The Quebec gazette published by authority = Gazette de Québec publiée par autorité, 10 février 1831, jeudi 10 février 1831

[" \u2014 VOLUME VIIIL.\u2014No.15.THURSDAY, FEBY, 10, 1831.Brsette de Quebec.TOME VIIL\u2014No.15.JEUDI, 10 FEVRIER, 1831._- 15e mm ar mts ett EERE The 5th day of November 1830, PRESENT, The King\u2019s Most Excellent Majesty in Council.Wh EREAS by a certain Act of Parliament, passed in the sixth year of the reign of His late Majesty King George the Fourth, intituled\u2018\u2018 An Act to regulate \u201c the trade of the British possessions abroad,\u201d after reciting, that \u2018\u2018 by the Law of Navigation foreign shipsare per- \u201c\u201c mitted to importintoanyof the British possessions abroad, ** from the countries to which they belong, goods, the produce of those countries, and to export goods from such possessions to becarriedto any foreign country whatsoever, \u201c* and that is is expedient that such permission should be subject to certain conditions,\u201d it i8, therefore, enacted, \u2018¢ that theprivileges thereby granted to foreign ships shall be \u201c\u201c limited to the ships of those countries which, having colo- \u201c* nial possessions, shall grant the like privileges of trading \u201c\u201c with those possessions to British ships, or which, not ha- \u201c* ving colonial possessions, shall place the commerce and \u201c* navigation of this country, and of its possessions abroad, \u2018\u201c upon the footing of the most favoured nation, unless His \u201c\u201c Majesty, by His Order in Council, shall in any case deem ¢¢ it expedient to grant the whole or any of such privileges \u2018¢ to the ships of any foreign country, although the conditions aforesaid shall not in all respects be fulfilled by such \u201c$ foreign country :\u201d And whe:eas by a certain Order of His said late Majesty in Couneil, bearing date the twenty-seventh day of July one thousand eight hundred and twenty-six, after reciting that the conditions mentioned and referred to in the said Act of Parliament had not in all respects been fulfilled by the Go- verninent of the United States of America, And that therefore the privileges so granted as aforesuid by the law of navigation to foreign ships, could not lawfully be exercised or enjoyed by the ships of the United States aforesaid, unless His Majesty, by His Order in Council, should grant the whole or any of such privileges to the ships of the United States aforesaid : His said late Majesty did, in pursuance of the powers in Him vested by the said Act, grant the privileges aforesaid to the ships of the said United States; butdidthere- by provide and declare, that such privileges should absolutely cease and determine in His Majesty\u2019s possessions in the West Indies and South America, and in certain other of His Majesty's possessions abroad, upon and from certain days in the said Order for that purpose appointed, and which are long since passed : And whereas by a certain otherOrder of His said late Majesty in Council, bearing date the sixteenth of July one thousand eight hundred and twenty-seven, the said last mentioned Order was confirmed : And whereas in pursuance of the Acts of Parliament in that behalf made and provided, His said late Majesty, by a certain Order in Council, bearing date the twenty-first day of July one thousand eight hundred and twenty-three, and by the said Order in Council, bearing date the twenty-seventh day of July oue thousand eight hundred and twenty-six, was pleased to Order that there should be charged on all vessels of the said United States, which should enter any of the ports of His Majesty's possessions in the West Indies or America, with articles of the growth, produce, or manufacture of the said States, certain duties of tonnage and of customs therein particularly speci- eq And whereas it hath been made to appear to His Majesty in Council, that the restrictions heretofore imposed by the laws of the United States aforesaid upon British vessels, navigated between the said States and His Majesty's possessions in the West Indies and America, have been repealed, and that the discriminating duties of tonnage and of customs, heretofore imposed by the laws of the said United States, upon British vessels and their cargoes entering the ports of the said States from His Majesty\u2019s said possessions, have also been repealed, and that the ports of the United States are now open to British vessels and their cargoes coming trom His Majesty\u2019s possessions aforesaid, His Majesty doth, therefore, with the advice of His Privy Council, and in pursuance and exercise of the powers so vested in Him as aforesaid, by the said Act so passed in the sixth year of the reign of His said late Majesty, or by any other Act or Acts of Parliament, declare, that the said recited Orders in Council, of the twenty-first day of July one thousand eight hundred and twenty-three, and of the twenty-seventh day of July one thousand eight hundred and twenty-six, and the said Order