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nsr Wilde, Joleph Lyman, and Joihua


Thomas.


From Rbadc Hand, Neirs. Daniel
Lyman, Samuel Ward, Benjamin Ha-
zard, and Edward Manton.


From CouneEficm Meh-s. Chauncey
Goodrich, James Ilillhoule, John Tread
well, Zephsniah swift, Nathanie Saith,
Calvin Goddard, and Roger Mino,t
Sherman. ,e


And, that, from the State of Ne4vs
Hame/5ire, in the counties of Cheihire
and Grafton, Me1rs. Bspjamin Wef,
and Mills Olco,t, had been elected in
county conventions IN their reipe6tive
counties. and were entitled to feats in the
convention .s


The Rev. gentlemen who ofliciate as
Chaplains to the General .3fe.pbly Of
this State, rsGding in Hartford, and Rev.
Dr. Perkins, Of Wef Hartford, are in
vited to oficiate daily, in turn, as Chap
lains to the Convention during their fef-
lion.


All the members Of the Convention are
prefent and afiduously engaged in the
importan. and interetting duties, for the
confederation Of which they were appoint.
ed
MONTREAL pEc. The Pfycbe, one
Of The friga,es that came out in frame
from England has been thrown out and
heightened, to carry fifty. fix guns, long
a4's and 3 Founders. She will be launch
ed on the 18th init. A new IA, the
Ontario, has alto been laid down at
Kipgfon. She will be fitted to carryi7
thirty two Founders on each deck, aud
will be ready by the middle OF Mach.
A number of tranfport boats for tn fer
vice of the different potts On the Lakes,
are alto contracting


QUEBsc, Dtc. @ Number Of dyyioals
fron lea this ysar-mcrchant vefels ioo,
tranfports 2oI, total 37o


A convention of citizens Of the County
Of Windham, Vermont, was held at
Newtane on luefday lait. and WILLIAM
HALL. tfq Of Rockingham was cho(sn
delagste to the hezv fngAmd Csnpsn-
tioa now fitting at Hartford.


The remainder OF the dispatches receiv,
ed by the Chauncey from Chen, have been
published. Tho The manner iu which they
are written, slpbw that both parties are
able negociators, that Is, adroii w:ab the pen
In all manner of" ,urnlngs and twis,ings."
there is nothing in their contents which will
enable any one 10 iosm an opinion upon the
only question which is of any consequence
al ali, that may not as well be gasheied from
taose which were published in the Cazette
of the l2 h INST In those, our C.mmis-
sioners sald they had 10 hoTcs Of being
able to make a peace.


The proceedings Of the British Cabinet
with respec, TO the negotiation as w,li as
20 the amount, aud destination of the mill
cary force, afford strong grounds for bcIiey--
ing tha, they intend TO try tue fortune OF
another summers Campaign, and thai their
principal force will be dir,c ct, d against the
Southern section OF the UuiIcd States.
