The Quebec mercury, 2 septembre 1841, jeudi 2 septembre 1841

[" 9 «PllîLEi © ïlf H 2B qp \u2022n\u2014L^'jL-ggg* THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1841.VtiLUBIB XXXVI.tssssmss iJvolHiiciat iiailMiitriit.An Act (m fatililnt» tlio n^ntiation of n Loan in Kiifflnnd, and for other purpokea thureiu incu» tionrd.Most (iiunoi's Poviwrcirt.'î, U o, V«»ur iViHjc^iy\u2019» «(u'iftil .nid lov^J\tlfi«?Iilhortly of ;>n Act passed in tbe Parliament of tbe United Kingdom of firent ISriiain end Ireland, in.titiibh*|| be held to abnte, *c., by res\u2019son of the death or removal from office of all or any of said (Vinmis-s i one is, end the appointment of another or others in thestrad-removed! ComroU\u2018i,\u2018n-r or Commissioners so dying or beiu/ And, Ac.\u2014That before entering upon the ofiLeeach of.sia Commissioners shall become bound to her Majesty, and niv« secur.tie» to the satisfaction of the Governor of this Province the Commissioners in the eum of\tmni sureties in the sum of\tpounds, of lawful cu.rencv! Ac., for the faithful discharge of the duties of their respective offi.es.And each and every other officer of tbe said bank shall, before entering upon the duties of bis office uive security a* to the mi J Commis,ionen slmll appr«r loftk-ient \u2022ubjtct to III.\u2022|>|ir.l ni II).Cotertior, Ac.All of which bonds and secuntirs shall be filed and kept in Um office of the Inspector General ot iliis Province.^ And, Ac.\u2014That the said Commissioners shall hare power nnd authority to employ all necessary servants, Ac., for the business of the said lank, and to dffmy all necessary ex- And, Ac.-That i* shall be lawful for raid Commissioner* R» cause plaie, to ba stamped and engraved, and promissory notr* to be printed and struck from the said plâtra in the following form, nud in such quantities ns the Governor oflhi* Pi uviuce shall dieect.\u201c iiy authority of Parliament.\" N«\t|9 The Bank of the Province of Canada promi(ft to pay or Brarer on drniad.the *utu of T-euiy shillings (nra« the may bt) in lawful money of the Province of Canada, at the office ol the said Uauk of tbe Province of Canada io Cntered according to law,\tCoamisiioncr».,\ti» .Bank Inspector.And, \\c \u2014That tire R ink Invjiectnr shall keep a pnhiio book of record in which slmll be entered the number», dates, and amounts of all promissory notes required by the said Coni! Btissionen, to be issued under the authority of this act.And, iVo\u2014That when und so often ns the said cmnitiiivion-ers tlntll require any of raid note* to be entered for signature, the) shall furniih said Bank Inspector vrith a requi-itiun Slating the nmeunt of Ihe not.*, and the numbers, dales, and uinountiof rcnlt of the no'cs, nnd rhall deliver\u2019to the I\u2019ank Inspector the said notes so as to tie entered, and «aid Bank lus{iccU»r slmll tiu'i and enter said imtcs in the book afoiesnid, nnd shall r«*torn the Mid notes to signed to the mid conjtniiwioacri for Ihcir signature, nnd for the issue of the Mine, And.Ac \u2014Thnf vvhrn nnd so often k« it shall ho found ne.cestaiy by said commissioners to replace r.nv of ,«jrf ,iui,.n which shall be worn or decayed, said cummimionct-* ,hall git* notice to the President uf the Executive Council, tbo Receiver Grncral of t!