and oher branches of he uoyal family drawn j by two horses each detachments of tlic fool guards with turns reversed and a ion train of carnages o ihe principal nobility anil gentry closed the procession a body of police lined the streets through which the procession pas sed each of the kuym carnages had lour ibotmco and a favour to each horse and all the royal servants wore their splendid state dresses- the immediate relatives of the hie duke will join the procession on iis arrival in scotland his majesiy as a mark of iwptci to lie memory of the laic duke of cordon has granted pcrmissioo for oneof the royal yachts to convey the remainsof the deceased 10 scotland for entombment 3t gordon castle we nnv here mention thai the only graphic memorial of ihe duke of gordon extant ii an engraving by v head from a picture by d alexander painted in a simple manly style characteristic of the oobletutdded soldier whom it represent ed chronic saturday august 6 133g bromon and john vtllnm shall be commis sioners to receive subscription and distribute the stock 4 the corporation hereby created shall pos sess and enjoy all the privileges and provisions which are grmicd 10 and made in ftvr of the corporation treated by ihe net entitled an act 10 provide fur the construction of a rail uoad from ahum to buflulo passed may 3 1336 and shall be subject to all ihe conditions and restrictions which by ihe act aforesaid are imposed upon the corporation therein referred to except a herein provided 5 any application to he made io ihe a iee chancellor under this art shall he made w the vice chancellor of the circuit in which the land pnpuscd io he taken shall be situated all notices and meetings required in the act above referred to shall be published and held in the county through which ihe said rail road herebv authorised is to be made i the raid corporation may receive a sum not exceeding five cents per mile for ihe trans- view being ai fool of the lake ontario and j the addresses from the magistrates and the the bay of uuinte at the immediate source grand inquest of last yea- we may say i the great river st lawrence at the iudcdifi of the kidcau canal with all to his excellency 5m f coiborkf k c it lieutenant gov nwy c the province three is set krlh fairlynothing exaggerated tfxjpptr canadian njororneml com- and the cr 0 the bay of quioli us mnnding his majesty p therein kt peter davy john counier henry gtlderdetve douglass prentiss david john smith john mowatt gvowioft towis ftn villages its fertile ond t t tftu well settled borders the wealth intelligence wc the undersigned al the mid- and rtspectahilny 0 the inhabitants the pro- land district in quarter sessions assembled litable lumur trade now carrying on by ihe sh fl l0 rw i thai although tjie infj d luuisrntiofl l grcai rier hat inicrsect the midland dis- kinhiwi nnneinallv i 10 the weal of any passenger a ad his ordinary york i have compared ihe w li an on capc vibcuit and watertown bail road we publish below an act of the legislature of the state of new york authorising the for- tnaiionof a joint stock company for the pur pose of hying a railway from cape yinccoton the opposite shore to watertown this act which we understand is follow ed up by another authorising the continuance of the railway to utica is of no slight im portance to us on this side of the st lawrence as it is said to be the first step to a thorough fare for our neighbors to the great western world the outline as traced out to us is to con nect the communication from utica with kingston by the contemplated railroad and the projected canal across wolfe island and to continue on the route of the bay of qutnie and the improved navigation of the trent from its juoction with the bay to lake huron and ibercby shoneo the course to chicago and the western stales poriaunn baggage state of jwtt secretary office preceding ginal ct of the legislature of this siaiti on file in this office and do certify thai the same is a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of said original archd campbell lcp secretary albany june 11 i83g the montreal vindicator ha found some thing so pleasing in the following remarks of the boston atlas that he has transferred them to his colums the cause of the canadians is a pood cause they have right and justice upsn their side besides there is much tood land in canada and ihe history of ihe last summer proves that the milii ir y ardor and belligerent fhis line established will divert in this di- j work those who are disposed diers of fortune spirit of ohio ond michigan is not a whil less fiery than the chivalry of ihe south more over if the south annexes texas to the union the north by a sort of necessity will be drawn to strengthen itself by taking in the canadas