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Vol.. I.] KINGSTON, (UPPER CANADA,) TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1811 [No. 2: MONTREAL Hat JVa /ttheS'gn of (he Mir.tr J kr II.it> No. 54, Old Market Place. % JABEZ I). DE WITT, MOSTrefpeCtfully informs the Public, that he has on hand a moil extanfiye lad corrfplcte afTortmcnt of HATS, HAT TRIMMINGS, &c. &c Amtmgst which are, Moft fuperb Military Hats, with orna¬ ments complete. Gentleman's mojlfafhlmaUe Beaver Hats. Do. Be 1 weens do. Do. Yeoman crowns do. do. Do.bl'k fuperiine green under do. Do. drab do. do. do. Do. black do. extra large brims do, Notice is hereby zbo&u '•0 all perfons indebted to the eftateof Alexander McDonald, baker,late of the town of Kingdom, deceafed, by prom- iiTory note, br ok account, or other obliga¬ tion, that unlefs immediate payment is made to the fuhfcribeis (who are duly authoriied to receive the fame and gl\-e acquittances) their accounts will be put into the hands of an attorney for collection. All perfons haying any claims again ft faid efiate, by prom i (Tory note, book account, or other obligation, are requefted to produce the fame for adjustment, on cr before '.he 15th day of March next, to the fubferibers. AX EXr. MACI)6nELL,^«V. JANNET MACDONELL,^/w'x. Kingston, I Oth Jan. 18 i i. 17—tf ABBOT & BASCOM, llave juft received and are now opening for fale, at their Store in Kingston, A VERT GEUEKAL ASSORTMENT OF FALL and WINTER GOODS : AMONG WHICH ARE THE FOLLOWING : UPERFINE,fecond&j Black, raple, fhtc&bot- MISCELLANY. • • l a t • For the Kingston Gazette. RECKONER ■No. 7. JUrF.KAL. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. Do. drab do. do. Bcft black water proof iilk Ditto green under do. ' Do. drab do. ^^^ • Do. do. green under filk . Do. caftor Koram do. Plated do. Gentl's varniihed leather Hats for travelling. Servants1 ditto do. Boys' Morocco Mats of all colors. Do. do. Caps do. Mens' & Boys' fine Cordies. Do. common do. Do. -Wool Hats of every description. Gold and filver tir.fci Cord Bands* Common do. do. White and yellow tinfel Cord Binding. Coarfe and fine Bow (lungs. Morocco of all coh.ru fuitaLle for Hat?. Fancy Tip Paper, do. do. Belt and common Glue. Logwood, Coppcia?, Verdigris. Aquafortis, Oil of Vitriol, Clothiers' Jacks. Hatters' do___Railing C<.vds. Hat Eruihes of all kinds iii life* ROMEO WADSWORTH, Has received uy the late arrivals from London and Liverpool^ a frefh fupply* of Drags & Medicines; WMch he oilers for fale on better terms than they ever have been fold in this country. Among which arc tie following articles ; z Toufc Alium 200 ib. Antimony crude ArnatEo Aiocs Aquafortis Nicre Fbiti$ « Gum Camphor Caiiihaiides Cftfin Cloyes 3 Tons Copperas 2 go ib. Crern faiur %q* o lb, t biT Sulphur CO * ICO - 300 - 100 • iOO * %S • 400 - zoo • Hatter's Iron Pickets, foe* vC. Sc &♦ Stampers, Runners down* -■/,/f fitlfjif'tN *' h ' ■ 7 T':^- ft V ifrliet*- 300 - 50 . 75 - 50 . 40 - *5 • 30 „ 60 - 28 - 25 - 30 - Flur Chamonjilfii Fol pigiulis Gum Ammoniac Gum Arabic Gam Aflafcetida Gun* Ben2uxn Gum Elemi Gum Galbanum Gum Guaicum - GitcGamb. Gum Juniper 30 lb. Oura Myrrh jc - Gum Scammor-y, Aleppo Gum Thus Gum Tragacanth Mice Magndfia Manna Nutmegs Opium Peruvian kark Jalap PowderM Rhubarb Sago in grain do, in pnwder 3 Tons Glauber Salts 75 Ib. Spermscem 60 - Tartar Emetic 2C - Solubil jo - Vitriol 56 - Tapioca 30 - Vermacilla 300 - Vitriol Roman Alb. 112 - 5° " 5 - 2CO - I50 - IOO - 50 - 200 - ICO - 212 - led - 75 " **i7.. White do. i'Lii-V do. Sc Light fawn Drab do- Hair, brown Olive Purple Blue And Green 1.1.11.lien ;> do. 56 - du. GumStcd Lac 3000 - Salt Petre Gum iMVLac 300 - Pearl barley PATEN? MEDICINES. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do.' do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. HAT rPJUMINGSy-v^. * Pink Linings Green Linings 'lied do* White do. Orange do. Blue do. [peryd. Yellow do. Brkdo.fr. 1/6103/9 Hat Covers of every kind in ufe. BINDINGS. Bed military bindings for cocked hats ; Black Galloons from 10/to 30/per Groce. Bed,drab do. Com. do. do. Beit black and drab Bands; Common do. do. White and black worded Looping 5 Common white Hat Buckles ; iteel do. Yellow Union ditto ; white do. do. Cords and TafiekT of all fizes &• colors, for Fancy Trimmings j Ladies' Bonnets. Extra large Cords for Ladks' Peliffes. Falh. fancy Trimmings for do. [Bonnets. Plumes of all colors, for Ladies' & Children's , All of which will be fold at the mod reduced prices, for cadi or fhort and ap¬ proved credit. , Montreal, Sept. 10, 1810. 1 « AnderiWs Pills Baliam of Honey Rtfllam of Gilead Batenian'sDiops Bollock's Elixir Bowden's Illue Plaifter BriClh Oil Cephalic SnurT Corn Plaifter Court fticking Plaiftet Daffy's El xir Dalr»y*s Carminative Earl's Remedy for the Hooping Cough EiTence Co:tsfo9t Do. Peppermint Do. Pennyroyal Effential fait of Lemon Do. do. Vinegar COLORS. Blue, Black White Chalk Red . do. Czrmine Fiake White Irankfort Black Indian Red Indian Ink Ivory Black Lamp Black Giafies Magncfia Godfrey's Col dial' Gowland's Lotion Hooper's Pills James' Analeptic PiU% do- Fever Powder Jefuit's Drops Liquid true Blue do. Nankeen Dye LoacngesToiu Magoeiia Lozenges Ormik'nk Medicine Refined Liquorice Steers's Opodeldoc S:oughton's Elixir Tina, Back, Huxhem»8 Turlington's Balfam EtTenceof Mustard C i^j row prie'd Broadcloth) F.-.rei* Cluchs Huntci'fl co* Scarlet d;>. K:rieys, C^flimccs liaizcs &c Flannels Carpeting KJuihings Sc Blankets Pain Sc twill'd Velvets Tiikkfccts Genoa CV>rd Blue & drab Terfey Knit Svvanfdovvn, worfied Cord, Toilinctt Sc Merfailles Vt-fting Salifbury F/lannel China blue Furniture Chincz do. Ditto Fringe Si!% 8c colon Bandanna Handkerchiefs Black & li^uied Silk do. Linen & cotton pocket do. Silk & cotton Shuwis Printed Sc plain Bornba- c zeftes Catimancoes £cDurants Wildbores Silk, lamb's wool, worfted & cotton H-jfe I'amb^s wool Gioves Worfted do# •Red and b'ue Caps Robe Patterns Fancy Ginghams « Calico* ** Dimities Colored Sc white Muflins JapanM, feeded, dc:t*d & figur^tlk. te white do. Lenues & Laces Cotton Sewings White & colorM Thread Tapss & Ihirt Buttons BJack", purple, blur, pink, brown, bufF, and llate col or'd Cambricks ^/hite Cotton Striped fccheckM do. Cotton Shirting ^ * i lirown Holland Silk Sc Cotton Umbrellas Satin?, Luftrings TafRlie8> Sarcenets §Hk & Twill Black, blue, fcarlet&drat Peii(Te Cloths Ditro Cords tie green PefuT; Velvets Jamaica Spirits 3t# Croix do. French Brandy Holland Gia Port Wirct L- P. TencciiFe do. Shryfe rlvlbn, hyfonilcin & fin- glo T-^as Pepper,Allir*ce Sc Ginger Mufccvado fugitr Raifins Sc Figs Almonds, Currants Tamautods Honey Indigo, Fig Blue Starch & Soap Plug, ro.i Sa (racking Tobacco Cigars, and Rappee fnuff UpperJLeather Morocco do. Calffkins Men's fhoes Coarfe Boots Blk. blue, purplei red & printed Morocco fhoes 5eledted Books Youth's He children'sdo. A General AfTortment of Hardwahe.Cutle- ry, Crockery, and Iron Hollow Ware Bar Iron Anvils, Vices Blifter & Crawley fteel H^rJ'e & pocket Piitols Shovels & fpades Frying Pans Nails 6XS, 7X9, 7^X81, and 8Xzo W'.ndowGufa Thermometers P:a:ei f»i*rs Gua Powder Snot & Bar Lead Military Silk water proof Falhion, Beaver Caftor Men's He boy's ielt do. Do, in, fine Cordies Leather Caps for children Hat»i*ciews Lawn H-U Covers Beit uviUc-d filk do. Ladies' falhionable Beaver Bonnets Ditto low pried <^. Prima mlhi deles amm'i lona.