in Council of thesixteenth day of July one thousand eight hundred and twenty-seven (so far as such last mentioned Order relates to the said United States), shall be, and the same are, hereby respectively revoked : And His Majesty doth further, by the advice aforesaid, and in pursuance of the powers aforesaid, declare that the ships of and pelonging to the said United States of America, may import from the United States aforesaid into the British possessions abroad, goods the produce of those States, and may export goods from the British possessions abroad to be carried to any foreign country whatever, And the Right Honorable the Lords Commissioners of His Majesty's Treasury, and the Right Honorable Sir George Murray, one of His Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State, are to give the necessary directions herein, as to them may respectively sppertain.JAS.BULLER.Proviuce of ! Lower-Canada, AYLMER.His EXCELLENCY MATTHEW LORD AYLMER, Knight Commander of the Most Honorable Military Order of the Bath, Lieutenant-General and Commander of all His Majesty's Forces in the Provinces of Lower-Canada and Upper-Canada, &c.&c.&c.and Administrator of the Government of the Province of Lower Canada.A PROCLAMATION.HEREAS in the Session of the Provincial Parliament of Lower-Canada, held in the ninth year of the reign of His late Majesty King George the Fourth, and in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty-nine, a certain Bill intituled \u2018\u2018 An Act for continu- \u2018\u201c ing the Provincial Parliament, in case of the death or \u2018* demise of His Majesty, his heirs and successors,\u201d was passed by the Legislative Council and the House of Assembly of this Province ; And whereas the said Bill, in the same session thereof, on the fourteenth day of March, in the year aforesaid, was presented to His Excellency Sir James Kempt, then being the person Administering His Majesty\u2019s Govern - ment within this Province, for his Majesty\u2019s assent, and.was then by the said Sir James Kempt, being the person Administering the said Government as aforesaid, reserved for the signification of His Majesty's pleasure thereon.And whereas the said Bill hath been laid before His present Majesty, Our Sovereign Lord King William the Fourth, in Council, and His said present Majesty by and with the advice of His Council, on the first day of November now last past, was pleased to assent to the said Bill, and, pursuant to His said present Majesty's pleasure in this behalf, the said Bill was then confirmed, ratified, and finally enacted ; Therefore in pursuance of the statute in such case made and provided, By thisProclamation, I do Signify, Publish, and make knowu that the said Bill hath been as aforesaid laid before His said present Majesty, in Council, and that His said present Majesty hath been pleased to assent to thesame.And of the premises, I do hereby in His said present Majesty\u2019s name, require and command all Judges, Justices, Officers, and Ministers of Justice, and other his Majesty's loving \u2018subjects, and all persons whomseever whom the same may concern, to take notice, and govern themselves accordingly.Given under my hand and seal at Arms, at the Castle of Saint Lewis, in the City of Quebec, in the said Province, the eighteenth day of Jannary, in the Year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty-one, and the first year of His Majesty's reign.By His Excellency\u2019s Command, D.DALY, Secy.of the Province.Province of Lower-Canada.AYLMER.His ExceLLENCY MATTHEW LORD AYLMER, Knight Commander of the Most Honorable Military Order of the Bath, Lieutenant General and Commander of all His Majesty\u2019s Forces in the Provinces of Lower-Canada, and Upper-Canada, &c.&c.&c.and Administrator of the Government of the said Province of Lower-Canada.A PROCLAMATION, HEREAS in the Session of the Provincial Parliament of Lower-Canada, held in the ninth year of the Reign of His late Majesty King George the Fourth, and in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty-nine, a certain Bill intituled, \u2018An Act to extend cer- \u2018 tain privileges therein mentioned to persons professing the \u201c* Jewish Religion, and for the obviating certain inconvenien- \u201c\u2018 ces to which others of His Majesty's subjects might other- \u2018\u201c wise he exposed.