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States page 43, Free Ch. Bap. Church, page 23|Fish Market Dues, (I it t( . i 3 4 5 6 7 I 10 11 12 13 14 15 IG 17 18 19 20 21 •22 23 24 25 26 I 127 28 29 30 31 !.■ .uik«a«.KijMi' . $ I I EQUATION OF TIME FOR 1850, For the Meridian of Greenwich, 1 ^ JAKT.j FBBV. 3 49 1354 41S 14 2 4 46 14 9 513 1415 5 40 K20 6 6 7 U24 7 33 1128 8 59 4 31 9 7 24 4 33 lO 7 49i4 31 U 81314 34 8 3714 34 MRCH. APRIL. tMAT. JOflB. JOLY AUO.tSPT OCTU.) NUV I 1/ 12 13 14 15 10 17 18 39 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 9 9-2/ 94 10 4 lOS 10 4 113 ill 118 114 12 J 12 f> 12 5 12?, 13 131 13 2i 13 3 13 4t 14 32 14 31 14 23 14 24 14 20 14 15 14 10 14 3 13 56 13 49 1341 13 32 13 22 13 12 13 2 12 50 12 39 12 27 1214 12 1 1147 1133 11 19 11 4 10 49 10 34 1018 10 2 9 45 9 29 912 8 54 8 37 819 8 1 7 43 7 25 7 6 48 6 29 611 5 5- 5 34 5 15 4 56 4 3S 4 19 0Si. 4 ) 3 43 3 25 3 7 2 49 2 31 14 0/' M. B 2 1 1 1 i 7 51 35 20 4 25 3 3 311 316 324 3 30 3 35 3 40 39 53 6 19 32 44 56 7 18 2 28 2 37 2 47 2 55 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 57 3 44 4013 47 23.3 50 3 53 3 54 3 56 3 56 3 56 3 56 3 55 3 54 3 52 3 49 3 46 3 42 3 3S 3 33 3 2)S 3 22] 316 3 9 3 2 2 54 2 46 Ma • 2 37 28 19 9 59 48 37 26 15 3, 511 39 27 14 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 0«/ M. 8. 6 3 20 3 32 3 43 3 54 4 5 4 16 4 26 4 35 4 45 54 2 10 18 25 4 M. 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I. 10 48 10 25 10 2 9 38 913 8 48 822 7 56 7 29 7 2 6 34 6 6 5 38 5]0r 4 41 4M :r42 313 2 43 213 144 114 44 |3 , ^' 17 46 16 46 15 45 14 NoTii.VVJieii the Sun is slow, Equation to be added to Appurent Time- When t/Suti is Fast, Equation to be subtracted from Ap|jarciU Time. ECLIPSES OF 1850. Tliero!ill be but two Eclipses this year, and both, of course, of the S5|, in iho manner following : - I. Thfirst will bo an Aqnular T'clipse of t!io Sun, Tuesday, ; Fel)ruar|2lh, conjunction at Ih. 4J/m. 48s. mean lime, in the rnorningind consequently invisible here. Central Eclipse en the Meridiarm the Indian Ocean, somewhat to tiio soutlnvesi of the Isles of »^)da, at Ih. 51m. 42s. morn, of our time. II. Thfeecond will be a total Eclipse of the Sun, Wednefiday, August 7, conjunction at 4h. 54m. I89. mean time, in the even- ing, but ijiiiiblo by reason of ©'a low N. lat. Central Eclipse on BtaasiaaciB / i ' ' u I' met '3 BBKunteta^lf // / the Meridian, in the North Pacific Ocean, somewhat to the aoutb- ettfit of the S&ndwich Islandi, at 4h. 53m. 36i. even, of our time. MORNmO AND EVENING STARS OF IST^O. The Planet Venus ( $ ) will be Mornings Star till March 2 ; then Evening Star till Decern her 16lh ; then Morning Star.— Mars ( ^ ) will be Evening Star till November 29th ; then Mornmg Star. — Jupiter (U) wir bo Morning Star till March 8lh; then Evening Star till September 26th ; then Morning Star to the end of the year. — Saturn {y^) will he Euening Star till March Slat; then Morning Star till October lUtb; theo Evening Star to the end of the year. Doinin. Letter, Golden Number, > tir Lunar Cycle> ) Chronological Cyelos oflSoO. F. 8 Epact, 17 Solar Cycle, 1 1 Hegira, 1266-7 Roman Indictioa, 8 Julian Period, 0563 Jewish yr. a.m. iOlO-Il |i>y^ Kamcs and Characters of the Aspects and J^odes. f The Sun. ® The Earth. ^52© I The Moon. J^ames and Characters of the Planets. '\ '¥>,: ^ Mercury. 2 Venus. ^ Mars. fi Vesta. $ Juno. $ Pollas. ^ Ceres. H Jupiter ^ Saturn ^ Herschil, or Uranu. I c5 Conjunction. D Quadrature, 90®. 6* Oi)po8ition, 180®. \r ■ Q Ascending Node. ^5 Descending Node. Inf. Inferiour. Sup. Superionn N. North. S. Suth. E. East. W. Vest. Kamcsand Characters of the Signs of the Zodiac. T Aries, head. 1 fS Taurus, neck. 2 n Gemini, arras. 3 ^si Capcer, breast. 4S\Xeo, heart. .5 nj^ Virgo, belly. 6=:i=Libra, reins. 8 X Sagittarius, thihs. 9 V3 Capricornus, bees. 10 2^ Ajjuarius, legs 7 til Scorpio, secrets. 11 ^ Pisces, feet. Moveable Festivals of the ChUrch in 18 '^eptuagesima Sunday, Jan. 27 Sexagesima Sunday, Feb. 3 Q,uiuquagesima Sunday, " 10 Ash Wed. Lent beg, " 13 Good Friday, ,. March 29 Eaaier Sunday, "31 9 Rogation Sunday, Jij Ascension Day, Holy^ > ^ Thursday, ^ Whit Sun. or Pentecost, " 19 Trinity Sunday, , ;-• •* 26 Advent Sunday, ^ec 1 Holidays at the Public Offices. January I, New Year's Day, 1 Nov. 30, Saint Andrew, March 'l 7, Saint Patrick, | Dec. 25, Christmas Di] April 23, Saint George, May 24, Queen's Birth Day, June 20, Queen's Accession, 1 ti gy* i Christmas U^daya, Ash Wednesday, 3S { ' len I • ing tbo leo iof 8 5fi3 or uth. eat 18. 5 9 19 26 7^ June 24, Saint John, June 28, Queen's Coronation, Sept. 29, Michaelmas, Good Friday, Easter Monday* Easter Tuesday LIGHT HOUSES. Board cf Commissioners for the several Light Hoiucm in the Bay of Fttwrfy.— Robert W. Crookshank, John Ward, Isaac VVoodwari Hon. W. F. \V. Owen, John Wilson, Lient. Charles Hare, li, N.; and John James Robinson, R, N^ Esquiresi Isaac Wood war:!. Esquire, Surveyor of those Light Houses in the Bay of Fundy belonging to New Drnnswick, and also of those be- longing to Nova Scotia which am partly supported bytliis Province. Cape Sable Seal Island lAghL-^The ftrst Light rn apprnaehmg the Bay of Fundy, is on the South Point of the Seal Island. This is a plain white Light, elevated about 80 feet above bi|^h water mark, and may be seen in approaching tlie Island from any point of the eompass. A ▼ery dangerous rock, under water, but npoa which the eea always hreahs, called Blonde Rock, lies about 3| miles S. by W. by compass, from the Light House. Between this roek axid the Island, there are somd dangers — the ground is rocky throughoat, and large vessels, tlieieforc, ought not to attempt passing between tbenk Irier Island Light. — In advancing up the Bay, the next Light is si- tnated on Brier Island, about baU a mile N. E. from the N. VV. point thereof. A plain white light. Dighy Gut Light. — The next light on the coast of Nova Scotia is plmed on the west side of Digby Gut — from Brier Island North East- wa'd. The coast is very bold and not indented ; the Light is there- fon chiefly intended as a guide into Digby Basin — A white Light. Cannet Rock Ligltt. — This Light is intended to warn vessels of Iheir approach to a very dangerous range of shoals and ledges, which ex- tent from the Old Proprietor to the Seal Islands off Machias, a dis- tano of about twenty miles. It is a flashlight — ichite — twenty se- cond dark and forty light in each minute. The Light IIoujq is pained in striposi, vertical, black and whita. Beamgs and Distance by Compass from thn Gannet Rock Light. House. This'^ight bears from the Light house on Brier Island, N.N. W. | W* 22 miles. Fronthe (lannet Rock to the Old Proprietor E. .^ S. distance 7 miles. Fronilhe Gannet Rock to the Black Rock, off White Head Island, N. K. .^ E. 7 miles;. Fromtha Gannet Rock to the South West Head of Grand Manan, V. N. W. G^ miles. From ho Gannet Rock to the Northernmost of the Murr Ledges, V. VV. i N. 2i miles. To theSoiithernmost of ditto, called Saint Mary's Ledge, W. S. W. imilps. From te Gannet Rock to Machias Seal Island. W. and by N. .] N. l-i miles. ' NoTB— Between the Northernmost and Southernmost of tlie Mnrr Lodges.here is a range of dangerous rocks and shoals, many of them ^^ . . . - ^ \\ / / . MMM r^ always abovo water, and which Liglit extends Westwai J from th** House about four miles; from this range, farther W»;>terly, nboni sir miles from tho Gannet Light, lies a dangerous breaker called the Fiull. This may be avoided by keeping three remarkable headland** near tho S. W. end of Grand Marian, open. From Brier Island Light to the Old Proprietor, N. and by W. i W. 18^ miles The Blonde Uock from the Southernmost point of the Capo Sable Seal Islands S. and by W. 3J miles distant. Muchiaa SmI Island Lights.— There are two fixed white lights upon the Machias Seal Isj^rnds, elevated about forty-five feet above high water, and bear from each other E. S. E. and VV. N. VV. distar t about 200 feet, by which circumstance of two Lij^-ht Houses at tho harao station, they will bo immediately dintinguislied from all <)tlier lights upon the coast, (British or American) Both tho Buildings are painted white. The following are the bearings from them, \iz: To the Southernmost Murr Ledge, (St. Mary's) E. S. E. eoaterly» Gannet Rock Light E. by S. | S. 13 miles. i \ Southern Head of Grand Manan, E. by N. ^ N. ■\: Northern Head of Grand Manan. N. E. i E \ N E. Rock, distant 2 miles, N. E. by N. - ^ LiUle River Head, N. by W. Libby Island Light House, (American,) N. W. by W. Vessels standing to tho Northward, between these Lights andt^io Gannet Rock, should tack or haul olf the moment they bring these Lights in one, as they will not then bo more than three fourths of a mile from the Murr Ledges, if more thantive miles to the Eaet oftbe »» It )i n lights. / I It is recommonded that tho Ship*8 Compasi^og should ho well coni|»are«aiid adjusted (particularly in new ships), before they leave Partridj^e Island, ;» •»- rious errors have frequently occurred from want of attention on this point and as the variation in the Bay of Fundy isseventeen dejirees Wei-terly, or (IJ (wints) it will be frtund by tho laterst published Adniiralty Charts, that tijc cours<':froto Partridge Island down the Bay (South Channel) b( tween the Old Pro[»riotf and N. W. Ledpe, is S. W. \ S., but the course to he steered must depend on Ce di- rection of the wind on leaving Partridge Island.] Head Harbour Light. — Next ia order after passing Grand Mnar»> and the plain white Light, (Atnericau) on West Q,tioddy Po/it, is Head Harbour Light. This is placed on tho North East extrenjty of Campo Bello, and is a guide to ves.^els entering the main Chanel to West lilies. Moose Island, and the inner Bay ofPasc-aniaquotly ; it enables vessels also at all times to. enter Head Harbour — il^isi fixed white light. The building is painted White, with a red cross o it- Point Le Preau Lights, -Upon this projecting head land twi lights are placed, one above the other, in the same house, and ditant28 fact — Both lights can be seen from every point of the compasjwhere they may be useful — both are fixed jmd white. The Li/the r««aiid I, ;9 sa- lt and (Hints) tr and tie dl- Jlcacon Light. — WilhinPartridg* L<)land, and upon a Spit or Imr, which extends about half a mile H. 8. K. otV Hand Point, and which drioi* at two-thirds ebb, stands the IJeacon Tower. Upon this Tower a light id esuibliiihod, which is cuiiii iitly uflefiil to the coaitting trade of Saint John, and to all other vesHeh having pilots on board, as it en- ables tlieni to cnt(>r the hiirhonr at all hours of the night A fixed tchite light. The House is white and black, in stripen vertically. Quaco. — A revolving white light in placed on a small rock ofi'Qnaco Head, Hliowing twice full and twice dark in a minute. Thin light can bo Reen from any (piarter where a vessel can approach. The Liglit House is painted white and red in horizontal stripes. Capo Earai*G IJght. — On the point of that name, in Westmor- land, nearly opposite Apple Uiver Harbour, N. d. A plain white light. The House is paiutod white, and is about \2{) feet above tide mark. IVatit Qiudily IA ;-. •;.-^ SIGNALS. Displayed at Partridge Island, on the approach of Vessels to the Harbour of Saint John. ,^, , One ball close, for one squaie-rigged Vessel. / :; One ball half hoisted for two ditto. , '. . Two Balls close, for three Vessels. < :. Two Balls separated, for four ditto. ■ . " 'I A Pendant of any colour, for five ditto. 1^: A ditto under a Ball, for six ditto. A ditto over u Ball half hoisted, for seven ditto. ' : A ditto undei two Balls close, for eight ditto. .. i j|!/| ' A ditto between two Balls separate, for nine ditto. ^ A Flag of any colour, for ten or more ditto. The above are displayed at the East or West yard arm, accord- ing to the direction in which the Vessels are at tirsl observed, and A» soon as their uia can be distinguished, Hescriptivo Coloars will be hoisted at the mast head, in the following order: i| ill \\\ I , Union Jack for a Flag Ship, with or without a iqiiadron. ** with a Rei Pendant overi for a twn^drpktr. ** witii a Blue Pendant over, fur a Frigate. ** with a white ditto, for a small armed veaael. » A blue Pendant for a Merchant Ship. ' A red ditto, for a Merchant Brig. » A white and blue ditto, for a Foreign Vessel. A white ditto, [without n ball,] for a Topsail Schooner or Sloop. A blue Flag pierced white, for a steamboat from Saint Andrews or Eastport. A Red Flag pierced white, for a Steamboat from Digbj. A Red Flag with a white square, for a Stonmboat from Boston^ A Ball at the mast head, Vessel is on Shore or in distroM. IH/' Should immediate aid bo necessary, guns to be fired. In foggy weather a gun will be fired from Pntridgo Island, in return for each heard at sea. Thoro is a Fog Bell on the Island, which is rung in foggy weather, to warn vc!»5ela of their approach to the shore. Should a vessel require a Pilot her descriptive [*endant will bo displayed at a yard arm in the place of a Ball. \ RATES OF PILOTAGE, Established by a Law or Ordinance of the Common Council of tJie Giljf of Saint John—passed dd August ^ 1848. Five Shillings per foot, for bringing any Ship or Vessel into the Harbour of Saint John, and mooring her into a safe pince or berth, or securing her alongside of one of the Wharves; and Five Shillings per foot for removing and taking any Ship or Vessel out of the Harbour. * In cases where Pilots shall be detained on board of Vessels, nnder and by Virtue of the Quarantine or Health liaws of the Province, they shall be entitled to demand and receive from Mastprs* of such Vessels, the sum of Ten Shillings per day, for every day of such detention, in addition to the allowance aforesaid Coasting Vessels, going from one part ofi the Bay of Fiindy to another, British Steam Boats, or British Vessels drawing nnder six feet of water, are not compelled to take pilots; when ^employed, they are to be paid according to the rate above mentioned. For removing Vessels from any mooring ground to any Wharf, or from one Wharf to another Wharf, and seeing thetn properly moored or secured, the following rates: For Vessels not exceeding One Hun- dred Tons, Seven Shillinijs and Sixpence; for Ve-^sels over One Hundred and not exceednif^ Two Hundred Tons. Ten SliiHinore 100, and under 120, 3h 6d ; above 120, and under 150, 4s ; nbnvo 150, and under 180, 4s (id*, abovo 180, and under 200, 5s ; above 2(i0, and under 220, 5s (id ; abovo 220, and under 240, Cs ; above 240, and under 260, Gs 6d ; jibovc 260 and under 280, 7s ; above 280. and under 300, 7s Gd ; above 300, and under 320. 8s ; above. 320, and un- der 340,H.sGd ; above 340, and under 3G0, Ds; above 360, and under 380, 9s Gd; above 380, and under 400, lOs; uIm.vo 400, and n rider 450. lis 3d ; above 450, and under 500, 128 6d ; and la 3d for ovvf^ fuJditional 50 tons. «. RAITS OF SLIPPAGE AT THE CORPORATION SUPS. All Decked Vessels, sainn rates as for VVbarfa^e; Wnnd lionr Tlireo balf-penco f«»r every Ton burthen, and allowed to remain hji days each trip, for tlm purpose of discharging : iftbey roinnin lon«:er to "pay One Penny per ton additional for each day. No Uoat to ro- tnaiu longer than twenty days. .,'■'.......♦ -'•''■ t .)' ' ' 'X " RATES OFvFERRIAGE. BatJro^ ^t. John and Carletun—from Ferry L'ltirlinsr nt. ih^fxit. oj Prin. GBSSstroKt to the Landing at tho end of Rodniy strn'i, in ('arUAcvt-^ and to the I.nnding at Sand Point, colled •'itrfirn Ferry. rvTjrv prowj; person *^<1.; Children under 14 ye?us of a?e. Id. every Horse, *.1((. ; every Ox, Cow vrorber larj: "•nimal,4d.; evert CalC Swine, Sheep. Lamb, orGoat, }d. ; (»very v» a^j^on. Cart,Slecl, i\\ \ t V' CarrinfiQ; or nlher Vehicle, (loaded or not loaded with goods) usually drnwri by cattle. 3d. ; every Hand Cart, Sled, oi Wheelbarrow, Id; every Barrel-, J.^d; every Pipe, Hogshead, or Puncheon, 9d. ; every Cask of Lime, I5d. ; every Firkin, Keg, or Small Box, not exceeding ii/aize a Firkiii, Id; Grain, Salt, Potatoes., llirnips, or Vegetables, nsnally sold by the bushel, per bushel, .