The Quebec gazette published by authority = Gazette de Québec publiée par autorité, 11 novembre 1830, jeudi 11 novembre 1830

[" tu ale De | re ui re.pr, és la inns pur Le 2102 ire le ES ulé uit tte que \u2019et ans AUX sus ils fini rne on, uai eut pas nt et nté n- ci- de té nt en ap J \u2014\u2014 VOLUME VIM.\u2014No.2.memes THURSDAY, NOVR.11, L830.EXECUTIVE COUNCIL OFFICE, Quebec, 22d October, 1830.FDUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that all persons having claims against His Majesty\"s Government up to the 10th day of October instant, are required to deliver them in to the proper Officers on or before the 20th day of November next, and that in default of so doing they will be considered as having relinquished their pre- tentions to the amount of such claims respectively.Com- niissioners and others entrusted with the expenditure of public money under authority of Acts of the Legislature are also required to transmit Accounts of their disbursements ssesion of the said venders as owners thereof, during the three years that have immediately preceded the sale of the same to the said Francois Guay.All persons who may have or pretend to have any privilege or hypotheque by virtue of any title or by any other means whatsoever, inor on the said lut of ground or emplacement, immediately before or at the time of the acquisition thereof by the said Francois Guay, are hereby notified that application will be made to the said court on the FIRST d: - of the term of Fi BRUARY next, for asentence or judgement of ratification, and they are hereby required to signify their oppositions in writing, and to fyle themin the office of the said Prothonotary eight days at the least before that day, on default whereof they will be for ever foreclosed of their right so to do.PERRAULT & BURROUGHS, P.3.R.Proviuce of Luwer-Canada, District of Montreal.No.6%.} IN THE KING'S BENCH.Exparte ~GEORGE FULLUM.UBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that there : has b: cu lodged in the Office of the Prothoaotary of November 11, the Court of King\u2019s Bench of and for the district of Mon\" real, a deed made and executed before J.Brisset aud Lis colleague Notaries Public, on the eleventh day of Septeme ber, oue thousand eight hundred and thirty, between JOSEPH MONARQUE, yeoman, residing in the parish of Saint Laurent and Dame MARIE AMABLE IMBAULT dite MATHAS, his wife, bv him duly authorised, of the one part, and GEORGE FULLUM, carter, residing in the Quebec suburbs, of the city of Montreal, of the other part, being a sale by the said Joseph Monarque and Marie Amable Imbault dite Mathas to the said George Fullum of two emplacement situated in the said Quebec suburbs, ove whereof facing a small descent street, rue de descente, contains forty feet in frent by eighty fect in depth, and the other being at the eud of the said depth contains forty-five feet in width, on the depth it may have as far as the little River of the said suburbs, without guarantee of precise measure, as they are now closed, with a painted house, stable and other buildings thercon erected, bounded in front by Lavisitation street, in rear by Mr, Rettmand, on one side by the widow François Braxeau and on the other side by Mr.McKay, and possessed by the said George Fullum, as proprietor during the three years past.And all persons who may have or claim to have any privilege or hypothee under any title or by any means whatsoever tn or upon the said emplacements, immediately previous to and at the time the same were acquired by the said George Fullum, are kereby notified, that application will be made to the said Court, on the SECOND day of APRIL, next, for a sentence or judginent of confirmation, and they are hereby required to signify in writing their oppositions and file the same in the Office of the said Prothonotary eight days at least before that day, in default of which they will be for ever precluded from the right of doing so.MONK & MORROGH, P.K.B.Prothonotary's Office, Montreal, 30th October, 1830.Province of Lower-Canadu, Distriet of Montreal.No.46.¢ IN THE KING'S BENCH.Exparte.\u2014~J AMES COWARD.UBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that there has been lodged in the Oflice of the Prothonotary of the Court of King\u2019s Bench of ind for the District of Montreal, a Dced made and executed before Mire.N.B.Doucet, and his colleague, Notaries Public, on the second day of July, one thousand eight hundred aud thirty, between Mrs, CATHERINE MANUEL, of the city of Montreal, widow of the late Levy Solomons, in his life time of the city of Albany, in the state of New York.one of the United Staies of America, merchant, of the one part, and JAMES COWARD, of the said city of Montreal, tallow chandler, of the other part; being a deed of sale by the said Catherine Manuel to the said Jumes Coward, of a certain lot of land of an irregular figure, and comprised withing the following limits\u2014 bounded in front by St.Lawrence street, in rear by St, Charles Barommie street, joining ou the casterly side to Joseph Vallée, and on the westerly side by Joseph Poitras, Charles Grant, l-squire, and Mrs.Alexander Sampson, as described in the figurative plan and Procés Verbal annexed to the said deed of sale drawn and made by Charles Manuel, land surveyor, dated at Montreal the twentieth of May, of the year one thousand eight hundred and twenty-three, which remains thereunto ainexed.and forming part thereof, previously signed by the parties and by the said Notaries.The said tot of land containing eight thousand five hundred and fifty nine feet eight inches superficial measure, together with a stone house, a wooden house, a stone munufactory and other buildings thereon erected, without however war- rantee of precise measure, and without the snuff mill presses, and other implements in the said manufactory contained.The said Jot of land and premises having been in the possession of the said Levy Solomons and Catherine Manuel for three years previous to the said deed of sale, and from thence hitherto possessed by the said James Coward 5 and all persons who may have or claim to have any privilege or hypothec under any title or by any means whatsoever in ur upon the said lot of land and premises immediately