here is and there neeos nouung ratios ofdredenc rj a bumlh wf c officers at turn ol- r j r n miiwwiflnii cuiation or niuue hen self by inking n hie canada wic h hope an excellent case made to our haods n needs nothing hut a canadian decla- branch of lhc uao1 i nmaioners to set the recruiting he midland dis trict namely ihenapanee ihe salmon river the river moirt the crow river and the huge trent with numerous smaller and less important intermediate streams serving as ten ders for the lumber trade to the large rivers contains muh valuable information the promised benefits of the full improvement of the navigation of the trent are also set forth fairly and moderately the committee then proceed to show the extent of the capital already employed in the banking system here stating that the com mercial baok has a capital of 200000 but that this capital is dispersed all over the coun try in branches and agencies at rytown and penh at prescott and brockville at belleville cobourg and port hope at toronto and else where and that capital thus widely distribu ted renders no solid benefit to kingston and but very partial benefits to the other places in most of which however they deem half a loaf better than do bread the branch of the bank of upper canada ihey represent fairly and in sjon mere with a limited capital they represent the retrogression of commer cial coterprize the depreciated value of real estate the slackness ofimprovement in fact the entire relaxation in all the elements of commerce agriculture and trade as attributa ble to the want of a free and onsuppressed cir culation of money a remedial measure to o fiod in ihe contemplated k of british america tbef tare labored by fair and honest repre seotations torncourage the board of directors hitherto been principally i em part of ihe province m lrge portion of the uaconcedod lauds the crown io tins district are still unoccued that the inte rior townships of the lisirict contain many valuable tracts of land fa the advantageous location of emigration uq magistrates there fore humbly represent t- his kxcelleocy the importance of devising smc pl f throwing open the crown lauds cf ihe sid district fur immediate settlement ad to adopt such oiher measures as will ensure he direction of a pail of the approaching emigration io this eligible porlion of the province- all which is most respectfully submitted jno macaulav chairman tltomas atikgw wtlllam holdltch jamcs mackarlane william ketchesok amthovv mahahan ctojh mackenzie gcokce bakck wjlckay jokic stuanoe altus mcpherson alkxavnu pbikgle asthonv marshall alexander cowah john mas koarrt richardson archibald mdonrlli samuel casy joint church george h detlor thomas d appleby isaac kraseh sami i clark wm simokiws horace yeomaks jacob shibley wm logic peter davit imvl dorlakd- kmgstod april 29 isj3 w stated a short time since that a young man of the name of spraguc had been appre hended io this town by mr phillips for stealing a horse and tilbury at albany in may last and that it was supposed sprague had drowned himself by jumping off the sieam boat canada on her way to oswego mr jewell the owner of the horse and til bury arrived in town last week aod ascer tained that sprague had sold the horse to george buchanan esq of arnprior mr jewell had in his possession a letter of recom mendation from w- l marcy esq the go vernor of the stale of new york and on his shewing this to mr buchanan he immedi ately gave up the horse to mr jewell and we are requested by that gentleman to make this public acknowledgment of the kind manner in which he was treated by mr b he being an entire stranger in canada who without hesi- taiiooj unreservedly gave up the property dent and those who furnish the greater mrt of the revenue of lower canada have in our npinton been so deprived of about onethird of us net annual amount during the last mocker of a session of ihe provincial legislature z nielsous quebec gazette latest from vl spaiff otlice r excellency sir john colborne k lieutenant goronor of the province general com ers ot fortune would find in the long run ihat the canadian service is more certain and i more respectable than the texan the ca nadians have some preienceto call themselves a nation a title which it is hardly possible to apply to the tex30s without something much like a sneer we must confess we have seldom met with a beiter exhibition of the grasping cupidity of odr democratic neighbors than the foregoing- because certain of the horse thieves gam blers and desperate characters of the southern states the cankers of a calm world and long peace have thrown themscives into the mexican province of texas with the inten tion of converting that fair country into a state of the north american union the new