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i»‘fi1AIL WOK I not AM*.ftp Miaeioreues, urbo iiMwit uponETheMail for Engltheh«bror* AH uh,#r?ifttri kf#/I*■»Fust0VU) mowing UP™‘ w indeieet people wholly unablelorkih*«*«dhet l» i/gents for Uie Bri'ish Whigtrow Id hara removed it, but a. t . i Sftiwrti tarn iwivrJ tiir English Cod'h• I.• itT'tumki.0mini* mBrlNli - •*i ‘ohljry_ uf 1• # «§ jm • * eppw ■■ ■lliwillMi, JohnNew York.™..Vi B. IR. CWmrrv fe lt;'o , B«vk W», Mirfm* | Vultv, Auclwnc|,f^at tbit tiiDA, iftJ tie practical gt vir jfiiforWUr 4mMrlmmr. Hook*1 toTribune Building*I banka ofII**n»in Mr Ft rfle (Jr#rrici.t? ai arMr. HermanRoctvwUr. N.Y . Mr, U S. Jeon nge.L.»n*r*IJf of ttic M tdfond Di«irAndother work# since be the work!l^glllPp^Mrdreiiwu^ wvbe aboveniv [*.ri by a.1betTypes and Outdo, butcha; pib*: ralt/toiThey are aJJ personal «d«erttttrt*nMitotwhether in White Jmkc, or R*t* •nvpP^ffiro are requested•TIB K R8,i aend in theirt v* elburn, or m his f*ol»ticai romance^ • * ■» *»r *Sv 7 o'clock r.aie ineore liner, ineertinn r k- ~ I 1 ’ r 'j**t*n cojs cencoalmetowing vwrnmf. Tba early hour of pub- , n,f hero 1 n-nrlt *nlt;1 »uUcp, at ij he afTrcU. a k-^eaflf_______ I _ ___m.________00 *4' . _ 2 _1^ L.I oh inthe kitowing _ ^ ^paper, wilt compel ua to enforce ibis • desire to bt identified with the herorsI Town creation, no mighty honor as we hlt;n«lr ruidlf.fAvet:on Sales This Day•hewn. Tbitlin# Drittfth Waif1.1j*opufirhieh male*-* his booke NO SALE Til* ’0•lili Ihroitgfiotit ihem all.vercdiy that painnltlDATIf*J in wurki of ficilinlthrift DaUt) Dritkh lUhiaC'rujoe didholdRobiHy believe in tvi*f it, he would throw d jwu the volu# *• •Opifit pci Orbio Dteorin dingu^tOTLJEaSDAY MOHNIN(DEC1ft50ON♦ILNOAD'U/9LITKRART NOTICES1Iof the Canadian |»«*n|»le setT?r«t; oa a Foua Wopmia RgeiMBKMK in ons orj at length U* he roused in favor of H*ilruad«TUB MAS4UC1A#■rdit»o«A WilyYork ;uph RailnArmour k Rsmaajr, KingotaoOmoo; m Aotis'Ukh in tsi South Sias, being|nel to Typtt, by Herman Melville. Revived Edition. ’Putna'n At Wilv. New York ;that Road strikfithenvhofArmour k Ramsay. KingstonAl/|i-pasienger trade of the St. Lawrence. 'IMa Hipmam Mxltillxwriter whose# Moxlrealpra see very clenly, uoLse the I■ -I.. . t . . --' a - - -T.. . ■’productioni bid fair to create for hiaRailroadhigh literary reputation in the woild ofpassengersIVcscott, tiThe books before ui have befn before thetake the Chvery poorest, gwpublic some few years, and havely I drr.kburgb route by rail, in preferenceSlapassedughof editibeboth at home and abtvad. The par byateamhoat*- Therof theticular edition now bdore us seems to have j dopht^but the Ro.id to Prescott wi I^ ^ mm. m m . a ■ «• m a t m mmm ' J jt* _ I jm . .vedderable poitionof thecommeirced fnd hmshed as soon as theby the pruning knifesary fundi can liehie hgreat many vulgarisms and much te ItousGovgurrulity are no longer to he complained ofhalfis hound by statutedoff,If cultcannot he a mattersidishfuTheedition. Thereahntit to continueCtruiiilj* is no IiIca immpiliaterRailroadthese volumes which engages the reader,s| *° ^resfn*L lo R*ng*ton, Toronto ar.d Hamattention ai once. If the events related are! *l)r1* •'*'rp ^hie matter left entirely in Igenuine, they are certainlyhands of the people, tin opinion would notft-rtas the Italians would tty.fffi - Wcommon Yankee sailor beforeThe his acommencement*“ -is strongly asserted by those who have twholly devoid of eduestion, but making nn ear of,the present administration, that Apreteliterary acquirements; he is a j 'Minisfena have it m contemplaiiun to Nubiigraceless unmitigated scamp, (on his ownParhprojershewing,)forthwithfXcd country would lead him toofProvince to a greater extent llun the piwhiswiththe late fien^ritl Art oliovIf ik. ____If the Government determineof injtiaid inocence tbit is liighfy