previous to and at the time the same were acquired by the said James Coward are hereby notided, that application will be made to the said Court on the FIRST day of FEBRUARY next, for a sentence or judgment of Confirmation, and they are herghy required to signify in writing their oppositions, and file the same in the Gilice of the said Prothonotary eight days at least before that day, in default of which they will be for ever precinded from the right of doing so.MONK & MORROGH, P.K.B.Prothonotary\u2019s Office, Montreal, 1610 Augnst, 1230.Inferior District °F IN THE KING\u2019S BENCH.Saint Francis.Exparte\u2014On the Petition of MOSES BARNET the younger and NATHAN BLOSSON.UBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that there has been lodged in the office of the Prothonotary for the Court of King\u2019s Bench of and tur the Inferior District of Saint Francis, a deed, made and executed before Charles H.Gauvreau, Notary Public, and witnesses, on the thirtieth day of October, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighteen, between SAMUEL T.GILMAN, of the township of Stanstead, in the District aforesaid, yeoman, of the one part, and MOSES BARNET, Junior, and NATHAN BLOSSON, ofthetownshipo Compton, in the District aforesaid, yeoman, of the other part, being a sale by the said Samuel T.Gilman, to the said Moses Barnet, Junior, and Nathan Blossom, of two certain lots or parcels of laud situate in the township of Compton aforesaid, to wit, the whole of the lot number fifteen, in the fifth range of lots in the said township of Compton, containing two hundred superficial acres of land and usual allowances for highways, together with the buildings thereon erected : And further part of a lot number sixteen, in the fifth range, situate, lying and being in the said township, adjoining the above described lot, lying on the north side of the said lot, and the south part thereof, on the westside of the road cone taining about seventy superficial acres, more or less, and possessed by the said Moses Barnet, Junior, and Nathan Blosson, as proprietors for three years past, and all persons who may have or claim to have any privilege or hypothec under any title or by any means whatsoever, in or upon the said lots of land, immediately previous to and at the time the same were acquired by the said Moses Barnet, Junior, and Nathan Blosson, are biereby notified, that application sen 1830.will be made to the said Court on SATURDAY, the TWENTY-SIXTH day of FEBRUARY next, for asen- tence or judgment of confirmation ; and they are herchy re quired to signify in writing their oppositions, and file the same in the office of the said Prothonotary, eight days at least before that day, in default of which they will be fur- ever precluded from the right of doing so.C.B.FELTON, P.B.R.Prothonotary's office, Sherbrooke, 10th September, 1830.Province of Lower-Canada, District of Three-Rivers.No, 30\u2014 Exrparte.PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that there has been lodged, in the office of the Prothonotary of the Court of King's Bench of and for the District of Three- Rivers, a deed made and executed before Jas Voyer, and his colleague, Notaries Public, on the thirty-first day of Mareh one thousaud eight hundred and thirty, between the Honorable TOUSSAINT POTHIER, one of the members of His Majesty's Honorable Legislative Council, of the Province of Lower-Canada, residing at the city of Montreal, in the county and District of Montreal, Seigneur of the Fief and Seigneurie of Masquinongé, commonly called Delanaudiere, of the one part,and HENRY ATKINSON, of the city of Quebec, in the county and District of Quebec, Esquire, merchant of the other part, beinga Deed of exchange, and transfer, entitled, *\u201c échange e{ transaction,\u201d by the said Henry Atkinson, to the said Toussaint Pothier, and an acquisition by the said Toussaint Pothier, of and from the said Henry Atkinson, of the lots and parcels of land and premises following, that is to say: Ist.A lot of land situated and being in the said Fief de Lanaudiere, containing ten arpents in front by forty arpents in depth, situated above the great fall, aud joining the seigniorial line, between the Lief Carufel and the said Seigniory of Delanaudiere, on the south side of the river Masquinongé, the said lot containing in the whole four hundred superficial arpents: 2d.Anotherlot ef land in the said Scigniory Delanaudiere, containing forty arpents in front, by forty arpents in depth, joining the tot first above described, on the said river Masqui- nongé, and on the fartherside of the said first described lot, the said secondly deseribed lot containing sixteen hundred superficial arpents, and the said two lots containing together two thousand superficial arpents, and as one entire lot bounded as follows: in front towards the north east by the said river Masquinongé, and in the rear towards the south west, at the extremity of the said forty arpents in depth, by other lunds in the said Seiguiory, on the south east side by the seigniorial line dividing the said Fief or Seigniories of Delanaudiere, or Masquinongé, from that of Carufel, and on the north west side by un- granted lands ot the said Seigniory of Delanaudiere, with a saw mill and its dependencies, a dwelling house, Iang- ard, stable, and other buildings thereon erected without exception ur reserve, which said several lots of land have been possessed by the said Henry Atkinson,as proprietor, during the three years proceeding the aforesaid Deed of exchange, échange et transaction, and from thence hitherto by the said Toussaint Pothier, Andall persons who may have or claim to have any privilege or hypothec under any title or by any means whatsoever, in or upon the said several lots of land immediately previous to, and at the time the samme were acquired by the said Toussaint Pothier; are hereby notitied, that applicatign will be made to the said Court on TWENTIETH day of JANUARY next, for a sentence or judgment of confirmation, and they are hereby required to signity ia writing their oppositions and file the sane in the office of the said Prothonotary eight days at least before that day, in default of which they will be for ever precluded from the right of duing so.W.C.H.COFFIN, P.K.B.Prothonotary's Office, Three Rivers, 26th day of August, 1530, mass eme { IN THE KING'S BENCH.