^d ; Iron, Steel, Copper, and tlie like, ')er cwt. Id. And the rated of Ferriage for the Short Ferry, so called, and also for Ferriage acrosn the Stean^ Ferry, so called, m9\ioi\ the Steamer is lyinj; by to clean boilers, or othrr circumstanced preventing the plying of the Steam Ferry Boat, as follow, viz. : — Fo«t Passeugera, 3d.; Two Horses, with VVaircou or Stage, 23. 6d. i Oue Horse and Ciig, Sleigh, Sled, Cart, or Waggon, Is 6d.; an O:^, Horse, or Cow, Is.; a Swine, 5d. ; a Sheep, 4d. ; a Barrel of Flour, Z- ; aKeg of Powder, 3d. RATES AT THE PUBLIC WEIGHING MACHINES. Every Load cot exceeding JOOO lbs. weight, One Shilling; and One Penny for every additional cwt. ; payable, half by the seUar, and half by the purchaser. nACKXEY COACH PAIIRS — For convtijrln^r not exceeding four persona, j (rnni any piiitlic ^aan(lt() fiiiy (»tber irxrt of the City, or from any one part of the Oily to any «th«r part tlierei>f, One. Shil'in*; ; am!, for every passenger over fririr, (Sixpence additiDnal ; if thr; Carriage be dutaiitud, to pay additional, at ilie rat«of Oue fcJhillin}.; fur every tjalf hour. PUBLIC POltTEIW AND HAXD CART MEN.— For loading, carrying, ar)d hoU'«ing any tfood;<, or any other article.^, on any IJand Cart, from the MarKetSlip In Kinji'd and O.iieen'.s Wards', or from any other place within the limits of the first district; to any other place within thu* eaid several Fivedisivicts, the rates (»f prirj'3 are ha follow : — For the first district 3d.; Bocond district 3id. ; third di»- trict 4d. : fourtJi district 4|d. ; fifth district, 5d. MARKKT TOLLS.— neef, per quarter, 2d.; Calf, Sheep, Hog, Goat, Lamb, iCfd, or.-hoat, -2^.; Tub, Fail or Jar of HiiUer, L^d.; Firkin, '.W.; every IG Ms. of ilrll Hotter, id ; Cheese, id.; load nf Pdialoes under lii busliela, 3d.; ditto over '.'. l.asiielM, Od.; It>ad^^f o/sters in shell or tub, Gd ; Turkey, Coose, or dozen of riueiMJ?", hl.\ pair of Dnckn, Fowls or Partridge;*, Jl.l.j bag of Flour, Meal, Oata, 3f P".i9, III- Meaiif*, hti.; Ilain or Sheubler, ^d.; Kggs, per 10 dozen, |d.; and all ^t octoer articlt'* lu like proportion. 81 PlSfl-MAUKKT nirES.— For every falmon, l.|d.t Codfissh, Pollock, BaSfr,o» Shad, each ^d.; IJallibut, not exceeding £0 lb^. Jd.: exceedmn 20 lb?, and for orery -IJ'i llts., Id.; every Lobster, ^d. ; dozen' of FJaddock, l^d.; every l'\0 oi Gartpir.a ix, Alewivea, Herrings, or other small fish, li^d. TIMi: FOU GOING THROUGH THE FALLS— (wmr St. John.) The l^'allrt arc level or still water at about three and a half hours on the floody and about two and a half on the ebb, so that they are passal.'le four times in twenty four hours, about ten or fiAeen mi- jll notes each time No other rule can be given, as much depends oo the floods in the River Saint John, and the time of high water or full »(>a. which is often hatitcQud by high .kindSiand iu propoitjjHt to the heisht of them. Ky An Agricultuial Fair ishddin thk City of Saint Jalu\ on the i ta&t Thanday oftvery month. 10 ■■ ualiy . iiU jverj iding ibles, , and erry, i)Ied, IDCed z. : — 6d. ;. 'lour, rsona, [)f the r fcirir, rat«ot' p, and etSlip of the e rates | ird dia- 11)3. of j,o over oxen of , Oats, fiivd all fft»s»,ot md for 110 of John.) 'hours By are en mi- nds on ater or on ths /fjiy':- ^/6. . - I! 1:1 Hi( 1;; M V': /?'l/Jb^' & %. 2^ ^'^^^ 'fe ,"^\ 17 nt'k 4 44 9 22 Tu Byron born 1788 Low tid.'7 3()!4 54 'i!) 3h 1 25 i.'ok « S i 1 23 W. Pitt died ■1606 7>jT3 water • < h.m. h.m. d. m. h. m. h. m. 1 Fri York Caihedral burnt 1849 7 20 5 8 17 3; 10 59jreiu 2 1 2 SatCand. Id. L. so. 8, 33 ev. 7 19 5 9 IG 46 11 55; rein 244 8 SUSexagesiraa Sunday Snoic. 7 18 5 11 16 28 morn seer 333 4 Mo liichard I. ransomed 1194 7 17 5 iJi 16 10 57'seor 4 31 '5 Tn Dr. Cnllen died 17^)0 Fine 7 Ifi 5 14 15 52 1 56'thig 5 39 C) \V.;>? -r. h. 1. N. Hiph tides. 7 14 5 15 15 34 2 54'thig 6 55 7 Th;8 itif con. 0. seasonable 7 13 5 10 15 15 3 48'thig 8 1 8 Fri ® in apo. (gi low S. weather. 7 12 5 lb 14 56 4 "38'kne 8 55 9 Sat' Canada ceded to G.Brit. 1763 7 10 5 19 14 37 5 24:kne 9 42 10 SUQ,tiinqimgesinm or Shrove S 7 1> r, 21 14 18 {) 5 legs 10 21 n Mo'iiShonstone, poet, died 1753 7 8 5 2^ 13 58 6 431egs 10 56 12 TriiLady .lane Giev behe. l.^)-"')4 7 5 2:i 13 38 sets. l?f^s 11 30 13 WjA^h Wed. Lentbeg. Hi. \id. 7 r, 5 2;" 13 18 () 59 feet o.v. 3 U ThjSt, Valentine. Day br. 5. 24 7 3 5 2( 12 5b 8 1 feet 36 15 Fri; ^ se 8, 45 even ^ oon. © 7 2 5 2b 12 37 9 5 head 1 10 *h\ Sali-^lelancthon born IG97 rive. 7 5 2[l 12 10 10 9 head 1 45 17 SUFirst SuiuJav in Lent. 6 5H 5 3( 11 55 11 15'noc 2 26 \H Mo Martin Luiner d. ir)4f> ^ f. f) 57 5 3-- 11 34 niorn'nRC 3 14 I'J Tn!(Jali!(M>b. ]7{\i 7 ^'ac.on.q; () 50 5 3: 11 13 23nec 4 15 20 vv. It ri. o. 27 rven. Low tid. f) 54 10 51 1 30 arm. 5 36 21 Th Mars CO?). §) \1-.\Y^ «o, 7, \^U^ (> 5:} 5 3. 10 30 2 3()arm. 7 11 22 Fri G;'^o. VVashin^non !»nrn 1732 ■> 51 5 3; 10 8 3 401) res 8 31 2:j S:il John Q,. Adam-T dwd I'MS f) 49 5 3>- 9 4() 4 3S bres i9 32 ti SU 2(1 Sunday in Lont 1^4S. ;•> 48 5 4! 24 5 29l>'arl n)22 25 Mo ArL-^o/i, 28tnorn. (*>) Q !) 4t' 5 41 2 C> 14h'art 11 5 2r. Tn Komhip dif^d 1.^23 lliirfi tid. t> 44 5 42 8 39 risRs. 'bellv 11 44 27 VV. K«rthnniU<^ at Lisbon )79G {> 43 5 44 8 17 7 20.he!l> morn ca Til Montai;£Ti») t»orn 153.1 ^nph H5 4 1 5 4-1 7 54 8 30| rein 1 21 ^ / / d. ^. 12 2 1 244 333 4 31 5 39 6 55 8 1 8 55 9 42 10 21 10 56 Jl 30 o.v. 3 36 1 10 1 45 2 26 3 14 4 15 5 36 7 11 8 31 r9 32 U)22 11 5 11 44 ^ ^^.^•t-*^. /dyiP \\ \ (hi %wv«^ ^^l6. lA.h £4c^^^ fn^*^^ i I I'M \\\ ^^««<**--c i*- '/ > s: . i^./../^..hf''^.j /^.^- .>»,.Tf-„ -^- \ ' '1 *■ . 1 ; i V 1 -^-^•^ *''\1> I*. . ... ->» •^ ^•i '5 \ . <•-, ■ «*,' r gB ]?I4KCII. [1850. \ Though o'er the (liuk^ome northern hill Old ambuhh'd winter frowning flies, And faintly dritU him threatenings still .} In snowy «leet and blackening skies; Though floods of winter bustling fall Adown the arches bleak and blea, Though snow-storms clothe the mossy wait. And houily whiten o'er the lea; Yet when from clouds the sun is free And warms the learning bird to sing, 'Neath sloping bank and sheltering tree . *Tis sweet to watch the creeping spring. ($ Last Quarter 5th day, 3h. 26ui. evening. M. W. ® New Moon 13th day, 6h. 38ra. evening. W. ® First Quarter *20th day, llh; 19m. evening. W. 9 Full Moon 27th day, 6h. 47m. evening. £. 1 2 3 4 5 •6 7 . 8 1) 10 11 12 H'^ 14 15 16 17 18 19 |'20 31 22 23 24 25 26 27 •28 29 30 31 k Fn Sat SU Mo Tu W. Th Fri Sat SU Mo Tu W. Th Fri Sat SU Mo Tu W. Th Fri Sat SU Ma Tu W. Th Fri CALENDAR, &c. Kail Grey born" 1764 fVind Wesley died 1791 ^ y. 3d Sunday in Lent. Fair. 5 gr. h. 1. S. 11 ri. 6, 3ev. Corregio died 1534. Rain. York (Canada) changed to © low S. [Toronto 1834 Aliothso. 1, 45 morn. © ap. Amencus Vespucius b. 1451 4th Sunday in Lent Clear. Torquato Tasso born 1544 Bishop Berkeley born 1684 Archbishop Barbour d. 139G ^60- Hi,;ih tid. Boisterous. Cornwallis def Anier.1781 Day break 4, 34. l^ con.© 5th Sun. in Lent. St. Patrick Sir R. VValpole died 1745 Alio, so 1 , 2 do. Snow or rain. Spring begins. Low tides Kirk White born 1785 Fair. Jonathan Edvvardsdied 1752 St. John Mech. I. inco. 1839 dth Sund. in Lent; MarsC'# Annun. Vir. Mvivy. 9 con Tp Bank of England incor. 1694 Alioth so. 0, 30 do. Wind. Mars so. G, 1 even. High tid Good Fridav. Ifse. 10,39 ev. Ri.&Setsdc.S h.m. h.m. d. m SU Sat Treaty of Utrecht 1713 Easter Sunday, 21 con. <^. 6 6 6 6 6* 6 6 6 6 () 6 6 G ft •J 6 ti 6 6 6 I) a Q 6 5 5 5 ^ o 5 !0 39 38 3ti5 34 32 '3\ 29 27 25 24 22 20 18 16 15 13 11 96 76 56 5 5 i) 58 56 54 53 51 49 47 45 G 46 48 49 50 52 53 54 55 57 58 59 1 3 4 6 1^ 8 11 12 13 6 14 6 16 6 17 6 18 6 19 20 22 6 23 6 24 7 7 6 6 6 5 5 4 4 4 3 3 2 2 2 1 1 s. N. U 1 1 1 2 2 3 3 3 4 31 9 46 23 36 13 50 26 3 39 16 52 28 5 4] 17 54 30 6 17 41 5 © R&S h. m. 9 37 10 33 11 44 morn 43 © [ High water h. ni. 39 32 3 19 4 3 4 42 5 17 5 49 sets. 6 55 8 9 10 11 1 7 15 22 morn 29 1 32 2 30 3 23 28 4 8 4 48 5 24 rises. 7 16 2C| 8 23 49 9 28 12'10 30 52 15 39 2 2 5" rein seer seer thi. thi. thi. kne kne legs. legs. legs. feet feet head head head nek. nek. arm. arm. bres bres h'art h'art bely bely rein 58 1 34 2 13 2 57 3 47 4 51 6 5 7 19 8 23 9 13 9 54 10 31 11 7 11 40 ev.l3 46 1 26 2 7 2 56 3 58 5 21 6 55 8 16 9 16 10 3 10 44 11 52 rein 11 57 seer seer s^cr mom 32 1 7 ■H I; i'ii t- 13 I J * > « u m ■ n I i n ! I if Z' 'MfglfXTIBf igjngiiui APUIJL. String ! let tliy breezes fan iny hectic cheek, Bill thy soft Z(.'pbyr8 cool my fevered brow ; To my worn heart of health and ijhulnp.ss speak, And at thy shrine forever will 1 how. For I am wenry of the Winter's «jloom, My spirit pines for bii«,dit unclouded skies; I sicken for thy breath of sweet perfnnic, And my sad Inte responds its master's sighs. Come, fiienial Spring, sister of Hope and Lovo i ^ The Poet vvooa thccTfroni thy green retreat; Come deck with'sinileg the meadow and the grovo, And bid Life's pnlso once tnore with pladn^Ks bent. (U Lust (Quarter 4th day, J]li. 5n). njorning. % New Moon ]*2lh day, 8li. 8m. niorniag. ® First (Quarter IDth day, 5h. 28m. morning. 9 Full Moon 2flih day, Oh. 41m. morning. W. S. E. N. W. CALENDAR, &c. Buonaparte married 1810 i3attle of Copenhagetjifeill ©lowS. if so. 10,17. e^ Th (jfoldsmith died 1774. ^-ap. Pri Stow died 1605. Verylo.tid. GlSatl g D 0. ^6^- Showery. 1st Sunday after Easttr. ©y Lorenzo de Medici died 1id'2 Loid Lovat beheaded 1747 Sir J. Pringle born 1707 11 ThjCoron. of vVm. &,Mary 1G69 12 Fri Alio. so. 1 1, 23 eV. Ji^con.© 13 Sat Catholic Emancipation 1829 14 SU2d Sunday after Easter. Fine 15 Mo|Day br. 3, 31. 7>l<'s con. 0. lli.«!^Sets ti.m. h.m. (15) Mutiny at Spithead 1797 Brock's Mo num. destr. 1640 © per. Mars con. f). Rain Battle of Lexincton 1775 16 Tu 17 W. 18 Th 19 Fri 20 Sat Abernethy died 1821. 21 SU 3d Sunday after Easter. o 22 Mo H. Fielding bo. 1707 IC 6 0- 5 23 Tu St. George's Day. PU(XSant. 5 24 VV. Bank of England found. 169415 25 Til Saint Mark. $ perih. (5 26 Fri Biuce, the traveller, d. 1794 6 27 Sat Alioth so. 1 0, 24 e v. Stormtj 4 28 SU 4th Sunday after Eas. Hi, tid. 4 29 Mo Tp ri. 4, 8 morn. and foul 4 56 6 59 30 Tu Edict of Nantes 159$ 9^.4 5417 43 41 40 36 34 33 31 29 27 25 24 22 20 19 17 15 13 12 10 9 7 5 4 2 1 59 58 I) 25 o 27 6 2S G 29 6 30 6 31 G 33 G 34 6 35 G 36 6 37 G 39 G 40 6 41 G 42 G 41 G 45 6 46 G 47 6 48 6 50 6 51 6 52 6 53 6 54 6 56 6 57 G 58 dc.N d.'ni, 4 4 5 5 35 59 22 44 6 7 6 m () 52 (^ lli.\:S h. m. 7 7 7 15 37 59 8 22 8 44 9 5 9 9 10 10 10 11 2 48 10 31 52 13 1.1 33 11 54 1? 14 12 34 12*54 13 14 13 13 14 14 14 33' 52 11 30 48 .1.^,21) morn 2;{ 1 13 1 59 2 39 3 16 3 49 4 20 4 49 5 17 sets. 8 3 9 13 10 21 11 27 morn 28 1 21 2 7 2 48 3 24 3 56 4 27 4 57 ri8e>;. 8 ^^ 9J17 10 14 11 7 03 ' thigs thigs kVie kne High water h. m. 45 36 11 4 ir> 1 2 3 4 5 10 6 29 7 40 8 38 9 25 10 4 10 41 n 18 11 54 ev.So legs legs feet feet feet head head nee> nee arm arm hres bres h'arl h'art bely bely bely rem rein ■eo 11 34 1 1 10 55 sec thig. thig. thii. 2 47 3 49 5 8 6 36 7 53 8 53 9 42 10 22 10 5s morn 9 4| 130 14 1* (T'"r"~™""~*^-' &^r-^^4^ U4^V ly^/l^jn^^ ^/^/^^^ ^.d/i AA*i ^/ Ci Mc>*^^.d^^ y. ric<4X- ^** '/ Cc^ n 1i^ /t/^-**#^ '•^ //4 1< »»»^, //M^^*-^ /^ ^. -/< yy^^. 1^^/^ iiyyc'*^' ^il^ ^frxt '*^ A: ifefvi V /^^^^^ ^4. /A4. f r »*-«< ffrv* ^4* /^ 6 'htirt*^ '9u4i%^ 4^- /. '- / . )L— Z^ .7^*v/-/^^t.i^^Ai5k-»- >? ^ X^ t^-i^^^*^*^*-*- ^ '/^^-Z o :7 i- - ■so \ A tZu^. ^'^., 23^ ^u -/ ^«-«r^*l. 7- *^^ ^ ^.^*^^**^z*^^ -/^!^ 7^ ■f^ ^«: *srsi4"^: .vT*' -> v; 'v-'-iiu '^''^\t. . *^i.-.;4«tj ,.\':tk: •* ■-,■.»' V lip-", '1 j -' ■ 1 ,-.: . , ;-.^w^^ ''■'_■ %.. ^\ ^^f^s^iiM^ >.: ;,^i '^ - , \ '■' • t i ■,- ^ ■ ..^^^^a- ' ■* "1 • t * /^•^ C>iU^ ^XtA^ ( iui/¥g4Ji ^t.^^^'^J J/ i\ 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Isv SliFi ^J 5^/l r.... ITIA¥. [I^;:>o. I've lunrnt tliiit wnnshino bringotli tnoro thnn HowerR, And frnits, ftnd forest loavcH to choer iho earth ; .'' ^ For 1 luwo aecn sad Rpirits, like dark bowors, '^' « Li^ht up beneath it with n grateful mirth. ' ' And now whene'er I hear the cnckoo'a eung ' ^ III budding woods, I blcM the joyous coinerj ' '^ While my heart run.s a cadence in a throrfj Of hopeful notes, that say — 'Thank (iod for Summer !** Ah I dearly now I hail the nightifi;;ale, ^ f Andgroul the bee — the merry-going bummer— And when the lilies peep so aweot and pah?, I ki.ss their cheeks, and say — "Thauk God for Summer'"* CD Last Quarter 4tli day, Oh. Gin. morning. ti. (© New Moon 11th day, (ii. 30m. eveninjf. W. (J First Ciuarler 18th day, llh. 13m. nu>rning. K. I^FulI Moon iioth day, 7h. '^Om. evening. S. E, CALENDAR, &c. St, Philip and Ht. .fames. © apo. li so. 8, 17 ov. illlegul. .se.l^ 11 m. Fine. tSieyQ ofd'hoc raised 1776 fjGth ."iunday after Blaster. Alioth so. 0, 49 ev. Clear. Barbarosv'i defeated 1 177 Poesiello b. 1710. ^ con.fi Ascension day. ^ ri. 3,34 Dr.T. Young d. 1829 [tn. Earl of Chatham died 1776 Sunday after Ascension. Partition of Poland. 1772 (10) Bat. of Albeura 1811 f^ high N. Clmr and cool. Day br. 2,26. Mars con.0. H. Tannabill died 1810 Lan. of the Loyalists 1783 Whit Sunday. Low tides. Columbus died 1506. Ilain Pr. Edwrrrdassas'sina 1471. Mars se. 11, 57 even. U.S.Bap. Conv. for. 1814 Uueen Vict. Birth Day. Venus pfi. 9, 18 ev. Hi. tid. Ti'iuity Sunday. Phasant. John Calvin died 1504 William Pitt boru 1759 Reslor. of Charles ILIGOO Vollyire died 1778. ©upo.l4 Dr. Chalmers died 1817. J4 15 lli.«feSets li.n]. h.n RiScS h. m. © H.gh •r water kne h. )u. 1 58 kne 2 41 legs 3 30 legs 42(5 legs , &34 feet. 6 47 feet 7 51 hcM i 8 47 head 9 :i5 nee 10 16 neo 10 66 arm. 11 41 arm ev.18 bres 1 1 i)res 1 47 bres 2 39 hart 3 37 hart. 4 47 bely 6 6 belv 723 rem . 8 28 rem 9 17 seer. 9 58 seer. 10 36 thigs 11.13 thigs 11 47 fhigs mom kno 23 kne 59 legs : 1 35 legs 2 43 ?w i I I' ) / [ .• ' * . 1350.] JlJI^Ek Oh! Icn-loothed Kitlff, I loved you once — but now I iiuvi;r Heuyou conio without n pang Of ho|)eles8 pity shudowiiig my brow, To think how naked fleflh ninit feelyonr fang. My ( yuH watch now to Reo the ehns unfold. And uiy card liinten to the cnllow rook, I hunt the palm-trues (or their firHt rich gold. And pry lor violets in the southern nook. And wlieii fuir Flora ncndt) the butterfly Painted and spanglc/l, an her herald ninmmer; *' Now for warm holidays," my liourt will cry, ••The poor will tiuffer less! 7'hnnk (lod for Summer!" ($» Lust Uuaiter^dduy, Ilh. 7in. evening K. ud :ad' !a(i )U .•k III in L'S •(!S ir't irt. ily 3ly ;iu. ;in. !cr. ;cr. icr. ligs ligs lie lie lie jgs eet ieet Tn?i water m. 3 4 5 7 8 I) 9 54 41 41 47 •2 7 4 53 10 3« 11 23 er. 8 52 a 38 2 26 3 18 4 17 6 29 G 44 7 51 8 48 9 35 10 15 10 52 11 29 mom 2 38 1 10 1 45 2 23 JULY. r.i«^o. liovv plensnnf. wlioii iUn hnat of tiny is hyt', And seething dt«w (Mnj)ijr|il»'/i round the itill 'Of llu! horizon, swec))iiig ^'^ 'di thi; eye - In ftisy circles. \v.ind<'r n ii"'t(' wo will ( Whiln o'or the numdnvv's litlU- (Idftcring rill Th(5 twitloiing Honhcain wni. morning. 8, CALENDAR, &e. Mo Tn W. Th Fri Hat SU Mo Til W. Th Fri] Sat SU Mo Tu W. Th 1 2 3 4 5 (I 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 in 17 18 19 20 21 22 2:i 24 25 20 Fri ^'-'Sai Adin. Crichton assas. 1582 (3) Queh-c founded 1003 ^ in npog. ^ con. ©. 4 22 Chateaubriand died 1848 4 23 7>|<'acon (Si). Pleasant. 4 21 Battle of Maida 1806 4 24 6th Sunday after Trinity. 4 25 Battle of ^V^agram 1809 4 2(i Bourbons re^orcd 1815 4 2(i Ali. so. 5, 35 morn, holow 4 2"^ ©a. $con. f). [Pole. 4 g' Erasmus died 153(). Hut. 4 20 ^aC^. 24:con.0. ^ri. ll,|4 30 7lh Sun. after Trin. [25e.|4 3(' Day break. 2, 13. Rainy. \ A 31 Detroit taken 1812 Dr. Watts born 1674 Hampden d. 1043. Lo.tld. Sal SU Ri.&Sets h.m. h.m. 4 2117 45 4 22 7 45 dc.N. ItttSj -^3 d.' in. III. m.j ^ Fri Bat. ofHallodin Hilll333 32 33 34 3r 3o 37 3S &»Q l5^'34Mn SI- ^'Ot. olh Sunday after Tiinily. Moi(20) Rob. Burns died 1790 4 Canada Union Bill asj:ent.l4 Bolivar bo. 1783. [10.1840:4 40 Hut. of Lnndy'sLane 1813,4 41 7 45 7 45 23 7 23 3 22 58 22 53 7 44,22 48 7 44 22 42 Tu W. Th 3n 7 44j 7 43 7 43 7 A-i 7 42 7 4r 7 41 7 40 7 39 7 39 7 3S i 64 7 3() 7 :ui 35 7 34 7 7 31 Loiiisburg taken 1758 Alio. so. 4, 28 m. Lo. lid. 2S]SU 9th Sunday after Trinity. 21) Mo 7>{<'s ri. 1 L24 oven. Fair. SOlTu French Revolution 1792 3liVV.l$.con. ^. 9 so. 9,1 even. 4 42 4 43 4 44 4 45 4 4(! 4 ^7 3^> 22 3(3 22 29 22 22 22 15 22 7 21 59 21 50 21 41 21 32 21 22 21 12 21 2 20 51 20 4il 20 2!) 