en- glanders must lake in ihe canadas as a make might io the north we have not the slightest doubt that if the fiery spirits of ohio and michigan with the would be soldiers of fortune from the eaat thought they could secure the pood land in canada for themselves after the fashion of the texan ad venturers they would soon invade our peace ful plains but ihey all well know that there is still in existence such a power as old eo- glaod which claims these provinces and whose fiag still waves over fortresses garrison- rection a vast proportion of the trade west ward and to us it will open a new source fcr turning the adjacent forests into an extensive and profitable lumber trade we are given to uoderstaod and upon unquestionable au thority that several gentlemen of spirit aod enterprise not wanting in abundance of the ready cash are disposed to aid in any project which could be pointed out as likely to afford a prosperous investment ond the purse strings of every capitalist in the state of new york are ready to be drawn either to improve the navigation of the trent by joint stock asso ciation or other means provided the measure which they deem of paramount importance to them be undertaken wiibout delay for our own part we would most strenuous ly urge the consideration of this subject upon the commercial community who should to a man and that man himself petition the le gislature most earoestly not to lose a moment in undertaking this great improvement its importance in every point of view to the prov inces can hardly be calculated for looking upon the affair as one alooe coonected with the lumber trade the solid benefits it would impart in affording facilities to this our great staple would enhance our commercial rela tions with eogland full 50 per cent beyond ed by the bravest iroops on earth they also to his c ii fif upper canada and moot tnanding his majesty s lorces therein tft fr the grand jury for hc midland district in session of assizes assembled humbly beg leave to transmit for your kxcellency s consi deration a series of rcsolunons which they have deemed it there dity to adopt io order the more effectually to arrive at some plan of we are happy to find that the subject of em powering citizens of the united states to hold real estate in thia province is fast gaining ground and that a law to this effect is like ly io be introduced at an early period of the ap proaching session of parliament and support ed by some of the intelligent members with whom we huve conversed the utility of such a measure and the ben efits which we would derive from ihe safe in troduction of american capital into this pro vince are obvious and ay measure tending to the advancement of general interests here especially guarded atinst either political in terference or speculative monopolies ought to be encouraged we have but time merely to refer to the matter in this days paper but will take ao early opportunity of resuming the subject wuwhiw iv w v e more ettectually to rnve i wuw pnu and induce them to comply with the very ceo- i oeping be back townships of this district ibeir present measure and if wc but view it in the light of admitting american passengers and property io transitu to the western ter ritories of the united slates aod their produce io return who can calculate upon the vast be nefits derivable from this source alone a deputation of gentlemen from the other sida is expected here in a few days inteodiog to coofer with the inhabitants of kingston upon matters connected with this line and we dincerely hope that active measures will b entered upoo d a true spirit of friendly inter course to achieve the rail road on the one side the canal on wolfe island and the im provement of the trent from its junction with the bay of quiot upwards to lake huron our representatives in parliament ought to be urged strongly to hold this measure as one uf paramount importance and deserving iheir earliest attention when io session if argu ments were now necessary to be adduced on the subject the purpose in view in the con struction of the cape vincent rail roard would materially help the causeand the lucid calculations given ia evidence before the committe of 4he last house of assembly by messrs wilkins robertson and others largely engaged io the trade of the country about the head of the bay and the mouth of the trent went fully to establish the necessity the pro priety and the prospective great advantages of perfecting that navigation- we hope to be able soon to lay this evidence before the public and we shall devote our leisure hours to the advantage of a measure fraught with such im portance to upper canada an act to provide for the construrtton of a rqil 110id from watertoien jfffkrtan conn ty cape vincent passed