{ INTHE KING'S BENCH.Province of Lower.Canada, District of Three-Rivers.No.17\u2014Exparte.PU BLIC NOTICE is hereby given that there has been lodged in the office of the Prothonotary of the Court of King\u2019s Beach of and for the District of Three-Rivers.a Deed made and executed before J.M.Badeaux, aod his colleague, Public Notaries, at Three Rivers, on the twenty-second day of August, one thousand eight hundred and twenty-seven, between EZLKJEL HART, of the town of Three-Rivers, in the District of Threc-Rivers, Esquire, Merchant, of the one part, and the [Honorable MATHEW BELL, one of the members of tis Majesty\u2019s Honorable Legislative Council, of the Province of Lower-Canada, residing at the said town of Three Rivers, of the other part, being a sale by the said Ezekiel Hart,to the said Mathew Bell,of the following lots of land thatis to say.Ist.A lot of land or emplacement situate, lying and being in the aforesaid town of Three-Rivers, containing forty feet in front, by one hundred und ten feetin depth, hounded in front by Rampart Street, (otherwise called ** Rue du I leuve,\u201d and in the rear by the lot hereinafter mentioned, on the south west side by ground.belonging to the said purchaser, and on the norih east side by Recollets Street.2d, A lot of land or emplace- iment situated in the said town of Three- Rivers, conlains ing twenty-six feet in tront by forty feet in depth, at the termination of which depth, the breadth is augmented to twenty-nine feet- bounded in front by Recollets Street, in the rear by grounds belonging to the said Mathew Bell, joining on the north west side to Madame Bourbeau, and on the south east side to the lot of ground first above mentioned, without any buildings on either of the said lots: which said lots of land have been possessed by the said Ezekiel Hart, as proprietor during the three years preceding the atoresaid Deed of sale, and from thence hitherto by the said Mathew Bell ; and all persons who may have or claim to have any privilege or hypothec under any title or by any means whatsoever, in or upon the said lots of land immediately previous to and at the time the sume were acquired by the said Mathew Bell, are hereby notified, that application will be made to the said Court, on THURSDAY the TWENTIETH day of JANUARY next, for a senience or judgment of confirmation, and they are hereby required to signify in writing their oppositions and file the same in the office of the said Pro- thonotary eight days at least before that day, in default of which they will be forever precluded from the right of doing so, W.C.H.COFFIN, P.K.B.Prothonotaries Oice, Three- Rivers, 41h September, 1530.Bam GAZETTE DE QUEBEC.Province of Lower Canada, District of \u2018I hree-Rivers, No.16\u2014 Exparte.UBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that there lias been lodged, in the oflice of the Prothonotary of the Court of King's Bench of and for the district of Three- Rivers, u Deed made and executed betore Etienne Rune voyzé, and his colleague, Public Notaries, ut Three- Rivers, ou the thirtieth day of June, one thousand eight hundred and twenty-five, between MOSES HART, ksq.of the Town uf Three-Rivers, merchant, of the one part, and the Honorable MATTHEW BELL, one of the Meu - bers of His Lis Majesty\u2019s Honorable Legislative Council of the Province of Lower Canada, residing at the said Town of Three-Rivers, in the district of\u2019 Three-Rivers, of the other part, being a sale and conveyance by the said Moses Hart to the said Mathew Bell, ofa lot of lund situated in the Town of Three-Rivers, containing sixty fect in front by seventy feet in depth more or less, bounded in frout by the street culled *¢ Rue du Fleuve\u201d -in the rear by a lot then in the possession of Edmund Autrobus, Exquire, and now possessed by the said Mathew Bell, joining on the north eust side to the said Mathew Bell, und on the south west side to a street leading from Notre Dame Street to the said street called \u2018\u201c Rue du Fleuve,\u201d with the buildings erected thereon.\u2014 Which said lot of land has beeu possessed by the said Moses llart as proprietor during the three years preceding the aforesaid deed of sale, und from thence hitherto by the said Mathew Bell\u2014and all persons who may have, or claim to have any privilege or hypothec, under any title or by any means whatsoever in or upon the said lot of land, immediately previous to and at the time the sume wus acquired by thesaid Mathew Bell, are hereby notified, that application will be made to the said Court, on THURSDAY, the TWENTIETH day of JANUARY next, for a sentence or judgment of confirmation, and they are hereby required to signify in writing their oppositions, and file the same in the Office of the said Protho- notary eight duys at least before that day, in default of which they will be for ever precluded from the right of doing so.¢ IN THE KING'S BENCH.\\ W.C.M.COFFIN, P.K.B.Prothonotary's Office, Three-Rivers, 4th September, 1530.FREIGHT OR PASSAGE TO BRISTOL.SHR, rquie First Class Brig ONTARIO, Regular- REA _ Trader, has commenced loading, and will be cleared for sea on the 13th inst.She can take a few barrels of Ashes or Flour on Freight, and has superior accommodations for passengers, apply to the Captain on board at Morr & HEarn\u2019s Wharf, or to War, BUDDEN & Co.St.Peter Street.5th Nov.1830.2w, NOTICE.Will be Sold, at Auction, in FEBRUARY next, the Real Estate belonging to the individual partners of the late Firm of IRVINE, MACNAUGHT & Co, viz.:\u2014 ein : VH1E House and Premises belonging to : lens the Estate of the Hunorable JAMES IRVINE, in St.Lewis-street.A large and valuable building lot in the rear of said house, and fronting on St.Ursule-street.LL That valuable property near Hope Gate, divided into Lots.That valuable property called Belmont, at St.Foy, which will be also divided so as to suit purchasers, Lands iu both Upper and Lower Canada.The Lease of the Wharf, &c.at Pres de Ville, belonging to D.FraAsEr, Esqr, Further particulars may be learnt by applying to the Trustees, the Honorable Marruew BELL and GEORGE Keys, Esquire, or to the undersigned notary, Ww.