amusingWho hr or whatthe reader Has no I •wfof *»sj b«of a RoiJ from Pre^coll to Hamiltonsettledinformation, for hi! name or former occupationtheis never once mentioned or alluded to.nducebelieve, that Mrroilkdition, no timenow iniIfcrmMetof hiscrsaury surrey* II be hiityet some naasages in these booksR«Th re cannot be a cuestiun whethend a'su some others in his tale , f *• Redhujyp»y an im tiediate interest ou thlt;would induce us 13 fucost or nrt, hut they mint prove of vast bmMopposition doeopinionProviNew Englandbethis fact lias been mc^t cleirly provedwithout cause J {he hundred and one railroads which in everya mutineer without occasion , and a receiver of I direction intersect the North. . .* .. i .. • * ■ mgoods without nece.'sity, is a character I %lock ofStates**suite«fIhor*! present standing inhthe K*n«T.I |iros|icrily of the countryV.nir critic, hare likenedHob i nson CrusoeiOmoo ITD.naTvo Years I*fore the Mast. Theyl»Jand v, IJ a ^ e. have^^frdegree.hundredUp, AShave not the racinesn of uld Dctofoldadventure sufficientlytheAbeVV, r' _. .— . - - - ——— - - — ' --» ■ - . . . ■ - ■pared to that of the immortal navigatormay he egam. Ii (he advantages have beenDana’s book, they b« anio nigher resemso great iniEngland, why shouldthanlied in Canadri ?of abeing the autobiography they will heMost assuredlybefore the ma«t, .. The fact is, JVIrJ weranle•nd gi th»s argument is on anHerman Melvillevery pretty ilyle of pfv!ent.•bxWAdvance nothing fatftTrf*♦hi* own, to which, like Washingtonf 91 S'?,* C 14 l .'V Wl - !?V- ^\ •5his talesportion of his fame. Hevidentlytl y\Anorxw’s Davithont laborThKincstqi*was■ - ■ —with nauticalgood citjr. There wasphr isdn, r-arely inflThe total want of interest in his herore a denDinnerbeenCommandIdrawback to his books a.vboutproprietor did not **;!«.*defectanti the thingoff. Aj. 'amount of real knowledge of Polydined-iacquired in their attentive'perusal. The ^°*,ard,s,) last evenllxBritish Empire HotelMissionaries, thosecleverly bandied; forTahitiThe*hey passedopinion, ht pladia plain facta beforeoffering any °«;Nifional Days in Canada is beehonch have already hadincheckischlutary effect m l^€ obaervfnee.**ibreach than intyranny of priestthe South SeUa.The Arnencti: publicSum.•fleeted to* diKfxdit tba clalemenU et the 1 h,§ ,econd »f DvcemheANH THU U’lAT.l,.Russian Kotiehue in 183?; h.r*L«a«#|| V• tin 1 f nf ,K» peri hortrttht Alr.ltown#ucountry menJiK« a ■ ttiinv 61,h* 1.! have inning, though «di.belief becomes pre^terou* and ridiculoui. F'1 »«««• «ffi»inlt; here can find rt,4t|1This plain tael speaks whole libraries«•!»«. I !T! *• ^estimated the population of the Society rukIslan.la at 200,000; whan Kotzebueday or two’sproeitAie\\»A •183-2, 44 80,000 miserable wrelch*.6r a week(we quote the Captain9! words) wereremaiacd of Capt. Cookhaw Ulanders,”, This was a tad decreasenumerous andRKPftKttItTATIOXfntelliindeed, butsr.ssr'.!?-. fewV 1}»o[»ulaii«Hi of. these hnee lluurUhin^island!: for Mr. Her ■— «**• Melville 'In 1S I 4 U viiiJhifi /I !tl ,,ir neiiit including \|estimates the whole population at |esJ tbta! Cwile : Mr D «CruoWilliam V- .P'Am,in* ,ke *««e^»nr of \|rcou^'ifT8' rcounty of Lmienek. A h0, faill,:fadH«» fMe.8*000 souls, and fearlessly progftustrcates theCastle • Mr l* a reason, nfCrt' «telt;.bbon,aud Mr. Carte,on\tj.1 disappraranre #rt. ****** «h* eUtTf .Kippedr:LMisiionarie! are drifrom the Islands.thf r qua.Our readers must not misunderstandLUtmwnot the introducfmtiti***' hy the CyprusChri.tiar.'y in ther*..* *?* Lt,w l.eorge B.'utickAiMjP WaatlPwlKh ha* de^pnlate.i tSw».IQ^tS?k **tkle»W}romilia wiiTul and perrersaafI Sannn*. aatahijihmeaf}*^BeighLorn MrCrOAfflff
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Kingston Daily British Whig
Kingston, Ontario, CA
Tue, Dec 03, 1850
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