from the tickler the dandy my lodgcts gone with half an hour to spare ill sketch the thing tbough it may make you sure that dubious something like a man a shadow no athletic youth a form roshgltt no breeze dard fan forlvar of spoiling it forsooth like some slim pine it soard erect nor lookd aside to north or south how could it whilst it throat and mouth with heavy bandies were deekd its wll starchd collar stood apriglit concealinj all but nose and eye its spruce cravat was fydso ttgnt nought could it look at but theskie i fcard the puny thing would choke bui fashion never suffers pain it sighd ihcn smipd as if in joke and sighd aud smiid and sighd again it coaf 1 miink twas meant for one was doubmrss from some foreign land j for skirts and collar it had none and only showd a narrow band between tlie shoulders there were placd two bmon to denote a waist and when its stays were tighty tacd twas iiui indeed this thing of taste in mimicry of other mrk sported in line white rus a ducks and then tfs boots how tight lhe were its mincing- pace twas pain to sec in short its figure and its air told me a dandy it mttst be i jm rfwv ififcf i iv wff rf at hiee weeks end ft trippm ntvay and in its draur this very day its washingbill i chaned to tind read it and then yon must ajlow that men do cunous creatures grow and hat theyre vastly altcrd now from what the were some jears ao tabitha oldmode j dandys washingbill two shirts without skirts 0 fourteen false collars l six fahe shirt frills 1 sever icen cravats i two pair of stays 2 eleven pair of false wristbands 0 ii tvu pair of half silk hose without feet 0 8 five pair of half cotton hose without feeto 10 f ur pair of russiaduck trow sers 4 0 oue watch ribbon 0 0 f 2 0 3 0 0 12 fi n b miid to take ihe whalebone out of the stays starch the cravat as stiff a possible he collars not quite so iff mind not to tear the hole on the shoulder of the shirt larger it need not be mended as it is not seen when it is on d d from fpheeters manchester chronicle the following letter has been adreffed to the catholic clergy of the midland dittria dear and reverend brethren the teligion which jefuschrift brought with him from heaven was intended by him not only to conduct us thither but alfo to promote our prefent peace and haopincfe by the fubordination and other focial virtues which it enjoins hence when thefe are violated or endangered it becomes our duty to exert the energies of our miniftry in their defence in the fame manner as if an attack were made on any other virtue of molality or religion without particularising any late oc currences in this kingdom thus much we may undeniably affirm that the prefent is a critical and awful moment for its tran quillity and fafety the public mind being itfelf vitiated is evidently agitated and inflatied and forpedenwnior indivi duals wfio have powerfully contributed to this crifis are prepared to take advantage of it bydnving the multitude to the mod falal ecefle9 in this late of things we are bound dear and reverend brethren to take our part without caculating chances that is to do out duty at all events by guarding our own flocks at lead fctfe of whom from their functions are patticuarly exoofed to danger from the fpreading infection of turbulency and revolution far be it from us to call in queftion or to mnke light of the diftrefs and fuffering of the poor which indeed we are bound to relieve as far as we are able but of the three following truths for the poors own fake and that of our common coun try we ought to convince them firft that the poor in every other country of europe and alfo in america fuffer hill more from the want of tiade and employ ment than they do fecondly that thefe very evil have been the unavoidable con- fequenccs of the late neceltary war which this nation had to fuftain for its own ex igence and for the prefervation of their perfons and families from the exterminat ing fury of an inveterate foreign enemy and thirdly that every revolutionary or diforganizing meafure of the people mud encreafe their diftrefs and fuffcrings in a tenfold degree we are alfo far from maintaining that no public abufes and grievances have ex- jfted or do exilt in this country till of this we may confidently affure our people that from the imperfeion of human na ture and the corrupt date of fociet it is practically impoffible wholly to exclude thefe from any government however per fect may be its conditution ult homo ibi culpa fays a fcntentlous father of the church we may next call upon them fcrioufly to confider whether or no it is likely that the profefled reformers of the prefent day would if they got power into their hands prove themfelves more free fr m human pafiions than thofe pcrfonagca whom they criminate laftly we may pove to them from hiftory hat no revo lutionary or difurganizine movements can be effected in a fettled government with- out infinitely multinlyfng and aggravating the abufes which they feem intended to rcify certain allcdged invafiona of li berty and property were objected to go vernment in the century before laft and tumultuary violence was retorted to againft them hen behold all the violences and other miferies of civil war rufhed in upon the nation which did not end but in a military government under a ruth- lefs hypocritical defpot in a neighbour ing nation and before our own eyes tu mult was employed to redrefs undeniable grievances the confequences of