¥, SCOTT, N.P.Quebec, Sih November, 1830.N.B.\u2014Arrangements are also making for the sale of that extensive Wharfand its appurtenancesin Champluain- street commonly called IRVINES WHARF u LANDS OF THE DOMAIN IN THE SEIGNIORY OF SILLERY TO BE CONCEDED.OTICE is hereby given, that that part of the Domain, lying between the King\u2019s Highway, and the Cime du Cap, will be put up at public auction, in Lots, at this Office on FillDAY the 12th, November next, at ONE o'clock, P.M.À plan of the Property and conditions of Sale, may be seen on application to the Commissioners, or to Louis Panet, Esq.agent for the district of Quebec.Office for the management of the Jesuits\u2019 Estates.Quebec, 13th, October, 1830.n Trinity House, Quebec, Thursday 21st Oct.1830.NOTICE TO MASTERS Ob VESSELS AND MARINERS.HEREAS it appears in the Star Newspaper of the 20th instant, and which may be copied into others, that ¢ the Light House commenced some tune since on the \u201c soutn-west end of Anticosti is completed.The contractors and workmen arrived here yesterday in a schooner.\u201d In order to prevent Masters of\u2019 Vessels or Mariners taking the above insertion as an announcement of the Light House showing a light, they are hereby insormed that the Stone Tower, only is finished, and that there is no Lantern fixed upon it.By Order, Wa, LINDSAY, 3w R.&T,T.H.Q.CLOTH! CLOTH! CLOTH! HE Subscribers have this day landed from London, a most excellent assortmentof WOOLLEN GOODS, consisting of\u2019 Cloths of every variety of color.They have heen selected directly for ourselves bythe House of R.Lane &Son, Bond street.And for superiority we have not the least hesitation in offering a WAGER OF £100, that they cannot Le surpassed in all Canada.You are requested to examine the above whether inclined to purchase or not, as several of the pieces have obtained the prize at the last Wiltshire Cloth Meeting.KELLY & MAYER, Quebec, 21st Oct.1830.u St.John Street.JON Flat, Square and round of all dimensions, for sale by JOSEPH DYKE & Co, Quebec, 81st July, 1830.wu St.Paul Street \u201cvf the negro population.13 COLONIAL- SLAYES.\u2014 Su ihe Demerara papers thera iva further oid\u201d nance respecting staves, (tollfers à premium for the iucr-ace Every female slave who may have wn child ia wedlock, sunll six weeks after its birth, receive from Ber owuer or ins attuney (welve guilders, and fifteen guilders tor every other child he may bear under the sume circumstances ; and that whenever ary female stave shal have six childien, and the youngest bas aliuined its seventh year, the owner shall not ovlige her to du any labour in che fields, 0s any other thao lisht work, under a penalty of twen= ty pounds, No save wha dies suddenly to be buried without the au:horities being informed, and no whip 10 be used vy those who superintend the staves at work.No male slave to receive mare than 25 stripes in twenty four hours, or for one offence, und then in presence of a free witnees or of six udul(siaves.The time of working is from six in the morning towx in the evening, from which is to be deducted two bours for rest and meals.\u2014 Halifax Journal, At two o'clock yesterday afternoon the remains of the much lamented ATTORNEY GENERAL were deposited in a vault underneath St.Paul's Church.\u20141In addition to the relatives and immediate friends of the family, the Naval Commander in Chief, the Members of Iis Majesty\u2019s Council, of the Bar, and of the Charitable Irish Society, and an immense concourse of the Inhabitants, joinad in the funeral procession.The Service was performed by the Venerable Archdeacon Willis, in a very impressive manner, and the Body consigned to its resting place with every demonstration of mournful regret on tue part of the public.\u2014 Halifax R.Gazette October 20.PROVINCIAL.UPPER CANADA, Kingston, 23d October.The Great Britain.\u2014This fine vessel was launched at Prescott on Saturday the 16th inst.in the presence of a large concourse of spectators.We are informed that she went off the Stocks in very beautiful style\u2014the model is said to be exceedingly handsome, and the highest expectations are entertained of her speed, having two engines, upwards of 100 Horse power each.Mr.Hamilton has been happy in the name which has been given his vessel\u2014and this being altogether the most spirited instance of individual enterprise which we know ot in the Province, we most sincerely wish hin: success,\u2014- Chronicle.MoNTREAL, November 3.POST-OFFICE.Oo Sunday last.T.A.Siayner, Esquire, Deputy Postmaster General, returned to this city from Washington, whither he had been wor the purpose of making new and better arrangements in the communication by Mail between Montreal and New York.We understand that five Mails in each week trom New York.and one Mail fram Swanton, will be NOW received at our Post-Oflice.The New York Mails will arrive Tuesday, Wednesday Friday, Saturday and Sus- day, and tha Swantun Muil on Thursday, These Mails are now generally delivered at the Post-Office about 3o\u2019clock, P.M.; we are however informed, that it is in contemplation still farther to expedite their arrival, and to have them delivered by 7 o\u2019clock in the moruing.The Mail for Swanton will be closed on Mondays at 2 n\u2019clock, and the New York Mails on Mondays, Tuesdays, \u2018l'hursdays, Fridays, and Sa- tbrdays, av the same hour.We understand that the delay at Albany is now removed,\u2014this will expedite Mal conveyance on this line about 94 hours, Itissaid thar arrangements are in progress for establishing à mail three times a week (0 Upper Canada.À very trivial arrangement would give us a daily Mail from the Eastern Siates, instead of a weekly one.At Bure lington, let a Mail for Montreal be made up and put on board the Steam Boats for St.Johns.At present we would hase five muiis in tbe week 5 and next year it being in cone tem plation to run a boat daily to St, Johns, (Sundays exe cepted) we could have six hasiern Mails per week.By forwarding the Fastern Mail via Burlington, a day would be gained in time more than could be achieved by the present route by Swanton, \u2018The Eastern Stages generally arrive tn Burlington bringing the Boston daily Mail abou: two hours before the arrival of the Steam Boat from Whitehall; this would afford sufficient time to prepare a Mail for Montreal, As improvements are now on the tapis, we doubt not but this arrangement will be made, We know itis much wished tor by maay mercantile men here, and from what we can learn, by many eastern merchants also ; and us our Deputy Post= master General has paid so much attention to the improvement of our Post-Office establishinent, we doubt not that the arrangements will be made.LECTURES ON GE0L0GY.