may 13 s3u the people of the state of new york re presented in senate and assembly do enact as follows 1 all persons who shall become stockhold ers pursuant to this act shall be and ihey arc hereby constituted i body politic and corporate l eoe a j tor the term of fifty years by the name of the water town and cape vincent company fr the purpose of constructing and maintain ing a rail road between the village of wau-r- ne vincent with libeny to go by know that the militia of upper canada with the lieutenant governor at their head would defy such assailants and bid ihem come if they dare they cannot yet have forgotteq the capture of detroii the rouie at queen- stoo the fields of stoney creek chippawa chryslers farm and lundys lane where canadian militia men vied with veterans in steadiness and courage but we cannot yet believe that the sensible and rhitino pirf of rh anrr paajh a- incide in iheir views with such bellicose gen try as the editor of the boston atlas if they unfortunately do so wc miy predict a speedy bursting of the grand federal bubble mr papineau doubtless could make out an excellent case fur any adventurers he could weave a shewy declaration of indo- pendence out of the raw material to be found i in the celebrated 02 resolutions and would soon do it were it not for the awe in which he and his coofederaies stand of the overshadow ing might of england the cause of the i canadians is a good cause rightly under stood we loo say it is so though not in the meaning of the yankee scribe which can on- i ly be dwelt on by malcontents during the con- tinuaace of a mistaken temporizing colonial policy papineaus iotrigurs in upper cana da having been of late so signally discomfited town aod ca tfr near fhe village of dexter or such route as hc majority of tne directors of said company nail determine to be best adapted to ihe pub ito accommodation and may lake iransport hry and convey properly and persons upoo the same by ihe power aod force of steam of jnimals or any combination of them 2 if the said corporation shall nut within w years from the passo5e uf this act com lence the construction of the siid road and spend at least the sum of eight thousand dol- ira thereon and slall not within fouf years worn the paesajcof this act finish the said oad and put the game in operation then the said corporation shall thenceforth forever cease i nd ihis net ohall be null and void s the capital stock of the jaid corporation fbll be one hundred aoii fifiy thousand dnl- tat which shall be divided into shares of fifty trjflari each which shares shall be deemed jitsonal property and be transft rred in such m inner at the said corporation shnll in tt by uws direct and jcrre carrier itmrtf jim- iaofla vrll 7 lee samuel lwhwood ldmund jyivay qforxc 6 sherman hunt if 44 the excellent case has become somewhat lame our grievance manufacturers overshot their mark notwithstanding iheir circulars and addresses and speeches and reports the late chairman of the assembly on the mat ter of the executive council might say with hotspur by the lord our plot is a good plot as ever was laid our friends true nod constant a good plot good friends and full of expectation ao excellent plot very good friends why speaker papineau commends the plot and the general course of action c prudence whispered him in the meanwhile though her counsel wits disregarded and governor whom he reviled should have taught him the value of her counsel the purpose you undertake is dangerous ihe friends you have oanlcd un certain the time iiself unsorted and your whole plot too light for the counterpoise of so great an opposil oi fri branch of the 1sk op british north amer ica at k1cst0tf pursuant to notice a meeting of ihe com mittee appointed at the general meeting on the 25th was held at thj court house un fri day last ihe 29th july at which it was agreed toaddrcss robert carter eq as the agent appointed by ihe court of directors in london for the purpose of putting the affairs of the hank into operation in the colonies inviting the establishment of a branch of that institu tion here with such capita as the exigencies of the times the growing interests of this thriving place demaod and as circumstances might warant- ln iihh address we ore informed a statement oflheloctl position and advantages of i he town of kingston especially in a mmmcrual point of eral wish of his commnnity and we confess we most hbartily desire to see their efforts suc cessful the committee consists of seven mem bers selected at the general meeting and fair ly represeius ihe inhabitants namely mr manahan who is now m p p for ihe coun ty of hastings and was for several years a general ant commission merchant here un til he cave up mercantile pursuits to carry on the marmora