-.:» Province, «ml to the Hunk liiK|a-i-tur, specifying ilierein the nuiout, numbets, nnd parlnulHr amounts mid cates of the notes so worn or decayed, nml fix-ing a day «nd hour for >he burning nnd destroying thereof the said iiuUssbsll be burned «nd destroyed by the .uM mbsioncrsnl tl.eoflke of the Bink.in tin* presenco of ihe )iito denote that the same nota i* de.rroyed, ni.d said commissioners shall !i»vc power meiit.i- and issue new antes to the amount of the notes m) destroyed And, .\\c.\u2014Hut the note* of tliesuid Rank shall he red-rur.able and payiibtu on dfm-ratl at the ptiisctaal pince of hu»j|U*« of said bank, in bullion or coiu in the lawful currency of tin* Province.A nd.Ac.\u2014-Tliat it sliail be lawful for v.niil commi»»j time among us as one uf our fir»t 1 gtutle-uirti of leisure.1 One of the New York paper* hints at disturbances on the frontier, in consequence r.f a lour of Major General Scott.The Commercial Advertiser, however, merely »ays, Major General Scott, Commander in Chief of tho Army, has proceeded to the Niagara frontier, on a tour of official observation.It has been intimated in «ime quarters that he may traverse tiro frontier Wcstwardly, and back Kastuardly to the Aroostook country.From the Toronto Colonist we learn that the Committee of the Board of Trade of tliat city have had under tiroir consideration the proposed nlan of a Bank of Issue ; but that they dcferied, until the Bill is before them in detail, addressing the* Legislature, or taking any action on tiro subject, ns a body.The same paper contradict* a report that Mr.Roe, of Nfwrnnrkel, was to become a Candidate for the representation of the Fourth Riding of York : and adds- \u201cws arc informed that Dr.Baldwin is to make way for Mr.Lafontaine.\u201d The Colonist says that this move \u201c will meet with opposition from several influential voters, who have always acted with the Reform parly.\u201d 8o wo should think, unless they li.ve lost all ngard fora oha-raclct for loyalty.But, after all, some doubts exist that Mr.Lafontaine i* a consenting party to this scheme.Since tiro above was written we learned from the following paragraph in the Kingston Correspondence of tho Old Quebec Gazette that Mr.Lafontaine is not unwilling to appear once mote as a \u201c public character\u2014 *\u2022 Mr.Irofnntaine, of Montreal, airived this evening ftom Montreal on his way to the election in Ihe Fourth Riding ofToronto, one of the places for which the Hon.Mr.Baldwin was returned.\u201d \u201c The Governor ha* fixed Mr.Lafontaine\u2019.1! election for the 20th September, before which time it is thought tho House will he prorogued.\u201d We can hardly keep pace with the Legislative documents tliat come pouting in upon us by every day\u2019s mail.In this day\u2019s Mercury uro insert, the Hank Bill, the Loan Bill, the Fourth Report of the Finance Committee, a petition complaining of the charter of the British North American Bank, and a series of resolutions to he pro; osed by Mr.Merritt.For the last mentioned five we arc indebted to the Old Quebec Gazette, tiro conductors uf which were kind enough to lend us the types.The importance of ihtsc documents will ensure them an attentive perusal without further reference to them on our part.We believe we have hitherto omitted to mention that the result of the Huron Election enquiry was in favour of Dr.Dunlop who has taken his seat in the House o*f Assembly.He displaces Captain Strachar, the sitting member.The Great Western.