\u2014 Yesterdav evening Mr.Finch terminated his course of Lectures on Geology and Mineralo» gy.The amicipations which we entertaived at the commencement of this course, have been fully realized, The class was more numerous than any audience we have seen attending on a course of scientific instruction in Montreat nearly 50 gentiemen and about 30 ladies, among whom were several of our most fashionable families, atiended.The ate tendance was equally numerous throughout the course, a proof that Mr.F.\u2019s Lectures did not become less interesting as they proceeded.We understand Me.F'.has been iuvited to Quebec to deliver a course of Lectures in that City, unde F the patronage of the Quebec Literary and Historical Society.lt cannot fail to be a subject of congraiulaiion to every friend to improvement, to notice that Literary and Scientific mea experience an increusiog patronage in the Canadas.\u2014 Courant.From the York U.C.Courier.TRE ELEcTtoNs.\u2014 We have heard from the whole of the Counties.The following are the names of the members.For Niagara, Town, Mr.Atiorney General Boulion.\u2014 Kingston, do, Mr.Sol.Gen.Hagerman.\u2014\u2014Y ork, do.Mr.Sheriff Jarvis,\u2014\u2014 Brockville do.Mr.Henry Jones.\u2014\u2014 Lincoln County, Messrs, Randall, Wm.Crooks, John Clark, and B.C.Beardsley.-\u2014Haldimand County, Mr.John Brant.\u2014\u2014Wentworth, do.Messrs.J, Wilson and A.N.McNab, \u2014\u2014Halion, do.Messrs.Wm, Chisholm and James Crooks.\u2014\u2014Naorfolk, do, Messrs.Wm.Wilson and D, MeCall, Oxford, do.Messrs.C.Ingersoll and Doctor C, Dune rombe.\u2014\u2014 Middlesex, do, Messra.Burwell and Mount \u2014 Essex, do.Messrs.Wm.Llliot and John Bt.Macon.\u2014 Kent, do.Mr.William Berczy.York, do, Messrs.Kelchum and McKenzie.\u2014~\u2014\u2014Simcoe, do, Mr.Win.B, Robiuson.\u2014=[)ur.ham, do.Messis.J.Brown and G.8.Boulton.\u2014\u2014Northums berland.do.Messrs, Lyons and Macdonald,\u2014\u2014 Prince Ld.ward do.Messrs.Peterson and Roblin.\u2014\u2014Hastings, do.Messrs.Samson & White.\u2014\u2014Lennox & Addington, do.Messre, Perry & Bidwell \u2014\u2014 Frontenac, do.Messrs.Thomson and Campbell, \u2014\u2014Grenville, do.Meesrs.Jessup & Fraser.\u2014\u2014\u2014Dundas.do.Mes.rs, Cook und Shaver.\u2014Storment, do.Messrs.McLean aud Vankoughnett.\u2014BPrescott and Russell, do.Mr.McDonald.\u2014Gleogary, do.W, Fraser and McFur- lane.\u2014\u2014Carlton, do.Capt, Lewes, R, N.\u2014 Lanark, do.Mr.W.Morris, THE QUEBEC GAZETTE.November 11, PROVINCIAL SECRETARY'S OFFICE, Quebec, 10th November, 1830.His Excellency the ADMINISTRATOR of the GOVERN- meNT has been pleased to make the following appointments, viz : JonN GopArp, Esquire, to practice the Law in all His Majesty\u2019s Courts of Justice in this Province.Octave C.ForTIER, Gent.to practice Physic and Surgery, in do.do.ERRATUM.In the list of persons appointed to be Jusvices of the Peace for the DisTricT of MONTREAL, For \u201c Jon M.Gibson, Esquire,\u201d read JouN McGIBBON, of St.Reais, Esquire.QUEBEC: THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11,1830- EIGHT DAYS LATER.By the arrival of the ship Perfect at BosToN, EUROPEAN news to the 10th October was received here yesterday, being one month only from Liverpoor.A shortsum- mary from the AMERICAN papers is given below, but not having yet seen any ENGLIsH papers later than the 2nd October, we do not hold ourselves responsible for the correctness of the information given, or for the political bias of the extracts, least of all for the phraseology.The ist of October packet has brought our regular files tothe 2d October inclusive.Extracts will be found below.Thesumofallis, that we fearthe ConTINENTof EvroPEis likely to be convulsed from one extremity to the other.\u2014 - FraNnceis not tranquil\u2014the Bereic NernerLanDs are in a state of opeu_ rebellion\u2014 disturbances of minor importance have broken out in HaNovER,CAsseEL, BRUNSWICK, HamBorcu, Saxony and Prussia.All the elements of discord scem at work\u2014party prejudice, faction, open democracy, religious, and national peculiarities and antipathies, have each their influence to make ANaRCHY almost universal.In the midst, assassinations, burnings, and plunderings are perpetrated with impunity in FRANCE and the NETHERLANDs\u2014Yet this, in tbe opinion of many, is the direct march of mind and intellect! The Revo- LUTIONARY spirit, for the hundredth time, has changed even the destinies of CoOLOMBIA in SOUTH AMERICA, and last uf all, BOLIVAR has once more resumed his authority, which he pretended he was so unxious to resign.The state of the NETHERLANDS is dreadfui.At Brus- sELs, after several days fighting, Prince FrREDERIC, finding that without Arlillery, he could not retuin his pos-ession of the city, which he at-one time had acquired, has abandoned the enterprise, aud withdrawn.The BruUx£LLOIS are mad with vanity and revenge.They have found a military leader in JUAN VAN HALEN, à Spaniard, whose book is familiar to aur readers ; and without any ostensible cause, without any fixed principle, they are in open and bloody rebellion.The latest accounts even yetspeak of probable accommodation, but they are too vague to depend upon.We are glad to ree that the Prince or ORrAvet has been appointed by the King to settle matters with the refractory in his own way.He hus both firmness and humanity, and may perhaps succeed, In the lamentable attack on Brussees, Lord BLAx- Tyre, à Major General in our service, was shot, The other atrocities, charged by the BELGIAN accounts, (which, by the bye, are the only ones yet published) aguiust the DuTtcn Troops, are declared iv be gross calumnies by the Courier of the 30th September.which states that other accounts pruve the fact.The Durcn Troops must have had something else to do during