iron works mr thomas greer of the resptrtablo firm of armstrong sc greer importing merchants mr thomas wilson a respectable merchant of the town mr john mcmurrach represenlinp the firm of j d bryce cm mr thomas hriggs junr an extensive hardware merchant mr robert jackson an eminent auctioneer who also keeps an extensive plated ware and jewelry shop ond mr henry benson an upright industri ous and respectable chandler aod soap boiler and they were unaoimous in opinion upon the statementsst representations madesl which we may be enabled to publish in proper time 1 in advantages of this district placed thus fairly before us we cannot refrain from dwelling with some severity of feeliog and thought upon the continued neglect with which its settlement is treated we do not however wish to reflect upon our present estimable lieutenant governor for he can not be aware of the full extent of the dis advantages we labour under from want of en couragement to settlers to locate in the rear townships our blame justly rests upon our forner townsmen now residents at toronto who had ibtc power if ihey had had the incli nation to serve us and to have procured a share ofthtar enrnurftvvu w sntismjnn which has enriched thtv newcastle and other uiauicia nub upend up io them a back coun try of 60 miles extent while we are left a complete wilderness e allude io the hoo george h markland c ahagerman esq and m s bidwell eq to these and to the former representatives of this district much ol this blame is to be attached our re presentations backed by them the represen tations of ihe magistrates and of the grand jury assisted by ihem would not could not fail of success but they allowed our sugges tionsthe petitions of the country the memo rials of the magistrates in quarter sessions assembled and of the grand jury of the dis trict to remain disregarded cool lookers on of the encreasing weakh of the newcastle the home the london nnd the western dis tricts through the fostering encouragement of the proticcial government to emigration by affording faciliiies for the sale and location of lands and other aids the slightest partici pation in which they knew was denied to us wc are not caviling at the prosperity of other sections of this province but we war and will war fiercely agaiost the system of neglect of total neglect with which tins disirict is ircat- cd and for aught we are encouraged by at present will continue io he treated the greater our loyalty the less we are esteemed he dis- rising uottt the very ed bv the canada com- io england aod these the emigration to the the grand jury wgtfm t respectfully re mark to your excellv j been acted upon wine- p t n rious to the interest a prpcnty trict they represent powerful tnhuence tttrf pmy and others both provinces io direct western pans of thi- province aided by the unceasing exertions r companies and individ uals interested in ihe r transit in urging them forward to the farther possible point ol debark ation the grand jury live for several years be held this fertilizing trcam pass on unable to arrest iis progress c io afford to emigrant ihat encouragement ad assistance which would no doubt hve induced a portion of them io settle amo them and which has proved equally injuri us o ihe cmisrants them selves us to the inhabitants the grand jury represent n although this poonof ihe province was chosen as one of th bl to afford an asylum hose faithful sub llls majesty who migrated from the united states it cannot be concealed how f j hs fallen short whencomnared with wh diamcis in extend ing improvements the small portion of the province which 6m been p subdued and ihe extensive uaiv bmh sit remains io primeval solitude ar- tue records of this the grand jury herelure deem it rilit to submit the several tmolouao without sepa rate comment fur t excellency a conside ration and at ihe pectfutly io state their conviciio- hmt your excellency is ever ready to adopt pursue any hiiielicia plan to forward am promote the interests and prosperity of every potion hits province which may be bious umlcr your excellen- tlic zodiac the lirst number or the second volume of ihis valuable monthly miscellany has been received and contains its usual varie ty of original and interesting matier its lite rary character is decidedly of a high order much scientific knowledge and historical and biographical information are communicated in the most happy and engaging manner and even the tightest of ixsjight reading is well cal culated to form and correct the taste and im prove the understanding open its pages where you please and you meet with amuse ment aod instruction on the whole we con sider it the besi publication of the kind in a- merica the price per annum is one dollar a mere iohg specimen