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I r Vol. I.] ...«,_ KINGSTON, (UPPER CANADA '<a ••." '}T7<) t*- ) |Ow i^*v '-X> TUESDAY, JANUART 22, 1811. .Regular Council Days for J .an-1 mat¬ ters throughout the year of our Lot d i 8 i ». ■r">* \h* **• ^-H / * - [No. 18. x v '/■' ! w EDNEb'DAY, 2nd January 22d do. I 2th Fvlvi Uiil V fth Mruvh a Cto Goods. Foreign Intelligence. I i ■ b UESDAY. ■ 1 26* h do. 16th April 7th May 28th do! 18th June 9th July 3c'ih do. 2o*h Augiift 8. B ART LET 'TNFGRMShk Vu,»d* and the Public, JL that lie has this day received, and ik*w opening (br fe!ea a LARGE SUPPLE of GOODS; CONSISTING OF ' Dry Goods, .*• Liquors and Hard Wai Crockery aijd Glais Ware, I? Grocen .* bandies, S3 c3~V. bV. ■ * ictii ^ei.temoer 1 ft Ocrober 2 2d do. 12th November 3rd December _ 24th do. (Slgnel) JOHN BMALL, c. e. c. VYhich, in addition to lih former duck, will maker his an^rtme«t very complete : the \vh »k of wlvch -wi;] he fold at the Monftta! friceS) f m- cafh.or any kind of produce. As lie is iiov/ doling his bofinefs in tuft p.ace, no credit will be given, and fold lower than citi* be pur- v- 1 he fubferiher re- turns his finccve thanks to few frienJs and y "tiie puhlie for pad favors, and informs them that he has on hand a large quantity of BOOTS,—Men's, Women** tod Children^ SffflM^Sdteand Upper LEATH-'.E:— afcwp.ir of Call-Iron SLEIGHSKC-E.u and a general aiTbrtmeut of DM if GO'Ji) » and GROCERIES—which he will £11 at v. very reduced price for cadi or produce. RICHARD'SMI1 ft c haled and as he h dcter- ?; ods will be in th- P.-.iVj.,..•-_• ; mined to I'd! all cflf, ^«ijp«% folicics his friends and cuitomeis to call and examine his Goods. Cr" Gash and 'lie Lighcit pric paid for PRODUCE, Iv. #. bi i\o!e or nhfi Ail thefe indebted, either I Account) arc remteflsd fa make uh mtdhtfe paymenh London, November 2.—We have receiv- pd, upon authority of which in common ca- ies we fiiould entertain no doubt, a commer¬ cial decree of Bonaparte, of a moll lingular nature.—The reafon alhVned for this de- cree is, that fome Engldh goods had been Smuggled into Nieuport, by concealing them between the planks of a Ihip, the Captain of which was fent to Paris. The following; is the fiibftance of the decree :— Paris, OElober 19. Art. I. All merchandiz'-s of whateverde- fcnption, the produce of the Englifh manu¬ factories, which are at prefent in Erance, or \\\ any country (without exception) where French troops are ilationed, fliall be public¬ ly burnt. Art. II. There fhall every where be ef- tablifhed efpeciai Courts of Judicature to de¬ tect fbwgglerSj and perlons concerned in il¬ licit traffic ; and to inrlicTt punifhment by im- prifonmeut, for a term not lei's than three nor more than ten yen's. In addition to the above articles, there is another, which fpecifies the punifhment on the,'merchant or fmuggler, viz. to be brand¬ ed on the forehead with the litters V. D. Kingston, Dec. I 1, 1810. I 2 *¥ 4 % tiffHa highel price given for good Flolm>.. r j^HE fixbfcribers having remov- ' The fubfcriber bees leave to inform the Public, tint her h:v; j tft received and has for fa'e, at the Si«-rc laistf occupied by Mr. A. Bo'iton, the tUlowin^ ed to the ouintin-f o cuuied by Melds. articles A'^F'>r cc 0ASCOM, le'pccliuliy i^fn-.n the 1: hibiLiivs of Kingston and iu vicinity, th. t th ry arc n«»w can vin.» on the S/IDDLE9 HARNESS i-f riiUNK-MAKlKGhv. iiritf&i in their leveral bianches. V it. Broaaclaths, KcrfeymcrecMeo^t- %S, f:!k and cotton Velvet, LHt/^'y, CV- Quroy, Swanfdown and Patent cord W'ii 1 •;; Vvhitr and pointed Cotton's : iia s'-'nur*. K>- "i.iuMi'tkc.'.ti: i , K, ■■><. r hair Shawls ; co -Mn^n dnt» Th«yhai now on hand ttty of warranted aim 1 • ft r j ■:■>'••*! fni'.r i 1 If] U O lUviK ni ptinte-n th'»i li'rri tH' r1- a quari- v.Oil: ; and their (ki^k nt.cle ufually kt- t s 1.T1P, -hey fitter thvnie!