the week's fighting, than to scale the wulls of female boarding houses, We have no doubt that the atrocities spoken of were the work of the rabble ; and we think there can be little doubt of the fact, when we recul to the recollection of our readers, that the Bureuern Guard and the authorities, unable to control the mob, had actually made proposals to callin the King\u2019s Troops, iu order to prevent their nightly depredations.Remarks on the present state of affairs will come better from us when we can see cur way through the Cimmeri- an darkness, which envelopes alike the causes, motives, and expectations of the secret leaders, who are at the bottom of these commotions.There has been no insurrection in Russia, The Revolutions in SPAIN and PoRTUGAL are postponed until further orders from the Morning Chronicle, J The following morçeauwr from different papers are worthy of being remembered: The Morning Chronicle, remarking on the joint note stated to have been traus- mitted to the FRencr Government by the Courts of London, V'ENNa and BERLIN, on the subject of the events in Leteivs, has this compliment\u2014\u2018\u2018the fivst King wbo tioned on abe heights of Zeid Kk.\u201c draws the sword in a war of aggression should be \u2018 hurled from Kis Throne!\u2019 Our good King WiLLiau bad better take heed- Again, a FRENCH paper gravely tells us, and it is as gravely copied, that ** the new French Charter, which: ** contaîñs all possible Elements of Order and stability, \u201c will soon become the political compact of all the nations of Europe.\u201d This is good enough, but the climax is to be fonnd in a quiet, kind, eusy newspaper, published in MoNTREAL as thus: \u2018* EUnopE seeins likely to make one general clear- ** ing out of the Royul beasts thot infested it &c.\u201d\u2019 From these three agreeable morgeqaur much information may be derived.Our anticipations from them are really delighttul, rer The ENGLISH SEPTEMBER Mail was received here on Monday.LATEST NEWS.From the Courier.RISING AT BRUGES\u2014REPURTED RETIREMENT OF THE TROOPS FROM BRU-SELS\u2014DEATH OF LORD BLANTYRE\u2014TUMUL TUUUS PROCEEDINGS AT OSTEND, WITH LUsS OF LIVES, &C* BLOODY (CONFLICT AT BRUSSELS.The following news is from the Courier des Pays Bus of Sept.26.This journal was on that day published, bearing ihe date of Sunaay and the three preceding days, the combat in Brussels during that cime having suspenced he regular daily penlication, Ou the morning of the 224, Prince Frederick left Anvers with his Coup8 d\u2019armee, où fis route to Brussels, About tue saine time the Brussels Volunteers set out by (he gates ot Sehaerbeck and Louvain, o attack he troops witch occu pred the po-itons of hover and Diegem; sue uthers took the road ot Gheni, to encounter the Hussars which were stu- Aflairs of advanced posts continued during the day, and (te number ot kided vas very cousiderable, Li the «v®ning the greater number of the Volunteers returned.Livery body repaired towards the gules, and laboured every where to reinforce the barricades, A procia- mation ot Prince Fredeuck, published iv che\u2019 Guzette des Pays Bas, was spoken ui, aud ne entiance of the troops wus momeutasily expedted.\u2018The night, however, passed tranquilly.Jowards eleven o\u2019cluck, M.Ducpetiaux and anoier person were despatched to the head quarters ot Priuce Frederick to represent to him tuily the exact staie of thangs.Tuey could not proceed to the Prixce\u2014ithey Were arrested upon arriving at the advanced posts, and in Vivlation of their quality of mess-ngers were frayspor(sd.lu Anvers where they remain in cusiody, ' On Thursday.the 234, about seveo o'clock ia the evening, a body of prevadiers and coas:eurs appeared before tue gates of Schaerbeck and Louvain.The Bourgeuise Artil lery Unmedialely opened a fire upon thew, which was returned by the troops § the discharges continued, and sovo the bullets began to fall in the upped part of the town, The movement of the troops, buwever, advanced, und they occupied the lines and walls of the Botanic Gurden, and opened hed fire upon the people oo the Boulevard iu front.The staircase of the Observatory was guarded by Volunigers from Liege, whuse fire covered the external Glacis.Au 8 o'clock, the gate: of Louvain apd Schuerbeck were forced, and the Duich troops advanced through ie pew Rue Hoyale, the Boulevards, and the Kue Louvain, towards the park.A spirited engagement there (wok place, as (he different co- lumuos advanced, \u2018The Cllasseurs oceupied the Rue de Lou~ vain, aud to the front of the Rue d\u2019Urange, and annoyed tue inhabitants posted at the barricade at Éreurenderz, under whose lire the grenadiers han deboucbed from the uew Rue Royale, many of the ia ter fell, and ther wounded were made prisoners.The Park was at vids time vecupied ny cha troops, and they fuimed their with their ardiiery, While these things were pd-sing bn that quarer, some hussars, aad a cetachment from tre infantry asvision, entered vy the quite de Flandie.aud advanced vo the Pigamarket, bul (hey were ren forced to retire, and a pat ot them to anandoa their aras and baggage; à good bumyer, WOO whom wus a vlo.vel, were Likewise male prisoners.Tuis aUack was up to this time rhe ouly one made upon the lower part of the town, tte combat Long olherwise concentrated in tbe higher Quurier.The Park and iis neïghhourhood formed then the principai pointof attack, The Bourgeoise Artiliery were near he Place Rovare, and a cumber of that corps were hkewise ac the barricade; oteers were near the staircase of the Biblio.theque which (hey avaudoned at imid day.Anar post occupied the barricade of the Monnain of (he Park; a tourth held rireif ready to debouche from the Royaie to he Piace de Louvain.