numbers may be seen nl thisoffice to e jluclion sf we bee to direct public attention to the extensive sole- of furniture btloneing to col mitchell and to captain cote k i a adver tised in our column it is needless to say tht the furniture is of the mot valuable dcpcnpiinn but we cannot avoid mentioning that the piano forte are most superior articles ond wnrlhy of particular at tenlion our musucnl friends will seldom meet with articles like those now offered for bale we are requested to say that the examina tion of the pupils of the midland district school will be held at the public school house in this towu on friday the 1 9ili in stant ey s nonce a grand jury room kingston 30th aianahan court house july 1835 foreman robert carter esq one of the directors of the projected bank of british north america and agent on its behalf to the llriiish pro- vinces arrived in town inst week mootrcal gazette at a meeting ol the committee appointed to adopt resolutions relative in the propriety of addressing his excellency the lieutenant gevernor on the subject of opening roads to the unsettled townships of the midland dis trict and lu afford to emigrants aod others a favorable opportunity of locating the waste lands of the crown iherein it was resolved 1st it is the opinion of your com- miuec that the present upset price of lands in the said townships is so high as to preclude the hope of their immediate settlement and recommend its beinp reduced to a scale more in accordance with their relative situation aod present value- resolved 2d this committee recommend that the upset price of lands m the said town ships 6tp shillings currency per acre resolved 3d in order to insureasaleol the said lands your committer recommend four leading roads be opened viz from the sixth concession of portland to the centre of hinchinbrooke from the front of sheffield to lhc centre of kenebeck from the cast settlement of huogerford o the centre of kaladar and from the neighborhood of monros mills in hungcrford io the cmre of the western part ol kizever and the casieru part of madoc resolved dih it is the opinion of your com mittee that a sum not less than one thousand pounds will be required to open the four above mentioned roads to be executed and finished as follows viz to be chopped and cleared feet wide ten feet in ihe centre lo bo the opening the nnnoiinre aim liiea kail seven miles in in twentyone latest albany papers of the scneneciatty way this road seventy- length has been completed months under the superintendence of mr wm c- young as chief engineer and at a eosi of 80000 per mile including every thing the original esiimaie was one million and a half aod it is said this amount will cover eve ry expense including 3s00fi0 paid for real es tate and the cost of eight locomotives one hundred cars two extensive depots and alt the requisite machine and work shops mb twenty feet wide ten feel in the ceoire to it would appear for the loyally to the king chopped level with the ground with such cros and affection to the government of the iohab- wa watercourses and bridges as maybe itaots of ihis district preny generally could noi be doubted and they have given of late undeniable assurance of that in the return of seven constitutional members to the house of assembly displacing four of the raokes democrats the government had to contend with when we dwell upon these circum stances it arouses a flarne of indignant feelings io thick that all our efforts and petitions- memorial after memorial a re disregarded our interests postponed and even the recent ar rangements made witbia the district to pur chase the waste lands of the crown by a joint stock company which associated fo ihe laudable purpose ttf encouraging the set tlement of ihe back townships aftei a need less delay of several months discountenanced we cannot be tame will not be tame un til justice be done to lb midland district un til 01007 for roads aod doe encouragement to emigration be given o us and as the grand jury will be empanelled on the 6rm or the next month we again respectfully sogem to that body the propriety of following up the furmer representation upon this subject and the appointment of a commit ire to tvnil upon his excellency personally with such further memorial as ihey may tgm upon- and for iheir guidance and mlormarion we republish required resolved 5th your committee recommend that government appropriate a sum not les than one thousand pounds frutn the proceeds ot me sales or such other funds as may be at t f i ibar disposal to carry into effect with the least possible delay the herein mentioned ob jects resolved cth it is the opinion of your com mittee that it would materially assist emi- grjnis and others were an aeot appointed in each county in