20 17 2(1 5 19 52 19 40 II 4>:|feet morn I head 15 head 45 nek 1 16 nek 1 53 arm 2 3() arm 3 27 bres pets bn.'s 8 41 har't 9 25 j hart. 10 4!bclv 10 37jbely 11 8;rein. 11 37|i-ein. morn rein. seer. seer. ll!tlii;5S 47ll[ngs High water h. m. 1 1 2 •'( O 13 Ml Kne Kiic kne ; 30119 27 7 29 19 13 18 59 18 45 7 "^^ 7 27 7 25 18 31 legs 4 rises. 8 2i';iegs 8 57!f.'et 9 25jfeet 9 52; feet 10 19ihGad 10 46! iiead 7 24'18 10 11 lOlnek 3 4 3 52 4 54 6 8 7 26 8 36 9 34 10 25 11 12 10 58 ev.4l 1 24 2 G 2 52 3 43 "4 47 5 59 7 14 8 17 9 9 9 53 10 32 11 9 11 42 morn 15 47 1 19 1 .53 32 16 % 17 'SSkSCSSSSSa^ z:GXSiassEiSRie3.% . :] (■■ •1! •! td m ■ i: :i! I' n i i m WE* jl85().] AUGUST. How sweet, when weary, dropping on a bank, Turning a look around on things that ba ! E'en feather-hended grasses, spindling rank, A trembling to the breeze one loves to see ; And yellow buttercup, where many a bee Comes buzzing to its head and bows it down; And the great dragonfly with gauzy wings, Iji gilded coat of purple, green, or brown. That on broad leaves ofhazel basking clings, Fond ofthe sunny day: — and other things Past counting, please me while thushere 1 lie. dH Lajit (iuarter Jst day, Oh. 37m. morning. 1^ New Moon 7tb day, 4h. 54m. evening. (D First Quarter 14th' day, Ih* 7m. evenmg. ® Full Moon 2"2d day, 4h. 3'2m. evening. (D ].ast (duarter 30th day, 9h. 38m. morning. VV. E E. S. W. ^ a CALENDAR, &c. IRi.A Sets dc.N.R !h.m. h.m. d. m Mrs. Inchbald died 1^21 |4 4.Si7 2J Battle ofthe Nile 179S FairM 49 (4) Shellev born 1792. ""pst 4 50 15|Th IGiFri 17|Sat .i8:su 19 Mo •20, Tu SIJW. )0 rj.^ lOth Sunday after Trinit}' ©highN. iJI St. Tpri. lOev. Prince Alfred Ernest b. 1844 0's pr. &iu.^.0ecl. invis. Canning died 1827. ^ 6G ?sl. $se.8, 47ev. Hig. lid. Ali. so. 3,34 mor. bei'vv Pole. 1 lib Sunday after Trinity. George IV. born 1762. Ruin. (14) Printing invented 1437 First Book published 1457 4 52 4 53 4 54 27 Napoleon born 171)9 Lo tid.i5 4 7 -■ " 5!7 / 22 7 20 7 19 7 18 7 10 4 557 15 4 5617 14 577 58 (J 1 12 1-1 10 h. m *.••» 77 86 9 1) 10 II ~ 5 3 »> (I 12 59 57 I) 'Oi) ) 54 6 Day break 3,11. Fine and hot. ^cou. g. Tpri. 9, 13 even. 12th Sun.afierTr. © low S. The Royal Crorge sunk 1762 ( 19) Edvv;u-a I. crowned I274l5 Dr. Adau) Clarke died 1832 |5 _-_ Warrnn Hastings died 1818 15 ,23 Fr!j,\evv York red. to Eng. 1667|5 136 o li24 Sat'vVasliiugtnn tal<.1814; Fair. 5 1516 49 S Uj 1 3th Sund.i/afier Trinity. Mo Prince Albert born 1819 Tu!l)r. Merscheil di<>d 1S22 VV.!i)r. Iy'ydendiedl81l,a. 35 52 ;> 5 5 rO Kit) 47 17,6 45 186 44 19 rii'LocUe b. 1631). ?;(<'« con .rT^. 5 20 ^rijPaley born 1743. Low tid. !5 22 '\ti Bunvan d. 1688. 9 con. SpijS 23 6 42 6 40 39 18 1 17 46 17 30 17 15 16 58 10 42 16 25 16 8 15 51 15 34 15 16 14 58 14 40 14 21 14 3 13 44 13 25 13 6 12 46 12 26 12 6 11 46 11 26 11 5 10 45 JO 24 10 3 9 42 11 49 morn 28 1 14 2 8 3 11 sets. 7 57 8 9 9 10 34 7 38 8 10 39 11 12 11 47 morn 1 1 •2 © !Higl> 3 p" jwaier h. m <)-? 3 I) Si 11 59 52 47 rises. 7 29 7 56 8 23 8 50 9 18 9 50 9 21)10 25 8 59 1 1 6 8 Sill 1 55 nek. nek. ar;n. irm. bres i)res h'art h'art bely bely rein rein seer seer thi. thi. thi. kne kne legs. legs. legs. feet feet head head head nee nee arm, arm r. 4 5 () 10 24 52 8 13 9 19 10 13 11 11 44 ev.25 1 3 1 43 2 25 3 10 3 13 30 7 4i 8 42 9 31 10 10 10 45 11 19 II 51 morn 'O 22 54 1 ':8 2 4 2 48 3 42 4 56 al^ ^ ^lW^H l ^,^ nT- t i i fii i n i r-i a HBinyf i Mn i BaramTa aiWi 18 water h. m 4 ]0 5 24 5 131 () 30 i 7 4i 8 42 1 9 31 10 10 legs.! 10 45 leiTS. 1] VJ legs. )!reet feet head head head iiec nee Jinn, arm 11 51 morn "0'^2 54 I ':8 1 2 4 2 48 3 42 4 56 m SKPVJ^iVIBEK. [J 850. Breeze of Autumn! Breeze ofAiitumo ! * Sighing through Jen leafless tree; Well with my dejected bosom Suits thy wild lorn melody, ^ The gales of Spring light hearts may please, I love the i^iii\Uinin breeze. Like ./Eolian Tyre my bosom Makes with thee her plaintive moan, While each heart-string, wildly throbbing. *. Sounds with thee in unison. •k^* The gales of Spring light hearts may please, I love the Autumn breeze. New Moon 6th day, Oh. 49m. morning. N. d) First Quarter 13th day, 3h. 42m. morning. N. W. ^ Full Moon 2]sl day, Sh. Im. morning. N. W. (§ Last duarter 28th day, 5h. 14m. evening. N. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 1(3 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 So 20 27 28 29 stj xMo Tu W. Th Fri Sat SU Mo Tu W. Th Fri Sat SUl Mo Tu W. Th Fri Sat CALENDAR, &c. Ri.&Sets h.Ui.h.m. 14th teunday alter Trinity. Great Fire in Loudon 1666 Cromwell died 1658. Kainy. River Hudson discov. 1609 The Boxer captured 1814 7^'stl 8, 51 even. Hig. tid. Hannah More died 1833 15th Sunday after Trinity Bat.of Floddenl513 9 d© Battle ofMalplaqiietl709 Thomson born 1700. Fine. 5?gr.E.el.26'^36. T?ri.7,25e. General Wolfe killed 1759 Moscow burnt 1812. Lo. tid. 16th Sun. after Tr. ©low S. © apo. Ali. so. 1, 8 mor. do. (iuebec taken 1759. Showenj. L. Sterne died 17C8. t6%- Lord Sydenham died 1841 Demerara taken 1303. Clear. St. Matthew. [ l?ri. 6, 32 ev 24 25 26 27 28. 30 5 31 32 33 . ^4 5 35 5 37 o on 5 39 5 40 5 41 5 42 5 44 45 40 47 SUl7th Sun. after Trin. ©aph.p 4e VIo'Di. Baillie d. 1323. Aut.bog.!5 41) 6 35 6 33 6 31 6 30 G 28 6 20 6 24 6 22 6 21 6 19 6 17 6 15 6 13 6 11 G 9 6 8 6 6 4 () 2 6 5 58 5 50 5 55 TuiAli so, 0, 37 mor. do. Hi. tid. i5 .5! W.!75^'s con. © ? 52 ThlBrainard d. 1828. U con.# |5 5:? FrijNelson b. 17.')8. g.se. 7,21 ev j5 51 Sat! Second Voviiijo ()fColmnbu.s;5 55 SU!l8thSnn. after Tnn. [149; X'i 50 30'Mo!\Vhitcfic3ld died 1770. Frtir|;j o .-; r.ft dc.N. d. n), ) t) 41) 47 45 -13 8 10 7 54 7 32 7 10 6 48 6 25 3 40 18 R&S h. m. 55 32 9 46 3 23 3 2 37 2 14 1 50 1 27 1 4 40 N. 17 7 21 7 51 8 20 9 4 9 50 10 43 11 44 5 42i 2 50lmorn S. 30 5:5 1 17 1 40 2 3 2 27 morn 5:] 1 53 3 10 4 ^ i?et3. !2 35 6 37 7 8 8 9 9 9 45 10 23 11 6 11 53 morn 44 1 40 2 30 3 35 4 36 rises. 6 5 bres bres h'arl h'art bely bely rein rein sec sec thig. thiu- tbig. kne kne legs legs legs feet feet head bead head nee High water h. ra. 6 27 7 54 9 4 9 58 10 44 11 26 ev. 4 41, 1 18 1 57 2 40 30 31 44 2 fe 9 33! 10 20! 10 53 i 11 20 11 58 morn 31 noc 1 7'. i arm 1 45 1 i arm 2 \\\ 1 bres 3 27 bres 4 ;{.) R ban 6 }^; f If if t T^^-TTC!-.j:MiIJBJME-JT£J I TniT-— -^-^ r« T-iMrr«-ii«iabaLi tmtnt \ iM I f ■■ i8r.(|] 0«CTOIIl]|f. '.nfisic .<;.. Slill to me thy dirge-like nnmb^vs Tell of joys forever Hen ; Youth's bright dreams forever vanished, Hopes enshrined witii the dead. The gales of Spring light hearts may please, I love the Aiitumi) breeze. ^ • Breeze of Autumn ! Brtcze of Autumn! When beneath the sod I lie, ' * ;' O'er me sound no other requiem,' • ' . Than the music of thy sigh. The gale* of Spring light hearts may please, I love the Autumn breeze ' © New Moon 5th day, ]0h. ]7m. morning. (5 First Quarter 12th day, 9h. 51ra. evening. Full Moon 20th day, J Oh. 32m. evening. © Last Quarter 28t!i day, Oh. 20m mornnig. S. s. w. S. E. F. )<'s con, ©. High tid. Alio 80. Oh, 37 eve. 3 '> 24 22 20 18 17 15 13 11 5 10 8 7 3G 37 4 r)9 4 57 4 5G 4 54 4 53 4 51 4 501 3 37 4 4 23 4 46 5 10 5 33 5 56 G 18 6 41 7 4 7 27 7 49 7 12 8 34 8 5'o 9 18 9 40 10 2 10 23 10 45 11 G 11 27 11 48 12 9 12 30 12 50 13 10 13 30 13 50 14 10 51 2 3 17 4 32 sets. G 33 7 7 40 8 17 8 59 9 45 10 35 11 29 morn 25 1 24 2 24 3 25 4 27 rises. 5 53 G 25 7 3 7 47 8 38 9 36 10 41 11 50 morn 1 2 2 14 w hart hart. bely bely rein rein sccr. seer. thigs thigs kne kne kne legs legs feet feet feet head head nee nec' arm. arm arm. bres bres h'art h'art bely bely High water h. m. 7 36 8 47 9 41 10 26 11 5 11 42 ev.lS 55 1 33 2 13 2 58 3 52 4 59 6 9 7 22 8 22 8 9 9 49 10 2G 11 1 11 37 morn 13 52 1 34 2 21 3 17 4 25 5 48 7 15 8 26 '. smma 20 1.1 id i.q in IVl ni 2( 21 2; 24 2(1 2: *^ 291 -=9 H.gh water h. m. n. II 11. 3S 58 irt irt ly ly 7 36 8 47 9 41 10 26 11 5 11 42 ev.lS 55 1 33 2 13 2 58 3 52 4 59 6 9 7 22 8 22 8 9 9 49 10 20 11 1 11 37 morn 13 52 1 34 2 21 3 17 \ 4 25 5 48 7 15 8 26 ttetAm i^OVJ^lUBEU. i'" • [1850. ny The silvery snow ! — the silvery snow : Like a glory it falls on the fields below ; And the trees with their diamond branches appear Like the fairy growth of some magicalisphere ; While soft a.s music, and wild and white, ^ It glitters nn(^#oat3 iii the pale moonlight. And spangles the river and fount as they flow ; Oh ! who has not loved the bright, beautiful snow ! The silvery snow, and the crinkling frost — How merry we go when the Earth seems lost; Like spirits that rise from the dust of Time, To live in a purer and holier clime. . © New Moon 3d day, lOh. Im. evening. N. VV. (D First Ciuarter I llh day, 6h. 36in. evening. H. fl Full Moon 19th day, llh. 56m. morning. N. (D Last Quarter 26th day, 7h. 53m. morning. S. VV. C 1 CALENDAR. &c. .0 («• / 9 10 *11 12 13 11 l.^> U) 17 1^ 19 20 21 2:2 23 24 0^ 26 27 2- 29 Fri 'Sir Matthew Halo born Hi 9 2 .Sat lusurreot. in L. Canada 183& 3 SU23d Sunday after Trinity Mo Prince of Orange born 1650 Tu GiinpowdorPlot lOOo. Snow. W. Battle of Lutzen 1632 o. s. Th Venus con. 0. U ri. 3, 51 m. Fri low S. Saturn so. 9, 48 ev. SatiPririco of Wales born 1841 SU!24th Suihiay after k'-inily 3Io[© ap<»- Very low tid. Fiwe. TuMou'tJoal taken 1775. q 6 0- WJJ. Hrv.uitdied 1804. JVhvl Th'Oav break, 5. M. <^ 00. FriBitile of Arc<>!e 1796. Ueor Sat Feriin^ond. 177(). ^con. (g) SU'25t!rs. after Tr. ^ij con. 0. VIoVVols.'y died 1530. Ali.so. 8 TU;7>|! 4 2> 4 27 4 27 4 2C 4 2^^ 4 2'1 4 t>4 4 23 4 22 4 2^ il. m © Rets h. m. 14 29 14 48 15 7 15 26 15 44 16 2 16 20 16 37 [High 3 27 4 38 sets. 5 55 6 11 6 50 7 35 8 24 16 5;-j 9 17 17 12 10 13 17 28 17 4: 18 ] 18 17 18 3-2 18 47 19 2 19 1( 19 3 J 19 44 19 58 20 n 20 2:' 20 3b U 11 mc^ii 10 1 10 2 11 \ 3 15 4 19 5 27 rises. 5 41 6 30 7 28 8 3'2 9 4l|h'arl 3 • rein rein ^ecr seer thig tl.ig thig kne kiie legs legs legs feet feet head head nee nee nee arm. ar!n. bres bres 2) 48 10 5\; h'attl 3 20 59tnorn|bellv 21 10' 4',baily 21 21 21 31 Saint Andrew's Day. OW.I? l6 4 2Ii2l 41 1 1.'. rein 2 25] rein 3 33, seer IIWIIII JHIOTiWi'liWi water h. m. 9 J9 10 2 10 42 U 19 11 56 ft v. 32 1 10 1 48 2 30 3 17 4 9 5 15 6 25 7 29 8 30 9 16 9 58 10 33 11 19 11 59 morn 41 1 2'» 2 13 3 6 4 6 5 22- 6 44 7 54 8 51 n n li n tj : I r Iff pi ^ 1850.] DECEiniliJR, Christmas! what memories, from the fount of time, Dost thou call up within the muring mind! | The lov'd — theHost! (by death or distant clime Forever sunder'd) in the heart enshrin'd ! Some v^io were wont t6 deck with '* mystic bough/' And dearest smiles, oiifliearths— «ah ! iMl^erefore absent now f In ev'ry house there stands some empty chair — Some link has dropt from love's bright chain away' Since last we met, the season's mirth to share ! Some face whose smile hath at our board held swajr, Now in our bosom's void — and circle's pace, -\ Has left a fond regret~^and a deserted filace! ^ % New Moon '^A day, Oh. 37m. evening. S. C First Cluarter 11th day, 3h. 57m. Evening. S. E'. # Full Moon I9ih day, dh. 24m. morning. S. (D Last Quarter 25th day, 4h. 44m. evening. N. W. D 1 2 f' o 4 5 () 7[ 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 J6 17 18 19 20 21 22 ^3 24 «5 26 27 28' ^9 30 31 Mo Tu W. th Fri Sat 'SU Mo Tu W. Th Fri Sai SU Mo Tu W. Th Fn Sat SU Mo Tu W- Th Fri Sat SU Mo Tu CALENDAR, &c. mSBk Advent Sunday. Signs of a B.of Austerlitzl805. storm Battle of Hoheulinden 1805 Cardinal Richelieu d. 1642 Marshal Ney shot 1815 (g) low S. If gi- h. 1. N. Alger; Sydney beh. 1683 2d Sund. in Advent. ©^5- John Milton born 1608 Wilnalak. by Russia 1812 A!i. 80. 26 ev. ^ (5 Venus. Dr. Darwin born 1732 Dr. Johnson died 1784 fit con. (g). 2^ ri. 2m. Fair. 3d Sunday in Advent. Great Fire in N.York 1835 Gen. Bolivar died 1830 SirH. Davy born 1778 Battle of Niagara 1813 Gray 'born 1716. Very cold. Bailie of Ferozepore 1845 4th Sunday in Advent. Duke of Guise assas. 1588 Treaty of Ghent 1814 Christmas Day. Pleasant. St. Stephen. U con. ©. St. Jofhh. Lamb died 1834 Iniroconts. Vc|i. ri. 5, 54m. Ist Sundav alier Christm. \Vm. Sotlieby died 1638 Wickliffe died 1387. ^pe. Ri.(& Sets h.m. h.m. lo 19 20. 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 28 29|4 30'4 31!4 21 20 20 20 20 20 19 19 19 19 10 19 dc. S d. m. 21 22 22 22 22 51 8 17 24 ■> R&S h. m. 22JJ> 22 39 22 45 22 51 22 57 23 2 23 1923 20,23 32 32 33 34 344 35 35 36 36 36 37 37 37 3y 384 20 20 20 21 23 23 23 21 123 26 22 23 27 22123 27 6 11 14 18 20 23 25 23 23 23 27 23 27 26 7 38|4 24 23 ^4l23 25|23 26123 27 23 27i23 2812310 29123 6 4 51 5 48 sets. 5 6 7 8 28 14 6 1 8 59 9 57 10 56 n 56 morn 57 2 » 2 3 4 5 seer. seer. thigs thigs kne kue legs legs legs feet feet head head head nek 6 13' nek. 22 23 6 rises. 6 JG 26 39 24 23 20 17 J 4 9 53 11 6 Uiorn 16 1 25 2 32 3 38 4 43 5 44 arm arm. bres bies ha'rt h^r't bely bely rein rein rein seer. seer. tiirgs High water h. m. 9 39 10 21 10 .^8 11 36 ev 12 48 1 25 2 1 2 42 3 27 4 5 18 2f thi*!s 6 31 7 391 8 40 9 32 10 18 11 3 11 47 morn 31 i 15 2 1 2 49 3 44 4 50 6 3 7 19 8 25 9 16 li) 22 ofecaaoia n MHMMlHiBlMMM now? p High water h. in. JgS t) 39 10 21 10 58 11 36 ev 12 48 1 25 2 I 2 42 3 27 4 18 5 2f j 6 31 7 39 8 40; 9 :V2 10 18 11 3 U 47 3163 morn iia'rt 31 »jir't ) 15 bely 2 1 bely 2 49 rein 3 44 rein 4 50 rein 6 8 seer. 7 19 seer. 8 25 ihrj^a 9 16 thigillt) 01 •.t CITY OF l§Ali%T JOHiV. Robert D. Wilmot, Esquire, Mayor. Honorable Robert L. Hazka, Recorder. Mdcrmen. William H. Needham, ^ William O. Smith, Thomas Harding, Gregory Vaullorno, Josiali Wetmore, George Bond, W en c s Councillors. Ward*. Mr. Joseph Fairwe«tb«r, King'tf. Mr. W. H. A. Keans, Queen's, Mr. William Hagerty, Duke's. Mr. Thomas M'Aviiy, Sydney. Mr. J. C. Liltlehale, Guy's. Mr. Joseph Ucatteay, Brook's. Thomas Merritt, Esquire, Treasurer, or Chamberlain. ft George Wheeler, Esqiiire, Common Clerk. ti"'.;' i Mr. James R. Ruel. Deputy Common Clerk. . a! » Simeon L. Lugrin, Land Agent. John Duncan, John U. Gray, William O. Smith, and G. A. Lockhart, Esquires, Commissioners ftr widening St. John Street. James Siockford, High Constable; James Stockfortl, George Stockford, Bernard Murray, George M'Kelvey, John M'Closkey, and Charles Pidgeon, Marshals; George Stockford, Ebonezer tierrington, Alexander Downs, John Nixon, Robert M'Kelvey, Bernard Murray, John Nixon 2d, W. Cairns, Thomas Thornton, John Langrill, J. Sweeney, J. Budge, C. Pidgeon, John Daley, J. M'Closkey, J. Sullivan, W. Dunbar, John Stackliouse, John M'Fadden, Hugh M 'Geary, George Noble, William Carson, and P. Ferrick, Constables. John Sullivan, Deputy Clerk of the Market, King's Square ; John Forsyth, do. do. Market Square; Robert Smith, do. do. of the Fish Market, Duke Street. John Boyd, M. D,, G. J. Harding, M. D., Geo. P. Peters, M. D., James Cuxetter, and Robert Smythe, Visiting Physicians. John V. Thupgar, Thomas Hanford, W. D. W Hubbard, Henry Hawkins, Joseph Lordly, George A. Lockhart, Thomas Ray- mond, W. Garnett, I. H. Anderson, and John W. Cudlip, Licensed Auctioneers. William D. Fauike, Thomas M. Smith. Thomas Leavitt, Isaac Woodward, James U. Thomas, George Thomas, James Robertson, Edward Hippisley, J. W. M. Irish, Charles M'Lauchlan, William O. Smith, William Leavitt, and Joh'i Fisher, Port Wardens. Thomas Ueed, Port or Harbour Master. John Reed, George Thomas, John Mills, John Murray, Daniel liatfield, Alexander Mills, Edward Murray, James Reed, Joiin Spears, James P. Thomas, Thomas VaughdU, William Spears, John Scoti, John W. Sonley, Donald M'Dongal, William Leavitt, Junior, John Havlin, Williim Dougan, Michael Garritv, Michael Langen, Patrick Trainor, Richard Cline, George Mulherrin, W. Donaghey, Wi-lliam Hatfield, and E. J. Fletcher, Branch Pilotft. I Alexander Reed, Light House Keeper at Partridge Island i Geo. Lai»e, ditto at the Beacon. Edward L. Jarvis, WilUam Wright, and William O. Smith, Com missionerA lo settle disputes relating to Dockage and Wharfage. ^1» R. (J. Minnelte, City Purveyor. < Daniel Anslcy, John Sears, John Sandall,and Joseph B. Whip- ple, Assessors of Taxes and Statute Labour. James Gerow, Junior, Collector of Taxes on tlio Eastern side of the Harbour; William C. Dunham, on the Western side; George Stockford, Collector of Dog Tax. James Williams, Collector of Wharfage and Slippage at the Market Slip ; Thomas M'Henry, Collector of Slippage at Union Stieet; Joseph Fairweather, ditto at North Slip ; A. C. Tren- towsky, ditto at Lower Cove j John Sandall, Collector of Wharf- age at the Breakwater; Peter