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the british w adve for the midland distric published semiweekly ll iii the british whig iwelkly journal devoted fa cmnekjand ki inuiimdlionis publilicd evry tuesday ft fridav an by doctor uarker editor and iroifictoi his of p roar slice t dxi ilnor tothc counnprcial li i ms for ilto british avi vfir annum if piid in advance tho receipt ofilio first number and one pound i at the end ol tin exclusive of dosus iubicri by e j barker m d i hi seventeen md six or within throo monthi if co pottage ipton roeeived for lesa ilian ix months and no discontinued urittl all arranges ore paid up except at tfsetntittasis linen and undr2 6d firtinicrtinn each eubsoauetit insertion ten liners and under 3i liarttonand iodoocliftubsciucnlinmrliaa above 4d por lino fur tho first insertion and jd- per liae ftrlisementa without written direction arc innertod til fc charged accordingly orders for diconunuin tmonts to be in writing luce of every hind rccoiycd u fresh if kingston u c friday july 31 1835 teas i me h no letters taken in in payment except from agents unless por tt letter jpresst printing 5tor barker having nbtnined a most supurior presp v jim tvrri enabled to execrate dtfieiipiun of job printing with uetfnmand ex- n upon lorraa hitherto unprcecdently low ia upper idj iv york harness manufactory subscriber respectfully informs his country ids hat he continue to manufacture harness cry description and the very best quality at tet york prices father trunks nnd ysilises jtcpt for sale and to order voduce ofcvcrv description received in payment ii haight brock street kingston june i6th 185 39 fancy biscuit bakixc iomas moxey from london returns his leful acknowledgement to fhe inhabitants of gston for the encouragement he has received ce his cominenremcot in the above busmens and t leave 10 inform them lhat be keeps constantly ale every variety of fancy cakes and biscuits h faction en nnd other mucin in hi tillc of the betfmnlhy wholesale md retail ruirnijr nnd uriie nkci made to order m hruc oti jinnrf and w constantly munufac- ill wholesale and retail at moderate prices mullnts every wednesday and stiiurduv huo street kingston snm lt is3i 8u6m cobour whiskey jackson auctioneer ke ps cuntamv on udti afffepmtityof cobourg whiskey n very superior quality and at a very low price n 11- ah it j is appointed agent for one of most cxtciimve distilleries in the upper pro- ice person dealing largely in ihenniete would well to give it call previous to pttfcltueiug eltfe- ffkluis clrsh or approved credit kingn nc lime 1835 35f cubjip grocery wlno x spirit warehouse store street es ivtulmmson respectfully informs his friends in addition to his liroceiyand provision ware te iu front street he hns taken tie shop and lesft of mr a fee in storestreet directly op- te mr c heaths where he bus laid in an ex- ive and well selected stock of groceries wines spirit glassware c c suitable for a town country trade lis stock consist of the following goods viz luacigiuiss grocn and ulack ivsis iteliued india and musrovauo sugars almonds rai- starch soupi sab moccoboy and rappee ift paper plug tobaeco siutwator herrings xorelwiil cud fish prime mesa and mesa pork rited hitls c c f and spimrfc superior port sherry and arlo wines cofftmc brandy hollands gin tica spirits and old i ratiuiis rum prime cana- whiskey penpcrmlnt and wbiw wine vine- a1so le and upper leather blacking and crushes a rariptv of ntlnr riicle- i w being determined io tell for emih or pro- only he is enabled to part mjth his goods at rmh a email profit ns rhall coitinuud future custom kingston july 7tb 1335 45 i s cotters exchange coffcchouse j old reman coffwmwwb- e subscriber having taken thia exteiifitve estab- iment and having fitted it up in a style not infe- m to any in thiy province hopes from his long nerienco and extensive acquaintance in the busi- to merit a share of public patronage john copter late of brentford london u c groccrtettj at at just received and for sale by the subscriber 10 cheats twankay tea direct from the east india companys sale 10 chests twankay ten free trade 15 do ttohen do 10 hhds bright muscovado sugar 5 double refined loaf do 10 bags of cuba coffee 6 pipes cogjac brandy dupuys favreaus and oiards brand 5 puncheons 1 to 2 warranted 5 pipes hollands 3 u l