this were an unrellrained and grinding flaveryofthe whole nation and the maflacrc of millions of its own people as well as of the neigh bouring nations nor were thefe the word exceftes of the revolutionary reform ers alluded to for in declaring war againft the throne of their legitimate sovereign they equally declared it againll the altars of the living god according ly the martyrdom of their innocent mo narch was graced with that of ten thou- fand of our heroical brethren priests of the catholic church this circumftance dear brethren ought lead of all to efcape our notice when we fee at home the clofe alliance there is between revolution and in fidelity but after all dear brethren the prin cipal motive which we ought to imprefs on the minds of our catholic flrcks for withdrawing themfelves from tumultuous aflemblies and illegal meafurcs of every kind t3 that it is their boundtn duty fo to do as faithful fubjes of the legitimate government which protects us and to which alfo we have pledged our allegiance by fofemn oaths our divine savfou and model jefus chrtft proved his obc dience t augudus ccefar by his birth at bethlehem and lie paid tribute and preach ed fubmitfive obedience to tiberius c 35 far during the courfe of his miflion st paul fays let every foul be fnhjeq to higher powers for there is no power but from god and they that refiju pur chafe to themfelves damnation rom xiii i 2 in coufor- roity with this doftrine st peter tells us be ye fuhjcb to every human creature for gods aid whether it be to the king at ex celling or to governors as fent by him i pet ii 13 14 now if fuchwas the doftrine of thefe apadles when a nero reigned who not long after put them both to death what mud we fay of open refin ance to the mild and juft fway of his pre fent exemplary majefty who has ever ftu- died to guide his meafures by the exiding laws and conditution of england i what mud we catholics in particular fay of it who chiefly through his lenity and juftice have been relieved from the farguinary and other penal laws that had been accu mulating againd us during the preceding two hundred years not to mention other inllances of benignity which both his majefty and his royal son and reprefen- tative have fometimes hewn towards us it 13 true that feme few penal laws remain to diftinguidi us from other good fubjefts but it is felfevident that nothing can fo effectually defeat our well grounded hopes of foon feeing them alfo repealed and this without violation or degradation of oar holy religion or its ministers as our de viating fiom that line of peaceablenefs and loyalty which we have hitherto followed the peace of god which furpaffeth all underlanding keep your hearts and mind in chrifl jefus phil iv 7 j milkkr d d vic ap mid did wolverhampton oft 28 1s10 kingston tannery alexander as11er merchant taylor has received from montreal a moft choice and excellent aflbrtment of the bed weft of england fuperfine cloths and cashmeres with trimmings and every thing com plete a asher informs his friends and the public that he is now working up thefe cloths c at his old land where orders will be thankfully received and executed en the horteft notice and on the lowed terms for cafh or fhort appiovcd credit kingdon sept 10 1819 37tf to he sold and immediate pos- seffion given the following lots of land in the 6ih conceftion of the town- fliipof elmslcy viz 19 20 22 24 29 30 mod eligibly situated on the north side of the rideau lake which forms their southern boundary the great road to the perth settlement leading through one of the lots they abouud io excellent timber which from its being contiguous to water communication may be rafted to montreal at a trifling expence the qua lity of the foil and other advantages are tilth as to render this a desirable purchafe to farmers or perfons engaged in the lum ber trade for terms of payment and other particulars apply to william mar shall esq perth settlement john kirby efq kingston or the fubfcriberin wood- houfe london didritt robert nichol 47 tt sjvcikttzr lb 10 ig to let a commodio h near doftor keatf two stories high with seven rooms a kitchen and a cellar under the whole a g yard and stable also a very good sp near the house for further particulars apply to james robins kings t on 4 a juu 1819 23 np underh1ll co refped- 1l a fully beg leave to inform the shoe- makers saddlers and leatherfcllers in general that they have now feleded from their extenfive aflortment of different detcriptions of leather and are preparing it ready for sale upwards of one thou- fand fides of upper leather from one to twenty thoufand lbs of light and drong fole leather and one hundred and fifty fides of harnefs do together with twenty dozen of calf skins and a number of horfe hides dog and sheep skins too numerous to infert and which can be delivered on the fhorted notice and lowed terms for cafh t u flatters himfelf that thofe who are inclined to favour them with their orders will find the above articles by far fuperior to any yet offered for sale having already been proved and acknowledged by the bed judges in this province 45 kingfton november 5 1819 isle of tanti the following valuable lands on the ifle of tanti for fale from lot no- 35 inclufive round the foutb fhore to let letter c except letter b 8283 84 and 85 and all from mr stuarts to the town plot the fecond concelfion where not granted the pre ference to be given to thofe who poffefs