\u201d was passed by the Legislative Council and the House of Assembly of this Province; And whereas the said Bill, in the same Session thereof, on the fourteenth day of March, in the vear aforesaid, was presented to His Excellency Sir James Kempt, then being the person administering His Majesty\u2019s Government within this Province, for His Majesty\u2019s assent, and was then by the said Sir James Kempt, being the person administering the said Government as aforesaid, reserved for the signification of His Majesty's pleasure thereon; And whereas the said Bill hath been laid fore His present Majesty Our Sovereign Lord King William \u2018the Fourth, in.Council, and His said present Majesty by and \u2018with the advice of His Council, on the first day of November now last past, was pleased to assent to the said Bill, and, pursuant to His said present Majcsty\u2019s pleasure in this behalf, the said Bill was then confirmed, ratified, and finally enacted; Therefore in pursuance of the statute in such case made and provided.By this Proclamation, Ido Signify, Publish and make known, that the said Bill hath been, as aforesaid, laid \u2018before His said present Majesty in Council, and thht His said present Majesty hath been pleased to assent to the same.And of the premises I do hereby, in His said present Majesty\u2019s name, require and command all Judges, Justices, .Officers and Ministers of justice, and other His Majesty\u2019s loving subjects, and all persons whomsoever whom the same may concern, to take notice, and govern themselves accordingly.: Given under my hand and seal at Arms at the Castle .of Saint Lewis, in the City of Quebec, in the said : Province, the eighteenth day of January, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty- one; and in the first year of His Majesty's Reign.By His Excellency\u2019s Command, .D.DALY, Secy.of the Province, Province of Lower Canada.AYLMER.; By His ExcxcLeNcy MATTHEW.LORD AYLMER, Knight Commander of the Most Honorable Military Order of the Bath, Lieutenant General and Commander of all His Majesty's Forces in the Provinces of Lower Canada, and Upper Canada, &c.&c.&c.and Administrator of the Government of the said Province of Lower Canada.A PROCLAMATION Co HEREAS in the Session of the Provincial Parliament of Lower Canada, held in the ninth year of the Reign of His late Majesty King George the Fourth, and in the yeas of our Lordone thousand eight hundred and twenty-nine, a certain Bill intituled, \u2018\u201c An Act to extend cer- \u201c tain privileges therein mentioned to the Religious Class of ¢ Persons denominating themselves Wesleyan Methodists ; was passed by the Legislative Council and the House of Assembly of this Province; and whereas the said Bi), in the said Provincial Parliament in the same Session thereof, on the -fourteenth day of Marchin the year aforesaid, was pre- scnted to His Excellency Sir James Kempt, then being the person administering His Majesty's Government within this Province, for His Majesty's Assent, and was then by the said Sir James: Kempt, being the person administering the said Government as aforesaid, reserved for the signification of His Majesty's pleasure thereon; and whereas the said Bill hath been laid before His present Majesty Our Sovereign Lord King William the Fourth, in Council, and His said present Majesty; by and with the advice of his Council, on the first day of November now last past, was pleased to assent to the said Bill; and pursuant to His said present Majesty's Royal Pleasure in this behalf, the said Bill was then confirmed, ratified, and finally enacted; Therefore, in pursuance of the statute in such case made and provided, By this Proclamation, I do Signify, Publish and make known, that the said Bill hath been as aforesaid laid before His said present Majesty in Council, and that His said present Majesty, hath been pleased to assent to thesame.And of the premises Ido hereby, in His said present Majesty's name, require and command all Judges, Justices, Officers and Ministers of Justice, and all other His Majesty\u2019s loving subjects, and all persons whomsoever whom the same may concern, to take notice and govern themselves accordingly.Given under my Hand and Seal at Arms at the Castle of Saint Lewis in the City of Quebec, in the said Province the eighteenth day of January, in the year of our Lord «ve thousand ¢ight hupdred and thirty- one and in the first year of His Mayesty\u201ds reign.By His Excellency\u2019s Command, D.DALY, Secy.of the Province, PROVINCE OF Lown Cavan.At His Majesty\u2019s Executive Council for the Province of Lower-Canada, lield at the Castle of St.Lewis, in the City of Quebec, in the said Province, on the seventh day of December, in the first year of His Majesty's Reign, and in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty.PRESENT: Hrs ExcrLLENCY the ADMINISTRATOR Of the Government in Council.WH EREAS by an Act of the Parliament of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, passed in the sixth year of the Reign of His late Majesty King George the Fourth, intituled, \u2018\u201c An Act to provide for the extinction of feudal and Seignorial rights and burthenson lands held a titre de fief and a titre de cens, in the Province of Lower Canada, and for the gradual conversion of those tenures into the tenure of free and common soccage, ard for other purposes relating to the said Province, it was among other things enacted, That it should and might be lawful for the Governor, Lieutenant Governor, or person administering the Government of the said Province with the advice of the Executive Council thereof, to constitute and appoint, by a commission under the Great Seal of