----- TO THE RECKONER'. SIR—Do not think it a degradation to your rrfpe&uble paper, that a prodigal foil requefU room to make all the reparation to a world juflly offended by his conduct, that his prefent mifcrable fituation admits. If fictitious ftories incite to virtue, how much more the narrations that are true. My father, Mr. Reckoner, was a refpe&a- ble merchant in London, trading to the W« Indies, who had no fori but your unhappy correfpondent. Tin's circumflance proved my ruin, for my parents foolifhly refolved never to contradict me. He has no brothers or fillers, they would fay, to entertain him ; let us not then abridge his little enjoyments with abfurd reftri&ions. Even the inou ne- ceffary difcipline may be difpenkd with, a9 it will be very eafy to bring him into order when his reafon begins to open. By thele fage refolutions, my childhood was guided ; and tho' they intended to make me happy, they were far from being fuccefsfu!. My temper became every day more and moie turbulent, and was not only vexatious to all our domettics, but a continual torment to myfelf. Years pafied rapidly away, and I had not acquired the very firit. elements oi knowledge. The fchool I conceived a mod intolerable rellraint, and the more odiqusbe- caufe inflead of being treated with diftino tion, I was expofed every hour to the molt humiliating companions. When I contract¬ ed thefe vexations with the unhcunded in- DittovTrimmmgs A general affortment of DRUGS & MEDICINE—among which are Brit'ifa Oil Cinnamon Harlem do. Steers1s Opodeldoc EJfence Peppermint » Mujlard Cephalic Swiff Refined Uiquorics Sel Poinent Saltpetre Wind/or Soap : Litharge Yellow Ochre Pruffian Blue, No. I Rofe Pink Pumice Stone Rotten do* /Spaniih Browa Vermillion Spanifh White SAUCES. Cherokee Sauce India Soy Muihroom Ketchup *>3 99 Burgamot Chinas Worm dejlroy- Gold Leaf ing Lozenges Silver do. Godfrey's Cordial Jefuit's Drops -w- — ---- — - w Ivory Black Black Lead Church's Cough Drops Anchovies EiT. Anchovies Quinci fauce Sauce Royal Cavice ^ SUNDRIES. Apothecary fcales and Pewter fyringaa Balfam Honey Hooper's Female Pills jlnderfon's Scotch do. James' Analeptic do. L'(i X Bilious do. Coifs 5 Wheaton's iaun. Bitters Barley Sugar Teeth Inftruments Crown Lancets Common do. Ketchup Pink Root Court Plafter Sugar Candy Flor Sulphur Gum Camphor dulgences which I received at home, I con¬ trived numerous excufes of abtVnce, which very eafily fucceeded with my fond parents. Left entirely to myfelf; I became at length fo troublelbme that even my father began to doubt the propriety of the plan of indulgence Mats to whJch he had fo rigidly adhered, but _un- willing to make any alteration, he obtained •my nioiucf t» COB&4 Ln.-i.-j leafi aae t*« « * eJ|*c@ able public fchool in the country. He was in hopts that my diftanee from home and the ftrift difcipline of this celebrated^ feminary, would produce the moil beneficial amend¬ ments. It is probable that thefe good con- fequences would have followed, had they not been prevented by an indulgence no lets com¬ mon than pernicious, viz. a liberal allowance of pocket money. O ! Mr. Reckoner, tell your readers that if boys have money it mud be expended, and if It be more than fuffjeient to purchafe toys and fwect-meats, it will be fpent to their deftru&ion. No fori&nefs or attention on the part of the mailers can guard againft the evils which pocket money intro¬ duces. Here the parents act in opp'ofition , to the teacher, and they become the corrupt- crs of their own children. My wealttwena- bled me to become popular with a certain clafs of my fchool-felloes, who not only kept my fdlenefs in countenance, but confokd nve, by their flatteries, for the difgraces to which }B 5 SALE. Y virtue of a Writ of Fieri Facias, iffif- weights Camel-hair Pencils Gallypots in forts Gold leaf Ivory Syringes > , Lozenges Peppermint ParentComp. Mortars Teeth Brufhes Vial Corks Bottle do. Wafers, fuperflne Wax, fealing fuperfifie do. for Wine White leather Skin* Midland Difirid, to ivit. j___ ed out of his MajJly's Court of King s Bench, and to me directed, againft the lands and tenements