and have paid for their lots if fettled for as above mentioned mr stuarts nos 23 24 25 26 and rear half of no 27 lotano 35 36 37 38and down to 85 inclufive letter a referved lots fold no 1 2 3 to no 22 in front the above lot3 will be fold on moderate terms the foil is remarkebly fertile and fitted for all the purpofes of agriculture the fituation of the ifiand will fhow it is particularly adapted to padurage it abounds with fifh wood of almod every kind a canfiderable proportion of which is oak for further information application to be made to the uuderfigncd at bath and for undisputed titles to the hon sir john johnfon in lower canada j farley december 28 ip 19 51 valuable lands for sale m the township nf hamilton lots no 6 id 12 in the 3d con ceftion containing 400 acres ditto ditto ii and 15 in the 4th con ceftion containing 450 acres ditto ditto 10 m the 6th conceffien containing 2co acres the above lauds are all lying in the towndiip of hamilton newcalue liltri and will be fold on the mod liberal terms for further information enquire of elias jones efq hamilton or th fubferib in kingdon thomas s whltakcr kingdon may 2 tsiq 22tf notice is hereby given that william taylor heir at law and administrator of the late allan taylor hath afiigned all the real and perfonal estate of the late allan taylor deceafed unto john kirby alex ander o petri and thomas parker in trust for the benefit of creditors all perfons having any claims against the late allan taylor taylor parker or thom as parker are requested to prefent the fame for adjustment and payment and thofe perfons indebted to cither the late allan taylor taylor and parker or thomas parker are requested to make immediate payment to the abote trustees who are folly authorised 0 gjve difchaiges for the fame john kirby a- u pet lie thomis parker kwgston august 28 18 1 9 36tf a lltwardqf 7o hundred and fifty pounds wf be pad ky the subscriber tc f any perfon who fhall discover and give fucll information as will convis the perfon or perfons who on or about the 29th or 30th of june laft dole from george ridout esq at walkers hotel a parcel containing montreal bank bills of five dollars each to the amount of two thoufand pounds by direction of the directors of the montreal bank thomas markland agent kingston 19th nov rslo 47 servants wanted a man and woman ho under- land the managemcr of the indoor work of a gentlemans honle the moft unqueftionable recommendation will be re quired information to be iad at this of fice 15th march 1820 ir for sale a house opposite mr d browns inn together with a lease of the ground on which ft is fituated for fur ther particulars apply to the fubferiber on the premises john evans kingston feb 28 1 1 20 tf families may le fuppkcd with wood delivered in their yards at lof per cord orders direed to mr samuel mccrea and left at moores cof fee houfe will be duly attended to kingston 4th feb 1820 5 for sale at a very low price for cash the south or front half of lot no 12 in the first conces sion of loughborough for par ticulars apply at this office dec 7 1819 50 day martin the subscriber agent to messrs day mar tin begs leave to inform the merchants of upper canada that he expects early in may by the kwretta and skipsie from lon don one hundred casks of gen ii in e japan blacking which will be sold for cash only also for sale 100 acres of land in the town ship of portland county of fron- benjamin hart montreal 28th march 1820 14al8 the fubferiber begs leave refpesful- ly to inform his friends and the pub lic in general that he has cftablifiied a paint shop a few rods fouth of mrs patricks tav ern where will be kept conftantly all kinds of paints prepared ready for the brufh likewife all kinds of iloume sign waggon sleigh and ornamental pain tins done at the fhoner notice together with raw and boiled oil which will be dispo- fed of as cheap as can be procured in this town for cafh only theodore brocket n b two good workmen as journey men painters will find employ by apply ing to the fubferiber kingston 6th april 1820 jif fi1he fubferiber feels it his duty from jl the villainous treatment he hay receiv ed to guard the public againft any impo sition on the part of mr solomon johns by his offering to fell any part of half an acre lot with buildings thereon in the vi lageof efneft town bounded on the eaft by the farmers store and on the weft by the property of the heirs of the late john davy as any title to the faid property held by him was fraudulently obtained by a furrender of a bond that was in my own name for the purchafe made of it in 1806 when johns was at low wages and as can be made appear evidently by various proof taken at tfee time of the examination of his tranfaions in i8t2 had no fhadow of a claim peter grant the perfon who is ftated to holdabond for a deed for half the above property from johns was acquainted with my juft pretenfion in the firft inftance but any thing to aafwer the purpofe p g 48 b forwarding commission business tiir subscribers beg leave to inform their friends and the public that they have formed a connection in busi ness the object of which is the trans portation of produce down the st law rence and of merchandise of every de scription from montreal to any parr of upper canada and he united states ad jacent to the lakes ontario and erie the business will be conducted by w huueix at ogdensburgh and under he firm of iv l whiting sf co at precott to