\u2014A Boston paper ha* heen informed by passengers who came out in the Columbia that the Great Western would on her next voyage to New Yoikcome via Halifax, N.S.The New York Commercial Advertise, however, states that the Agents of the steamship in that city have received no information of Mich a course being contemplated.Yesterday, l»t \u2022September, was the Great Western\u2019s regular day fur leaving Bristol.Another steamboat explosion has occurred in the United .Slate*, but ns Ihe lo-s of life is not over nineteen or twenty, v»*r> little notice is taken of the accident, and it is chronicled in small type.While the steamer Louisiana was on her voyage from New Orleans, the star-hoard boiler burst, blowing every thing before it to n heavy hank of wood in the forecastle.Three of the crew were drowned, and six scalded, of whom two soon died.There were a number of U.S.troops on hoard, and it is stated that \\vn,\t- -\t(*s 14\tHalf Crown,\t- -\t3s U\tShillings,\t-\tIs it\tSigne tire,\t-\tOi \tAll HiitUh Silver\tto he a\t \tlegal tender, at th\tesc rates\t \ttt.Srlting Mitfe the delijtlilf'.l situation, m Urttrr site than Kichuiond could not l« cIiokii for such au establishment.It is so secluded that Ihe progress of husincss cannot be impeded by the presence of idle spectators on the armai and dcpniture of every vessel, and jet is tuAkiei.lly near to hold « remijr intercourse wiih the densest plncrs in the city \u2014Messrs.Cunardt have contracted to supply the West India >Uamct> with cual.\u2014//el/*# Re-eeto\u2019ft.Id bid 3d 7*1 3 pi of £2 lUs only.Tlr divisions are likely to prove inconvenient, but it Is contended that the inconvenience will be bflft slight at fust, and that the dcsiied end of an rcpialisatinn of Ihe Ccurrency will be eHeeled i»y the Hill.'I he English Shillings and iSixpenecs will, of course, pass emrent in small dealings as they did previous to the recent \u201cpanic,\u201d\u2014one Shilling anti two and three-lifths of a penny being nearer Is 3d than Is\u2018id ; the same with te-gard to the Sixpences.The Clowns and Half Crowns have usually passed for (is and 3s, they are now declared to be \\vmth (is LI and 3r 0*1.I\u2019ho alterations in the other silver now current, it will be s^en, are not of so much importance.The Hill repealing so much of the Ordinance respecting Tavern Licences, &c.as prohibits grocers from retailing liquors in a less quanity than three half pints, which was intioduccd in theliouse of Assembly by Mr.Delisle, and after considerable discussion, received its third reading, meets with opposition in the Legislative Council.\u2014 On Friday the Honourable Mr.Bruneau biought forward a report of the Committee to which the bill was referred, making objections at great length to the bill and suggesting to the Council its proceeding no further upon the matter.A« many of our readers are interested in the fate of Ihis bill, we shall not fail to inform them of any further proceedings in relation to it.CORI\u2019ORATION\u2019 OF QUE UPC.We have received a copy of the Hill \u2022* 7Ï» amend certain O'diaa'iïtt th< rein mentt»uetl rc/atire hi the Varpmntion of ttte City of Qurhec,'' introduced in the Hume of Aurinbly in com-pliance with the prater uf a pdilion of the Cnrpuiation to be lendcred elective will, a.little deley a* ueceo.aij^tnd that the Corporation he vetted with certain ml dit ion at puwir*.The following ii a rondrmn'i n of Ihe Hill.Clnute I.IlepcaU »o much of the Ordinance incorporating the ( ity of Qucltcc hscuhcU Hint (he Mayor, Aldeimen, and Couticillors, nppointed by the Goveinoi ilialt remain in ofllce unlit I Drcr.ISLI.II.