the said Province, one or more person or persons to be a Commissioner or Commissioners of Escheatg and Forfeitures of land within the said Province, as by the said Act, reference being thereunto had, may more fully appear; and whereas his said late Majesty King George the Fourth, in pursuance and by virtue of the said Act, and with the advice of the Executive Council of the said Proviuce, was pleased by commission under the Great Seal of this Province, bearing date at the Castle of St.Lewis, in the City of Quebec, the fifth day of July, in the ninth year of his Reign, to constitute and appaint Andrew William Cochran, Esquire, to be his Commissioner of Escheats and Forfeitures of land within this Province; and whereas it is expedient that the powers by law vested in the Court of Escheats, established within this Province as aforesaid, be resorted to and carried into execution after reasonable notice to the persons to be affected by the same; His Excellency the Administrator of the Government of this Province, with the advice of His Majesty\u2019s Executive Council, has therefore thought fit to ordez and direct that, from and after the first day of August next, proceedings for the escheating in due course of law of lands which have becume forfeited to His Majesty by reason of the non-performance of the conditions contained in the grants thereof, be had and taken in all cases in which such proceedings may be deemed expedient and proper.And His Excellency is pleased further to direct, that Public Notice hereof be given by the insertion of this «order in one,or more News Papers.By.Comman d, - HERMAN W, RYLAND.137 140 ° DISTRICT OF QUEBEC.SHheritt\u2019s Dales.To wir : en 8 Pusuc Notice is hereby given, that the undermentioned LANDS and TENEMENTS have been seized, and will be SoLb at the respective times aud places as mentioned below, all persons having claims on the same are hereby required tomake them known according to Law.All oppositions hin d'annuller, afin de distraire or afin de charge except in case of Venditioni Exponas, to which no such oppositions are by Law allowed, are required tobe filed with the undersigned, at his Office previous to the fifteen days next preceding the day of sale, oppositions afin de conserver may be filed atany tire within two days next after the return of the Writ.PLURIES FIERY FACIAS.Quebec, rh: ARCISSE L.J.DUCHESNAY, ; No.1404.ron Esquire, selgneyr of the seigneurie ef Beauport, residing in the parish Beanport, in the county and district of Quebec, against JEAN GUAY, Juaior, Captain of Mifitia, of the parish of Point Levy in the county of Dorchester, in the district of Quebec and another, to wit: lo.A land of two arpents, two perches in front by twenty-four arpents im depth in the third concession of the seigniory of Lauzon, bounded in frontand in depth by the trait quarré of the concession, on.one side te the north-east by Louis Carrier, on the south-west by widow Magloire Begin.20.An emplacement of one arpent square, situate on the side of the river St.Lawrence in the parish of st.Joseph of Pointe Levy, hounded in front by the summit of the hill.in depth by the King\u2019s highway, on one side to the north-east by Prospére Begin, on the south by Etienne Patris.To be sold at the Church door of the aforesaid parish of Pointe Levy, on the FIFTH day of APRIY, next, at TEN o'clock in tiie morning.The said Writreturnable the 10th April 1831.W.S.SEWELL, Sheriff.eee Éd Br 25th Novr.1830.FIERI FACIAS, Quebec, to wit } IERRE DASSILVA, Merchant of No.1702.the city, county, and district of Quebec, against LOUIS LAGUEUX, Esquire, of Quebec, Advocate, in his quality of Curator, duly elected in Law to Henry Campbell, residing at La Jeune Lorette, Gentleman, to wit :\u2014A lot of ground or Emplacement situate rue des pauvres, in the Upper Town of the city of Quebec, of twenty- two feet and a half in front on the said rue des pauvres, and in the rear so far as the street called Union, with a two stories stone house, stable, and two other little buildings thereon erected, with a vard, the whole bounded on the northwards by'the house and ground of Robert Symes, Esquire, and on the other side towards the south by the Honorable Jenkins Williams, the representative of the late William Grant, E«q.To be sold at my office in the Court House in the said city of Quebec, on the SECOND day of MAY uext,at TEN o'clock, in the morning.The said Writ returnable 1st June next W.S.SEWELL, Sheriff.