Besnard, Collector of Wharfage and Slippage at Rodney Wharf; Michael M'Guirk, Collector of Anchorage. ' J-pr! ; i'- Stephen Gerow, Weigh Master, at North Slip; George C. Scribner, ditto at Union Street. Wm. H. A. Keans, Superintendent of Flour Inspectors, and Superintendent of Measurers of Coals and Salt. Nathaniel Clinton, John Humbert, and John Berryman, In- spectors of Flour. ■ ■'•'■" George Stockford, Inspector of Brend. ' David S. Marshall, Inspector of Lime. Benjamin Chaloner, Guager of Liquors. •"' u-,*' b' Andrew G. Lordly, ^'amuel Gillespie, and James Peacock, Guagers and Searchers of Oil. ,..,,.. a .. Jacob Wilson, William M'Auley, Thomas Rankin, Francis Wilson, J. Regan, F. Mann, R. Riley, Jiimes Culli;i.an, James Stewart, and W. J. Lockhart, Measurers of Sal^t and Coals — Henry Austen, and W. H. Williams, of Coals only. Andrew G Lordly, James Peacock, ^nd Thomas Miles, In- spectors of Lathwood, Staves, Hoop Poles, &c. Samuel Gillespie, and Andrew G. Lordly, Cullers of Dried Fish. John Christ pher, Junior, John Kiffney, Andrew G, Lordly, Henry Nice, T. Wilson, William Dunham, S. (lillespie, Andrew Hamm, S. Miles, W. Barlow, and John Gallagher, Inspectors of Pickled Fish. Fyler Dibblee, Inspector of Cordvvood, and Bark at Market Slip; John Paul, ditto, Lower Cove; Stephes GerovT, ditto, North Slip. Fyler Dibblee, Superintendent, of Carts, Hand Carts and Hacks. George Stockford, Pound Keeper on ihe Eastern si.le of the Harbour; Willianj Cronk, and Kobert Irvine, ditto at Carleton. George Stockford, As^sHyerof Weights and Measures. Alexander M'Grofty, Samuel Jordon, Jeremiah Cove, Johr Jordan, Thomas Leach, David iM. Whiting, (ieoTge Cassie, Jacob Snider, 'Ihomas Fnirweathor, Edw-ird D. Gore, James H. Fair- weather, William Shivos, Stephen G. Blizzard. Robert C. Frost, George H. Robertson, G. W. Fairwealher, Chnrlos E. Fair- weather, Charles Ketclnnii, Charles E. Harding, David Porter, Oliver B. Cougle, S. P. Wetmoro, W. C. Hill, W. II. Stvmest, A. M'Harg, W. Grady, John GaUivin, E. M..Hoyt. Nathaniel Adams, and James Hunter, Jrurveyors of Lumber. ■ \ il t ^ I i f I. Whip- tern side rn sido ; e at the at Union Tren- fWharf- Vharfage lector of jorge c. tors, and !, .1!. man, In- %':'f-j} o.U.t ")' hk' Peacock, , Francis in, James I Coals- Miles, In- ried Fish. 1. Lordly, , Andrew pectoTS of It Market )VT, ditto, nd Hacks. itie of tlio Ilarleton. ore, Johr r 3sip, Jacob j i s n. Fair- \ t C. Frost, 1 E. Fair- nd Porter, . Stvmpst, iSatiiaitiel FIRE DEPARTMENT. Thomas M. Smith, Chief Engine«r. DaV Id Waterberry, Samuel Jordan, James E. M'Donnld, W.Ulam Olivo, and Michael Tlioinpson, J9ssistant Enffineerg. Engine Company JVo. 1.— James Portmore, Foreinafu > Engine Company JV**;. 2. — J. J. Munro, Assistant Enginetr. Loren/.o P linrigan. Foreman. Andrew Ward, Ai$ialant foreman. Engine C^wipany A*0. 3.— James M. Decker, Jissietank Engineer. Georae Howard, Foreman, .: i>; ■-.■■ Axe Company.— Charles E. Raymond, Captain, Hook and Ladder Company.— Joseph Mercer, Captain. William O. Smith, Joseph Palrweather, Henry Porter, Geegory Van Home, 'riioruas Harding, i'honias Coram, George Bond, Kiirtliolomew Coxetter, W. H. A. Keans, William II. Needhain, Michael Ilennigar, George A. Lockhait,Joi«iah Wetmore, William Hagerty, Thomas M'Avity, Alexander Balloch, J; C. LiUU>- hale, and J. Beattey, Fireward-i. POLICE DEPARTMENT. Benjamin Tj. Peterc, Esquire, Police Magistiate j George A. W. C). Smith, l'-H(|iiires, ^fitting Magistrates. Benj. li. Peters, Junior, Escinire, Clerk. Mr. Peter Burns, Captain ofthe Police Force. 1 Lockhan, and Chamdkr op CoMMEacE. — [Ion. John Iloi)ert3on, President ; John Dnncnn, and John V. Thnrgar, Esiiiilres, Vice Presidents ; Robert Jardino, Secretary and Treasurer; John Wishart, William H. Scovil, John Pollok, William Pailts, Ed- ward Allison, F. A. Wiggins, James Kirk, W. 11. Street, and Charles VVard, Conunittee. SAr.1T John Mechanics' Institute. — William J. Ritchie, Esquire, President ; James Pater^on, l.L. D., and Joseph W. Lawrence, Vice Presidents ; W. U. M. BiirtiH, Corresponding Secretary ; T. R. Gordon, Treasurer ; William Hutch- inson, Jr., Ileconiing Secretary, and Secretary to the Board of Directors ; Robert Shives, William W. Einslie, J. J. Munroe, J. G. Melirk, G. Flemming. Henry Vanghan, Robert Foulis, G. H. Lawrence, G. E. Fenety, Isaac Woodward, J. Allan, and John M'Lirdy, Directors. Cliarles P. Belts, Clerk. The Mutjmsrs. A. U. BIaksl()e, John M;ie, Henry Card, and S. Hutchinson, Alusitul Commiiteo. PniL-HARMoNic Society.— -Richard Seely, President ; George Hutchinson, Junior, Vice President ; llolnirt 'I homson, Treasurer ; Cliarles Camidjje, Con • ductor ; Kbentzer li. A. G. Jilukslee, Secretary. ^AiNT John A(.Rrcui.TunAi. and HonTicui.Ti'nAi- Society. — The Ilonnrnble Ju(i<>;ij Parker, Palrtui ; Uoht-rl Jardine, President; James Ingledow, and Robert F. [lazsn, Viie Presidents ; Fiederick J. Ayres, Daniel Biovv ii, Hcibert Uovves, James Brown, Ih nry Ulaksien, G.C. Carman, Henry Chubb, Chailes Drury, Peter Devvar, James i)unn, Wiliam Hawks, William Howard, John Hendeison, Alexander Lockhnrt, James Mciran, Archibald AJeir/.ies, George P. Peter.-', and Thouias TralUtn, Directors ; John Duncan, Esquire, Tn;«surer ; Aioses H. Perley, M-qiiire, Corie.spoiiiliii;^ Sccrttiuy ; D. B. Stevens, Enquire, Recording Secretary. Ncr BiiuNswicR Ai.xu.iAUY Bihle Society.— Hon. Judfie Parker, President ; Hon. William B. Fviniiear, and Hon. iNeville Parker, Vice Presidents ; John M. Bubinsui), Ks(|iiire, Trea.surer; James Paterson, LL. D., and Mr. S. L. Tilley, Secretaries; L. H. DeV^ebef Esquire, Depositary; Samuel Huyghue, John Kin- near, John Wishart, Samuel Bayard, M. D., iSiathan S. Deinill, Gilbert T. Ray, James Agnow, W. D. W. Hubbaid, William A. Robertson, George A. Lockhart, A. Campbell, J. F. Marsiers, VV. J. Starr, Janes MWlillan, Edward Sears, aud Dr. Ruddock, Committee. Committee fur Portimulr~io\\n Duncan, John C. M'lii- tosb, and Moses Tuck. CommHttefor CaW/"/.«M— GeorgaBond, and Robert Salter. IjiiuKs' Bt.NEv. 'LENT Society. — Mrs. VV. Chiiiman, President ; Mrs. Gray, Mrs. \Vhit!>, Mrs. Soatj, and Miss DebloLt, Committee ; Miss L. Kinncar, {Se- cretary and Treasurer. Samauivan SoniKTY. — Rev. U. G. Gray, D.D., President; Hon. Justice Parker, Bijveriy Mtibin»eorge P. Sancton, Z. Ring, J. F. Marsturs, James Getow, John M'Grath, and John Ansley, Committee. diiNT John Youno- Mkn'.4 Total Arstinemck Society. — William H. Fifher, Prm^uieiit ; James S. Hall, Vice President ; Roliert 1). M'Arthur, Recording Sarrotary ; J<»hn H. Fooler, Corres|.ondiiig Secretary; C. Smiler, Treasurer; John Royd, James E Matsters, John Clough, T. C. Humbert, James E. David- son, George Stymist, Steven S. Hall, John Chaloner, David J. Scburiuan, Wbit- ilel.l Buntiuv, and Charles A. Everitt, Committee. Saint JoH-v Romait Catholic Total Abstinence RELicr Socixtt. — ReT. jMuiHsauin, President; W. H. Needhani, andT. W. Anglin, Vice Presidents ; r. William «uwvn. Secretary ; Mr. John M'Gourty, Treasurer ; Messrs. St«- SSkimAmiiiSimiiSiiSm^^ 26 a IS I ; John Siiiieun der Ro- lardiiie, , Ciiii- Smith, lUr. Wil- cretary. John ts; Rev. I Uobett- William • ColUjis, clary. s GeroTV, D. A G. itri. A. D. liileo. chinsoii, jje, Con • loTiornble id Roticrt t Uciwes, ts Driiry, ^ndeisoii, ler.-*, and U. I'eriey, secretory. 're^ilient : John M. L. Tilley, ohn Kin- rt T. Ray, Lock hart, 'ears, aud iC. M'Jn- Drl Salter. Irs. Gray, incar, tie- ce Parker, re, Secr©- i*re8ldent ; Humbert, euns, Cor- »tlier, Ro- 1. Ring, J. Llee. H. FiVber, Recording ['reapurer; £. David- lan, Whil- TT.— Ret. rofidenta ; e«»r«. tjt«- N phen Thomson, John M'Gonriy, Michael l.yo ley, John M'Giiiggun, John Cumpholl, Philiti i *k nn, Patrick Gallagher, John Drnd- Monahnn, Laurence P. Lagan, Pa- trick Toole, William liowcn, and Pairick Doyle, Cotiiuiittee. Protection Fire Club. — .S. L. Tilley,, President ; J. Leavitt, Vice President ; John Chaioner, Secretary. ITrtioN Fint Cluh.— Benjamin li. Petern, Enquire, President; Simeon L. Ln- gfln, Esquire, Vice Predident; John Wishart, Esquire, Treauurur; JoNeiih Lawrence, Lsquire, Secretary. Saiht John Gas LightCompvnv. — Capital 7'w«!nty 'i'liousand, with power to increase to'l'hirty 'I'hoiieand Pounds. — Robert Jnrdine, Esquire, President ; John Duncan, William Parky, W. G. Lawtoii, Jtdin M. Walker, Geor«e Carvill, W. J. Ritchie, John Wishart, and Daniel J. AI'Lau)!hlin, Ln^uireM, Directory ; Robert Brittaiii, Secretary and Treasurer ; William J. Ritchie, Ebquire, Solicitor ; G. Peebles, Manager. Saint John Watkr CoMPANr.— John Dunran, Esquire, President ; Robeit F* Hazon, John Kerr, E. Barlow, Hon. John Robertson, John Boyd, M. D., John Ward, James Kirk, John Kirk, I. L. Beuell, R. Jardine, W. 11 Street, Robert Keltie, E. L. Jarvis, and Charles Ward, Directors. Duncan Robertson, Esquire, Solicitor. Alexander Robertson, Esiiuire, Secretary. New BnuNSwifK Benekit Building SoeiETv ano SAViNn* Fund — (fn St. .John)— Ktlahlinhed '30th Seiitember, 1847, under Jict of jisstmhly 10 Fict.e.'^.— Shurus V201. each, payable by monthly subscriptions of l'?.v. per share. — Trvstt$B — with a seat at the Hoard— William Wricht, Robert F. lla/.en, and Henry Chubb, Esquinjs ; l^irecitHr.s— Charles Diury, Charles E. Uaymond, John 11. GiJ«y, .lames Agnew, George Wheeler, .ioiin C. 1 iltleliiile, Thomas A. Smm ion ; Jbavken— Bank of New Brunswick ; &/(C(«f)r— Giislaviia R. Jarvi.-', E.<»q!uie ; Sn.retury and 7Vm,ur«rr^/r»— George P. Peter?, M. f!., LeBaron Botslord, RI. D., Hon. R. L. Ilazeii, Beverly Robinson, William Parks, .'U>lomon Heisey, Charles Driiry, W. J. Luwton, Adam Jack, John M. Walkei, and Win. J. iliichie, Esquires ; John M. Walkwr, I- squire, I'lexideiit ; Edward B. IVteis, Esquire, Stcrct.iry aud Treasurer; Matthew Siead, Landscape Gardener ; R<»- bort Mills, Suijerintendent. South Bay Boom Company.— Alcvander M'L. J^ocly, Piesideiil; Ho^i. John Robertson, John Poilok, James 'I'ravis, N. S. Demili; Michael Fishn, Robert Stevens, and John Wishart, Directors i 'i'houias M'Mackin, Secretai>. Su\MriT- intendent and Treasurer. FiLECTRic Tklkgraph Company.— F. O. J. Smith, of Bosi«m, IX R. Darrow, ofNewYork, R. Jardine, Edward Allison, and J. Duncan, Esquire., Sniut John, Direetors ; R. Jaidiue, Esquire, President. Saint John Mechanics' Whale FrsniNO Company — Cupital Fifty Thf nan r^d Pounds.— Thomas Msbet, Esquir«, President ; J<»bn Diinc.»ii,.lobn Wishart, Da- niel J. M'Laughlin James Kirk, John W. M. Irish, and William Luwton, En- quires, Directois ; Alexander Robertson, E*iuire, Secieiaiy.^ SaiNtJohn Hotkl Company.— William Wright. Esquire, Trt^sident jDirectors —John Wishart, George V. Nowlin, Ri>bert JarJine, and Charles Hazen, Es- quires ; Secretary— .\je.tander Robertson, Enquire ; iVianagais— William and Joseph Scammell. PoKTLAND AND Lancastkr Stbam Ferkt Compan y.— Directors — Mr Isratd Merritt, Roberi Robertson, A. M'lj. Setly, Robert ."^tevens, aud i Alex WL. Seely, President ; Richard Dalton, Secr/. John. — Capitnl Fifty Thousand Pounds, with power to increase to One Hundred 'I'hoiisand Pounds. — Jaiues Kirk, Esquire, President ; John Wishart, Thomas Luautt, John Ward, John V. Thurgar, Frederick A. Wiggins, William D. ScoviL Daniol J. M'Lauf,h lin, and William Parks, Esquires, Directors; Adam J ark, Est^uire, Itiecreiajy; Geuigo Wheeler, Esquire, Solicitor. Qlobv AssTTRANOt: CoMPAifY— /rt St. John. — John Duncan, I'squiro, President, George L. Lovett, Thomas Vaughan, Edward Ilippinley, Huiiiy Chuhb, Jamos Smith, and Joseph Fairweather, Directors ; I. L. Bedell, Csquiio, fetucmtary , 1*1 i >i t , i '1 r h M ii? 21 \ r i- Kates o|r Cartage in l^aint John. ARTICLES AND WEIGHT. For n lond of VViMKi, (CliiiirUjr (if a Cord,) For R load of Coals, (Half a Clmhlron,) - . - For a load contuiiiinc 15 bu^^liulb of (Jialn, t^ult, Puta- toor?, or any other articles iiiensured at loading or unload- Inpf, except Coala, - - For a pipe of Wino, Gin, or Rrandy, and houtsing within the door of the firet Honr, For a puncheon of limn, or a tierce of Sugar, from 7 to 10 cwt., and honsinp, , For a punclieon of Molasses, a ho)isliead of Sugar of 10 cwt. or upwards, or a hoj^siiead ot Tobacco, & Jiousing, For a hogshead or puncheon of Cider, or a load id' Dried Fish, of 15 cwt. or a common load of household Uoods, and storing, ,._.---- For a load of 8hingle«, Hoop Poles, Heading, Staves, Treenails, Smoked Fish in boxes, Salmon in kits. Dry Gooda, or a load of any other articles not herein men- tioned, or a nogshead of Lime, or a hogshead or crHto of E;irthenvvare, or two tierces of Earthenware, a hogshead of Dried Fish, two tierces of Coti'ee, or quantity in hags not exceeding 1'2 cwt. or a load con- taining fibbla. Flour, or .5 barrels Sugar, Fish, Keef, P(»rk, Turpentine, or Cider, or half a ton of Iron, or the name Quantity of Cordiige, in coils not exceeding 4 cwt. or a load of any articles not herein mentioned, - - For a 61-'/i. d. a. d. a, d lUill I ti I 7i I 1 3 3 1 9 I 3 3 A\ 2 li9 3 1 I4i 1 m 5 3 :] 8 1 3 3 3 7^ [ U 2 4i I7i 1 I :^ 3 G 1 10 3 a 6 1 1\ 14] > ( I i''':? 1 9 J U lOi rnh 1 9 I4i I 9 I 3 1 6 3 2 fi 4 1 m The First District to comprise nil that pan of the City between the south line of Pond street and north line of Duke street, which lies to the westward ofilie Fast line of Mill street, Dock street, and that part of Prince William street situated between the north line of the brick building belonging to Mr. .Tames K. M'Kee, (northward of the Mar- ket square,) and the north line of Dnke street, and inclnding King street, to the westward of the west linn of Germain street. Second District to comprise all that part of the City between the north line of Union street and south line of Saint Jamed' street, which lie : -"ithont or beyond the First District, to the westward of the east line of Charlotte street. Tldrd District to comprise all that part of the City, which liee with* out or beyond the Second District, to the westward of the east line of Sidney street. Fourth District to comprise all that part of the City lying without or beyond the Third District, to the westward of the East lino of Car- marthen street. Fifth District to comprise all that pait of the City lying withontor boyoiid the Fourth District. %> wrafBa 28 ig without or t lino of Car- . Thf Mutual InsHrnnre Companif—fn St. John.— Jnae\)h Fairwenther, riw:;') 1 I'reaiiittiit; W. II. Adriind, SniiuMl L. 'J'IH«*y, Ju^npli W. Lawrence, nnci i M. Sinitli, Directorti ; Ittaac Wnodwurd, Kii|iiiru, h^ocrelar/. J. M. KubinHoD, Esquire, Solicitor. YonK A?»D Caiu.icto?( Miifiwo CoMriNT.— Jairie* TlRrrin, President ; Jmntfi Sniltli, 'lliorniis Allan, JoIju Jweim, Henry Viuit;h in, Joliii U. Tn|i|ior, Nntlinn a. Otnnill, Allnn MMiO.in, J.inif.H llnriis, n ml Thomas Vaughan, Dirtctors; Jiu. Siniiii, Truasiirtir; 'J'hoinas VauKlmii, Hecretury. KititATuM.— I'ago 42, for *' llurnriueii rrculiyterian (;lnjrch"&.c. 8iibiititut« the following: J'KKHiivTEnr OF Nkw l5F.u!«awicK Ann Nuta Pcotia, In connexion with the Roformcil Freabyterian Synod of Ireland. —Saint .lolni: llev. Alexutidcr M'Lcod Hlnvciy. Southi^ilreani and Ht. Martin's: Uev. Jainea Kuid Lawiton. Curnwnl- liaand [fortori : ll«!V. Williiiui Soinerville, A. M. Mi^tiionary : Rut. Kobeit Stewart. Tiicrnliat)! : Mr. Alexniidor Stewart. CllY AJND COUNTY OF SAIINT JOHN, Tho Mayor and RnconJer, Justices oftho Mayor's Court. Tlio Mayor, the Recorder, U'illiam II. Needham, VVilliain O. Smith, Thomas Harding. Gregory VanlTnrne, Jo.siHli VVetmore, Junior, and George Bond, Ksqrs., Justices oflhiB Peace and oftho Q,uorum. William Scovil, Jaines Peter.