this district authorized io of fer for sale lhc said lands at the upset price nnd afford them other useful information allav macphkrson chairman thomas askew secreiary upon reading the foregoing report of the committee appointed at the session yesterday and proposing ms adoption it was moved by mr motvil nnd seconded bv mr strange phit the sum recommended fir establishing ihe required roads is not sullicicnt which up on debate was withdrawn and ihe rejkjrt una nimously adopted the following members of ihe grand jury present a manalmn foreman joseph bruce john strang james macfnrlanc archibald mrdonel george w yarher anthony marshall allan macpliervofr jmiies mocuirboiii alexander cowun se thomas askew thomas i appleby samuel porlaud villinn wilson krlwanl fidbr klijali hcncji we have omitted our usual ponton of selec tions in this days qazette to make room for the instructions to the royal commissioners it is impossible to read them without perceiv ing that the british government is better ac quainted with the affairs of the colony than is tmaginedand no person of enlightened mind 1 i liberal sentiment can find fault with the fiew which ihe colonial minister takes of our af fairs generally the publication of the despatch no 9 shews iiow adverse the british government is to any thing like concealment towards the house of commons in regird to their instruc tions to their agents in the colonics on the subject of the present difficulties no 3 which will be published io next ga- zrtte is the particular instructions to lord go ford as governor it justifies him in his proceedings towards ihe house of assembly which he was sent out to conciliate the re sult and his lordships efforts shew the fol ly of this part of the instruction by which t be british government has been placed inn humiliating position it is in some sort an abdication of government to expose itself re psatedly io be contemned by low bred and vul gar minds who cannot respond to liberal senti ments and conduct but nltribute the expression of ihem to intresiednefs weakness fear and nsinceritv which it may fairly be presumed g their own conduct the famous cheerful srant of the con tingencies is fully authorized by these instruc tions his majestys mioisters take upon themselves io authorise the governor io pay away our money money acknowledged to belong to nt and not to the crown without the authority of law in so far as the law gives to ihe grown the disposal of any money arising from canadian sources we do not ob ject in it it is a debt which no honest man will objcei to pay to the utmost of his means but that the minister of the crown should take upon himself to give the money of the people to brihf the representative body to ihe perform ance of iis duty or submit to the wishes of the executive we formally object to andcomplain of it ns a violation of our rights and of the british constitution wc care nothing for what may be the understanding between the king ministers and the branches of the le gislaiurein england in regard to their con tingencies british subjects can only be af fected in their property by acts of the lcgislu- uirr if the character of a legislative body is so bad thnt people will not give it credit till the end of a session it is unfit to be a branch of the legislature at all event we do not rhoote to he deprived of our property or any pari of it hy any understanding or any prece- boaion saturday oclock the brig caroline arrived at this port ust evening from gibtalter whence shesailed on the cist of june we have the gibraltar chronicle of rhat date which contains accooor- frora madrid to the 14th aod lisbon to the i nil june the bloody character oft lit contest going on in spain is appiling the jorowo n half literary half political journal of madrid slates that since the commencement of the war in 1833 to the first of april 1336 ihere have hero killed on the field ol battle 590 carlisle and 54401 taken prisoners dori this period it siys there have been 546 bat lies in which the carlists have been 303 lime completely muled and 2l3 times partially de leated- the queen army has been dcfmctl fto times in which it has had 1 57874 killed 39gi8 taken prisoners and tost 41722 de sen ers the madrid patriate of the 12th says it was reported in that city that he carlistt were piparm for a iresh attack on gea evans lines at st sebasnan the madrid gazelles contain despatches from the queens troops in catalonia which speak of advantages obtained over the rebel in that province a leiirr from saraosi if the 1 lib iav3 that two days infore the leadim torres ud mombiht had been shot the imttal is decidedly of opinion that tk circiimiaoec ftf france beiuffa party to ile quadruple allianre ims proved highly injurioi to spatn if ihr