\ pg r-» •' "'•■ a33 or4i„«j feedfdanJ book MuHins C ; Ivcjto, jacoij t, ntto-fl Camb"f.: ••» fiinghsin% Cfiamhr.iy, Irifh Linen, Shifting, Cottons, brown Holland, Lace. Spirits, Whiiky. Tencrifib ar.d Port Wines, Sugar, Teas Tobaco* »Sn iH, f^,rt Wines, DUgar, teas looaeo, on ui, go'ap, Rai'tns, Chocolate, black and pnri.le Moiocco Skins, Seal &. Rtiflet ditto, I-ho«*% r«v woiit 10 their 1'iu- _-,po '.ii.:l on as reaf>n*- ab'e terin^, i">r icady p^y, as can be pmchaledl in f he Province. Conftaiit attention to bufmefs and the qiiaii.y of th<ic work, will be theirr offly claim upon the public patronage. * -J^llEPAiRtfiiQ done on f1"' •>1 fc .^ t- plarlsm & Britlfli Oil, Opodeldoc, Aniitto, Windfo'r So^-p, Nails & Ha'dwaieof various Jefcriptions. —also— the following BOOKS :—Mrs. Clark's Memoirs—Junius* Letters—Ameri- can iyjy—Charles Twelfth—Elizabeth— Celebs— Enfield's Speaker—School Bibles---. Teftarents—Webdcr^Spellingbooks—I)S- ^-orth's ditto—befides feverai arttcleb too te¬ dious to mention. ( , The whole of which are of an ' excellent quality, and will be fold at the ©oft reduced' prices for calh. ^rCouninProduce taken in payment. H. C iJrit>MbOj.N. jhorhjl notice,. C. W1LLXST0N St Co. Kings!on, Nov. 6, lb* 10. 7 tf WANXEF^ * A ^^^^,^' Man, about 14 or i e yearsj Xi, vl age, to attend in a 11 ore : good re-*. commendations will be required. Inquire off the Printers. , Jan. 1 c. ' tf Kir^ston, Dec. lS, 1810. I ? tf 3 TANNING & CURRYING. THE fubferibers inform their frienrls and the public, that thev cany on the TANKING & CURRYING bu&ndS, at iheir works in Kingllon, and pledge incm- felvesthat their work (hall be well executed. They will tan hides upon (hare3 for fuch as may defire it, upon liberal terms. Hides will lie received at the houfeof M* Rogers, ad- jpining Walker's Hotel. Morocco and other Currying fone at iliort notice^ by a workman lately •^om New York, SHERIFF'S SALE. MidlandDi/iricl>~) T^ Y virtue of a V/ritr 10 wit. y U of Fieri Fatten* iffun. ed out of his Majcity's Court of King*^ Bench, and to me direct<*t\, againft the lands^ and tenements of James North, at the fuit off James Robins, 1 have ic'zed and taken ir^ execution lot number twenty-fix on Weflfc Bay, in the townfltip of Mary (burgh, countyv of Piince Edward, and dillricl aforefaid, con-. taining by admealuremeut two hundred aeres^ and an improvement of about 40 act es, be trio fame move or lefs, which will be adjudged to, the higheft bidder, at the gaoi door in the> town of King'lion, on the 16 th day of A prill ne::t, at the hoiir of ten o'clock in the fore-. noon. And any peifon or peifons who may, have any claim to the above mentioned prem-. lies, either by mortgage or othenrile, are re-. queried to make the fame known to me be-. fore the day of fa'ie. CHARLES STUART, Sherif Shrift Qrjice, October 9, 1810. Jtf itrct- ti ffJGG & HAGAR, AVE j"ft received f'toin Lond.ik5 and ofr"err for fa'", at their - KingH(( MOSES ROGERS, JOHN ELLERBIi on, January 1, 1 o 11. I >tf * 3 r? r> TT Hat Store & FaElory, £2 REMOVAL. Northrop^ Wolcott CV-5 Abl DC Have removed from W 54 St. Paul Street to No. 101, ow door *Wth of Meffrs. I^llots, Gatrs - Co. JW they have a General Aff.rtuunt of J*W COOLS rmhand, which ihcy offer **fc on reafon.,bh- terms* N. \V. '8c ABBE. wwtnalt mb&'K. 10:0. vtf J»/i», 100 6V. Fr.nl Sired, Morirca!, *~xt d,.orJ.utb off 71?'.///!. Beliotvsu Gates l& «'•'<'• A General ilffj-tmeut oi Oentleraea's fi»? Beaver Hath j filk Water Prur»f, Leghorn am? Wiliow^o.;. JUad'CS .ih<": Children s bc^.vc-r a-^d ft raw BoNNJETS,ntt- the larcft f«{|ri<m» and bffl cfialky. Aiw, M'tj v- Folaitig Hat-.., el-gindy inrowsed ; Ha1. Tr mrnnigs,^ &.-.