\tOn the\tdny of\t18|l the Mayor, Aldcim n, and Councillor*, and the nwcitoM appointed by them, .ball go out of office, and on tbe same dav an election ni perkone to re pi are them «hill take place, and the nest elec.Hon of nirnthei» of the Cooucil (eicepl any election to Ml a «aiual vacancy) Hiall be held on l«t December, 18*13, and Ihercatter tuch elect inn* thnll be held annually, as provided in I lie Ordinances now in force.III.\tThe power to grant certificate! for City Tavern t.icrncrc veiled in the Coipotation imtead of the Mngiitrntea, IV.\tThe Coiputalioit eiupnwrred to make by-htai for regulating alt Fernet from any place nut imue than nine mites distant frnin (lie city.V.\tThe itutliniity of the Corporation to ritrnd overall street», Lnet Ac.Ac.to low water mark in every case | tiny power* vr.trd in the Trinity llou.e incompatible with this enactment to cease and determine.VI.\tCorporation to have full power to rnuie the demolition or temotal of nny building in Hie comie of construction Htid unfinislied, il sut h building la- cciiitructed contrary to any tw-law for presenting aceidciits by Itic, luwlully passed by Hie C irpotaliiiii.VII The ocetipant of nny home, building, ground jo real propeity wittiiu Hu* said city shall, it rripnied by the said council, pay nil rate* iiud assessments ami |rerforin all public svorks and duties w bieh the owner or propriitor of such pro.petty might be lawlully eomprlled by Hie said council to pay or priforin ; rcsciving to such \u2022acuiaiit any resource he may lawfully have for indemnity from such owner or pc made by (tie said council, under the anthority thereof, shall esteud and apply to any bj-l.tw lo be made under the autliority uf tbi Act.\t___________________ MONTHKAL PUBLIC BAKERY, I ht >km-bmui:u, 1811.Anise of Rirad for Ihe present week ! \u2014 4 lt< AVhite Loaf, .Os 101, G 0» Blown Loaf, .Is Od.ARRIVED.n .m.,\t.Augnsi 30ib.Burk Char Us, Mcl.ea.9th Aug.Sydney, C.U., W.BharpUs, baiUsi.MG ussseagai\".\tr llifta Hi hoontrs fioia (jaspé, mid oil.Two Schooners from Aiiticosij, wrecks.Brig LUjo's.^Hs,coign#, |7th July, Livarpeol, I.eMtsurUr, Burk Jana and Oaibara, Culmnur, 7th Aug.Charltitoii, Levey, push, pine Ate*.n *\tHepiember !\u2022».ship Bon Accord.Sim,'J4i|i June, Aberdeen, order, batlsst, 70 passengers, Bttik friuvian.1\u2018iik.uhly, 9di August, New York, lu order, general cargo.Brig Kingslon, Young, 4t, 1841 B ST.AUGUSTIN BOARDING SCHOOL.ANTED, an assiduous and competent Assistant for the above Establishment.Testimoniale of ability, ftc.will be required.Apply at tbe School, or Mr.I).COLE\u2019S, Palace Street, Quebec, Sept.2d, 1841.