hit it- r had not relied upon ihe carlisle b in ptweniel from remo through the frontier of ihe former those im plies which have rnnhed ihem to oijani themselves and acquire iheir present strength she would hitvc adopted other measures t prevent it herself nit iheronscqucucc wrull have been that deprive of the altoatai means so scaniutoirtly introduced ihroirj france they would have lost all ronfidrno and their annihilation effected month aft marshal yijo had brenjippuinted munsw of war nnd nmvfd at madrid wi the lsih nuilnog uf any iutcrem from luwp- thr political uphktrrqm miy nh an initret nnd even lend nut atfiiwmc public atv t vrnwrfiufu v or resources in the pumnt wreieitedmdf must be the employment which rnitrrji spate minute fin the gaining uf ilcnmnw subsidence mid leaves no pertuil tif ksivf the individual lo think of himwifiq iliecli- rmtri uf ft member of a sreai rommuwt fc is one thinz however to ihinlof ikftfu icrs in moderation t and another tonlriii t them man excess we have fcoows make themselves positively unhippy fcr pin tling ways md means on tali a if of ifiew nay tuin themselves by 3 nekci ol hvi ordinary professional avocations a frcci halfcrazy anxiety ahoul whai did rimfitfn ihem and io what they could nui pu5uv feet the smallest service this kind tfb racier is not new ii was remarked byikem century drama lists and essayii hoimy have humorously satirised it the blbm is addisons sketch of such a per he entitles ihe 1olilieal upbublefer w- will recollect that it was wriiirn akiitfsurt- dred ad twenty yearsago cbfwm nal wit li nit 41 m i ini ncighborho herer iv ho seenivi in intent on inquiry into turns to neighl r were r iv- tlrre lived some year a very gftite pn i run ofmnietinnw nary application to bol0s- mv wjir early mer and was often abroad hours before any of ills oriabbori hw peculiar earefoww in the kotitiwifw brows nod a kind of i in pa i tenet in alil tions that plajnly discovered he matters of miportauce l life and eotiverstionl him to be the greatest iievsiiiii- quarter that he rose before df torfi posunau and ihoi he wonlj iclu iwj e oiher end of the ton to see if thrrv dutch mans rome in he had a mfeirj vera children but was much more loauruiu io know what nsscn in poland thao t own family and was in greater paiaanhi iety of mind for kins atlgnstusi ivelfiirrtan that of his nearci relations jte lookrj ex tremely ibin in a dearth uf news ami aeftfen- joyed himself io a westerly wind tbtsinv faligame kind of life was the ruin ol hiscn for about the lime that his favorite prince bf ihe crown of poland he broke aod riwhpear ed u man and his altiirs had beto out of my mind till alui ihne daffura 1 w3s walking in st jinrvs i hear somebody at a disianve imnniiiig after me and who should it be but my om ceichhor upholsterer i siw he wasicdocfiiifjtrerc poverty by certain shahhv superfiuitioio hi dress for notwithstanding it waa renr try day for the time id the year lie tort loose ceaicoal and a muff with a loog o paign n m out of cur lo which he had aj the oranenl of a pairuf black garters burl under the knee upon his coming upiomr was c tv in iiijre imo his prewi rircn stances but wbs prevemed by ins ilidpi with a whisper whether ihe last letters b any accounts i hot one rnishi rely upon it bender i tum him none that i heard of a asked him whether he had yet married h dest daughter he told me no hot n says he tell me sincerely what are thoughts of the kins of sweden for ihoffl ins wile and children were starving l his chief concern at present was for thsj monarch i told him that i looked up as one of the first heroes of the jgc but said lie do you ihink there isaoy thiol d story of his wound and finding mf u sed at the question nay says be i wly pose it to you 1 answered ihst io there was no reason to doubt of if i in the heel says be more than in part of the body because said 1 lkh chancrd to light there thii extraordinary dislosue was no io er ended but he begjn to uuocb oi lonij dissertation upon ihe affairs or t and after bavin spent some tune on uj told me he was in n grett perplexitt reconcile the sunfumeul with tbm post nnd had bet a joo tfpw examinm the other paper say upon ilm- the dally courani iavh h havc advices from very has some mh we that a certain rrmcc jrcat imijortance under cofrtidcraiimj is very mysterious but the pwjo thcdarfc for he tells llf are nriviicinjmaiioiis of mrsofj a cctum prince which cm liffht now the posmao sa to be hese words the i clear refrrs o ws mesa tvjjt- he hwjftjshi prince qftooj great gsol this ccriaia prince t inr of itwbfhl whom miev are all wrautiu lakf hg upon jhwjv m oobodr ner ua he sk i b m while to make biru rrpe o wa vrre now goi o lh uppjjj ff mall fill ill where ihrea or lour j t igfiher upoo h hfbcft