-?. Ralpli M. Jarvis>, Charles Simonds, Geharduj^ C. Carmau. John Jordan, George Anderson, James Moran, Hugh Johnston, Henry Gilbert, Roheri VV. Crookshank, Nonh Dis- brovv, Robert Payne, Archibald Menzies, Benjamin L. Peters, Charles Ward, John Robertson, William H. Street. Daniel Leavitt. JolinGillis, James Brown, Daniel Analey, John Kerr, John Pollok, William Lea- vitt, William Olive, Samuel Strange, James Gallagher, Jacob Allen, John Wishart, Robert Keltio, Leveret H. DeVebfir, William Hawks, Moses Vernon, Walker Tisdalo, George A.Lockhart, Henry Chubb, William Parks, Alexander Lockhart, John iJaw.s, Thomas Allan, Hugh Sharkey, Jamv?a Travis, and Georg^Henderson, Esquires, Jm8- tices of the Peace. Charles Johnston, E.sq., High Sheriff; G.V. Nowlin, Deputy Sheritll George Wheeler, Esquire, Clerk of the Peace. William Bayard, Esquire, M. D., Coroner. IwaacL. Bedell, Esquire, County Treasurer. ' ■■ ,^ ' "" Alfred L. Street, Esquire, Surrogate. ' Charles Drury, Esquire, Register of Deeds and Will». Benjamin L. Peters, Esquire, Commissioner for taking Bail in tho Supreme Court. Alfred L. Street, Robert F. Hazen, William Wright, Peter Slube, H. N. H. Lugrin, John M. Robinson, Moses H. Perley, Hon. R. L. Hazen, John Johnston, J. W. Boyd, George Wheeler, W. H.Need ham, Wm. Jack, J. H. Hartt, Alex. Campbell. Duncan Robertson N. W. Wallop, J. H.Gray, J. W. Peters, Robert.son Bayard. W. " Ritchie, Charles W. Wordlaw, Samuel J. Scovil, William R. M. Burtis, Edward B. Peters, Charles Duff, James A. Harding, William Hare, Gustavus R. Jarvjs, James J. Kaye, Andrew R, Wetraore, George F. Rouse, William M. Howe, Charles Doherty, Humphrey T. Gilbert, B. Boyd Kinnear, John G. Campbell, William J. Gil- beit, Chailes A. Hartt, Andrew Mackenna, Robert Parker, Junior, Nelson DeVeber, Richard Sands Armstrong, Samuel B. DavidBon, Douglas B. Sterens, Charles Walters, George Hare, George Blotch, id- J 5: 29 HMf* r' Jnmci 11. Curr«y, Ward Cliipninn Drurv, W. II. Ilntliflwny, Frc- dorick Co!«ter, Junior, Allison Lowii, ticnry W. Fritlif VVillinm liiitcliinaon, Honjdmin l^. I'otori, Junior, Clinrirs VV. Stockton, (icor{»o G. (lilhort, Juri., Jolin Simond^, nnJ F. C. Frith, Enquires, Commis<»ionorH tor taking AtHdnvitB in iho Siipromo Court. Rohort F. Hjizou, Ksquiro, Coimnistjionnr of Hankruptn. Gcliardiis C (Jannan, Joitn Jordan, and James Morun, Esquirei, CommisHioners r«)r Solemnizing Marriage. Cieorgo Bond, Kdward S«ars, and John Soars, Esquires, Trustees of Schools, City of Sairt John. Rev. James Dnnphy, J anie^^ Gallagher, Esquire, and William Car- viil. Commissioners for the Management of the Free School at Saint John, nnoonnocted with the Madras Board. M08C8 11. Perlcy, Esquire, Commissioner of Indian Reserves, under Act 7 Vic. c. 45. John M'Gregor, and Thomas Trafton, Commissioners of JBewcrs. Gchar John Raymond, Thomas B. Vincent, David V. Ro- berts, Jamf^s Pratt, Robert Ewnig, James M'Loon, Lauchlan M'Lean, John G. Tobin, James M. Smith, William E. White, Henry Dalton, Stephen H. Shaw, and Charles Robertson. James Sfockf(>rd and Charles Pidgeon, Overseers of the Fisheries. Terms of the General Sessions and Common Pleas. — Third Tuesday in March, and first Tuesday in June, September and December 'I-' tit~ ^. !.tr.' frJ'.y X. PARISH OF PORTLAND. Jarol' Allan, Est]uire, Tolice Maf{iatrate ; Hon. Charles Bimonds, Tbomas All«u, and John Haws, t'i.-iqulres, Commissioners of Police. JaaesFlowellinfr, Samuel L. Tille.v,anf] Hugh Sharkey, Trustees of Schools. lli^ltnrd Dalton, William Seely, and .1. Flewelling, Assessors of Taxes. Andrew Aliles, Collector of Taxes. James Dixon, iSaniiiel Peter-', D. Dnnham, D. Fritch, D. Odell, Edw. Huches, Jacob Pidgeon, and Ilnph Dohcrty, Constables. Samuel Peters, D. M Fritcli, D. Odell, E. Hughes, J. Dixon, H. Doherly, D. Dunham, J. Pidgeon, W. Armstrong, A. M'Dermott, S. Taylor, and J. Woods, Hog Reeves-. Ptolemy Lombard, Patrirk Harrigran, and Patrick M'Goldrick. Fence Viewers. Michael Campbell, P. Harrigan, Jolm Vincent, and Berling Vincent, Pound Keejiers. Richard Dalton, John Tobin, and Thomas Vordan, Commissioners of High- ways. Patrick M'Goldrick, Patrick Harrigan, John Connell,W. Connor, John Howe, James liOve, and Samuel Dalton, Surveyors of Highways. fsrael Merrill, Ferryman at Indian Town. ^ Israel Merritt, Superintendent of Ferry Landings. Daniel N. Fritch, Town Clerk and Clerk of the Market. Thomas Logan, Surveyor and Weigher of Hay. John Butler, Inspectorof Fish. wnffrf 30 tawrrw KUHJ id9, Thomas :dw. Huglies, PARISH OF SIMONDS. Jofin Jordan, Jr., Robert Jnrdii •;, and Olaii'liii-i II:iinilti>ri,TrMat(M>ii orSchooli. Ilohwrl I'i)\vi!r, C. Iliitnilloii, nr d P. Gallajflier, Assewors of 'Vaxe^. John Johnston, (Collector of T ixen. John M'Aviiy, Job Htftnl«y, Hannifd WVther*, Noll Qnln, U. Moore, J. MTar- thy, U. Haley, H. ritzpatrick, J. Cleary, W. O'Neil, Atitlionv M.%iM,(;on«ahk'i. Thortni (Jiirimlt, Thorimi! II im, Wintlirop llohinson, Willitim fU-nn, Senior, Jamftfl M'Co'irt, William I)iiI and Sylvester Wood, Esquires. Floral and Horticultural Society of New Brunswick, (at Fredericton.) J. E. Woolforde. Esquire, President; Hon. Neville Parker, and Hon. L. A. V\ ilmot, Vice Presfdenis; who, with Mr. S. Flemming, con- stitute the Committee of Management and Decision. "-^ — , Esquire, Secretary and Treasurer. KING'S COUNTY. Hon Wiliiftm M'Leod, Thomas Beer, Justus S. Wetmore, Henry A. Scovil, and John C. Vail, Esquires, Justices of the Inferior Court of Cfommon Pleas. Hon. William M'Leod, Thomas Beer. Justus S. Wetmore, Tho- mas Ketchum, Henry A. Scovil, John C. Vail, A. C. Evanson, John fiarberie, Ebenezer Smith, Isaac Haviland, Samuel Foste^ Jobn Wightman, John Brittain, James Brittain, John H. Ryan, Charles W» Stockton, John C. Price, Elias S. Wetmore (of the Quorum), and John Hagarty, Esquires, Justices of the Peace. Robert F. Hazen, Esquire, Commissioner of Bankrupts, Le Baron Drury, Esquire, High Sheriff. Mr. John Crurk8hank,Deputy Sheriff. Edvvard Bettt Smith, Esquire, Keeper of the Rolls, and Clerk of the Peace and Inferior Court of Common Pleas. iiiiiMiiiMiiiiiiiiM ;? it II .^*v ! j i'l i ■I ■ t 'l: I I' ,' ;l Edward B. Smitl), Ksquire, Siirr»gale. rlonoi-.ihle VVilliain M'Leod. Register of Deeds and Wills. The Honorable William M'LeoiJ, lle<;is(er of Probate. Isaac Haviland, blylvester Z. Earle, A. C. Evaiisori, and James Wetmore, Jr., Ej!f|iiise;?, Coroners. » John C. Vail, A, C. Evanson, E. B. Smith, George Otty, and Ed- i ward Jack,, Esquires, Commissiouars for taking Aliidavits in the Su- preme Court. John C. Vai^, am! A. C. Evanson, Esqiiires, Commissioners ii>r ta- king Dail in the ►'Supreme Court E B. Smith,. Esquire, Issiier tf .Vlaniawe Licenses. Hon. William M'Leod, Henry, A. .t^-cowrl, anri John C. Vail^ Esqrs., CQmn;issioners Cor Solemnizing Marriaiie , Edward B. Smith, Esquire, Receiver of Crowu Debts, under Act 7- Victoria, c. 36. /!b!ffitimv»W „ i^wVcvv jBfoViS'uvJs C. VV^etmore. B. K. Giilney, E. S. Freeze, and D. Sheck, Auc- tioneers. Bo ird of E(IurMtio7i.—Edvii\rd B. Smith, Esquire, Rev. William E Scovil, and Hon. H'illiam Ai'Leod. E B. Smith, Esqnire, Rev. Wdliam E. Scovil.Rev. William W. Walker, and IJon. V\ m. M'Leod, Trustees of Grammar School. Terms of the Gnneml Sessions and Common Pleas. — First Tnesda-y in March and Third Tuesday in October. Additional Terms of the Common Pleas. — First Tuesday in May and January. ^ .«<>'i : tji: h ; The Sijiriigate Cuiirt for King's County, is held at the Court House, on 3t Tuesday in overy month, e.xce;.-! the month of March, and for that ni the Monday next before tlie (iifet 'i'uesdiiy. firat on the month COUNTY OF C.\RLETON. B. C. Bofti'dsley, E.squire, Commissioner of Bankrupts. John F. W Winslovv. Esquire, High Sheriff. Terms of the General Sessions and Common Pleas — First Tuesday in January, and fourth Tuesday in June. Additional Terms of the Common Pleas—sFlic^i Tuesday in March and October. COUNTY OF CHARLOTTE. wen >'{»' Honorable Harris Hatch, Commissifjner of Bankrupts. ^^'^^ ^'" Thomas Jones, Esqnire, High Sheriff. !4. .mjn^i^iJ ■ Terms of ike Cknerut Sessions and Common Pleas — Second'Tues- day in April and third Tuesday in September. Additional Terin's of tka Common Pleas. — Second Tuesday in July and DeceiBber.^ij j COUNTY OF VVKSTMOBL AND. "^''^ ^^* ! Robert F. Hiuzen, Esqnire, Comnnssioner of Bankrupts. ' -f, '^ '. Blair BotMford. Esquire, High' SlJeriff. ■' • "Tetths of titt General Sessions and Common P/m».— Third Tiiesdajr ijji June and Noveml>er. Additional Terms of the Comnwn Pleas. — First Tuesday in A giril and second Tuesday in Heptember. COUNTY op. GLOUCESTER. n mimI Williara Carman, Esqnire, Comini9eio,ner<»fBonki:i«pt9. *i Henry W^ Baldwin, Esqnife, Hiffh Sheriff. Terms of tht Gsneral Sessions and Omninon Pleas.-r^F'irBtTae^ay in2an(i)ary mid fititt Tuesday ttn July. Additional Terths dfUa Com- mon Pteasr- First Toef^ay io 'A>pirH'BNd Inst Tuesday in Oo tobur. iV*.?. i-.fS w mm ners ;«)rtfi- aUEEN'S COUNTY. D. L. Robin-soil, Esquire, Conimissionerpf Pank/iitotg. )i\i\ Nathaniel Hubbard DeVeber, Esqiiire, High SherifT '•»' * Terms of the General Sessions and Common Pleas. — Fourth Tiiegday in January and June. Additional Terms of the CommonPleas, — Fourth Tuesday in April ^nd October. ' • ■♦ Vs .'-'Jfj .•'^y* ,>?'»' w-n*«)iJi ■ COUxNTY OF SUNBfJRY. D. li. Robinson, Esquire, Cormnis8i'>ner of Bankrupts. John Ilazen, Esquire, High Sheriff. Terms of the General Sessions, and CommonPleas. — Second Tuesday in January, and Third Tuesd;\y in Juno. Additional Terms of the Common Pleas. — Third Tuesday in March and October. COUNTY OF KENT. L,.., *V William Carman, Esquire, Commissioner of Bankrupt*. Joseph Wetmo-re, Esqnire, High Sherift'. Tirms of the General Scssionshnd Common Pleas. — -Second Tuesday in January, and Fourth Tuesday in July. Additional Terms of the Common Pleas.— 'Last Tuesday in April and September. 1 } ' •!i)!iu' COUNTY OF IlESTFGOUCHE. William Cnf man. Enquire, Commissioner of Bankni-^ts. John L. Barberie, Esquire, High Sheriff. Terms ofthedenerat Sessions and Common Pleas. — First Tuesday in January, and Second Tuesday in July AddittQnal Terms of the Com- mon Pleas. — Second Tuesday in Octoberand April. a*» *..»#«« COUNTY OF NORTHUMBERLAND. William Carman, Esquire, Commissioner of Bankrupts. William A. Black, Esquire. High Sheriff. Terms of the -General Sessions arid Common P/e«s»—- ^S-econd Tuesday in January and July. Add\tiQnal Z ivms of the Common Pieas. — First Tuesday in May and October. ti'«-^.i ;iow iirj«b 'tu fji»jfvv> ' - '*.;-, i Samuel G. Morse, Esquire, Keeper of the Rolls, and Clerk of the Peace and Inferior Ct)nrt of Common Pleasw. George Cajhoun, Esquire, Register of Deeds^tid Wills. John Edgfttt, and Joseph S. Reed.'Esquires, Coroners. John Sinith, Peter MXelan, Wifliftm Stone, >nd J«fbn Lewifl,.Es- quires. Commissioners for Sojemniziaig. Marriage. j MnrtinB. Palmar, Esquire, Receiver of CrpwnDe,bV'. j Samuel Goss, Thoma» Kinne, Enoch Stiles, ancjJsMcjrttrRer,,^^^ censed Auctiopeers. .. f. ,,#.« ^..',{m s,. ,.^., >. i Termi oflht <}en€ind Sessions and Common Phds:--T6nr^T\ifBi^y I June, and .^.ecoRd . Tuesday in Npvember. Addii^nai Tf er^ of m tJM Cfimman Pleas.r^Mecond f tiesdH )' in .^a rch arid Septeriiber, l«M • »••■? -smi^' • i !rj*'«»'""*r"' ' : m m 1.-' I mm I PROVINCE OF NEW BRUNSWICK. His Excellency Sir Edmund Wai.kkr Hkad, Baronet, Lieutenant (jiuvurnor and Commander in Chief of the Province of New I lirunKwick, &.c. dec. &c. Ilichard T. Pennefather, Esquire, Private Secretary to the Lieu- tenant Governor. Lieutenant Colonel Richard Hayne, and Lieutenant Colonel Charles Drury, Provincial Aida-de-camp, ExKcuTiVK Council — Hon. Lemuel A. VVilmot, Hon. Edward B Chandler, Hon. Robert L. Hazen, Hon. Alexander Rankin, Hon. George S. Hill, Hon. John R. Partelow, Hon. Charles Fitihor, and Hon. William B. Kinnear. LKOisr.ATivE Council. — The Honorable William Black, President; Hon. George Shore, Hon. Joseph Cunard, Hon. JohnSinicoe Saun- ders, Hon. Amos £. Botsford, Hon. Edward B. Chandler, Hon. John Robertson, Hon. Harris Hatch, Hon. William B. Kinnear, Hon. Hugh Johnston, Rear Admiral Hon. William F. W. Owen, Hon. William Crane, Hon. George Minchin, Hon Thomas H. Peters, Hon. Charles ^imonds, Hon. Robert L. Hazen» Hon. George S.Hill, and Hiinu James Davidson. HOUSE OF ASSEMBLYr^,^,, 'V^iiV/ Honorable John Wesley Weldon, Speaker, j w i f County of York*— Hon. Lemuel A. Wilmot, James Taylor, Esq., Hon. Charles Fisher, and Horn Thomas Baillie. County of Saint John.— Hon. John R. Partelow, John Jordan, William J. Ritchie, and Robert D. Wilmot, Esquires. Cojmiy of Westmorland. — Daniel Hanington, William Hazen Botsford, William Wilson, and Amand Landry, Esquires. County of Charlotte.— Robert Thomson. James Brown, William Porter, and James Boyd, Esquires. King's County.— Hon. William M'Leod, Sylvester Z. Earle. and John G. Vail, Esquires. Queen's County.— Thomas Gilbert, and John Earle, Esquires Couuty of Sunbury.— George Uayward, and Thomas O. Miles, Esquires. jln 1 . County of Carleton.— Chairfeii Connell, and James Tibbetts, F^uires. County of Noithumberland;— Hon. Alexander Rankin, John Am- brose Street, William Carman, Junior, and Martin Cranney, Esqrs. County ofKent— Hon. John W. Weldon, and David W ark, Esq County of Gloucester.— William End, and Joseph Read, Esquires. County of Restigouche.— Hon. John Montgomery, and Andrew Barberie, Esquire. County of Albert.— John Smith, and William H. Steves, Es- quires. City of Saint John.— Isaac Woodward, and Barzillia Ansler, Ei- quires. •' — • ^ r r tmm>A K. iitenant jf New e LieU' Colonel Eihvnrd Rankin, Charles 'residenl; ue Saun- 011. John ar, Hon. en, Hon. I. Peters, eS.HiU. lor, Esq., 1 Jordan, n Hazen , William ?arle. and nires O. Miles, Tibbetta, John Am- ley, Eeqrs. Vark, Esq , Esquires, d Andrew teTes, E»- Officbrs of the Crown. — Hon. Lenniel A. Wilmot, Attorney General; Hon. VVillinin B. Kinnear, iSolicitor General ; Williiim VV.ight, Esq., Advocate Geiierhl; Hon. John R. Partelow, Provin- cial Secretary; Honorable Thomas Baillie, Surveyor General; , Hon. Thomas C. Dee, Receiver General ; Hon. Frederick P. Rohiii- ™ eon, Auditor General ; John A. Street, Esquire, Hon. E. B. Chandler, William End, Esquire, Hon. John W. Weldon, and Hon. Robert U Hazen, Queen's Counsel. Offickr of the Executive Cooncil. — Clerk- Officeks of thk Legislative Council. — George Bot^ford, Es- quire, Clerk ; John Gregory, Esquire, Clerk Assistant; B. R. Jouett, Esquire,. Sergeant at Arms, and Usher of the Black Rod; Reverend George Cosier, A. M., Chaplain. Officers or the House of Assembly. — Charles P. Wetmorc, Esquire. Clerk ; , Esquire, Clerk Assistant; George Garden, Esquire, Sergeant at Arms; Rev. William Q. Ketchuin, Chaplain.* Court of Chancery. — His Excellency th« Lieutenant Governor, Chancellor; Hon.. Neville Parker, Master of the Rolls ; Hon. John R. Partelow, Clerk of the Crown in Chancery; Daniel Ludlow Ro- bini^on, Esqnire, Register; Henry B. Robinson, Esquire, Deputy Re- gister; George J. Dibblee, Robert F. Hazen, John Ambrose Street, Timothy Robert Wetmore, William Jack, Charlea Fisher, George D. Street, William Carman, Jun., John M Robinson^ Richard Carman, George Kerr, George S. Hill, Christopher Milner, and George J. Thomson, Esq'iires, Masters ; A. K S. Wetmore, Alfred L. Street, Andrew Barberie, W illium Chandler, and Alexander Campbell, Esqrs,, Masters Extraordinary ; William M'Beath, Esquire, Sergeant at Arms. Terms: Hikr^— Last Tuesday in January, to end on Saturday same week ;; Tfinity—Fir^i Tuesday in June do. do.; Midiaelmas—fiKt Tuesday in Ocuiber do. do. The Court stts fyr the transactien of bu- siness oa the first Tuesday of every month. Supreme Court of Judicature.— Chief Justice, Hon. Ward Chipman,L. L.D.,29th3eptember, 1834; Justices, Hon. James Car- ter, October J 834; Hon. Kobert Parker, October 1834 ; Hon. George F. Street, December, 1845. John Ambrose Street, Esquire, Clerk of the Crown ; Hon. George Shore, Clerk of the Pleas ; Hon. John S. Saunders, Clerk of the Circuits, atid Clerk of the Crown on the Circuits. Terms: Hilary^Firsi Tuesday in, February Easier—Second Tuesday in April ; 7Vimfy— Second Tuesday m J une ; Micliaelmas— Second Tu esday in October. Nisi Prim sittings in the County of York— Third Tuesday in February and fourth Tues- day in June. , V- .\j?' ..-' • .. . , o John C. Allen, Esquire, ltej)orter of the Decisions m the Supreme Court. ' . Circuit Court.— Saine John : Second Tuesday in January, and first Tuesday in August; Charlotte: Foutth Tuesday m April, and the Tuesday aftRr the Fou|;th Tuesday in October; Ktngs: Sec«nd Tuesday in July; Queens: First Tuesday in March; Kent: First I Tuesday in August; iVestmorland : Fourth T uesday m July , ^7 it I 'M.iwwwm<»>i I— !■ "'' |f-|-,-iynr'TrTt'-""' r ■""'■""** "'"^ ; fmmx nu te i mm twn rm^v:. «!?»■?»