\ta w Ditrirt of Quebec, Session of the Court of King\u2019s Bench hold-mg Criminal Juiisdiciion for the «aid Dis.Met of Quebec, will I»,, holden at the Court House, hi the City of Quebec, on TUFSDW.the T W KNTY-FIBST day of \u2022^Ll i EM Bl-.lt instant, at TKN o\u2019clock in the forenoon s 1 do therefore hen by give notice to all lbo*e who will prosecute against hiij Prisoner in the Common Gaol for the said Dis rict that they may be then and there present to iroeeute against Hieiii as shall be ju*t, nnd I do aLo give notice lo all Jutticet uf ihe Peace, Coroners, ( (instables and Peace Officers, in and for the District aforesaid, that they Ins Hien and there in their own proper orisons with their Bolls, Indictments and other rrmemliranen to do those things which lo tbrir several offices in that he half appertain to be done.cl\t\u201e W.8.SEWELL, Sheriff.Sheriff s Office, Quebec, 2d September, 1k41.F.GLOBE HOTEL.BLANCA BD of New Yoik, respectfully informs his filends nnd the public that the above elr.gant and eitrnsive establishment, newly ereitrd, and purposely adapted to Ihe European plan of accommodât ion, is now opened for the reception of company.I he rooms have hern newly fitted up, ivith new furniture of the most modern stjlc, and no expense has been spared to promote the comfort of hi* guests.The plan is pre-eminent for eonveniettca, as families, and poisons desirous of accommodations unconnected with regular boarding, may have suites of apaitmeiits, and diet furnished therein, at all times, and in any manner agreeable to their taste.The best servants are always in attendance, and Ihe English and foreign languages spoken in the house.To this establishment there is a Restauraut, where the best provisions of the market will hr served up, on the most approved and faihfiuiahle style of French and English cookery.The c hoicest Wines at reasonable pi ici \u2022\u2022 In connection with the Hotel is an extensive Bathing establishment, on New-sticct, open at all seasonable hours Lr tbe use of his guests.The b cation of the Hotel is admirably suited to business or pleasuie, being within two minutes svalk of Wall-etreet, tbe Public Offices, and the Bettcry,* the most airy end healthful walk in the city.The Proprietor, gratefully acknowledging the many favours he lies heretofore received from bis patrons, assures them that he will avoid no pnins to accommodnta such es may grant him a call, in any styla of repense or foonomy, that may be best suitrd to their wishes.66, Broadway, New York.August, 1861.\tü P V HOTEL II MCA H SOI U E\u2019 K.F I It E W o R K 8, LADIES and Gentlemen wishing to secure placrsand tukets of admission to the Soiree, can procure them nny day between this and Miu-dav on .MONDAY nest, «t the icsidencc uf the undersigned.Price ol admission 2« Gd for each person.Douis open at iialf-pait srvbn.« .\t».n .so.JOHN COW SMITH.Quebec.1st «ept.1841.RIGHT PINE Yaai&ska Mills.For SALE by Quebec, 12ih June, 1841.FBI IG111 AND Si\u2019RLCE DEAL#/Irons the MUIUSON & TOBIN, Lcnycraft\u2019s Buildings r_,,IIANV 1'\u2018*S,A«K fü I.IVEIU-ÜOL.ship JEk-NiL LOGAN.S5S tons, John Maror* master, will sail for Liverpool .biut the 20ti, io.t.nt ^ï ,.V,ng.,noit of '*r Cê,t° euMWd, wjll take Four, Ashes, or other, Measurement Goods to fill up, at a low rate of freight, him has cicelies,* accommodation for Passengers, being fifted ou.!.,\ts.,\u201e l8,i mas aonoos , c.ENTERED FOR LOADING.Septemlitr lit.Heure.Llunelly, Pembertons.tSillery. tn >ntha.Yvrierday morning, in Ft.Rurhs .Suburbs, Mûrie Carnllne itifuiii daughler of Mr.Xavier Lcpruhun, Hculptor, aged 16 inonilis.A i Aocient l.oretie.on tba 30th ultimo, Mr.L.Organ, aged 75 s ears, a nmiva of Ci\" k, Ireland.At .Montreal, on (bn 28th