@2d Dec.1830, PLURIES FIERL FACIAS.Quebec, to wit: TERRE MIVILLEDECHENE, of No.714.the city, county and district of Quebec, merchant, against FRANCOIS PETIT, of the parish of 8t.Roch, in the county of Devon, in the district of Quebec, merchant, to wit :\u2014A land of two arpents and seven perches, in front or thereabouts, by thirty-three arpents more orless indepth, situate in the first range in the parish St.Roch, bounded towards the north by the river St.Lawrence, towards the south by Joseph Marié, on the north east by Hypolite Peltier, and on the south west by the said Hypolite Peitier, with a house, barn, and other circumstances and dependances.To be sold at the church door of the aforesaid parish of St.Roch, on the THIRD day of MAY next, at TEN o\u2019clock in the morning.The said writ returnable the 1st June next.W.S., SEWELL, Sheriff.22d December, 1830.ALIAS PLURIS FIERI FACIAS.Quebec, to wit : OUIS MASSUE, of the city county No.9.and district of Quebec, against GEORGE LINTON, of the same place Constable, to wit: An-emplacement of about seventeen feet in front on Queen Street, (Rue de la Reine,) by about forty feet in depth English measure, on the Ruette Lymburner, bounded on one side to the east by Zacharie Cloutier, and on the other to the north east.by Jacques Plante.To be sold at my \u2018Office in the Court-House, in the said city of Quebec, on the ELEVENTH day of À PRIL next, at T'EN o\u2019clock in the morning, The said Writ returnable on the !1th April next.W.S.SEWELL, Sheriff.Quebec, Tth Dec.1830.ALIAS FIERI FACIAS, Quebec, to wit + A MABLE DIONNE of the parish of No.1334.41 Kamouraska, in the County of Cornwallis, in the district of Quebec, Esquire, Merchant, against PIERRE PELTIER, of the same place, cultivator, to wit :\u2014A lot or extent of ground, of an irregular figure, situate in the second range of concessions of the parish of St.Lewis de Kamouraska, containing from about twenty eight to thirty arpents in superficies, bounded to the north artly by the roud.of the second range and partly by Clovis Podvin, to the northeast, partly by the said Podvin, by the, widow Pierre Miville and J.Bte.\u2018Michaud, to the southwest by -Jean François Lévéque dit Dominique, and to the south by the river of the second range without any buildings, thereon construoted.\u2018To be sold at the Church door of the aforesaid Parish of Kamorraska, on \u2018the FOURTEENTH day of JUNE next, ut TEN o'clock in the morning.\u2014The said writ returnable 15th June next.W.8.SEWELL, Sheriff, 7th Fels, 1831.ALIAS FIERIE FACIAS.Quebec, to wit 1 (FABRIEL CHABOT, in the parish of © No.'539.' st.Joseph of Point Levey, in the eounty of Dorchester in the district of Quebec, ferryman against OLIVIER QUIROUET, of the pavishof St.Charles, in the-county of Hertford, in the district of Quebec, Esquire, to wit :\u2014l, sixarpents of land in front by sixty arpents or thereabouts in depth, situate in the fourth.mnge of conces- in the forenoon.sivngof \u2018the lef Beauchamp, parish of d'oint L yy, bound.ed in front hy the depth of the third sauge of the said cences- sion, inrearby the said Concession of lands, ef the parish oft.Charles, on one side tothe north east by sieur Flmjen Drolet, | andon the oth side to the south west by the unconceded lands.2.six arpents of land in front by shout sixty arpents in depth, situate inthefourth range parish of Point Levy,bounded in front by the depth of the third rangeof the said concessions, in rear by the first concession of lands of the parish of st.Charles, on ene side to the north east by Joseph Moreault, representing Francois Vallerand, .and on the other side to the south west by the said purchasers, To be sold at the Church door of the aforesaid parish ef Point Levy, on the FOURTEENTH dey of JUNE next, at TEN o'clock inthe morning.The said writ returnable 48th June next, W.8S.SEWELL, Sherif._ 9th Peby.1831.DISTRICT OF MONTREAL, Sheriff's pates.To wir: PusLic Notice is hereby given, that the undermentioned LANDS and TENEMENTS have been seized, and will be SoLD at the respective times and places as mentioned below, all persons having claims on the same are hereby requited to make them known according to Law.All oppositions afin d\u2019annuiler, afin\u2019 de distraire or afin de charge exoept in case of Venditioni Exponas, to which no such oppositions are by Law allowed, are requiredto be filed with the undersigned, at his Office previous to the fifteen days next preceding the day of sale, oppositions afin de conserver may be filed at any time within two days next after the return of the Writ.FIERI FACIAS.Montreal to wit :) Se GALE, of the city of No.1761.} Montreal, in the district of Montreal, Advocate, plaintiff, against ROBERT CROSS, curator to the succession of the late John Cross, deceased in his lifetine of the River St.Pierre, in the parish of Montreal, in the district of Montreal, yeoman, defendant: A lot of'ground or emplacement situated in the St.Anne subnrbs of the city of Montreal aforesaid, containing forty eight feet and a half or thereabout on the line of William street, forty eight feet in width in the rear, seventy seven feet and a half in depth on the north east side line, and ninety one feet or thereabout in depth on.the south west side line, bounded in front by the said William street on one side by Edward Wilcock or his representatives, on the other side by Joshua Henshaw or his representatives, and in the rear by Smith Sanbura or his representatives, with a house of two stories and other buildings thereon erected, the said lot of ground or