tencrifle wine g uhds pale and brown sberry do 3 pipes eost india madeira do 3 do benecurlo do 2 do superior old port do 5 cases french claret do 20 casks hldbbbtslondonpoetiil 3iihds bordeaux vinegar v boxes lexia blouiu and muscat bar sins 3 tierces prunes 3 bags soft shell almonds 50 boxes hard liverpool soap 5 boxes pine apple cheese 5 tierces rice 30 boxes tobacco pipm 100 barrels u c whiskey 60 drums turkey figs 5 tierces french currants 6 bag barcelona nuts 150 packages drugs spices pickles sauce to 100 boxes starch 3 cwt- spanish float indtco 25 kegs virginia leaf tobaco ltps to 188 term cah or approved notes at 90 days george armstrong kiiwpwou jid u moft 4s6ts community and such means as attain the desired end whli the ieat injury ti individual are certainly the best a virtuot eduauiwi in early life is of the latter descript a n elticiem and lasting prevent f wto that at all exists- would it not tbrrefp be bmh wise and politic to extend lugenial infl l province much wider than has hereiofo been done thia of cour could not be eflecte wwiom the powerful assistance of the legislature w i have no doubt will ultimately see the nccety and advantage o the step a good deal has a been done but much remains still lube dott the education to which i particularly allude i the instruction of all classesby mean of a sofflp nnmoer of well conducted common schools throughout the entire population of the province established in a penna neut manner- suchagenen establishment cou stantly supplied with capable iachcrs would a fiord ample means for enlighteni the underfauding and for forming the dispositw of the llcqr be tween early infancy and thel hen a young person commences active lift- jttol is the impor tant time which gives a benltv biclinatiuns nnd essentially influences b conffrct rfming the rest his life when we diligemlv improve the mondauf youth we destroy as far m ymaible e source ui evil and consequenily we otd nt to allow that important period to be lnff of improvement ft is the seed time of life 4 you then sow you will rcan human nature fe inveterate jto 52 the early training uf youth in a virtuoua cmtrse appears to me to be a subject intimately connected with criminal jurisprudence aft regard the preven tion of criiiic and this j hope dlitv be ciniderrd sufficient apology by you gentlemen for trohpn- aitlg upon your time by making the forecoinif re marks so fur ne relates to myself i should be happy to see an adequate cfttaluihmcnl of public schools io which our youth might easily resort and enrich their minds with valuable knowledge and i hove not the least dobt that the moat important public advantages would ultimately follow i beg leave icnflemcn to mention that the grand inquest of the district are the visitors of all common with folding a fatsd of on 0 cleaver and other udk diuming tinrtv og ofn uo fortunate dtwlf muncd ofwit hie muikiadi refused te dppan uri ri i tc appropriate lienors oi alt common gols wirhin the limits of ihcirjui isdictfon and to recommend to you the usual c of the gaol examination of thes c ol me tiaot m this town and of the general demeaner of the keeper of that prison in discharge oi the important duties of his of fice this can he dune at any time most convent ent to youradvea and 1 will thnnk yoo gentlemen to make a report of the result of sometime in the course of tl your enquiries assizes wanted to purchase a second band iron job press apply to dr barker british whig office kingston july 28th 1835 emon and oranges just received direct from new york 5 boxes oranges 15 41 lemons in excellent order also for salk 200 hampers irish potatoes patrick egam market square kingston july 28th 1835 mechanics institution a lecture on gothic architecture will be delivered by dt holmes on fridayevening next nt8 oclock before the mechanics institution at mr jennings school room kingston july 28th 1s35 british wtu to sudscriers t i- of our pofrosf who graicnctd witb the isf olame of ill brf- tih whu n i t rc informed lhui ihia dumber will tcmiotc ihc ilkktl vol- nine wltrnirwcdonoturarrrotnihmvo vlmll dbeonuooc ibwardli c picr am put ur rtpocltvc n- a uirl- jvii kvcstoa friday evening julyzx 1835- k oromo may 14th 1835 47 jtmr horf tocntist b wood dentist will stay a few days at oniiiiini ii hotel kingston june 23rd 1635 the 41 lk bilious piua tafe and