instant, Oiiillul Joseph C'liichy, Eequira, Noiary Public, aged 24 years, deeply nnd alnceraly regittied bv n nutnemns rltclo nf friend*.POST OFFICE NOTICE.rffXHE next Ekumsii Mail per Unicorn, will be cloaed at I the Quebec Office, on SATURDAY the 11th September.instant.Paid Letters will be received till Srtin, P.M.; and Unpaid may be put into the Bui till Ninb, P.M.General Post Office, Qut-l-cc.21 September, 1841.FOB SALE, rirWAT extensive BUILDING LOT and GARDEN In Jff the rear, aituMird on the St.Lewi* Ruud, adjoining I ClapliHin Tenace, 1'or particulars apply to DAVID DOUGLkS, f-'ept, 2.\tu\tNo 0, linjse Stievt.FOR SX LE, ONE Hundred Quintals Table Cod(i»h, new.60 Bui ids Cod Oil, A few Bum is Salmon end half-barrels Mackerel, D.FRAr It.D.Jackson, Gessl.Clitherow, and tbe Officers of the Garrison, begs leave to inform the inhabitants of Quebec, and its vicinity, that he intends eibi'-iting, with his celebrated faindy, in the science of Gymnastic performances ; on which occasion will be prrsrnted the miraculous and almost incredible evolutions of that unequalled Italian artist, on the CORDE VOLANTE.\u2014 À L S O \u2014 77te truly elegant performances of his tons, ANTONIO, LORENZO, AUGUSTUS, and ALPIIONZO, Comprised in the most magnificent display of position in the science of Gymnastics_portrajing some of the most grand and mpoiing groups from the ancient masters\u2014to surpass svhicb hhey challenge the world ; consisting of Acrobat Scenes in tha Gsmnastic Exercises, the Corda Volante, or Flying Rope, Groupes and Tableaus, Egyptian Horieuntal Pyramids, Sailor\u2019s Hornpipe.X-v lust part of the entertainments will be given by the rbrea young Diavolos in an entirely new Comio Chinese Dance of tbq Tea Pickeu, or Ualht de» Chinoie, Pa» de trait, io full costume.Fur full particulars aea bill* of tha day.Admission-Boxes, 4s j Fit, 2j Gd j Gallery, Is 3d { Children half price to the Boies.Doors open at HALF-PAST SEVEN, performance to commence at HALF-PAST EIGHT.Police tn attendant*.Quebre.30th August, 1841.FOR LIVERPOOL, Ki-sa\tihe F^LgfTiwa, and tail 10(A Seat.jjgr^rpHL line new Hark BAYFIELD, Johns, ¦W* ^aster» 3^9 tons, will he found a desirable *FP*M®OCO ^ ^ üUrttül, ^e,uur*®c,R Goods.For Freight, Quebec, 23th Aug.1841.THOMAS FROSTfi & Co.AUCTIONS* \"IK1 ?«\t- f.«- ing dass, at 1MO o clock picciifty, each dav.at tb* Stores of Masson, Strang, Laugevin & Co TWO HUNDRED pieces blue Pilot Cloth, *\u20184Pef®n® CJolhs, assorted colours, 10 bales Scarlet, Red and White Flannel*.i i0,\tRed \u201c«d Green, 6 do.Blankets, 4 do.White Kersey, 2 do.Red Capr, 1 casa Woollen Stockings, 10 bales Grey Shirting, 4 do.White Shirting, 1 case Tartan Cambist, 6 bales Strjped and Checked Cottons, 86 & 40 inches, 2 bales Hoisery Yam, And a great variety of other articles suitable to the season.\u201e G.D.BALZATETTI, A.A11.Quebec, 1st Sept, 1841.______ \u201c Will be sold on TUESDAY1 next, the 7lli instant, at TWO o clock precisely, at the Stores of Hugh Murray, Esquire.Napokon Wharf\tt » THIRTEEN bags Dressed Caraboo, fig lbs.@ 46 lbs.|ser bag, 25 Buffalo Robes, 100 mioots Boiling Pess, 25 barrels do.do.50 bags Bread, 40 basrels Beef, Prime Mrs* and Prime, 10 bbds.1 (S) 2 E 1.Rum, well flavoiircd, b»lf boxes Window Glass, assorted lia**, 200 kegs \\t bite Lead, superior quality, 10 Coils Wbita Rope.ALSO, 0 Cooking Stoves, 6 tbrea feet Double do.4 two and a half feet do.do.79 Single Stoves, 20 in., 24 in., 30 in.and 86 in.