• [Ml "i ■ 'l ■ I f^ ^^^f^-r-- Gloucester: Firiit Tuesday in Septeaiber; Northumberland: Second Tuesday in September; Carlcton: Last Tuesday in September; Sun* bury: Last Tuesday in February; Rcsligouche : Last Tuesday it) August; ^iAerf; Tiiir(| Tuesday in July. r «;■ II 1 Courts for the Wob.atk of Wills and GRANTl^G Aumims- TiiATioNs. — York Coiiniy : Oeo.F. H. Minchiu, Eej. Surrogate; JoJin C. Alien, Esquire, Register. St. Joliii : Alfred L. Street, Esqutre, Surrogate ; Charles Drury, Esquire, Register. Westmorland : Hon. Edward B. Chandler, Surrogate; Thomas S. Say re, Esquire, Register. Charlotte: Hon. Harris Hatch, Surrogate; George D. Street, Esquire, Register. King's: Edward B. Smith, Esqui re, Surrogate; William M'Leod, Enquire, Register. ducen's : N, H. DeVeber, Esquire, Surrogate ; Henry S. Peters, Esquire, Re- gister. Sunbury : John Hazen, Esquire, Surrojjale ; JXathaniel Hubbard, Esquire, RtJgister. Norlhumber*and : Thonias> H. Pe- ters, Esquire, Surrogate ; George Kerr, Esquire, Register^ Kent : William Chandler, Esquire, Surrogate ; Hon. John Wcshiy Wel- don, Register. Gloucester: Henry William Baldwin, Esquire, Surrogate; Robert Gordon, Esquire, Register. Carleton : Lewis Peter Fisher, Esquire, Surrogate; A. K: Smedes Wetmore, l]i>- ()uire, Register. Restigouche : Ghipnian Bbtsford, Esquire, Surro gate; Andrew Barberie, Enquire, Register. Albert: M. B. Palnti- er, Esquirej Surrogate ; Samuel G. Morse, Esquire, Register. [O^'-The Probate Court for the City and County of Saint John is lield every Monday, at three o'clock, at the Chambers of the Judge ; and the like Court irt the other Counties of the Province is held ^t the times specially appointed by the respective Judges., ^r, ^,^^^^ Court of Governor Aijih CoiTucity for hearing and determining causes relating to Marridgb dkd Divorce.— His Excellency tlie Lieu- tenant Gdvernor, PresHeirtj Horforable Neville Parker, Vice Pre- sident; the Honorable Her Majesty's Executive Council, Mem- bers'y John C. Allen, Esquire, Registrar and Clerk; Terms : The second Tuesday in February, and third Tuesdays in June and October. Court of Vice Admiralty. — Honorable Robert L. Hazen, Judge and Commissary ; William Wright, Esquire, Advocate Ge- neral ; John M. Robinson, Esqidre, Registrar and Scribe ; John Humbert, Esquire, Marshal. ' CfouRT for the Trial and Punishment of Piracy arid other Oj^en- ceHotithe High Seas. — The Governor ; The Chief Justice, "and other Judges of the SupreViife Court, the Members of the Executive Council; Judge of the A^ice Admiralty ; The Pi^blic Secret?\i^y ; f^ublic Treasurei-; Commander in Cfiief, Flag Officers, and Cap* tains, and Commanders of Ships of War on this Station for the timebemg; ■ i , Registrar and Scribe; Cavalier H. Jouett, ]t^8quire, Marslial, / 53" The Court sits at. aiiy place vrixkin the province to be ap- pointed by any three of the members, tPle Governor, Chief Justice, or one of the Judges of the Supreme Court, or Judge of the Admi ' raltr, beinfl( one. 15" iitfiWiiBir >MINIS- POST offTc^ department. John Howe, Esq., Dufiuty Post Master General; W. W. Barnard, Surveyor; J. llof.Iey, First 'CIcrk; W. D. French, Second do.; V. B. Hutchinson, Third do.; H C Frink, Fourth do., Saint John ; Post Masters: A. S. Phair, Enquire, Fredericton ; William F Bonnell, Es- quire. Cai^etown; Ge()r«;o F. Campbell, Esquire, Saint Andrews; Jjavid A. Ro?e, Esquire. Saint Stephen ; John Wallace, Esquire, Saint George; Chri^5lopher Miliier, Esquire. Sackviile ; E. J. Smith, Esq., Shediac: J. Crandall, Jr. Esquire, Bend ofPetitcodiac; Jasnes Caie, Esquirs ('liatliani (Miramichi) ; Hu^'h Morrell, Esquire, Newcastle (Mirauiichi) ; WUIiam Bowser, Esquire, llichib;icto ; Geo B Cowper, Esquire, Dalhou^ie ; 'i'homas H. Carman, E-q lire, Batinirst ; James Grover, Esquire, Woodstock; Samu(d Foster, Esquire, Kingston; H. M'Mona^rle, i:.squire, Sussex Vale; A W.Raymond, Esquire, Grand FalKs; John T. Hodgson, I'squire, RIadawaska; Alexander Lockhart, I E-.,' l:M' '' ' r.' ■ ■ Grand MAifAti. — Cochran Craig, Ksqiiire, Deputjr Treasurer. Fredericton. — Jumes Taylor, Deputy Treasurer. Woodstock. — Henry E. Dibblee, Deputy Treasurer. MiRAMicHi. — Hon. Thomas H. Peters, Deputy Treasurer; Wil- liam Carman, and John Fraser, Waiters, Searchers, aiiff Lockers. Dalmousie. — Dugnid Stewart, Depuiy Treasurer; Charles Lloyd, ■Waiter, Searcher, and Locker. Bathurst. — John Miller, Deputy Treasurer; William Napier, Waiter, Searcher, and Locker; Joseph Read, Preventive Officer. Shippeoan and Caraqoet.— Perry J. N. Duiiiaresq, Deputy Treasurer. RicHiBUCTo. — Hon. J. VT. Weldon, Deputy Treasurer; George Pagan, Waiter, Searcher, and LocUer. Sheoiac. — Daniel Hanington, Deputy Treasurer. Bay Verte. — Kdward Wood, Depuiy Treasurer. Dorchester. — William Carter, Deputy Treasurer. Hopewell — John M'AImon. Deputy Treasurer CLERGY. THE ESTABLISHEd"cHURCH OF ENGLAND. Bight Rev. John, Lord Bishop of Fredcriclon. Venerable George Coster, A. M., Archdeacon. Rev. Benjamin Gerrish Gny, D. D., Missionary of the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts ; Rev. L W D. Gray, D. D., Rector of Saint John, and Kural Dean of the County of Saint John ; Rev. Alexander Stewart, Curate of Saint John; Rev. Richard Wiggins, A. M., Curate of Saint John; Rev. William Harrison, Rector of Portland; Rev. Frederick Coster, Rector of Carleton; Rev. Christopher Milner, Rector of West- field; Rev. William E. Scovil, A. M. Rector of Kingston ; Rev. J. Bartholomew, Missionary at Hampstead and Petersville; Rev. Abraham Wood, Rector of Waterbqi-ough ; Rev, N. A. Coster, Rector of Gagetown ; Rev. J. M. Sterling, A. M., Rector of Maugerville: Rev. George Coster, A. M.. Rector of Fredericton ; Rev. William Q,. Ketchum, A. B., Curate of Fredericton; Rev. Mr. Shore, Curate of St. Ann's; Rev. John Black. Rector of Kingsclear; Rev. A. Stuart, Rector of Douglas; Rev. Joseph Elwell, Missionary at Prince William; Rev. S. D. L, Street, A. B., Rector of Woodstock ; Rev. S. J. Hanford, A. B., Missionary at Tobique ; Rev. John M'Givern, A. B., Uector of Saint George , Rev. Thomas Robertson, Rector of Lancaster ; Rev. Jerome Alley, D. D., Rector of Saint Andrews ; Rev. T. Carey, Rector of Grand Manan ; Rev. Skeffingtois Thomson, LL. D., Kector of Saint Stephen; Rev. John S. Thomson, Missionary at Saint Patrick's; Rev. W. H. Tippet, Rflctor of Q,ueen8bury ; Rev. Thomas Maghee, Rector of Sus.sox ; Rev. James W. Disbruw, Rector of Simonds ; Rev W. H. DeVober, Rector of Upham ,and Quaco; Rev. W Scovil, A M., IJector of NortoH ; Rev. R. D. Palmer, Springfield ; Kev. William Walker, A. B., Rector of Hampton; Rev J. N. DeWolfe, Rector of Sackville; Rev George 4» Jarvig, D. D , Heclor of i:5hediao; Uev Alfrocl Wcuks, Curni« of Shodiuc ; Rev W. Buyer, Missionary at tiie Bond ; Rev R. Siinonds, A. B.» Rccior of Weslnioriaiid ; Uov. Samuel Bacon, A. M., Rector of Mirarniclii ; Rov Noah Disbrow, Rector rf Ba thurst; Rev Mr. Weals, Koclor of Ricliibucto ; Rev Cliarlca P. Bliss, Hopewell; Rev VV. Jaffrey, Saint Mary's; Rev James Hudson, Visiting MifisioiiHry ; Rev D. Wetmure, Missiunary at Weldford, : f CATHOLIC CLEUGYMEN. In the Diocese of Jfao Brunswick. The Right Rov. William Dollard, Bishop of* New BrHnswick, Very Rev. James Dunphy, V. (i.; and Rev. James Uuin, City of fcJaint John; Rev. Edmond Q,uin, Carieloii; Rev. Walter Aylvvard, Fieijericton ; Rev. Michael Egan, Nelson, (Mira- micbi); Rev. William Connelly, Woodstock; Rev. Michael A. VVall.ice, Saint Stejihons; Rev. James M'Dead, Saint Andrewa; Rev. F. Gauvreuu, Memramoook ; Rev. John Sweeny, Shcdiac ; Rev. Joseph Madrun, Grand Lake ; Rev. Josef It Paquet, Cara« quel; Rev. Julien Rioux, Buctouche ; Rev. Edward J. Dunphy, Petit Rochet; Rev. Andrew Barron, Assistant at ditto. ; Rev. S. Lafrance, Tracadie; Rov. A. Langevin, Saiett Basil, (Mada* waska); Rov. Anthony Gosselin, Saint Bruno, (ditto) ; Rev. Henry Dionne, Saint Lucy, (ditto); Kev. Hector Drolet, Ptttit- codiac; Rev. Hugh M'Guirk^ Rlchibucto; Rev. Michael Power, Batburst. ESTABLISHED CHURCH OF SCOTLAND. Syroii of Nkw BruiTswick, Presbytery of Saint JoKn^ City of SaintJohn: Saint Andrew's Church, Rev. William Donald, A.M.j Frederi'cton, Rev. John M. Brooke ; Saint Andrews, Rev. John Ross; Saiiit Patrick, Rev. John Cassilis, A. M. ; Sussex Vale and Springfield, vacant; Nashwaak and Boiestown, vacant. Presby- tery of Miramichi. — Newcastle, Rev. William Henderson, A. M ; Chatham, Rev. Mr. Stewart; Restigouche, Rev. J. Stev,en ; New Richmond, vacant; Bathurst, Rev. George McDonnell; Tabi- sintac, vacant; Glenelg and Carleton, vacant ; Missionariesi Uev. John Hunter, and Rev. D. Wallace. STATIONS OF THE WE3LEYAN MISSIONARlfiS Of the /few Brunswick District. Rev. Richard Knight, Chairman of the District. Saint John, South CGermain-stieet, &c ), Rev. Richard Knight, Rev. Robert Coonoy, A. M ; Saint John, North [Portland], Kov. Sampson Busby ; Saint John, West [Carlelon], k«v. Henry Daniel, Rev. James Taylor; Fredoriclou, Rev. William Tern- ipio, one wanted; Nashwaak, one wanted; Sheffield, &c., Rev. William Smith; Mill Town, Rev Ingram Sutcliffe ; Saint Ste- phenV and Saint David's, Rev. George M. Barratt ; Saint An- drew's, Rev. George Miller ; Sackville, Roy. James G. Ilennigar; nBBXOB if iiii 'tm i*MIMM| R' Mn 1^^;' »■ ;" hi i Point (!<.' Ruto, Kov. Williuiii SinitliDon ; iVtitrodi'ic, lU>v. Robert A. CIirkIcv ; l](»p«wcll, iiiiv. William AllU:»f(»rd, Ucv. Kicliard iSheplierd ; Digby nnd Sissiboo, one waritod ; Miruriiirlii, Kfv. CJcorgo Johnson; Uirhi- bucto, Kov. John I'rinoe ; lJutluir«t, Rjv. Christ. Loclihart; Da'- liotistio, ofio (Mrncslly requuslcd ; \V(\«I».yan Aoadciny. Mount } Alli.son, licv. l!unij)liury I'ickurd, A. ftl., rrincij)al ; Kov. Albt:rt Desbrisay, Governor and Cliuplain. liAn'I:^T MINISTERS IN NEW BRUNSWICK \Vkhtkk< .As-iQciA.tioN. — JameH To/or. Ludlow; William Harrlf, Jacksontovvn ; Thomas Maijoe, Saint James; Thomas W. JSaun- dors, Prinr:o William ; Samuel Kober'^oii {Mixlcrntor)^ iSaiul John; A. D. Tkompson, »''aint Andrews; Edward'D Very, Port- buid ; James Walker, f»ainl George; John .Magee, N.isliwaak, (yharles Spurden, Frederioton ; Alexander M'Donald, Ca-letop ; 1). W. C Dimock, Saint John; (Jeorge Rigby, Kingsclcar ; Wi|. lium Hall, Saint Gfiorge ; James II. Tapper, Keswick ; William L. Hopkins, Saint David ; William I). Fitch, Canning ; Sarnuel Elder, Fredericton ; (leorge F. Mile.^, Newcastle ; Gideon Esta- brooks, Simonds; William A. Coleman, Noithesk; Thomas Todd, Woodstock. Licensed to Preach- — William Greniley, Robert H. Emerson, Ebenezer Webb, Frederick Joice, Richard Wills, Thomag Magee, Jr., Joseph Catherine, Edmund ^i'Iunis. Eastkkn Association. — Joseph Orandal (Moderator)^ Salis- bury; James Rlukeney, Norton; John Masters. Grand l^ake; William Sears, Hopewell ; James Wallace, Hillsborough ; James McPhee, Salisbury ; Titus Sione, Sussex Vale; David Crandal, 8'>ringfield; Wellington Jacks(»fr, St. Martins; J. C. Slvinner, Wi;khtim; Petei Spragg, Springfield; J. A. Smith, Wickham,, Charliis 'I'horne, Johnston; W, G Parker, Sackville; Joshua Bunting, St John; Nathaniii Cleveland, Shefiody; John Francig, Hampton; James Herriti,* Kufornut Ridge; Merritt Keith, do. ; Samuel Bancroft, Hampton; Doiald McPiiai', Buctouche ; Jamos Nevvcomb, HilL««borough ; Patrick Dufty. do Licensed to Preach. John Sears, Elias Kiersicad, Alexander Mulch, George Burns, Hezekiah ilarris, Daniel Crandal. I ' FREE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, IN NEW BRUNSWICK, ADHERING TO THE WESTMINSTER STANDARDS. Rev. Hobert Irvine, Saint John ;'Rev. William Millrn, Saint Patrick ; Rev Andrew Donald, Norton, Huniniond River, Salt Springs, and Londonderry Seitleihent ; Rev. James Law, Richi- bucto ; Rev. John Turnbull, Blackville and Nelson, Miramichi ; R«v Angus McMasler^ Dalhousic ; Rev. John Thomson, St. Stephen's Hall, City of Saint John ; Rer. Lewis Jack, Saint Jameis. Missionaries of this Body— Rex. Jdhn Irvine, Rev. Mr. Canning, and Rev .Mr. Munro, sent out and sustained by the Free Church vf Scotland. 4i [\ tema iMB Vacant Slatiens. — Sussex Vulo, ^ulitibury, Moiictoii, SUediar, DoifMtovvn. WasliurjKiiiouk; and Saint iSiej»liL>n, togcthor wllli Ne> rupis und Black Kiver ; Hi n)ot>( ofwlucli places Uwru arc IjuuseB of WOl'Hliip. , *«* Thia llody lias flstdblished a 'rheoUigical IiiKtiiiitoat Ilatifdi, lUi the pur- poaa of training u iNulive Miiiidtry I'or the lAtvver I'rvjv.iiciti. REFORMED PRESnYTElUAN CHURCH —Saint /olm, Rev. Alexander McLeod tSiuvelv. CONGREGATIONAL CIJUKCII.— f^'aiut iol.n, Rev! ('fiarlc. | Wuckay ; Sheffield, und Giund Luke, Rev. JaiiM's JNirler; Curdi- ; gan, Rev. Mr. McCallum ; Milliuwn, Rev. Mr. Yeuton ; Kotwick I Ridgij, Rev. Jatne.s Sterling. I ■ i Rev John MeCnrdiy, .Minister ut Chatham, (.Miramieki.) ort^ie | Presbvtijrian Church oi'Nova Scotia, in connexion with the Uiiii»'d AHhocialee Synod of Scotland; Richmond, Rev Mr l|.c>d.; Ku»- wick Ridge, Reverend Mr. M'Curdy. j" .^' |j . ' j. DISCIPLES OF CHRIST, OR CHKlSTIANS.--{^riint^ofin, j VV. Wentworth Eaton ; Orouiuclo, (ieorgis Garraty ; VV'erit Isles, JaniesJ.J|irnaby. , , ^^^. ^ ^^ ' ,'., ,;..^,,^,, ., ,,» i FRfefi (iiliUSTlAN IJAPTIS'J' CHURcW — Rol'»^rt!'§%itte, || Norton; Jonithan Shaw, Wakefield; Charles MWlullin, BiFghion ; ' Samuel llartt, Wakefield; Edward \Vay»nan, Stndtiohu ; Ahncr Merserean, Blis^vilJe; VVilliain E. Penington. ilainp.-^le'ud ; Joseph Noble, City of Saint John; Ezrfkiel Seprell. Waketinld r Bwnhnun Merritt, Hampstead; George Orser, lirighton ; LzckiHM'Lieod, 'j Carlelon, St John; John Pe.ry, John^^ton ; R()l)t. Frtncll.'Kinsston ■■«■ r 1 DIOCESAN CHURCH SOCIETY OF NEW BRUN^Vyrt Pc-Uron, Ilia Excellency the Lieutenant Governor; Pfeaidttii;,JJj,)e Right Rev. John, Lord Bishop of Fredericton ; V^ice Presidents, The Venerable and Rev. George CoMter, Archdeacon; tht; Hon the,C|iM<^ Justice ; the Honorables Neville Parker, William Iflack, GiVdli" Shore, Johti S. Saunders, Edward B. Chandler, Hu'diJohn>totlj'W. F. W. Owen, H. N., Thomas H. Peters. Robert L. iJaEeh, TlrMifeH^ Baillie, John W. Weldou, Mr Justice Parker, Mr. Justice Stre«ilJ aiix) William Scovil, Esquire. Treasurer, William J. Bedell, Ls()uite. Secretary, Rev. William Q,. Ketchum. Secretary to the Executive' CummiUee, Rev. Charles P. Bliss. Local Committee at SaintJuhn — Chairman, the Rector; Secretary, Geo. WheeL'r, Eatq ; TreoMurur, L. H. Wuterhouse, Esq. UNIVERSITY OF KING'S COLLEGE— Fkehkricton. Patron, the Uueen; Visitor on Her Majesty's b«*half, the Lmute* ()an,t Governor. Chancellor, theChief JuHtice. Prenident, the Lord ^ishup. Qounr.il— the Chiincellor. President. Masier of the Rolls. Speaker of ihie Assembly, Secretary of th'v Proripco, Attorney lie. neral, Honorable Wiiliaui Black, LL. D.. IlouorabU Jauies Carter '4 I r' H i.\ i|.i :- >l mrm '^1 rt*' Ifonorablo John Muiitf;omery, llonorablo Alexander lUnkin, Honor* able G«orgfi Ntilmnn Hill, n'otionible Ainoii K. notnCurd, HonoraHle VVilliatn B.Kiniicnr, nnrlJohn A Sirt-el, Inquire Cofvocution — ih« Chanctllor, PrcsKieni, PtiyfaAnnr*, niKl aM pe-ritnns nitinittoil Magters of Arid, or to any Degree in Divi-iity, Law or Medicine. Collxok : PriDcipril— .The Uev.. Fidwin Jncoli, D. I), j PrwffSHorti.