... stated that no ,„ie than two days before Napoleon s death, he dictated to Count Montholon the letter to be delivered to Sir Hudson Lowe, announcing his decease, leaving a space for the 'n«T-tion of the day and hour of his dissolution. give the following ...

... Four-year. olds fist. 61b.-I'ive-year olds, 8st. 121b.-Six st and bd 9st. Two ?? allowed Sib. s Mr Farquharson's br. h. Figaro, by Haphazard, 5 years e old; - Mr Hudson's b. h. Sir Henry, by Comus, 5 years old. Sir David Moncrielfe's b. c¢ Strathern, ...

... remained for _exportation _to England ; and this year _the crop is . _expected to _double _that of _the preceding . Joshuah Hudson is _recovering fast . : Cannon was _received with warm _congratulations by his _ftiends . He has won L 1500 by his two _battle ...

... to discharge fate arrer.rit of last seam). If he takes a benefit, he nr.kes a specified allow. for the house. • We learn that 14 persons iv the employ of the Hudson's .Bay Company have been lately killed by the Snake and Beaver Indians, in tha vicinity ...

... port of equip-1 ment within a given tirne.—The following is also given as • contrast in the allowances, Re. in the French and English services. The allowance of the French navy is-1 lb. of biscuit, 41b. of meat, dried beans, a pint of wine, and once a-week ...

... it to any _man of prudence to draw the conclusion , whether tlie circulnting . inediuni _. ot ' . tllo . coumry should be _allowed to _remain ii } its _present'imperfect- state or _not—whether the _pre-Bent-systein _' _-ofbiiiiKing is riot _insecure , _ ...

... system of private bank- tha- lng in this country required to be rendered more secure.- go The increase of country banks was allowed to be excessive. Ex: There were at present eight hundred establishments issuing ry, 'what formed the circulating medium of ...

... old to carry 1st; Thi inuler, fist Ilb ; fir'e, list 11)'i sit' and aged, fist ldibs.-- the RH H eats, twO miles. M1ares allowed 3bl1ss.or Mr SL-ipsey's b. C. - Do Antoio year -d fore h Air Stephensonl's Is. C. B-illy W atson, S ycars old 2 2. brotig ...

... And we pledge oor-eives, as far regards the Turnpike Hoad to Daluacardoch, lo support and promote that establishment, bv allowing the Mail Coach to pass the Turnpike Gales on that line of Hoad, at such modified rate Toll, may consistent with the due ...

... siderable. Here.the windaud rain,alihoughth.y raged sodreai fully and |for such length of time, came gradually, thus time was allowed for saving any thing in j:opardy. Til vessel in channel ran to shelter, and the bam-yard houses, &c. on shore have been secured ...

... additional re-elections of important indiCiduals, and the House will, therefore, either adjourn tor a sufficient period to allow of these forms being complied with; Or, if it should be considered desirable to get through a czrtain portion of the preliminary ...

... his white sleeve the heads of its officers, pronouncing numberless benedictions on them, and promising them the favour of Heaven. At the same time he bestowed upon the young soldiers me name of Vevlcherri, new troops,” which we ha™ metamorphosed into ...