prevent delay all property desti ned for kiflgston or any part of he iiay ot quinfp will be forwarded from pro colt by the steam boat charlotte which loaves there twice every week the subscribers engage to freight on as favourable terms as any who are en gaged in the business and pledging their united exertions to give satisfaction will be grateful for every favor w l whiting w hubbell prescott 10th majis 19 23 john martin egs leave to inform his friends and the public generally that he has opened a house of public enter tainment near fort henry under the sign of the richmond hotel where he hopes by a strict attention to those who may favour him with a call to merit a share of public patronage he will always have on hand all kinds of liquors of the best quality kingston i4tk january 1820 n b good stablingfor horses 2tf rlhe fubferibers being duly nomina- jl ted executors to the laft will and teftament of the late lawrence herchmer efquire merchant requeft all perfons in debted to his eftate to make immediate payment and thofe having demands againft the faid eftate to bring them forward with out delay john kirby geo h markland kingfton 9th nov 1819 46 a good bargain fo r sale the houfe and premifee in the towa of kingfton at prefent oc cupied by the fubferiber for particulars apply to samuel ansley jun kingston may jth 1819 9 for sale or to let a two ftory framed houfe and a large and commodious ftone store fituate on the waters edge in the centre of the village of prefcot on exceedingly ad vantageous terms to the purchafer or lessee enquire at the office of chr a hagerman kingfton 26th february 18 19 9 new goods the fubferiber refpeafully informi the public that he has received a well feleed aftortrnent of dry goods adapted to the feafon likewife a quanti- tyof groceries which he will fell cheap for cafh walter mccuniffe kingfton 1 i december 1819 notice the copartneifhip heretofore exifhag between the subfcribers under the firm of mcdonald aykroyd is this day dillblved by mutual confent all perfons saving demands againft the faid firm are requeued to prefent them for adjuftment to peter mcdonald and all perfons indebted thereto are requeilcd to make immediate payment of the amount of their refpeftive accounts to the faid peter mcdonald who is duly authorized to receivjthefamc and grant difcharge peter mcdonald charles atkroyd kingfton tpril 20th 120 16 n- b the bufinefs will be continued as ufual by peter me donald executive council office torky lth november 1819 whereas the prefent ka of the ferry from the town q ki- gfton to point frederick will expire on the 24th day of june next notlcg is hereby given by order of his excel lency the lieutenant governor in coun cil that fealed propofals for a new ltafe to be given to the higheft bidder will be received at this office until the loth of june 1820 49 j small c e c anchors sf cables william budden ill receive by the earlicft fpring veffelo and keep conftantly on hand at quebec an aftortrnent of patent proved chain cables of all sizes anchors do well worthy the attention of thofe engi ged in the lake and river navigation quebec ift april 181q i4tf w l on monday night the 1 8th inft the store of the subscriber was brokt open and to the amount of 75 dollars ot upwards in cafh earried away alfo a few large cotton shawls one remarkable fo reign red scarf upwards of four yards hi length one end of which richly ornamen ted with gold thread the other end plain whoever may give fuch information as will lead to the recovery of any of faid article will be handfomely rewarded by applying to the fubferiber for samuel aykroyd donald murchiso kingston tgtffod 18 19 4j notice rjlhe board for militia pei- sions iv ill meet on ihe lafl moniaj in february and continue fo to do the fat day in each month until the bvfinefs if this dilri ir regard the fume is finjfkfff- john ferguson kingflon feb ift 1819 s persons having books belonging to the kingston library are requeft d to fend them to the fubferiber atbii houfe adjoining the town of kington and with as little delay as poffible john ferguson 1 2th april 18 19 m terms ov the kingston chronicle twenty shillings per annum if sent by mail twenty four shillings subscriptions to be paid in advance to he 1st of july or the 1st of janu ary price of advertisemen ox lines and under 2 6d first in- kjj serlion and 7d each subsequent insertion 10 lines and under 3s 4rf first insertion and lotf each subsequent insertion above ten lites 4d per tine for the first insertion and id per lint for every subsequent insertion advertiscmtnts kith out written direc tionsare inserted till forbid andeka accordingly order fat discontinuing ailverthtt ments to ho in writing and delivered bi ivednesda t noon at the latest no advertisements received atec ten o clock on the day of publication aglnts henry cowan esc qutber edward silt esq three rivers james willi arm esq montreal messrs j j dunlop lancaster paul glasford fsq matilda alpheus jones fq prescott henry jooes sq brockrite n b tominas efq perth h wbitrnarsh esq richmond j k hart well jq bastard e vyebvter ijq ganaurqtit j hankcii i sq bath allan mcpherson esq napsttce thomas parkrr eiq bettvitfa joseph a kecler esq cramah- james g beihuie esq hamilton john d smith esq port hops william allan erq york daniel r s esq vittoria john crooks esq vfidgarg t mccormick esq qutrmton john wilson esq amhcrstburgh kingston u c printlid for the editor