— -Clmsnicul Li- terature, Hintory. Moral l*iiilo.sni»liy and Diviiiify — lie?. Dr. Jacob; MntiitmaticM and Nutnral IMiilosoplty—VViiliani Brydun Jfick, A. M.; Cliomielry and Naluial History— -J anjen Robl>, M. D. ; Modetu Lan- gnagOfi— — — — . <>oi,i.ko;atk j^chooi.. — Uvnd Master, (leurge Roberts, Kitaiiire; Classieal mid Matheniolicai Ma^lers, (jeoifje Ro- berts and Cnarles Cu8i«r^ A. M. ; Freneii Master, llio ProfcKsor of Modern, Langiia<,'egin Kmii^'h Colli>jb(o: KngllMli aud Writing Mji^ster, Hugh Moore. KH/;ister. CbayieB Fiuher, I^Hq. A. U> Libruruii-, Cd* wiui. Jacob, A. M. Mraaannn* THE GOVERNOR AND TRUSTEES OF THE MADRAS SCHOOL IN' Ni:\V BRUNSWICK. Tho Lieutenant Governor ur Coininandec in Chief for the time bony;; the Lord Bishop of the Dioce^ie ; the Cliief Justice ; the Menberf of Her Majesty's Council; the Judge of the A^duiirallv; the Speakei^ofthe House of Assembly ; the Mayor and Recorder of Saint John;: the EocletiiasticalConmiiissary of the Province ; the Rector und Oliurchwa,rdenfi of Trinity Clinrch in Saint John : together wiHh the Hon. Kd^ard J. Jarvlu, and Wiliiani Scovil, Esq.; R. F. Hazen, £iq., Treaturtr; Rev. Alexander Stewart, CierL NEW BRUNSWCCK BAPTIST EDUCATION SOCIETY. ftefereiid Joseph Craiidall, President ; Reverend John Masters, and Reverend Samuel Robinson, Vice Presidents ; Solomon Mersey, Esquire, Treasurer ; Asa Coy, and Samue' W. Babbit, Esquires, Secrotariea; Rev. Charles Sptirden, Principal; Mr. T. B. Smith, As- sistant Teacher. Rev. Charles Spurden, Rev. Samuel Eider, Hon. Wm. B. Kinnenr, S. W. Babbit, Aaron Hartt, William Sewell, and Jaiaea P. A. Phillip;, Executive Committee. * WCaLEYAN ACADEMY, MOUNT ALLISON, SaekvilUyX. B, Governor and Chaplain — the Rev. Albert D«sbris»y ; Principal, the Rev* Humphrey Pickard, A. M. ;. Classical and French Tutor,^ Joseph R. Hea, A. B. ; English Master, Thos.W. Wood, Esquire; Assistant Masters, Mr John Millican and Mr. John T. Outhouse. Committee — Rev. Messri^. Knight, Evans, Temple, and M'Leod, and C. F. Allison, Esquire. Treasurer — Charles F. Allison, Esq. Provincial Vaccine Estdblishment — Central Station^ Saint John. Hiy Excellency the Lieutenant Governor and Her Majesty's Coun- cil, Patrons of the Institution; Hon. William Black, Director of tl't» Institution ; Committee : Frrdericton, ; St. . An- drew*, Rev. Jerome Alley, D. D. ; Vaccinating Surgeons: Saint John, George P: Peters, Esquire, M, D.; Fredericton, the Medical O^cer in charge of the Troop* "rrTTmrr? C~*"Tr ; — n- • 'inmm~ 'Tmiiwn 44 MARINE HOSPITAL. Fttr the Relief of Sick and Disabled Seamen, (in Saint Jokn ) Comrniasioners—Jiohn Wurd. R. VV. Crookshaiik, nanitl Lcavitt, Kxokiel Onrl<»w, John Witihnrt, K. L. Jarvii, and ThoniM Leavitt, r«quiro»; 7Ve«»Mr«r— The Bank of New Brunswick; Seentary—C. Ward, Kaqiiire; Physicinn and Surgeon-— J. Boyd, F.sqiiire, M. D. pRovmciAi, Lunatic Asylum ~[At Saint John.] John Ward, VVilllnm Jack. Hon John RobertHon, Frndcrick A. VViegint, llenry B Smith, Natlian S. Demiil, William Wright, and WUliata Olive, Kflquires, Conimieidionertf. i Pkovincial Pfnitkntiart.— [At Saint Jobip.] CommiMioners t John Wa^d; Hon. Robert L. Hazt.n, John V. Tiiurgar. Henrv Porter, John Owens, John M. Robinson. William li. Scovil, and Edward L. Jarvis, Eaquires. K BANKS. Bank of New Brunsioick, {St. John.) Capital £100,000. Preai- dent, Thomua Leavitt, Esquire ; Directors: John Boyd, M. D., L. H. DeVeber, Hon. Hugh Joiinston, Thomas E. Miliidfe, Thomas Lea- vita, Georgo Swinney, Benjamin Smith, William Wright, and F. A. W iggius, Esquires. Cashier, Richard VVhiteside, Esquire; Solicitor- i John M. Robinson, Esquire. Commercial Bank of New Brunsioickj (St. John), Incorporated by Koyal Charter. Capital £ 150,U0O, with power to increase to £300,- 000. Presiident, D. J. M'Laugliiin, Esquire; Directors: Mark Dole, John Duncan, Stephen Gerow, Hon. Robert L Hazea, William Jack, George L. Lovett, Charles Merritt, D. J. M'LaiigbUn, William Parks, R. Robertson, Edward Sears, Charles Ward, und John Wish- art , E.squires. Cashier, George P. Sancton, Esquire ; fifolicitor, Hoti. Robert L. Hazen. Commercial Branch Bank, {Newcastle^ MiramiM.) Committee of Management : William Loch and Alexander Rankin, Esquires ; Cash* ier, Thomas C. Allen, Esquire. Commercial Bank Agency at Woodstock. Agent^ Richard English, Esquire; Cashier, James Grover, Esquire. Central Bank ofNeio Brunswick. Capital, £35,000, with power to increase to £50,000. President, George Botsford, Esquire : Cashier^ Bamuel W. Babbit, Esquire ; Solicitor, George J. Dibblee, Esquire. Central Bank Agency, at Woodstock. Agent, Charles Connell, Esq. Charlotte County Bank. Capital £15,000. President, Hon. Har- ris Hatch ; Cashier, John Rodger, Esquire. Saint Stephen's Bank. Cat)ital, £25,000. President, Gilmao D. King, Esquire ; Cashier, David Upton, Esquire. Bank of British North America. (Established in London.) Capital £1,000,000 sterling, with power to increase the capital. Manager of the Branch at Saint John, F. W. Wood, Esquire. -Pro-Accobnt- ant, G. W. Smith, Esquire. Local Directorsat Saint John: James Kirk, Hon. Joh^ Robertson, W. H. Street, and 1. Pollok, Esquires. Standing Counsel, John A. Street, Esquire. SoUciior and Notary, Giprge Wheeler, Esquire. t'! >■■ l^r' xt^aaotH FmtimMmm-Brannh. Manager, (Jeorge Taylor, Esquire ; Directors S. J. Barker, and Join* Simpson, Esquires. Ci7« 0/ ^Jj[ • •New Brunswick. KAtrfiRANT DEPARTMENT- St. JoHV — Moses H..Perlt;y, Esquire, Her Majesty's Emigration Otlicer. The Deputy Treasurers at the several Oiit-Ports of the Pro- rince aftt*H^*Emigrant Agents when requisite. (Sec -pages 39. 40). m tr m Ajuml'j uv ^s ^^rr COUNSEttORS AND ATTORNIES PRACTISING IN THE ..„._ PROVINCE. Frcdericton — Hon. Lemuel A« Wilmot \_ Attorney General'], John Ambrose Street, Hon. William Boyd Kinneur [^Solicitcr Generally Daniel Lud!6w' Robinson, George J. Dibblee, Charles P. Wetmore, Hon. Chaiy. Chandiler, RicljardAfe; Andrews, Georga Dixon Street, Wel- lington Hfitohf.jTJ^omasBurtoD Wilson, and Alexander 'Thomaoi^;] •Pimi., {;«4uUm»)^-. ><^ A ' ;.'K .7/ .;■; ... i ,iMkpewc// —Samuel G. Morse, Mania B. Palmer; and Thom.is ^. Moore, Esquirca. Bathurst. — William End, (Queen's Counscljy Uicli.ard Carman, antl Thoophiliis DoaBrisay, Esquires. Diil/iousie. — Andrew Barberio, and Charles Simonds, Jr., Esqfs. CampfjcUiown. — Chipman Botsford, and Jjis. S. Morse, Esquires St. Stephens — Georgo Stilman Hill, Stephen R. llitchings, T. B. Aljbott, George J. Thomson^ J.imes G. Stevens, and Samuel 11. Thomson, Esquires. . > ■ yjiflloliibuclo. — Hon. John W. Weldon, "William Chandler, James A. James, and John Johnston, Junior, Esquires. Saint George. — Samuel G. Andrews, William B. Chandler, Peter Clinch, Junior, and Wellington Cameron. Gaottown — T. R. Wetmore, Henry S. Peters, William Tyng Peters, Gabriel DeVeber, and Samuel 11. Gilbert, Esquires. Kingston. — Edward B. Smilh, Esquire. Hampton.— 'George Otty, and Edward Jack, Esquires. Sussbx Vale. — Theophiflus D.jM'Elmen, Esquire. Woodstock. — B. Crannel Beardi-ley, A K. Smedes Wetmore, A. Nelson Garden, David Lewis Dibblee, Lewis Peter Fisher, George Connell, and IForace H. Beardsley. Esquires. Rcstook — Andrew W. Rainsford, Esquire. Madniofiska.^SN m. 'Y . Wilniot, and W. M. Maclauehlan, Esqrs. Oromocto. — ^'eorge S. Grimmer and George J. Bliss, Esquires. ^i,,y«3 PROVINCUL MILITIA. v> if »t -v) ilOJ">Hi>ai'{'pi i)ri.S ,.t STAFF. His Excel!en«y Sir Edmujjd Walker Heap, Bart., Commander in . . Ch.iet\ ' mw'^lim'- '■ ■ The Honorabl* Lieutenant Colonel George Shore, Adjutant General 21st M«reh, 1821. Lieutenan Colonel R. Hayne(N» B. Regiment of Artillery), Assistant Adjutant General— 4th April, 1848. LieutenanVColonel John Allen, Quarter Master General~4th May, 1839. Lieutenant Colenel Charles Deury^ Deputy Quarter Master General' 18lh Jape, 1847, Lieutenant Colonel Hayne ssor Morton, to determine the comparative ca- pacity of the sk^ ■ sll the varieties of mankind. The following are Professor Mk ;.; s conclusions: Having obtained a consider- able number of the skulls of the various races of men, Dr. Morton Dieasured their internal capacity by means of white pepper seed, and found the following results : Race3. 1. Caucasian, 2. Mongolian, 3. Malay, 4. Aboriginal American, 5. Ethiopian, No. of Skulls. 52 10 18 147 y9 Meau iiil«riial ca- pacity in cub. 87 83 81 80 78 the series. 109 93 89 100 94 "75 69 64 60 65 Largest in jdinaliest m the | It thus appears that the aboriginal Americans rank fourth with respect to the eize of their brains, the Ethiopians being lowest and the Caucasians highest. The Caucasian race is one widely spread on the fitce of the globe,'and, in addition to physical beauty of the highest order, is distinguished for intellectual eminence- The skin of this raco may be generally described as fair ; but it is sus- ceptible of every tint, and in some nations is almost black. The hair ia fine, long, curling, and of various colors. The skull is a large rounded oval, and the brow full and elevated. The face is comparatively small, oval in form, and well proportioned. The nose is arched, the chin full, and the teeth vertical. The chief families of the Caucasian variety are the Caucasian proper^ the Germanic branch, the Celtic, the Jirahian, the Lybian, the Miotic^ and the Hindostanic. A small body of pure Caucasians founded the Roman nation. The personal difference between them and 49 \ t*. • I; .A HfP M the Greekt), aros**, doubtlesB from the extensive admixture of the early Romans with the Sabines, and other surrounding tribes. The Cellic branch of the Caucasians formed extensive settle- ments, at a very early period in Western Europe The whole, it may be said, of Italy, Spain, France, (called Gallia Celtics,) and Britain, was peopled by them The successive comming- ling of races, caused by incursions of the Greeks, Romans, and Germans, did much to obliterate the traces of this variety in its pure state ; yet the race, language, and name, still remain in their primitive conditipn on the outskirts of the original Celtic dominions. We allude chiefly to parts of Scotland, Ireland, and Wales; and in Brittany, Gascony, and Biscay, the traces of the people are al«o. distinctly obseivable. Currency op thk World. --The aggregate currency of the world, as naar a» can be ascertained, is as follows : Rank Currency. Sps. in Circ. Gr^at Britain, '' $150,000,000 75,000.000 United State*, 155,000,000 20,000,000 France, 100,000,000 60,000,000 Rest of Europe, 200,000,000 200,000,000 200,000,000 Uestofthe the World, 50,000,000 25,000,000 40,000,000 Spe. in Tlanks. 90,000,000 75,000,000 40,000,000 Total, estimated, $650,000,900 380,000,000 445,000,000 Population of the Earth.— Of the population of the earth, 417,000,000 belong to. the European or Caucasian race ; 280,000,- 000 to the Asiatip o.r Mongolian ; 90,000,0000 to the African or negro ; 20.000,000 to the Malay, and 10,000,000 to the American or Indian race. Square m. Population. 3,500,000 2:i8,7H2,000 15,000.000 50,565,000 16,(K)0.000 450.000,000 11.000,000 57,000,000 Indian, 4,500,000 20,925,000 Southern, Europe, America* Asia. Africa, Oceanica, Oceans. , ' Square m. Pacific, - 77,000,000 Northern Ocean, 6.000,000 Atlantic. 34.000.000 20,300,000 13,000 000 Total. 50,000,000 817,271.000 150,000,000 Cost of hjTSMPBRANCF.— It is estimated that the annual cost of intemperance is, in France, .$260,000,000 ; in Great Britain $195,000,000; in Sweden, |65,000,0d0; and ia the Uhited States^ $40,000,000 ; an^all this in addition to the cost of prisons, police, asylums, wopkhouses, etc., which are rendered necessary by : intoxicating drinjjs. British Mint— The British Mint docs an immense business. The amount of gold coined in 1847 reached $400,000,000; the silver eoined was only $11,300,000, and the copper coined was a little over .$3,000,000. TheLkt«oth or Days. At Berlin and London, the longest day has sixteen and a half hours At Stockholm and Upsal, the lowgeat day has eighteen and a half hours. At Hamburg, Dant- W 50 ■i> ire of the ng tribes, ve settle- 16 whole, Celtica,) romming- lans, and ety in its emnin in lal Celtic and, and es of the 3y of the ;. in Banks. 0,000,000 5,000,000 f) ,000,000 0,000,000 0,000,000 5,000,000 he earth, 280,000,- frican or \nierican Square m. 7,000,000 6,000,000 4.000,000 :o, 300,000 .3,000 000 0.000,000 nual cost Britain, ;d States, IS, police, njsary by business, ,000; lhe{ led was a e longest Jpsal, the irg, Dant- >».> zic, and Stettin, the longest day has seventeen hours, and the shortest seven. At St. Petersburg and Tobolsk, the longest has nineteen, and the shoitest five hours. At Tornea, in Finland, the longest day has twenty-one houis and a half, and the shoitest two and a half. At Wanderbus, in Norway, the day lasts from the 21st of May to the 22d of July, without interrup- tion j and at Spifzbergen, the longest three and a half months. Emigration in the Uniteo States.— The great West is the field for emigration, both from foreign lands and from the eastern parts of our own. In 1848, it is supposed that 300,000 emi- grants landed from Europe on our shores; and in 1849, their number was estimated at an average of 1,000 per day. Most of these emigrate westward. From the older states, too, the stream is constant. Fifty years ago, there, were less than 300,000 people west of the Alleghanies. Now, there are 10,000,000 ! The commerce of the valley of the Mississippi is estimated at the value of $439,000,000 ; being double the amount of the whole foreign commerce of the nation. Our entire territory is 3,252,574 square miles, nearly equal in extent to the whole of Europe ! Ohio would contain Massachusetts 5 times ; Texas would contain it, 44 times ; the new territory, 72 times ; and the whole western country, 258 times ! And all this vast region is to be filled up by emigration ! — Am paper The Bible, — It is said that in 1804, according to the best estimate that can be obtained, there was in existence only about 4,000,000 copies of the Bible. Now there are more than 30,000,- 000. In 1804 the BibJe had been published in 48 or 49 languages ; in 1848 it existed in 136. In 1804 it was accessible in languages spoken by about 200,000,000 of men ; in 1847 it existed in tongues spoken by 600,000,000. Agriculture and War. — ^It is estimated that all the agricul- tural labor done in England in 1848, cost £18,200,000. Official j returns show that the cost of her army establishment for the same year was £18,500,000. That is, £300,000, or a million and a half of dollars more are paid for preparations for consuming and impoverishing war, than for all her gold^^n harvests, and to jr the 700,000 laborers who produce them. Nutriment in Different Substances. — Dr. Wai wick, an j English lecturer, gives an interesting comparison of the amount of nutriment contained in diiferent vegetable and animal substan- > ces, and the time for their digestion. Of vegetables, he considers ' that beans contain most nutriment. As to animal substances, he ' remarked that mutton contained 29 per cent, of nutriment, beef! 26, chicken 25, pork 24, cod and .sole 21, haddock, 18, &c. As ' to digestion, boiled rice occupied an hour, sago an hour and forty \ five minutes, tapioca and barley two hours, stale bread two hoiirt*, 1 new bread three hours, boiled cabbage four hours, oysters two and | a half hoars, salmon four hours. Venison chops one and a |^alf, , mutton three, beef three, roast pork five and a quarter, raw pggs I two, soft boiled eggs eight, hard ditto, three and a half. :, 'J H |H [n 4 9"^ ■1\ ¥:- 'f-' Learn to Cook AVf.i.l. Tlio he.-illh of the family depends upon it. We know there are those who associale luxury, effe- minacy, and all dependant ills, with every attempt of the kind re- commended. But wo do not believe that health is promoted by eating raw carrots, or doughy bread, or that to secure long life, it is necessary to turn cannibal. Nor wero men made to gruze like cattle, or eat food like a ,dog. Nor is it necessary, in order to shun tlio errors of which we gpeak, to rush into the opposite extreme. Good cookery does not consist in producing the highest seasoned dishes, nor such as to foster a morbid appe- tite ; but in preparing every dish well, however simple or com- mon it may be. There arc, for instance, families who never oat any good bread from one century to another, and have lio idea in what it consists. Nor are meats cooked any better vvitJiin their precincts. Those little, simple, and healthy delica- cies, which the good housekeeper knows intuitively how to pro- duce, are never seen here. Eyen ft disJi of potatoes cannot get themselves well boiled. A member of the family might as well fall among the Hottentots as far as any proper nursing is concerned. These things ought not to be, nor is there any need of their existence, if the hou?ewife has any just notions of her ob- ligations to herself and those about her. The science of bread making, ©f meat broiling, stewing, roasting, and boiling; of vegetable cooking, and of preparing the multifarious small dishes of all sorts, which go to make pleasant the tablo, and all about, are hers— hers to understand and practice. YoDNo Men. — It sbo.uM be the aira of young men to go into good society — we inean not the rich, nor the proud, nor the fashionable, but the society of the wise, the intelligent, and the good. When you find men who know more than yon do, and frotri whose conversation you can gather information, it is always safe to associate with them. It has broken down many a man to associate with the low and vulgar, where the ribald" song was sung, and the indecent story was told to excite laughter or influ- ence the bad passions. Lord Clarendon attributed success and happiness in life to associating with persons more learned and virtuous than ourselves. If you wish to be wise and respected, if you desire happiness and not misery, we advise you to ossoci^f^ with the intelligent and good. Strive for excellence and strict integrity, and you will never be found in the sinks of pollution, or in the ranks of profligates and gamblers. Once habituate your- self to a virtuous course, once secure a love for good society, and no punishment would be greater than, by accident, to be obliged for half a day to associate with the low and vulgar. A Roaring Fountaiic.