&C. whuh were imported wfonasgond w-.m1, *n4:j w 1 6e (o.U as cheap or' cheaper thai* tjn bfi |iooghjt la the country. , Thev bsvs aT. a v.i-icty of Hats of tht:r o-.vn, m.i!^, ' which they we witting •. «wun: ro be -,, durable as any ever offered tor fate in Ca::a^a. Qfdiii from the Cf&ntt? ^TnkfoTiy reer^jjn^ ft-.dlyat- -. -.ir *fl* CASHf-idJo- tVRS. A lingular circumifance refulting from a melancholy caufe took place yeilerday. The unexpected meeting- 0f Parliament, after it had be^n prorogued by proclamation in the Gazette ; in o.mfequence of the King's in¬ ability, through indifpofition, to give effect to that proclamation, by affixing the fign Manual to a commiflion of Peers, empower- Wg their performance of the formalities of piorogation, in hk Majedy's royal name. IIovse of Lords—November 1. Their lordfhips met, from 20 to 30 in number, about half pall 3 o'clock. Pray- cis having been read as ufual. The Lord Chancellor, ac 4 o'clock, rofe, and in a very imprelTive manner ubferved, fuant to the regular notification for the ill of November, which dated, that his Majef- ty would appoint a commiffi >n in the ulual manner* But it was with the deepeft con¬ cern and regret that he found himfelf under the neceffity of informing their lordfhips, that fuch was at prefent the {late of the per¬ ianal indiipolition of his Majelty, that he had not thought it his duty, under the cir- cum(lances, to proffer to his Sovereign a commiflion to receive the fign manual. This perfona! indifpofition of his Majelty was cre¬ ated by the preffure of that domeftic afflic¬ tion \^in which every noble lord mull fympa- thize] upon his Majefty's paternal feelings. But he was happy to lay, that there were ftrong hopes of his Majcfly's recovery from that indifpofition. In this ft ate of things • he had coniidered what was his line of duty, with refpec\ to carrying into effect the noti¬ fication of the meeting of Parliament.— Whether his putting, without the fign man* nal, the great feal to fuch a commiflion, would or would not be confidered ftridly le¬ gal, was a queftion upon which he lhould not enter, and therefore would not trouble their lordfhips upon that fubjecL He lhould only fay, that under all thefe circumflances, he did not think it advifable for him fo to do. Much as he lamented the circumftances un¬ der which their lordfnips then affembled, he muft leave it to their wifdom to adopt fuch a mode as appeared mod convenient and pro¬ per for an occafion of fo much importance. The Earl of Liverpool rofe, and after dwelling briefly on the lamented (ituation of the health of his Majelly, caufed, as it had been' truly ftated by the noble lord on the wool fa ck, by a ferious and fevcre domeftic calamity, ftated, that there was every reafon to hope, from the opinions of the phyficians who attended the royal perfon, for a fpeedy recovery from the illneis under which his Majefty at prefent fuffeied. Upon a view of the circumftances, his lordffrip felt it to be jfii^ duty, and he believed he felt, in common with the houfe, to move that their lordfhips do adjourn. At the fame time, he wifhed that the adjournment mould take place for the .fhortell pofnble term ; which was one fortnight. He lhould, therefcre, move, tint the houfe, at its riling, fnould adjourn till Thurfday, the 15th of November. agreement with the motion of the noble 1 >rd oppofite. (Hear I Hear I) Pie lamented as much as any noble lord the caufe of the prefent motion ; to which he gave bis entire afTent. Had this been a cafe on which a precedent was to be founded, he mould cer¬ tainly have preferred an adjournment de die in diem ; but the prefent motion beinc foun- qed upon a parliamentary precedent, he mould offer no further remarks on that fub- jecL United as the noble lord's motion was with his other intended motions for the fummoning of their lordfhips a fortnight hence, and with a letter from the Lord Ch'in- cellor, dating the expectation of the atten¬ dance of every noble lord in his place, on thefe grounds, he entirely agreed with the motion. The Lord Chancellor then put the quef¬ tion :—the Earl of Liverpool then mfe, and moved that the lords be fummoued for Tliurf- day, the 15th of November.