{lie poops had their cannon porated io- wards the l\u2019laie Royales Lrom the moment when we staircase of the Bib.iothe ue was occupied by the grenadicis, the tuvabitants were engazed from both sides of we cud of the lue d\u2019E-abelle, in à rTuouing fhe, which they kept op throughout the say.Tire Douievares, trom the Schaerbech.sate 10 ihat of the Nauiur, belouged also to the tropp-,\u2014 Such was pretty nearly the positon ol buth pariies eu the day vf the 28d.Tne comuat vas a continua] fire of musketry.The en.gagewens costinued (ii mightall, Wil-u (he ore ceased, Lite by ii tle, brow all points.In their movement though the new Rue Royale aud Rue Lovain, the troops took the bas.ruck of the Anvonciudess towards evening tiers was a ra- mour, that those which bad occupied the Paik, offered to cvacnale 11, provided tbry were allowed tv retire Unmoiest ed to their barracks 3 bu the absence of any chicf amous she Bourgeuise rendered this overture Ubavailing; such party maintaibed its position, the Volunteers left some sentinels ut the barricades, and the 1est reiired.\u2014Among this population in possession of army, animated by combat, in the midst of a city withont aurhorilies, aud abandoned 10 itself, not a sjugle excess was committed, Towards the end ot tie day, flames were seen for a few minutes, issuing from a house in tront of the gate of Schaer beck and the barrack of the Avnonclades, The posi of the staircase of the Observarory, already spoken of, was surrounded by the troops from the tme when they moved upon the Boulevards, The Leigeois defended themselves biavely, until they had expended ad their ammunition, In ts exrremity they drew off during the evenivg, and passiug by the Wall oi tie Boulevard, towards (he cuun- ty, (hey returned où the following evening, after a loug detour, and entered tie town by the gate of Hal, However, during the night, many houses were occupied by the uoopsy, as well jn the Ru- R.yale as towards the Na.mur gates The fire re-opened at 70\u2019clock on the morning of Friday the 21th.The fire of the Bourgeois was very spirited, and they giadually dizlodg ed the Dutch soldiers from the houses in the Rue de Namur, and forced them fo take retuge (n the Purk, the Hotel of Bellevue, that of the Aucien Cafe of the Emperor, the place Royale, l\u2019Ancien Hotel des.Galles.and ai the corner of the Rue de la Loi.Many hous.6- in the Itue de Isabeile, io frons of the stairense ot the Bi, bliotheque, were filled by volunteers, The Siaies General, the Palace, the houses near the vtulrcase of the Bibliotheque were in the hands of the Dutch, From all these pointe there issued a heavy fire of muskeiry,.In the Park the soldiers endeavoured te cover iemseives by the trees, and among their thick clusters, Towards evening, many couflagrations borst futh, The most terrible was that of the Mauege, which lasted ail night.E.ery thing wus there consumed.During the greaiest rage ing of the fire.some suldiers posted in houses near -he Bib, liotheque fired, it is said, upon the inhavitants who were endeavouring to extinguish the flumes, Jt was even said that the tire wa.communicated b ystels, as on the previous evening the firing ceased, avd the ni ht was ranquil Ou Saturday, the 25th.the combat began anew about 7 o'clock in the morning.\u2014To the raking of ihe Park a 1 «Boris were.then directed.The volunteers made repeated attacks, and emered many pits of it, As well from the side of the Mountain of the Park, as fiom the Place Royale, (he Brabant flag was borue along the middie of the Park 3 but it appeared that the confusion with which these different attacks were made did not for the moment permis of their being followed up with advantage.The Voluniecrs were scveral times obiiged 10 evacuate the Park.and it is.even said that vy.a fatal mistake two troops of citizens fired upon each other.However, the Dutch troops enclused in the Park were dreadfully fatizued, and hey lay down in their pusitions for resis Such was the exact state of things yesterday evening; nothing has this day chanzed it; che iroQps remained always in the Park, and at this moment the fire of tne Tirnilleurs continues.A superior ofiicer was tukeu prisoner on Fridav morning, Anviher was subrequently taken ; they.were both seat (0 the aitiilery barracks, aud from thence to 1\u201d Amigo.Hospltals have been esiabli-hed in the chapels of the Ma.delaine aod 54.Anne.and in-many oiber public and private housds.Every where the bruve inhabitants are receiving and succouring the wounded.Reinforcements have arrived\u2019 from ail the neighbouring towns, and they combat with great ardour, aud at once, notwithstanding the fatigue of rbeie- previous marches, J By an order of Geueral Wanthier, the soldiers emplosed in tie Citadel of Tournay received double rations.as in a can patgne On the morning of the 8lsi, the canvoniers, in, ste: of continuing their works on the bastions, have aban.doucd their tools aud departed.A NEW VICTORY.\"Louvain, September 24.Despatch to M.Baron Vanderlinden D'Hocogvorst, Coms monder in Grief of the Bourgeoise Guard ot Brus.eis, A (7 v'clock yesterday morning she Dutch littacked Lou, vain from the side of the gute of Moulines, and discharged several shells 3.when we ad-anced (0 repel them at 100°.clock we received the news thata part of the Dutch ariny of \u2018Tongres had set out for Louvain in great force, and wiih ma, ny cannons 3 about 11 0\u2019 clock the troops were in fact ai.ready before our town, upon which they began an fuunedie ate arlack by e discharge of cannon, and voilies of musketry, We susiaineu this attack, and our brave inhabitants made a sortie which wasattended with complete success; for at two.o'clock retreat and contu:ioa was in the Dutch army, which was furious!y assailed by our brave patriots, and deiven lv Pirlemont, where their tout became a race, owing to he valiant resisiance of the people of thar town, who would not permit them (o retiie through it.We have many puisouers, and our loss is trifling._ Signed by the Commander in Chief of the citizens of Loue.vain, .NEEP.By further acconats we learn from Paris, by our letters.of Tue-day evening, that on ihe 27:h the Belzinns had attacked and succes ded in draving the Dutch troops from the Park in Brussels and ture nergbboushood 3 und that the toun was tree.À letter from Bru-sels ot the 27th says, that the traop- of Prince Frederick have been beaten on ali sides, and that the Belgian inhabitants are every where aimiug again-t the Dutch, The foriress of Mons is in the power of the Belgian whabitaut-, who attacked Ath, and, assisted by.the 1ni:aviiants of thar place.have made thems=lves masters ol the garricon who had laid down their arms, The same success hia: just taken place ar Tournay, ( From pupers to the 2d Oct.) We are srry to announce that troubies have broken out in a quurier of the Netheriands whch was supposed to Le warmly atiached 10 the reigning dynasiy.