— The highest fountain in the world, is on the grounds of the Duke of Devonshire, in England, where a single jet is thrown up to a height of 267 feel, more than 100 feet higher than Niagara Falls. The eight, acre reservoir which sup- plies it, is 389 feet abo>re. I canH^ never accomplished any thing. Fll try, has done wonders. iiiiiiiiiiiis ^asssi 52 depends ury, effe- e kind re- imoted by ng life, it rraze like order to opposite eing the )id appe- e or com- Iio never and have my better liy delica- w to pro- j3 cannot might as nursing is any need of herob- 3 of bread filing; of tail dishes all about, ** to go into , nor the , and the )n do, and ; 13 always r a man to song was ir or influ- ccess and irned and respected, ) Qssociait6 and strict pollution, uato your- ciety, and je obliged B world, is , where a m 100 feet which 8up- ) wonders. I Tka. — how dried h [I the Chinese — Tlio Ibilowing account^ by an eye witness, of the mode in which tea is gathered ntul prepared for market, by the Chinese, will doubtless be interesting. It is tffken from a letter addressed by a lady to her parents. " On the side of the hill, we found women and children picking tea leaves from the shrub, which are as high as ordinary currant bushes. They are sot a few feet from each otli«r, and the leaves in form awd size are very much like those of a wintergreen. We passed through a village of a thousand inhabitants, where we saw large quantities of tea drying ou mats on the ground. But I am forget- ting to tell you what I presume will ^e more interesting to you tl»an any thing else I can write about — the process of curing the lea. It is very simple, a:id the idea which some of you *' outside barbarians" entertain, that tea is dried on cop/)er is entirely incor- rect. It is mostly picked from the bushes by women aud children, into baskets, one person being aUle to pick about thirty " cattis" (or forty pounds) in a day. It is then spread on mats, and dried an hour or more in the sun, previously however, having some of the juice squeezed out, and the leaves somewhat curled, by rub- bing them with the hand over a rough kind of matting, which lets the juice run oft". After drying in the sun, it is ready to be "fired," which is an operation we watched some time with considerable interest. A dozen or more pounds are put into a kind of kettle, resembling a potash kettle, except that it is low on the front side, and runs up some two feet behind. A man stands in front, and keeps the tea constantly stirring while being heated, which he ac- complishes by thrusting his arms as high as his elbows under the hot tea, and giving it a toss upwards against the back of the kettle. This operation is kept up two or three hours, by two men, who constantly relieve each other. When this process is finished it is ready for market, but tea that is intended for exportation is again fired slightly by the tea merchants before being shipped. We drank some that was growing on the bushes the day before, and might have obtained some that had been gathered and cured that day. This tea is of a fine quality, and if known as the " Tau-bah- san" lea, from the name of the mountain <)n which jt grows. Some of the finest of it is prepared for the Emperor. It is the green tea of which I have been writing. The olack^ it may be, is subjwted to a process in some respects ditTerent." Enjoymf.nt of Life. — Two wealthy men, considerably advan- ced in life, were lately conversing in regard to the period when they had best enjoyed themselves " 1 will tell you," says one, " when 1 most enjoyed life : soon after I was twenty one, I worked for Mr. , laying stone wall, at one shilling and three pence per day r " Woll," replied the other, *' that does not differ much from my experience ;, when I was tvveniy, 1 * hired out' at seven dollars per month; I have never enjoyed myself better since." The experience 6f these two individuals teaches — 1st. that one's happiness does not depend on the amount of his gains or ihesta- tion he o-.cupies; 2d. that very small beginnings, with industry and prudence, may secure wealth. il u i A Ill vfi i>! lUi: I ■1 ii I If !l Making Yeast. — Tlie foliovving mode, which \a fuund very convenient in practice, is given by a notable housewife. One quart of hops is boiled about three hours with about seven gallons of water ; after thul the resulting liquid ig passed through a cullen- der on three quarts of Indian meal, or so much that the mixture will be like batter. Half a tea-cup of salt is added, and when cooled to novv milk warmth, half a pint of yeast. After stirring well, it stands fifteen or twenty hours, and Indian meal added till of the consistency of dough, when cakes, three inches in diameter and half an inch thick are made from it, and dried on a board by a fire ; much heat will destroy the yeast, and if not dried in two or three days fermentatiojT will proceed so far as to destroy it. These cakes will be good for three months; one of them soaked half an hour in warm, not hot water, will be enough for a large loaf. The yeast prepared by the Hungarians is similar, and will keep, it is said, a whole year. During the summer season, they boil a quantity of wheat bran and hops in water; the decoction is not long in fermenting, and when this has taken place, they throw in a sufficient portion of bran to form the whole into a thick paste, which they work into bdHs, and dry by a slow heat. Receipt roR Curing Hams. — 7 lbs. coarse salt, 5 lbs. brown sugar, a oz. salt petre, ^ oz. pearl ash, 4 gallons of water. Boil ail together, and scum the pickle when cold. Tut it on the meat. Hams to remain in 8 weeks — beef 3 weeks. The above is for 100 lbs. weight. It is said that hams cured by this mode are of supe- rior quality. It is called the " Newbold receipt." Curing Hams. — The following mode of curing Hams has been much admired. To every two quarts of a saturated solution of common salt, is added one ounce of summer savory, one of sweet marjorum, one of alspice, half an ounce of saltpetre, and one pound of brown sugar. The whole to be boiled together, and applied boiling hot to the hams, which are to remain in pickle three weeks Milking Clean. — Experiment has shewn that the milk last drawn from the cow is from ten to twelve times richer than the first drawn portions, oi contains from ten to twelve times as much cream. ' Draining. — Imperfect underdraining is very common. A wri- ter in the Hillsborough Gazette gives the following good rule: If water stands on the surface of ^ fiftld three hours after rain has ceased to fall, that field is not .sufficiently drained fur the cultiva- tion of grains. Waste OF Manure in Cities. — The London sewers poor daily into the Thames, 115,000 tons of mixed drainage. One part in 30 u regarded as rich, fertilizing, solid manure, or 3,800 tons daily. This amount would richly manure tvery year more than fifty thousand acres of land. v Cure for Hard Times. — Cheat the doctor by being temperate ; cheat the lawyer by being out of debt ; and cheat the demagogue of whatever party by voting for honest men. 54 !i •unci very if'e. One »n gallons 1 a cullen- ) mixture and when er stirring added till i diameter L board by ed in two destroy it. m soaked large loaf. [ will keep, hey boil a ion IS not r throw io lick paste, t«. brown ter. Boil the meat. i is for 100 '6 of 6upe« ) has been solution of e of sweet one pound id applied ree weeks milk last ' than the 8 as much I. A wri- d rule : If T rain has te culti va- pour daily part in 30 tons daily. than fifty Dmperate cuiagogue ANSWKIIS To J. Moore'h Rebus, Charade Sfc, in last ijear'a Jilmanuc. The round letter 0, if I rightly divine, The terms of your Rebus will suit, sir, Then Mtcca and Duco^, in pro or in fine, Oftlie others are surely the root, sir. Simottds, W. W. CHARADE. Three nouns in one by me com- bin'd— The first does five contain, To ea«e creation's lord desiga'd, And toil for him amain. But three are in the second found, But still of such a nature They long to view what tills the ground, A terror to each creature. Without the third exotic lands Would be a mere conjecture, We ne'er would hear tiieQ,ueen*ri commands, Nor she be our protector. When these you have discovered true, And rightly them connected. They'll shew an act and actors too Twas just as [ expected. Q^aco. J.^IooRE. REBUS — BY THK SAME. I'm three and five letters, a curious word, My fifth is precisely the same as my third. [mal's uame. Three next to my third are an ani- My three first are a being exactly the same. [may see. [n India and Spain my last you My whole when 'tis found a life taker will be. ENIGMA. — BY THE SAMR Ere Adam out of dutit was made, Or Eden's garden was array 'd VVitli different trees of good and evil, Or serpent's form assum'd by Devil To desecrate our parents fair And holy innocence impair— I hud my birth : from Heaven I tame — [name. The mighty God pronounc'd my He then commissioned me to go Through all the universe to show His wondrous power, and to unfold Creation's beauty — Man behold! And since that hour uutired I rove O'er hill and dale, o'er plain and li^grovo — Where Amazonia's rolling tides A rich Briizilian soil divides — Or where the genial flowing Nile Waters a rich alluvial soil — 'Tis there I reign in beauty drest And beams ethereal deck my vest. But yet I roam through eveiy clime Unchanged by the hand of time. To-day 1 wait upon a bride, Or at her nuptial feast preside ; Attend to-morrow at the grave. Where earth life's votaries receive But ah ! hov^ changed, no tongue can tell, To those within a gloomy cell — The wretches doomed, whose dun- geon drear, [tear- Marks the lone hour with many a Then an unwelcome guest I come, The signal of thi.ir final doom. But to thti mariner on the sea, With foaming breakers on his lee, The howling winds mock at bis call— To him I then am " all in all." For hope almost deserts his breast, If I forsake him in distress ; A noble friend f yet remain, [same Though ever changing, still the Yet when black darkness veils the sky, [fly. From pole to pole the lightnings And pealing thunder seems to make The city wall's foundation shake, Wiih cruel foes beleagur d round, Whose deadly gnns augment the sound — Where foe to foe do tishtly match, And sentries each portcullis watch. 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OC'5 Tp c> cc w «7 oooo o O ^ « 00 o l-« p— ^H ^^ (W C« CT C9 C0(0rt<6(0 • Ol-HCSlO XNOffOO*. r©Qo^o :ic©oco )(0© ;oo IN^^ 2, NORTH MARKET WHARF, C.&W.H.ADAHfS lffl«/» constantly on hand a ffenernl assortmnnt of Shelf ^ Heavy HARDWARE, IRONMONGERY, BAR AND BOLT IRCIT, STEEL, &o. COMMON and T^efined Iron; Swedish ditto; Blister, German and Cast Steel; Borax; Blacksmiths* Bellowi, Anvils, Vices, Sledges, Hammers, &c. ; Augers ; Hollow Ware, consisting of Pots, Camp Ovens, Spare Covers, Boilers, Griddles, Booled Frying Pans, Spiders. CART and WAGGON BOXES ; Tea Kettles ; Saucepans ; Pre- serving Kettles ; Glue Pots ; Wash Basins, &c. LOCKS, HINGES and SCREWS of all descriptions; Files; PLANES ;. SAWS ; Spikes and Nails, every sizt j^" CAM'S" EDGE TOOLS ; HORSE n.nd OX NAILS ; % a new article of Venetian SHUTTER HINGE, which ^ require no fastening on the house to keep it open ; Steeled ^ SOCK ED SEIOVE LS; Steel and I ron square point Shovels; ^Ditching Spades, Scythes and Sneaths ; Sickles and ^ Reaping Hooks; Hoes ; Ox Chains ; Horse Traces ; Halter ^Chains ; Powder and Shot ; ©UxNS, Pistols, Shot Belts and I Powder Flasks ; Sash and Coffin Cord ; Fox Traps ; Skates; ( Shovels and Tongs ; Fenders ; Dish Covers ; Tea Trays ; Brass and Plated Candlesticks, and Snuffers and Trays; Britannia Metal Tea and Coffee Pots ; Window GLAiaS ; Paints and Oil ; Paint, Whitewash, and other Brushes; " Hoole & Co. V Gang and Circular SAWS ; Rowland'aj ; Mill Saws ; Sleigh Bells ; Sheet Lead ; Sheet Zinc ; Block;] ^ Tin and Zinc ; Hair Cloth and Curled Hair ; Carriage Springs and Patent Axles ; Copptr and Iron Coal & Scoops; Short linked Chains, J to 4 ^^\ SCALES, viz. ''Grocers' Stand Scales, Counter Balances, "Salter's"; Spring Balances, with and without Scales ; and a great Tariety of Small Wares, not enumerated. ^3'M of which they offer ^ either Wholesale or RetaU, 9i a§ itm 4^ rates as can Ife purthased in th» City, .wmt^^minam .Ta%. t%.Ttn-^jnni>t- mfK-:mBBa ■ ■•%■ » ■:> .-f- KOADS AND DIS TAISLKS. i IPntiK Saint Jvhn ft Fnrleritlon ie/ fit' JVwvjvM Jiuad. Mil:'*. Harding'^ (i'oikshira ttr.) 4 • Walters', JO Douglas Arms lua, 4 • Burton's, , § Bradley's, ' § Hovvejl'sj, / I . t- • Darby Gillan'R, 7. William Siuilh**, [QdYV,) 7 Oronioclo, 7 Freiloricton, 1 1-65 On the East Side of Iks IU»or Drako'w (TorrybMni), Gondola Point, Kingston, IJead of Beileisle, Washademoac, Jeraseg Ferry, Tilley'8 Shemeld,, Widow Perley'i, Frederictoo, / 9 4 14 13 6 JS 8 15>r-S6 Less by the Nerepis Road, 21 Saint John to Saint JinirevM. To Byrne's, La lie fie Id, 9 Tilton'a, Musquash, , 6i| Clements', ' 6 McGovvan's, 8 McCarl's, Pennfield, J2 Shaw's Magaguadavic, 3^ Mrs. Boyd's, i3ocabec, 10 Saint Audi'ews, JO Total, 65 Saint John to Martiu-i Haul. To Cody's, , J} Beatty'g, ' ^ Quaco, II Melvin, or Fuller's Boach, (5 Big Salmon River, 3 Little Salmon River, »^ 5 Martiii'd Head. 4 Saint Juht to Jivherst ("X- i.) Mi]M. To Drake's, Torryburn, Wright'.", HammoMiJ River Bridge, lianiptuu Ferry, Hay's; Baxter's, Fiuijer Boajrd, Roaolie « .Vi'31ona^'U'«, To Snssex Vfilt, 4C To M'LeoJ't, Portage, Sleeve's^ Mxon'a, Lewis', To Bend of PetitcodJM, 94 Clinrter'e, Memramcook, 1(5 Hickman's,' Dorchester, Westcock, Tantamar, Amherst, 8 To Dorchesttr, JJ8 7 30 9 Total, 49 Saint John to Sh'^ody. To Deboiie's, French»Village, 30 Drummond's, VZ M'Mann'8, 12 Dorman's - Vi Meeting House. Sbepody, ]3 Total. 79 Total, 144 [From Dorche.iter to Amherst, by the new road (mail route), the distance is only 19 miles ] Tantamar to Prince Edward Ltland. Wells' to G. Chapell's, 9 Chapell'stoJohn Wall'j., Jlj Allen's, Cape Tormentine, 11 j C. Traverse, P. E. L,by water, 13 / * Total, 43! Jtmhca-fit to Halifai. To Stewart's, Hewson's, River Philip, Pnrdy's, mountain, Vewill's, Londonderry, Blanchard's, Truro, Hill's, Stewiacke, Miller's, Gay'a River, Keyes', Shultz's, Halifax, 1 JO 9 10 I 16; ^* 17! 9 19 9 Hi i Total, 116i mi I M I WIJ WTW vtam 7 5 4 7 54 10 .46 n 13 13 12 1J8 7 10 9 mi. llil nil jr. 12 il, 43 10 9 10 I 181 17 9 !• 9 lU 116i £«/i ,, . I Jones', Eel River, ' Woodstock Hotel, Victoria. . . A,r. Jewott's, Kerr's, ^ River de Chute, Tobiqui. Restock, , . ; Grand Falls. Akerley's, Grand River, Ryan's Little Falls, Madawaska, Degele's, L. Taniiscouata, 21 La Belle's, ent. of Portage, 16 13 H-*^ 0\J River de Loup, Karaouraska, Saint Anne, Riviere Quelle, Saint Thomas, Sailit Joseph, (Quebec, ^{■: Total, 71 F^ederieUm |« Mirimiihi. To Browfi'a, Young's, M'Leod'8, Boies'-" Hunter's, De Cantline's^ Cochrane's, James Jordan's, Parker's, ' Wilson's Point, Neweaslle, II 10 4| 20 14 10 M 6 7 7 3 - ■' Total, 350 Fr&m IHffby 1$ Halifax. To Annapolis^ * t9 Kentvillftv v^ f 58 Windsor,- S7 Halifax, 45 |. Total/ 149 HalifoKitt Pittou. To Putnam's Farm, 12 M'Keen's, " r 1(J Leckie'.«, 13 Heney's.. 12 .West Branch, Fast River, 26 To the Court House, 16 ■ -ai y ff i r twR ..>,.^MwaL>-'* T ..ifc»a / ifci Total, 106 Total, 95 Digby to Shelburae. To Jones', Sissiboo, 18 Tucker's Montagan Cove, 2) ^Richan's, Yarmouth, S8 Kendrick'a, Banington, 44 M'lLnosh's, Shalburne, 23 Total, 133! V-H I W. L. AYERY. GENERAL Printing Establishment, %rtrj Tarietjr of Bo