MONTREAL, CANADA, _May 12th, 1842._

All well, though (with the exception of one from Fred) we have received

no letters whatever by the _Caledonia_. We have experienced

impossible-to-be-described attentions in Canada. Everybody's carriage

and horses are at our disposal, and everybody's servants; and all the

Government boats and boats' crews. We shall play, between the 20th and

the 25th, "A Roland for an Oliver," "Two o'Clock in the Morning," and

"Deaf as a Post."

[Sidenote: Mr. Thomas Longman.]

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