valuable medicine for family nee in llbdioub disorders and obstructions of the bowels houe with proper di- o be bad ur adamsont kingston july 9 183 46if miss haines seminary wlreonen on monday august i7ih 81 4ts rear street july jt 1835 notice 6e subscriber g usm in this town takes tins pubhc method of ttfying all persons indebted to her to make im payment jk ma kingston 15ih july 1835 4a charge to the grand jury gentlemen of me grand jury there is great reasoo to hope that very few and perhaps no bills of indictment for capital of fences will be preferred for your consideration at the present arizes and this i think we may justly attribute in a very considerable degree to the judicious change in our criminal code xtikbd hi tqwivfty it awmmfcth ewlwm for which tr penalty of death may he inflicted the calendar of th gaol does not contain any change so extraordinary in its nature as to call for a particular comment from tie court i will avail myself however of the present opportunity under such circumstances to make a few observations on the mans usually resorted to for preventing crimes in general i perceive several cases of larceny in the calen dar and 1 regret to observe that this offence v of rather frequent occurrence in many parts of the province the rapid increase of our population which brings together every description of persons may be on caue of the frequent repetition of the offence but whatever may be the origin oftheev it must be admitted it is the duty of alt classes find out and adopt the most efficient mea lessen it public punishment is the ordinary means resorted to ior this purpose and indeed its power ful effect to this end is universally allowed the penitentiary system adopted by our legisla tore in this province is very similar to the one in england and the united states of america and is well calculated for the projer punishment of larceny and other inferior crimes it is a desirable substitute for the old and more rigorous system and so long as the objects of its influence are safely confined within the bounds of the prison ihey will be unable to disturb society by evil practicesr or to corrupt its morals by theinfluence of vicious habits whe ther the penitentiary system wii answer the expec tations of the public either in the reformation of offenders or an example to deter others in yet problematical but it is quite certain that j to ires to reap human mature fa then pliant habits have noty4 established their do minion and prejudices have ki preoccupied the understandings ah the ptfers of ihe mind arc then vigorous disembartasd and free wlmt- ever impulse and diiection ire then given io the inclination will most probab continue during lifefe it lenst there is a great reason to believe they will this is the time to give neful instruction both moral and religious which mt always go hand in hand in order to secure q taring bemfh to the in dividual and to the public it has been truly ob served by an eminent auhor and moralist that when the obligations of morality are taught the sanction of christianity kholld never be forgotten by which it will be shown tt they give strength and lustre to each other rdigion will appear to he the voice of reason and inovtmty the will oc god every exertion should thcniuie be made ro facili tate the general attainment if useful knowledge and lo spread widely nd wiihotl stint the nil important docwtuctl 1 lite uis nis miieerhycmitiitticl and followed would go fui iwr to prevent crime than any penal laws whatever the crime of theft particularly is of so scanda lous and disgraceful a nature ut i think it ftlmoh impossible for anyone who lifts received a moral and religious education to el considerable extent to be ever led into it we would do well to imitate the noble example of scotland in her mode of diffusing education throughout the greiit mass of the popula tion there is perhaps not ampler provision for public education in any oiher of the world so early as the year 1697 an act was passed ordaining that there should be a school nn schoolmaster in every parish and in the year is03 the legislature most judiciously augmented ll salaries of the school masters and provided each tf them at the public expense withacommodious svlioolhouae and dwel ling house in these school are taught reading writing arithmetic geography and even