\u201e\tDUPONT A Co.Quebec, 1st Sept, 184L .\t_______ EXTEKSJYE SALE OF SHIP CHANDLERY GOODS, For account of Underwriters or others concerned.Will be sold on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY nest, th* 7th and 8tb instant, at tbe Storsi of D.Fsuasa, Esquire, on tha India Wbarf\u2014scRAbuf nag reserve\u2014 NEARLY Ihe whole of tba materials of tho three vestela recently wrecked on tbe Island of Anti* custi, *\u2022* \u2022 \u2014 8 Chain Cables of } to 1 5-16 inch.7 Bower Anchors, and part of another.47 Sails\u2014most part in excellent order.Til* Standing and Running Rigging, Lower Shrouds and Forestay, for a ship of 350 tons\u2014complete.All the Ir Imura tba |>i«t|)riiy ol 11.M.\tTo Ite riiliirn '\u2018V I liWi-tauf the Aimy or N»»y.Wrights n> for tlir Sirwiu!*\u2019 The wiuiirr of .iôü or iipw»iil«.tc«*,\u2014 Should tli« winner prcfei tlu* jCôO in money pie»ioo»l) mirer* liutl, the Stewards will pay it in liru of the top.1.\tA DIMS- PURSK Of.^CO, added to a S^crpftaki» of/.'5 each, f«e» for nil lioru\u2019t ; Montreal Tuif ( lull Wrigl't*.|î«i'»t» ilint Inre o.is of the QuettecTorf Club.Uthf*, ln.!f a mi\u2019e.Il ?(«.\u2022ne ! .lulu The second Loiseto rcceiet J.j out ot the Sink*.*.THIRD DAY\u2014Sulvrn»ved cudit.i.'.rc! t, iflh June, Ivil.¦\t8 ¦5E5»r VAl'LT TO LET.AS.rtcinti* VrtUll will he Id in l »ec»M«.*ns\u2019 Hsl), Mid in) mediate |uistr«»h>u uivui.Ajtply un til#\t\u2022 tlurbev, 27lh Allgt.IBIL __\t________ * FOR HA!.* MV THK RtJBHCRIDCtt, OIX II UN DUE D Ramil Aw»;iirHt)fc'iM|\u2019 FLOUR.J# MAt\u2019IWISiNIIN» 26th Aui, 1S11.\t___________ «______________ MIXIlAmCN\u2019 INSTITUTE.\tUviiUftc.22d Aug.1811, A General Mediii»» of the Mtitibcrs uf the lir»tiluto Mill l.c licit! m the U »t*ins.Saint Jultti Sliest, *»u the I'venitiit uf \\\\ iu.sk'UW.the !\u2022« |»rui., at Hall-past Se*,vn |lM ^ |\u201e la'-e into cu\u2019.istdcrathrn tiie propilety of t-stahliihing 11 MHlham.dical Scho d iu cmitirdbut with the liiktiniid.1\tII.M.RLAIKLOCK.V.prr»dt.jjYyiTjfTôÜNDÜŸr C A N O T K H I E S T U E E T, n 1; B K K C.Ott-lxc, Gilt Angiitt, IS 11.\tlin _____ poll SALE I1Y THE SURSCllIBRUS, r»-, VENT Y la-ha DDUbi.E ROILED ENGLISH £\t1 is.I K!) GIL, 5 c»»ki il v V*' do,\tdo.Cf-o 20;t DO ,0 do.do.du.do.y n A WlllTr.LKAl), Wrought Na-L, S» (ml cucoittag*ment,l»y a;-j-yiot* at thi* office.Httch.c.7'h Ans lf-4l._______________________w WANTf.D, TWO APPRENTICES t# the CONFECTIONARY Ru»in»s. STEAM BOAT NOTICE.Till?well known »tearner Canada liavlng been taken oft* ill,, Tawing Line and newly fitted up, powesse» siint'iiui' accu»n»uudati\"n» t»»r pasiengerti, and now com.*\t\u201e her tegular till»» willi the splendid new boat Queen, K\u2019en Qui-Uee and kfontre*!.The \u2022pBciou# Cabin at thl# vessel ir» superior to Ihe modern boat# In paint of cant orl, ;.î, n »« «a»tlctd >r nrruim\u2018tnenu an Itoard cannot tall to rend 16 Iter a favorite passago IJual with the travelling ^\"Traveller» are requenb d lo vUU tho Boat, and judge her l»y personal inspection.OA V* OF LFAVIKO PORT 5 CANADA, FROM MOS'TRRAL, Mondity, Wvdm'feduy, Friday* QUEEN.FR«M MONTRRAL, Tuesday.11ttirsday, ,\u2022 i way,\tSatin day.The Steamers leave port In tin» niteriioon, mul anlve fwoa(her permUting) early the f.