of James North, at the fnit of James Robins, 1 have ieized and taken m execution lot number twenty-fix on Weft Bay, in the townflrip ef Marylburgh, county of Prince Edward, and uiftricl: afore&id, con¬ taining by admeafurement two hundiu-d acres, \ and an improvement of about 40 acre*, be the fame more or left, which will be adjudged to the highed bidder, at the gaol door in the town of Kingilon, on the 16th day of April next, at the hour of ten o'clock in the Fore¬ noon, And ail) peifon or pcifOns who may have any cluimto tk- abo/e mentioned prem- fet, cither by mortgage or Gther^ifc, are re* queued to rmiki- the lame known to me be- fcretheday of file. CHARLES srUART, SfctjJ Pewter Ounce Mealures Windfor foap jf L 0 0% Chocolate Spermaceili Candle* 150 do. Spanifli brown do. do. Oil co Green do, ico Kegs White lead, gtound \ geon s htr./jx i OJjit; October 9, \%IQ. •f Calk Ra'ilins J-o Yellow ; 50 Black Box do. ^00 b.xe, Window Glafs Fi€s, Olive Oil " alTorted, 6X8, 7X9, Currants, Almond! U*HllP*b Wrapping &Wnong ^»a- A general affotlBJerit of per atTorted Vop furniture v.ahaf- Mefs & *^** inftrun-.ents. Pepper, AlMpice ON HAND, Coffee, Loaf fugar ._. , -v Together with a ueneral punpowder, "* Aogeu.ci 6yf n, Lfuag Hyfon, H.f n /km, gyfoa Cbulan, ;>Duchoog, ^ , * * Commis:5iom BtrstNiss tranlaaed t m the ufual term,, and Odh advanced on any Ynvl of Produce and other property tett mi* MwtetAh Sept, K. J?^- JmperialTooth powder Lipfalve Nutmegs . Cloves - They have l&ewife rented the New Store belonging to Mrs. Finkle, in Ernelioivn, where they are now opening a General Affortment of DRT GOODS, GROCERIES, HARD WARE, and CROCKERT : all of which will, be fold remarkably low, for prompt pay only. Cafh, Pot & Pearl Allies,Wheat, Plour, Poik, Furs, Butter and Cheefe re- ceived in payment. w . 0> Conftant attendance will be given at each place ; ciders from gentlemen of the faculty attended to on the fhorteft no¬ tice ; and medicine put up in the belt order. November 13, 1810. 8tf uced Northrop, Wolcott & Abbe, Air,rcm.ofDvEsT,FF, j^ v removed from ., Press Papers, 'It. TE40. Tfa Hooks, Jacks, Sec. &c. &c. I'f No. 54 St. Paul Street to No. 102, one door North of Mcflrs. Bellows, Gates & Co. wlu-re they have a General Affortment of DRY GOODS on hand, which they offer for fale on reafonable terms. N. W. Sc ABBE.^ Montreal, 1 &t> S^- 13 '* e, 1 tl my grofs inattention daily expofed me.— They paid with praife for the pleafitrei which I procured the m. Havingbeen convicted of feveraltrefpaffes. and private admonitions failing to product: any amendment, the re&or of the fchool in¬ formed my father that I mull be removed, or that he mould be under the difagrecable ne- ceffity of expelling me with difgrace; . On my return home, my affeverations of inno- cence joined to plaofible falfehood?. ind my credulous parents to believe that the rec¬ tor had taken a rooted diilike to me for fomc trifling matters unworthy of his notice.------- Their° fondnefs did not allow them to per- cive that the head matter of a refpedabie fchool in England is incapable of any thing mean or unbecoming. 1 had by this time become a ^reat adept in lying, for 1 coniid- cred it a ufeful qualification, irom the time that my %xcufes to fiay away irom my firft fchool fucceeded fo well. I was now removed to a private academy, where I lived in perfect freedom 5 tlie mailc? had become popular by bis extreme wsdul- gerrce—he profeffed to teach wttfcmit .pQfl- i&ments, and his hcufe was filled With tpotl- ed children. Here I learned new methods of deftroyiug time and tome nev/ vwrCS, but being am feventeen, and poffcffiig good natural parts, I condefcended to give toms attention to arithmetic and account?, L tie fpecimens, however, which my matt r esh:'o- ited, with fo much parade, to my tathvr,wcre principally done by himCdf, a circuuuUncc