latin and greek thereby placing gotfjj education within the reach of every one and the consequence has been that knowledge is generally sought after and igno rance is considered disgraceful cv in the most in digent this laudable spirit ts universally spread and it rtny i think be aswrtet thai a more moral or better instructed class of people u not to be found anywhere than the great body 0 the people ta scot land when we consider lh without instruction by means of permanent publi schools a large pro portion of the youth of the province will receive no education whatever the absolj necessity of the in terference of the legislature favor of a mure libe- ral extensive and better s throughout the country appears to me quite obvious- one great obstacle to a sufficiently expensive establishment seems to be the difficulty in obtaining an adequate number of well qualified teac f a t com mon schools which ought to formed but i am quite convinced if sufficient si wax given and proper accommodations proj fl masle there would be no real difficulty m thin rosmv- tiie population ul orca bill illd i im mense and would not only a a vnsl ra for selection but a constant and huu6lil 8upi 0 well educated men who woiiig bc gruilfied with an offer to be employed m this wy if sufficient encou ragement were held out the advantage which the public would derive from such n 6 would be truly great at any rate lhet j much reason to suppose it would and there t mronget in ducement exists to make the vxperimeut by ce ueral education obedience to laws and the civil magistrate would be extensi inculcated and peace and good order are usuftfty ihe natural results on the other hand confusion ad crime are always found to increase when this important duty is not effectually attended to and encouraged by all ranks a celebrated writer la justly obsetved that design of criminal law is to usseu the number of crimes in future and thereby givo every man a sense of his personal security and if this could be done without the actual punishment of any one so much evil wouid be prevented as his punishment implies there is no effectual method of restrain ing vice of all kinds but by early and deeply incul cating the principles of integrity honor and religion on the minds of youth in a virtuous education af ter this they will hardly be seduced very soon and when sobriety and virtue are become habitual to them they will both find their greatest satisfaction in such a life here and conceive the noblest and best founded hopes of happening from it hereafter wednesday jut30g rxx r 3 iteweia thij as ro action fiir damages utaind bv ilw plaintufoq account of his land on ihcshorcn of sluts lkc being drowntd by dm mill darn ofuir dcfvnlattt iloth parties rl at loogtt- borousli ami the mills rhjeh cause the dsomge romplaincd of aro lliftsewcll known as louliuoroiili milk iiwmpro- ved by ftccral witnesses on tho part ofthcpbltiflj lhauhc former occupier of these mills uerltu allow hu- sitm of 12 10s annually to the format jocscr of the drowned laml a4 mm pcnatjou ftr ihfc lo it was also proved that the overflow ing wis caused by the null isara and that n summer when the dam raa lahcii down to jc repaired ibtft lands wcra toully incovcfed oo th part of the dvndanl tlic defence mttjm ud lo bo set up was ihu lue hijniy was not caused by the miif d jm wbirb bad lately bcn iwcted end that the lands drown ed were worthless tho defence completely failed in proof thejodj temaiked that the verdict niustbe for tho plain tiff but fttrtfttjjty advised the jury not to five vindictive dama gc ai thedendautf in ciiu he mihl refuse torbate the nut- rancc or allow compisat un to tie plaintiff might bo prose cuted aain the jury accordingly warded 20damag c b rademivhst r l p alacrntnios aho tc sbc futf this was an action for trespass sud hud lcen tried nt tho hsl fttri when a verdict wai rendered fur the plaintiff fr iwo damogen fhi verdict was st wide by tho court aboc and a new trial granttd th paitiulara ufthe case tr these in 1633 mr wm mekenzi- a merchant of ihii town who also icept a store at halluwuh besngembaraased in uu 4 p rttmyi r irlrff ftf nnrjriln tiw vwt iif3ff a mcdonnell rndc an amgnment of lh- wsw of ins ro- ptrty at hallowed to uic laintill who i clerk to p megill a co ofslontreal fur the benefit of w rneivantib credilou in general