emplacement and premises being subject to an annual rent, rente annuclle foncidre perpetuelle et non rachetable, of three pounds currency payable on the first of May in each and every year to the heirs of tlie late Thomas McCord, until the expiration of a certain lease or bail emphytéotique which wiil expire on the twenty ninth of September in the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety.afterwards to the administratrices of the property of the poor of the Hotel Dieu of Montreal, their successors and assigns forever, and also subject to the right of retrai: (droit de retrait) in faver of the ladies of the Hotel Dieu in their capacities of administratrices as aforesaid, in preference to all other even the purens tignagers in case ol the sale of the whole or part of the said piece of ground.To be sold at my office in the city of Montreal aforesaid, an the FOURTEENTH day of MARCH next, at ONL af the clock in the afternvon.The said writ of fieri facias returnable the 1st day of April next.L.GUGY, Sheriff.Sheriff's Office, 6th November, 1830.FIERI FACIAS, Montreal, to wit : ?= M ON FRASER, Esquire of No 1031.$ Terrcboune, in the county of Effingham, in the district of Montreal, Physician and Surgeon, plaintiff, against JOANNA STEPHENSON, i» ber own nawe and right and Nicolas Mantcht of Ste.Rose, in the district of Montreal, aforesaid Notary Public, curator in due form of law appointed to the vacant estate and succession of the late James Whiteford, in consequence of the renunciation thereto made by the said Johanna Stephenson for herself and children, defendauts : Three building lots of ground situated in the St Joseph or Récollet suburbs, of the city of Montreal, in she said district of Montreal, in front of a meadow belavging to the heirs of the late Pierre Guy, Esquire, bounded in front by St.Joseph Street, on one side by the representatives of one Rodier, ou the other side by Antoine Houle and in the rear by the said meadow.Two lots of land situated in the fourth soncess- ion of the township of Lochaber in the said district, konow and distinguished by lots numbers two and three and con- taiving each two huodred acres of land and the lots number eighteen twenty-one and twenty-five of two bundred acres cach and half of lot number twenty-four inthe sixth concession of the said township of Lochaber.To be sold at my Office in the city of Montreal, in the said district, où the FOURTEENTH day of MARCH next, at TEN o'clock \u2018The said W rit is returnable the first of L.GUGY, Sheri:r, Sheriffs Office, fth November; 1330.FIER] FACIAS.Montreal, to wit: OHN PICKLE, the younger, -of No.242.the city of Montreal, in the district of Montreal, Msrchant, Plaintiff, against GEORGE\" HUNTER, of the same place, Joiner, Defendant.A lot.of land, of an irregular figure, situate in the Quebec \u2018Buburbs of the said city, of Montreal, having about forty feet in front on Saint Mary\u2019s street, by about eighty feet in depth, bounded on one side by Benjamin Clamp, on the their side by Saint Nicholas Tolentine street, then extending to about eighty feet in breadth by about forty feet \u2018in depth, which said last forty feet.is also bountted on one side by Saint Nicholas Tolentine street, aforesaid, on the other side by Michel Laforce, and in the rear by \u2018Alex.Hume.To be sold at my office in the city of Mon-, trea! aforesaid, on the NINETEENTH day of APRIL neat, at ONE of the olock in the afternoon, The said Writ of Fieri Facias returnable the 20th April next.L.GUGY, Sheriff, Pa April next.of cancessions of the fief Beauchamp, | Ssulan .Sheriff*s Office, 11th December, 1230, February 10.FIERI FACIAS, ACQUES PHILIPPE SAVEUSE oe BHAUJEU, of the city of Esquire, Seignior, and Seigniories of Montreal, to wit 4 2149, Montreal, in the district of Montreal, Proprietor and Pgagessor of the Fiefs sulanges, and Nouvelle Lenguenil, situate in the said district of Montreal, aforesaid, l'ialnGff, agaînet PAUL CEDILOT sir MONTREUIL, ofthe parish of St.Jeseph de Soulanges, in the said district of Montreal, Yeoman, Defendant, A piece of land, containing one arpent and half an arpent in frant by farty arpants or thereabonts in depth, (without gitarantee of precise measure,) à prendre du côté nord est measuring from the north east.and forming \u2018part of the land number thirty three, venant des Cascades, situated in the said Seigniory of Saulanges, in the parish of St.Joseph, bouaded in front by the river St.Lawrence, in therear by the lands of the Côte St.Gregoire, in the said Seigniory, on one side by Jeun Bedard, and on the other side by Frangeis Tessier representing Etienne and Ths.Hurteau, with a moiety of the House, on the vorth east side, and the Barn and Stable thereon erected.\u2018To be sold at the Church door of the parish of St.Joseph de Soulanges, aforesaid, ou the EIGHTEENTH day of APRIL, next at ELEVEN of the clock in the forenoon.\u2014 The said Writ of Fieri Facias, returnable 20th April, 1831, L.GUGY, Sheriff.Sheriff\u2019s Office, Dec.11, 1830.FIERI FACIAS, Montreal, to witt J ACQUES PHILIPPE SAVEUSE No.156686.