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I The Governor Of lower Canada has prorosued
the Provincial Parliament to the 5rd Of January
the House having adhered to their choice Of Speaker
This is though be the beginning serious trouble.
We notice, in the Baltimore papers, Prospectus
of semi-wcelly Paper, to be published in the city
of Baltimore by E.. p Roberts, and edited by Ed-
WARD c. PINKNEY, and entitled The Marylander !;
which we have read with much pleasure. In its
politics, it maniess decided preference of the civ
il over the military candidate for the Presidency,
lustrious statesman, John Quincy Adams" Com
mercial, Agricultural, and Mechanical affairs, as
we'll as Bellies Lettres, &c. &c. will receive all suit
able attention. The Marylander is to be published
on Wednesday and Saturday, on an imperial sheet
at Four dollars per annnm, payable in advance, and
an extensive circulation is anticipated. The first
number appearedon Wednesday last


The Editors of the Miners Journal give an
count Of the steam works in operation in the Pea
cock mines, in the vicinity of Mount Carbon, and
remark that anthracite must and will be used to
generate steam in propeling boats, as much will be
saved by the use of coal.


English papers to the 3rd November have been
received at New-York


The course of Turkey, was not fully manifest,
though some supposed she would resist the media
ton of the Combined Powers, at all hazzards.


Spain continues in agitation-and there is still
some fighting between the rebels and the Kings
troops.


Steam Boat built in England for the Greeks had
been accidentally burnt in the Thames, and another
had foundered at sea.