile wveak and deceptive admir-istration of Lord Gosford, hare alniost been nurtured into rebellion, hras created ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. TUESDAY. AppAISa OF CANADA.-Lord BnovaoHAm brought the affairs of Canada before the House, and after giving an elaborate hiatorical skietch of the British connectien with that Colony from the Peace of Paris in 1762 ...