-lb wing I icnoon.Cub».» Fare to Montreal )2s.6d.tmaUejjtrH.Apply to IL I*.MtU 1, Quebec.«IJtilv.1841.\ta Gibb\u2019a Whail*.from (lUFmc, Tuesday.Thursday i Satin day, FROM (U'MISC, Monday Wedin'id »y, Friday, NOTICE.Rlcamlfoat Canadian liable will tow Vessels JL fn in oue part of the Harbour to another.She «il tilso umUrtukc to low flofi*.Charités Moderate.H.F.SCOTT, Agent f«r Sf.Lawrence nnd Tow R» a\u2019.Companies Qiteber, lOih June, 1811.\t** MYi-FARY AND HISTORICAL SOIT ET Y.j ^ titty iinii«»ince* tht\u2019 following u* its nn no id list of It m,l-j \u2022.»» for P i*«.»n the pres nt yom 1 «.TiHitter) of t lie Prog re** o< Liternttirv in Canri-Ja.2._A!*y .libjc* t nt the o|iltn of the* w»it«r, tending *»» elucitbiie the History or Antiquiti«» of the Country or of lit iihorigisml Tribes.\t.\t.C \u2014T he bt>L I\u2019ovticnl p\u2019-mliutien,\u2014tl.C Itihjvct to relate to Can a u\u2019n,\t, \u201e , 4\t_The N>t urn) HEtoiy ofthc ri>hr< of t! c St.Lawm-cr, (i nr tii t: ally t!ie White !,''\u2019'p-.Ee «nd Seals of that r»»c-J \u2014 li'fir rAtorc nnd u:'\u2019*.\tand coiiirnmi.l.5.\t«_Ti.h!e* calculatfd to throw b.lrt on the ( iimnfe of fn-ma to compri'e daily metrafulotsical observatniu»; r.w » such details s* the observer has been ct.abletl to colkst, \u2019vitH reference to the flowering of plant*, the arrival and departure of bird», time of ripening of crop», Ac.Ac.6.\t_The Mineralogy and G« cult SALK, n \\YO IJundred and Niutty-four Rarrcls Nu.8 Mackerel, SL Cfl half\tdo,\tdo.d liar id* No.2 do, n.prvisTov, 22-1 Jt.lv.1 II.\tm\t\u2018 India IVhalf.KOlUiirr BACK, Confectioner end Ship Dread Dakar, T OsT restcctfully inform* hi* fcicndsnnd the Mercloint» J.'ii o Q.rchec, and Mtip\tthat he has abvn)» on iiiirvi irt'k h SHIP BREAD of all dcK-ripiioni, at moderate 1 lit \\( K: US, Win# end Water BISCUIT, at Mr.Bateau' ft xev, St.I'aul Sticet, Lower Town, and No.10, St.John* Strc*t, Upper Town.(D'cbec, July fi, iK41,\tu____ EDUCATION.II.THOVf, Teacher, after re*pfctful1y returning 1.7;!.thank* »o his friend* for the generou» patronage he |m« rrrrivrd during a period of nearly thirty year*, nmmuncc» that his School wiR, after the prc»ent vacation, be re-oprntd on Wednesday, l*t September.He will, a*»isted t.y lit* M.n cuMtinoe to t-ach youth of both seie*, in separate a|Mrtmrnt» and I.) the most approved metho.ls, the «nrinu* branches \u2019'fan Eojlisli F.duciition, including those r»f Book Keeping, Navi-gu'i >n and Mo'hematics.Term* pava'di* in advance.46, St.John Street, 2d Augur*, ISH.\tu EDUCATION.rjllin regular dutin# of the Quebec Classic At.Sc:iooi., will be resumed nn Monday August IGth.x\tF.J.LUNDY, Principal.NOTICE.A YOT\u2019NO LADY accuslnnied to feicb, i* desitou» of /V rtMaininga Situation aa COVEIINI'.SS in a I\u2019* iva'e Family or ^eboo!.She will undertake to teach the g tcral branches of an English Education, and ha* a thorough know, bdiic of Music.The young lady beg* to slate, that she i* n {'\u2022 »h«.lic hut that she Ira* no objet-'ion to reside in a Prote*.tant family.Icltcr* addressed to M., I'o«t Oflice, Moi.lrrnl, w».| meet with immediate attention, nnd the most respectable refr.ncc* cnti be given.\t\u2022 Quebec, .T.'y 29.I81L_____________\u2022________________ J fIST AtltltyKD, |*r tVinacalrn, from Liverpool, and if for lalet y the»nh«rr»her* ! fd) Caik* Diamond llmd Spike», 4