a mr kenneth kobiiisun one of the ciedkora- conreiving the assignment to be fraudulcvt procured on attach ment tgsiim the properly and die shcnfftvixd it tbeothci defendant l p mtpherson an altoniey beratnc implicated hi tho action in consequence of ins having advised uie sheriff hiamdon wodncdayat unionhall rowfl niouc coniiatinc ormarrowb with atones in them dimirhing th at bristdft gallona f ale were f acred for their rifrnhnot whuh vf bamc rajetd they broke tho bridegrooma wiodowijia well uhv ml tbay were ordered to pay tho daman and held to bail to an r ihem in this form kt the grand jury of the london diatriet amna assembled jiavo praenud ha cuatom of the mmfca orilmtdutiiit allowing ilmir cbairmaa 40 par unom u ifveal ad unconsliiutionau othe following latter m put under tho ouur door of tba whig office by a boy utually in the employ of mr h fcfcfc junr j vtuvico ro pay mo aaaaan vm boil to ittw any cfurge that might bo brought again ww couple couw not have reliahod g n tn turtja id sw tli kiogiton july 30th mm to irt you know that if you publtab any thin in your papor about henry smith junr eq you may aipoet from me what you never flot in wajiiy bebr beware y ugnatoh k j bafleaa editor of uio bntixh whig the writer of the above must either bo a c m conceald enemy to the person he ottempu to terve or ho mutt be a peal fool we shall never oufler our private fcclinge to inuonceour do- ty to the public by making any unnece ary display o- the caia fortunes ul out personal enemita neither on the other hand hall wo abstain fiom giving a faithful account ofprxoodinn in open couris of justice aimply on account that tb aceuiod nr geilty individuals are to u obnozioua or throated ua with jieir vengeance- wc shall do our duty reeklesa of peraonal io i isc unices b7v omitted to state in our laat dial a lowe canadian whose name we have forgotten was apprehended m kiogrtoa on fiidav h on suspicion of being cotxeraed m the cootder of hands the aotdier of the 24ih hegt on his examination iioll day befcre a manuhan ix hedeoied any koowlejgo of the transaction and its appearing that he had idly boaated of his criminal paricipation he waa diachargod not to relinquish the property when demanded by thoptuiiff the evidence was very voluminous and contradictory and his lordship in viarbi tho jury delivered his opinion that the iiisignmenl mtidc lo the plaintiff was not intended for the benefit of au ui mr mkeuzics mercantile creditors bui appeared made for the purpose of providing especially messrs p mcgilt cu of montreal- the jury afinrbotng some lime brought in a erditlfor the plainlilt damages g2 several ijillsof itidietmenl wttfl found by ihugund jorv for vuiious offences among oticr ouc waiwl ii fmith jor- atrorncy and nthers flir the riot on the bight of 4th july lajtf thursday july 31 pmm iru was indieted for stealing goods out of the hotmc of 1 1 ialwr kq at bath 4m the 1st of december lat the goods wore tin properly of mr e perry of ernestown mr lasher proved the offence the prisoner who soumly protested his innocence was defended by mr torwaid verdict guitiy iohh farkkh was iudield for stealing a bono the proper ly of mr cicorge couuto of alcrloo mr george counter and mr- edward tlwinas proved the offtnec the pnsohrrs couiimii mr ttwaid pleaded imoxication oblho inducing caun as the rharjcter of the prisutici hud hitcto been uuim- peaehable verdict guiuy- iir mcloeonu was indicted fer dealing b of glass on the 14tu july foimlhfl wharf of the ottawa rideau company aaidlas being the prcpcny of mr gtorgo arm strong the ofleiico ws laid in the indictment a beinsf com mitted m the township of kingston mi kirkpatfielc on be half of the prisoner pleaded informality in theindiclirtont the alledgcd offence having been committed ii ihcfoirn of krtig- ston thf judc oveiiuled tho objection the crimo was clearly proved and a verdict of guilty returned tin ltfaiha f i tn fcilt vfnln zvlrtriiii llatiil aid tiinro lluroici i r a lutmcmmuwr the grud jury found a l against catbarine simpson fir the murder of her hiiwid and aho one against mr i i smith juur attorney foi perjury the civi business this day was out of an important chatoc tar all tho eases we deem woilh ituiicing avdiete port r biddle tins wa ai action of treapas- the pljmiiirisposeor oflot 15 it ctmetmou of tyendioga and uiedifndaiil