\u20ac DE BEAUJLU, of the city of Montreal, in the district of Montreal, Esquire, Seignior, proprietor and possessor of the Fiefs and Seigniories of Sdulanges and Nouvelle Longueuil situate in the said district of Montreal,plaintiff, against ETIENNE SAUVE\" dit LAPLANTE, ofthe parish of St, Joseph de Soulanges, in the said district, blacksmith and yeoman, defendant; A certain land now in the hands and possession of Joseph Sauvé dit Laplante of the said parish of St.Joseph de Soulanges, yeoman, and Catherine St.Jean his wife, representing the said Etieone Sauvé dit Laplante by reprise d'instance, described in the Procés Verbal as number seventeen, and in the terrier as number forty three, situated on the north east of the côte Emmanuel, in the seigniory of Sonlanges in the parish of\u2019 St.Joseph, in the said district of Montreal, containing three arpents in front by twenty one arpeuts in depth, without guarantee of precise mensure, bounded in front by the lize du chemin, in the rear by the lands of the cbte St.Dominique, on one side to the south west by Joseph Levac, fils-de Joseph, and on the other side to the north east by Antoine Chaurette, with the buildings thereon erected.To be sold at the Church door of the parish of St.Joseph de Soulanges aforesaid, on the EIGHTEENTH day of APRIL next, at TEN of the clock in the forenoon.The said writ of fieri facias returnable the 20th April next.L.GUGY, Sheriff.Sheriff's Office, 11th Decembber, 1830.FIERI FACIAS, Montréal, to wit: J ACQUES PHILIPPE SA VEU- No.2152.ç SE de BEAUJEU, of the city of Montreal, in the district of Montreal, Esquire, seignior, proprietor and possessor of the fiefs and seigniories of Sou- langes and Nouvelle Longueuil, situated in the said district of Montreal, Plaintiff, against ALEXIS MERLEAU, fils de François, of the parish of st.Joseph de Soulanges in the said district, yeoman, Defendant: A certain land known as number thirteen, situated on the north-east of the cote st.Louis in the said seigniory of Soularges, in the parish of st.Joseph in the said district of Montreal, containing three arpents in front by twenty-seven arpents aud seven perches in depth, without guarantee of precise measure, bounded in front by the chemin de bâze of the said côte st.Louis, in the rear by the lands of the côte st.Gre- goire, on one side by Joachim Levac dit Bapaume, and on the other side by Jos.Lefebvre, or their representatives ; with the buildings thereon erected.To be sold at the Church door of the parish of st.Joseph de Soulanges afore- sain, onthe EIGHTEENTH day of APRIL next, at HALF PAST TEN of the clock in the forenoon.The said Writ of Fieri Facias returnable the 18th April next.L.GUGY, Sheriff.Sheriff's Office.11th Decr.1830.FIERI FACIAS.Montreal to wit + OHN A.CONVERSE of the city and No.2239.J district of Montreal, rope manufac turer, ROBERT HENDERSON, of Troy, in the State of New York, one of the United States of America, also rope manufacturer, and AMOS SALISBURY of the same place also rope manufacturer, Copartners and trading together under the firm of John A.Converse & Co.at Montreal, aforesaid, plaintiffs, against JACQUES LEMOINE DE MAR- TIGNY, the younger, of Varennes, in the said district of Montreal, Esquire, defendant.1st.A lot of land, situate in the township of Upton in the said district of Montreal, being lot number forty in the twentieth range of lots in the said township, tontaining two hundred and three acres of land and the usual allowance for highways.2d.A lot of land being number forty one in the twentieth range of lots in the said township of Upten, containing two hundredand seventeen acres of land and the usual allowance for highways.3d.A lot of Land being number forty-two in the twentieth range of Lots in the said Township of Upton containing three hundred and thirty-three acres'of Land and the usua} allowance for highways.4th.A lot of Land being number forty-three in the twentieth range of Lots in the said town.| ship of Upton, containing two hundred aud forty-nine acres and the usual allowance for highways.5th.A lot.of Land being number forty-four in the twentieth range of lots in the said Township of Upton, containing two hundred and sixty~ two acres and the usual allowance for highways.6th.A lot of Land being number forty-five in the nineteenth range of Lots in the said Township of Upton containing seventy~nine acres and the usual allowance for highways.To be sald at my Office in the City of Montreal aforesaid on the FOURTEENTH day of JUNE next, at TEN of the Clack in the forenoon.The said Writ of Fieri Facias returnable the 1st June next.FRANS, PERRY, Dy.Sheriff.Sheriff's Office, 5th February, 1831.