... i~~~~~~~~~ - I. S /1Irom the C'n74e0r. ) T'ne Secretsry of the slipowilers' Society had, Onl SSatirdav, all interview wihli GovcIrnient, at tile in- stance of several of the Ilerchrlnlts ald Shiptwi ners en- gaged in tile trade vvith Spallish Atn rica, for the pur- spose of ascertaining wfietfivr there was ai!v real ioun- Idation ifor the rumours whif h leave bee rqirrimlatetd ill Ysome of the ...

... - ?'. ?, ?s ? i i t o c v ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~C. Cape Town paper.4 to the °'ihil S-eptonflUEor, Cliv ofexi I received. 'liey are thiufly l!ltd Nsitil the accullilts of't the tribe of savajes i10mh rveviitly weoliLiced t'iwarids thv e l British suttlnrlemtst. wll we.e ron ikiei bv th!e IBm. IaIlIS. vIhi oiiiiiicll oft thiose pooer peopie si s teOs Ioe st, most au-idilig, is they wore fiurord ly ...

... TO 'lle EldH)n o z? tlh .'IA-.ILDL EN JOU RNA.. . I . l I o t BIJZOD 9JM U . DI L DKKN JIO L'NNALO. N o dviacos Irv oF t)Llr OVI I- 0 a r ooter n tajite (h tdi:: tt l ges tilan thlo ptooess of ihisetipagitty. vitile otieg, , lO] d il'a ple i l;., tilY' (J ;ste am rocdltcts of iniitt:itt afle: li t . foe ie i)uetscs of illtltInitiot ! -better expts' ;eld ankls j . ullctC sttid, i v'rh tp:i , ...

... PI'1'TCAIR'. 1'S.AX. I- .. r l IM .. 1. I -n. Asitiii prorsceonalc G lust, 10, % Nti,ltlttitiiel lt'll Id At the above itenteitoticl period, thstre were iLsiii on thu i-i iii 'i, pI treoo, ot' vhorn -Di wer e ,I oh)' Spi tin oi' tie, matillters of' tuel Ifoullts. Suellu Ci', theI ' y-oung mlenl welo nitin-t4d, liavoigl !ii all 27, t'lidrt'n, ofI i C'whoin -: Were Unrder I0vi) :~'ors Figieg. ...

... ., .. . I t The following incident occurred upon a desolate islandl of Lake Erie, about thle 2'l oif iSeptrltbeI la.t. Ml jor Kteler, of Port Lawrence, Canr tire A.iaulilec Mhier, u ith! hi3 interesting little dattjghter Grace, ;R- Ci brri 1'I yea11 rs, took aasatge fromn raliduskiv B lty, in; thic K 'itn'h ec i ii)' Iwas bound to Detroit. The MaInr rrtjeSt.d th e Captain to bCe hiln and ...

... DO-MESTIC ARTICLES, (omitted in our last.) I The Annual General MeetingofSt. Andrezu's Loedg,- Li: of lree Xsasuns, Inrschr, was held ipon MuIriday the i 1st curt. when tie following were unanliinously elected Office-hearers for tile ensuinIg year, viz. Ia THLE RIGIIT VORtStIPFUL GENItAL ALEX. IIAY 1pr OF hI ANNES, Hflnrrary Grand .llscr. (l' II. W. JomN S-rntt1, rMaster. at John Philip, ...

... IOFFIC-BE.ARER1S 7OF MAtsoN IODGFOS, I ElecteCd 271th Dct'ewber. tc_ to Ron D tRDEluIygNi LODGE. a BO'r. DUTI~II , Fsq. unanimously Rse-clectell I.. W1. MASTER. Ar.:x. BllowvN, Usq. DepUte-Master. ,, ,x. Snell, sen. warden; James Riddel, jun. warden- -Rex Al ,:ilpsort, sceetary ; John C.halmners, treasurer; Alex. ~, *', R- q. lDuncan D.avidson, 3Esq. IPatrick Still, 6GeoCrge \'lan, John ...

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... MC?fTTI*? .ALMER WA. 'r'ite mle rio, n of' Serit Ill \r'ivalri n3 ,tpe-wrrr in, : n 1.llti1121 ful fOr 10111' ialostlic olj Briilllclfaa Iifld I i dgi.rirurbr Onefnrl tile t 1,oari il ipeaol-lt of 1 the fraionlcs ritietest. livist tilje iitorll( j0 llt filertr o Iheil II.hO~ls to 'tl irul.i,4 axtc tils, I11111il, ;1:1101o. bnoals itec',.:i tailecirevlil-u (Iia ll f tile tiloul.,.-I T'i.i ...

... DCO TM ESTIC AR TICLES, (omnitted in our last.) Tile anniual general meeting of the Buchcan oindepen- dont londlge of 0d(ld Fellows, held in T-latt's Inn, Long- side, on the 41th inst. when, after admitting new nmem- hers, collecting quarter-peonies, and examining the state or their fiunds, which they found to be in a state of progressive improvement, the following members were elected o(fice ...

... I I I r I ,Fe)REAGtwN INTElLLI'(31'Ncil.. | l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Att20,0Y OF Till: N-ENIII ORelEit. a n The calilpaign having happily terittinated by the 0 delivLorane of the King of 6paiti , arnd by thle captu re s or uooisoscf the furtresiics of' his kiiigdotm, I ex- V e truss to tile Ari-n's Of thc. PI vii eta', Oh) (jtittilng it, myI) lively ...

... JillAfERDEIN DY ISFENISjI i - I Alitrh inconvenience having arisen from the scr mt. tc| t interests hitherto existing in thesc Charities, the who'la have now been unitedt into ON ESTATBLISHIMENT, under regulations sanctioncl by the Inhabitants, and calculated to insure the permanent utility of the Institu- A tion. A r The Physicians attonding the separate Establishments t having agreed to take ...