wacmploed in lakm nff lumber from no 1c a glcw lot and in the cnuisc ofhia hbor tui about 30 sticks from lot nu 15 for the valuo of which this action was brought- tho trespass woa proved ard the jury relurntd a verdict of 10 dmag the very imperfect niaantr in which the cases arc got ep in canada must strike the attention of ovry one conversant with the administijiion of the law in gt kritai- in the above ease in which its whole mtril depended upon determining the boundary of the two luts an mdicccta purveyor was employ ed to run the line whoso testimony was with difficulty admit ted by tho judge and a note mad to us tftxpnon mr duo gall was for the plaintiff and mr murnoy for the defendant tho next cause gftmodi v caxu r was referred to arbi tration in the cause tried on tuesday parkckv smith in which i vcnlict wm rendered for ilia defendant but not recorded mr dlrtxo atteitft to dreak gaol on satur day kt nhotit thcto oclock ten prisoners confined in one of the cellss of the prison of this town made 1 most desperate attempt to escape the manner in v hich they thought to accomplish thcrr object vu hy removing the mrong iion brs which secure the window looking into the imll in the early part of the day some of the prisoners endeavored toet the turnkey out of the ay by requesting btrn to get some fish fur them at this time there was no suspi cion of their intention about three oclock the 5oler nnd his assistant were alarmed by a noise re sembling the fulling of a true and on haateoiog u the hfln of the cells found the bars forced out f the ft i ndo v and the prisoners in the act of escaping this they could easily hove done but for the time yard nicrcty latched the prisoners liad broke tt up all the bcditends and uncdto of the bide pieces lor levertfi iih which they forced the bars out in the hall ihe turnkey hangs ndas which he carries with him when lie locks up ihe cells at night and home of the villeins have since declared that with ihis instrument it was their intention to have murder- td the gaolers wife and ihe female servant to avoid detection they were all secuwd nnd will be tried at the ensuing assizes the following are ihe names of the prisoners daniel mcdougal john alexander and win mcquarter all charged with fir i horse stealing win- simmons stealing a watch oui i j oseph edwordw stealing edward madigan do msb potatoes joo hampers irish potatoes in first rate order rrntede uarlut square july 23rd5 and biijwell prufbired a nonsuit facts and scraps notwithstanding thehdvantagis nhich indirectly ac crue from vice and fouynien of wealth and influence i baos baosij rags tl m this ice ilritieh whitoffice kingston july 1 1835 the mode of punishment by close confinement and productive labor has already secured the approbation of the public and effectually removed ihat atrong com- miftertion which capital punishment for inferior crime so naturally excited and which bo frquemly prevented the conviction of real offender in many caues this mone ia a great public good lhope the eyatem may produce iufotination in many instances and deier in more and i trust it will have a fair trial under tc mode of prif on discipline and the rrangemnt of the priaon which may be estab lished by the board of inspectors in the penitentiary near this town every measure which has a tendency to prevent the commission of offences in future is an important object and v ell worthy of the consideration of the who act upon die principles of virtue and religion nds inbucice s t ent to the real goid of their country nre the men io are l greav honor c humauuaure aod he eopie ahoum betahe up wjjjjft wc can the mfi good hnbts by bsuins those of the oe and thi great wj the baneful grossest knd such fo p bit of intemperance rtmw hivc ev slrengl of mind io maw the f known this habit tends to the i ooijrofginlvuurappriitiutitjni never move ttrong ly ctcitei ihm muu wo aic cullcd to ctnvy bfsirpmlioa to that ccompluhcd pfhow iit of tho mmtotnt hzrold thti leaned pundit lias diovcrcj tlat ctutrivard sro being intiolucftd intij enind indqiotciasuitaltlu extract from a london pnper deing a londoner oiid liinjwing onicilnnf of cockney cwstom torn tuks ilia libortj of assuring or hm uu that lie uullorly miaakcnaj 14 tlienoteliy f divociu rnncc ulodeo to in loiido anj pirlnip in oihcr tt ueotgc ilumsido wm uuike