\u2014 Courier, By a leider witich bas just been received from Ghenr it appears that late ou the evening of Tuesday last, groups of person were observed in diff rent pars of the city, and expressions of an inflammatory naive wore loudly urtered.Athis particular moment a party of the muitary had 1e.ceived orders to proceed to tue Office ur the Catholique, à Journal inunical to the Government, tor the purpu-e ot pre.veiling iis further pubicadon, This interference of the military occasioned great sensation, bt the letter having been sent off in basie no turther particulars have ieached us,\u2014'There i- great vea-on fe fear that the text accounts Will be vf a deplorauie aud moment ous Kind, Li 18 stated in the 1>iter, that, to the asonishment of ile Officer in command sf this desachine«t,h- found in the coms posing room ot tne estaviishment three Nontemen of iufis- ence In the coy\u2014oue of them hoidiug an importan: post ia the Burgher guaid, and possessing the Keys of the cry ar.moury\u2014actively co-operating tn bringing eurihe paper.A1 1be Liverpool Curn Exchange, Americau ant Canada Flour bad advanced 1wo shilotgs per bartel\u2014 fhere bad been constderable wrivals liom vue United Stäi->.Tre Mutunz Chronicle of the 1s of Ouiuber contains the fallowing important paragrapis : The revolt is sow gen ral throughout the who'e of Belgium, ry { nu .\u201cOU: t The iroops of the Kung wangnted only to 417000 at the pe.ginning, and of these the tar grewier pnt was: be Belginug, Bur were the army thrice what its, itis quite iinpos jule fr it to make head agaiust à whole populationana siale ot res volt.According to the accounts trom Roite:dam, reccived last night, the troops retiring trom Brussels on Antwerp, tor reinforcements, had been faiten upon by people, who masse Cred the advanced guard, Amiwerp is stated 10 have risen, and Ghent is probanly by this time in the possession of the Belgian forces.\u2014The King can have nothing to oppose ths rrent,\u20141f he succeeds in getiing the Doteb portion of bis troups «ate baek to Holland, he may est em himself so far fortunate, As for ihe Beigians, they will unquestivnably, jouw the National Standard, Tourzon, Sept.21.Letters from Alexandria, in Piedmont, say that the greatest fermentation prevails in.all Lombardy, and several tittie villages bave given the signal of insurrection.This, little rising we are a:suied, was quelled on ibe arrival of some iroopa who were sent to the spots batall thi-only preserses apparent tranquillity, and the slightest pretext will sutlice to mike such events mote general.The new Freach Charter, whichcontainsail possible elements of order and subility, will soon becume the political compact of all the nations vf Europe., Advices from St, Petersburgh are tothe 14th of September, There could have been no foundaiion whatever fur the bioody rumour from thence brought by the Silas Richards, The news from Antwerp aud Amsierdam was {9 the Zik, Sept.iuclusive, ar mn rt © yap 1830.Tue rejoicings amung che people were general ; but, uuder the expeciation that fresh reinforcements would be veut n- gaint Bru-sels, the most active preparations continued 0 he made by the inhabitants tor a defence, If we are to credit the necounts from Antwerp, the King, who had been much indisposed, had refused 1hree times tu sign the order for the whole power of the arti-lery to be direcied agaist Brussels, by which so mans lives would be iost, and 60 wach propery destiuyed 7 seeing honeser, that such à wensuie was iadis- peusable, itis said he had overcome bis scruples, and that betore the advices left Antwerp, (he artillery, with à large body Of (ruops, were leasing the place on their way to Brussels, to re-commence the stack, Another account trom Antwerp, wiitten in great hane, as the mail was about to by sentoll,uys, hut he military there hud refused to act against the Bruxelois According to a Proclamation, i-surd by order os Pince Frederick, after the retreat, and dated from Head-quarters.tue «roops under lus command might have retaired posses-ion of Brussels from the moment they entered, it he had brought the whole power of the arillery against it, There was a report in London, on the evening of the 50th, that an Armis.ice, to last for three days, had been agreed upon by (he contending parties at lfiussels.Although something of this sort is noticed in une or two vf the private communications from Antwerp, had it been true, so bmpuri.acta fact mus: have transpired from a variety of other quar: ters, and we do not place any reliance in soco rumours, only set aflout to answer certain purposes, We know, indeed, that the Bruxellois, now that matters have arrived at such a Jeusth, are determined 10 enter upon no negotiations which have not tor their basis the total separation of Belgium from Holland.: \u2018The London Atlas of the 26th Sept.in an article on the separativn of Belgitm from Holland, gives the fol- lo wing character of the Belgians,and reviews the opening of the scene, asserting however, that the Netherlands have nothing national: * the language is French, the government is Dutch, the religion is Romish, the laws are Flemish, the colours those of Brabant, and half the population of the principal Cities are Foreigners, The couu- try is called by names Latin, French, Dutch and German, Tie fortresses on the French frontier ure built with English money, and those on her German borders are garrismed by Prussian Troops.Her comune reial relations are s'ill more entangled and in this state of confusion the Pays Bs would be independent! The Flemiugs have been SEPARATISTS ever since they formed divisions of the Homan Legions, if they bave any thing national it is tem per They are like their own horses, heavy, large-boued, fat-headed, individnally powerfut but not inclined to pull tosether.\u2018Their country has been the battle field of hu- rope fur ages, themselves the bankers of King's from the dowafall of Genoa, to the establishment of the Jewish monied monopoly.Their strength is iw Agriculgure, Ma nufactures, and Commerce.Peace is the state in which they flouri