—Agreed to nem. dis. * . The Earl of Liverpool rofe again, and moved, that the Lord Chancellor be d ed to write a letter to every noble hid, iri- forming him that tlie houfe of Lords expect¬ ed his lordfliip's attendance on Thurfday the 15th of November.—Agreed to nem. dis. . The Earl of Liverpool then moved, that their lordfhips lhould adjourn till November the 15th.—Agreed to nem. dis. The houfe adjourned at half pad four. [The houfe of Commons adopted the reso¬ lution of the houfe of Lords, to adjourn to the 15th of November.] November 3.—Upon the derth of Prmcefs Amelia yederday, which happened about 12 o'clock, the centries about the Lodge Were doubled to keep every thing quid : the death of her royal highnefs was not general* ly known and believed in Windfor, till a bout 3 o'clock. This morning accounts were received c: the death of the Earl of Dartmo-jih, Lord Chamberlain. •* Death of the Prinerfo Am ' t.—Th? fuCcr reached their termination, ami fhe his been called to receive the rtcompenfe of her pL-ty r.nd patience " in another & a better world." It will afford fome confolation to our read¬ ers to hear, that her lad moments were en¬ tirely free from pain ; (he departed without the leaft druggie or convuldon : thole who were in attendance Upon her did not think her lad moment was arrived—(he died as one dropping gently and calmly to deep. The great affii&ion of knowing that her beloved father was ill had been fpared her ; (he brea¬ thed her lad in complete ignorance of it. However we may regret the early death of this truly amiable Prmcefs, every refte&in£ and feeling: mind mud derive conio^aticr.? from the confideration that me has at length been releafed from fufferin^s to which no hu¬ es • man aid could afford relief, and which, from her patient endurance of them, the better prepared her for that heavenly abode which her virtuous fpirit doubtlefs now enjoys. Her royal highnefs was the youngefl child of their Maj'efties. She was born Augud 7th, 17S3, ami was from early youth of a very tender atid delicateconftitution, being frequently attack¬ ed with fevere indifpofitions. In her perfos fhe was tall and (lender, and her air was mod: graceful and pofieffing. Illnefs had impref- fed her mark on her countenance, an,t! feat-; tered lilies over her cheeks. In her man¬ ners fhe was fo mild, elegant and aiTable, as to win every heait. The frequency of her indifpofitions pre¬ vented her from iludying as deeply as hei el¬ der filters, yet fhe cultivated the fine arts with great fuccefs. In mufic and painting flie was a proficient. She met with few ri¬ vals on the piano-forte, and difplayed claf- fical tade both in her felecvtion and execution of pictures. A model of filial piety, her love for her father wa's revealed in all her ac¬ tions, and was fo tenderly e'xpreffed a few day £01 ues to labor. Dignified, though condefcen ding ; benevolent, without o'lentation; live- ys before her death, as to occafion the un- .tunate illnefs under which lie dill contin¬ ued within thefphere of hearing of her vii toe's. Some fymptoms of the illnefs which fiIwsi i- y \ 1 :,fov. :o, iSlO. SO il but - few words : not for the porpofc of ma- v.aled themldvcs early he .0] al high £;a y p^foa wJ>atever«o the prefent tued the effeft, of Ka b,,,- v . •■ ■; - 3o^,ytoPwhich he confided unaaim t, much benefit from th t j^.....■ deiuable, but to wprefs his a^uickcnee and route amufemeut was ibM u 1 ! i i J i