assault robert yanttusattj forgery in the states and fbooim mrt- ler convicted of an nssault hamilton mercury wc had the pleasure ibis morning of seeing tbe captain of one of the kideau canal steainere h yt tiic cannl in in perfect order and has stood well nil ununcr no serious delay or interruption having occurred wc are ever proud thus to report of lllle extraordinary work the capabilities of which are hut beginning to be known aud but a few yearm hence and every one of its valuable hydraulic pri t iieges will be in nee nnd its banks be ttudded with machinery of every description and its waters cover ed with craft suited to its aize and importance which ia not yet the case wc have heard aon rumors which we hope can be explained of care icssness of the lock tenders and masters inc a re- duciion of wages had taken place we would lake the liberty of expressing our opinion that on such m work the wage should be liberal and we hope the tfuverument will if possible come back to the old price retrenchment ahould not begin with laboring men but when we take this liberty with the govern ment or their officers we cannot but remind ihe tecq that any reduction of pay does not warrant them to hithif hjiiv ipfhev arermmficrfiup their places and not remain and impede buiines or annoy passengers as such conduct is not only vvry injurious to the public but disreputable to theimelvtfj add deniuiental to the canal perth courier a fire broke out on sunduv morning in spadim hduw the property of d baldwin neiir this city which noiwiihntiidiits every exertion soon redu- rud that beautiful building to a heapof ruins- the ularin wa no riven in sufiicient time for our fir iiifti to render any assistance the distance being thought too greut for them to bring their engines to ihepuce in tune to lender efficient aid muchlitn as lust itvcntistiluition and in looking for horses a large number of the fire club and hook ladder company promptly attended on the alarm bell giving warning and we hope and trust that a sub scription wil be entered into for the purchase of one ur two honctf xo be cupsiantly at hand for the us of the cngines u re uf our citizens would not ob ject o the trifling exjienst or lei torse plan he imnieoiately adopted to procure such assistance for it 13 impossible for the firemen to drag an en gine or two for even a fetv miles over such roads as nnrs and then render all that necessary aid which no body of men are more inclined io afford would like to see this matter brought purposely before the public as well as some other pecuniary matters which greatly retard the exertions of ihee of active ind mertlorious men- toronto hecardcr remarks on ha tin- ili kingdom whenever tho mami- ofnw couple btwma known patucuitmy in ordinary lirc cin twlmitally t niatd on tm oecadkui rimnw pre- rnt tilt hwslhs and plfcy btpjrc tho doir of ihe happy pair ifaioncrhlly die u lliw revive teomms in nioney or suor they ictire after i umo and n futiimr molcaution i isrcd and bhuld a hrtiwd band mnkc thcii appearance oti tniag um thnt ti acirdfol ha been done to ihvii pr4ew- aor- tlsy g w3 of ihiir un acrord blaming their ill luck for hcin tki late htiflhlitltr mnncy ncr liquor ii offered or if thijre ar any paeouif ciicumuncti connettd with the rnarriaje m drums ubsent theipcis and their place ts feebdiiy supplied by tnollicr ct of hiniaas eidtvd the rough mwvot 4 bl elenveift and then he eeotie devtibed in uio tendon paper occurs wbib as it hew light upon thcsoannmriah remark of ours iihreap- nvic two infrn nainrrltjrtlfandnrcen ww pon jej nim cominrtrtal- thc uontrgali markets- umsaj jalywih iw there wn a conftidetable ur in the aahea market oo sa- turday and pou havq advanced fulh la per cwl aieofs vera hundred bib having bcn vlij ij at a tbadeabovesls gtl per cwl pearls arc xtady at 34s per cl i i i r ha tikowm risen in price oo saturday bout 1000 bra canada fine bave changed handmt27a 6d- 90dey 3b9 brfc of which were old etibjt lo quebec inspociion iil6 maj sfy general of upper canada gives notice that sealed teodftf fur bitb of exchajigc on londun at 30 dya ajght will be received nt his office until monday the 17th day inclusive the ensuing tiionih of august for ov sum from one hvndred to ten thousand poxh sterling- ex presaing the highest rate of premium receiver generals office toronto jmju1y 1835