| \u2018Montreal FIERI FACIAS, : to wit : TIENNE ROY, merchant, of the Patish of No.2363 Soulanges, in the District of Montreal, Plaintiff, \u2018against HUBERT MERLEAU, yeoman, of the Seigniory of Annfield, in the said District.of Montreal, Defendant.A land situatein the second concession of Helens Town, in the Seigniory.of Beuuharnois, in the \u2018said District 1891.of Montreal, containing two arpents in width by twenty-five ts in length, more or less, without warranty of precise measurement, bounded in front by the King's highway, in rear by unconceded lands of the said Seiguiory, on the northeast by the lands of \u2018Toussaint Lefebvre, and on the southwest by the lands of J ulien Girouard, with a wooden house and stable thereon erected.To be sold at the Church door of the Parish of St.Thimothé, in the said seigniory of Annfield on the THIRTEENTH day of JUNE next, at TEN of the clock in the forenoon.The said Writ is returnable on the 15th dey of June next.+ FRS.PERRY, Dy.Sheriff.Sheritfs Office, 5tb February, 1831.FIERI FACIAS.Montreal to wit : } QARAH GAMBELL of the Parish of No.2667.$ St.Joseph de Chambly, in the District of Montreal, wife of Jean Baptiste Vincelet, heretofore of Chambly aforesaid, now absent from this Province, from whom sheis separated de corps et de biens, PlaintilF, against PIERRE LOISEL, heretofore of the parish of St.Joseph de Chambly, in the said District of Montreal, and now of the parish of Montreal in the said District, yeoman, defendant.An emplacement situate in the parish of St.Joseph of Chambly aforesaid, near the Church, containing one hundred and eight feet in front by two arpents in depth, the wliole more or less, bounded in front by the Basin of Chambly, in the rear by Join: Roy, on one side by the heirs of the late Joseph Demers and on ts Other side by John McGinnis, with a house, hangard and stables te20n erected.To be sold at the Church door of the parish of St.Josep.Je Chambly aforesaid, on the THIRTEENTH day of JUNE next, at Tten- of the o'clock in the forenoon.The said Writ of Fieri Facius returnable 15th June next.FRANS.PERRY, Dy.Sheriff.Sheriffs Office, 5th February, 1831.FIERI FACIAS.Montreal, to wit } A LEXIS SAUVAGEAU, Esquire, No.2231.Merchant, of the Parish of Cha- teauguay, in the said District of Montreal, Plaintiff, against FRANCOIS BEDARD, Mason, of the same Parish, Curator,duly elected en justice to Louis de Lignery formerly yeoman of the township of Godmanchester in the said district of Montreal and actually absent from this Province, Defendant.1st.A piece or parcel of Land situated and being in the township of Godmanchester aforesaid, in the fifth range of Lots in the said township containing, about fifty acres more or less, without warranty of precise measurement, bounded in front by the front river, and in rear by the lands of the fourth range of Lots in the said township, on the north east by the lands of J.Bte.Duchambault, and on the south west by the lands of George Ewart, with a wooden house and barn thereon erected.2d.A piece or parcelof land, situate and being in the said township of Godinanchester, being three fourths of lot number fifty-six in the fourth range of lots in thesaid township, containing about one hundredand fifty acres more or less, without warranty of precise measure bounded in front by the lands of the fifth range of lots in the said township, in the rear by the lands of the third range of lots in said township, on the south west side by lot number fifty- seven in the said fourth range, on the north east side by the other fourth of the said lot number fifty-six.To be sold at my office in the City of Montreal in the said District on the THIRTEENTH day of JUNE next, at ELEVEN of the Clock in the foremoon.The said Writ is returnable on the fifteenth day of June next.FRANS.PERRY, Dy.Sheriff.Sheriff's Office, 5th February, 1831.co FIERI FACIAS.Montreal to wit } D AVID RUTHERFORD, of Orms- No.1847.town, in the Seigniory of Beauhar- nois, in the District of Montreal, Trader, Plaintiff, against JOSEPH LESEO, otherwise called Joseph Lescault, of the Township of Godmanchester, in the said District, veoman, defendant.À piece or tract of land situated and being in the Township of Godnanchester, in the said District of Montreal, being theeasterly halves of lots number three in the first, number three in the second, number three in the third, number three in the fourth, and number three in the fifth ranges of lots in the said Township of Godmanchester, each of the said half lots containing about one hundred acres more or less, without warranty of precise ineasurement, bounded in front by the river St.Lawrence, in rear by the Chateaugay river, on the west by the westerly halves of the said lots, and on the east by lots number two in the first, number two in the second, number two in the third, number two in the fourth, and number two in the fifth ranges of lots in the said Township, with a wooden house erected on the said easterly half of lot number three in the said tifth range.To besold at my office in the eity of Montreal, in the said District, on the THIRTEENTH day of JUNE next, at TEN of the clock in the forenoon.The said Writ is returnable on the 15th day of June next.FRANS.PERRY, Dy.Sheriff.Sheriff\u2019s Office, 5th February, 1831.DISTRICT OF THREE-RIVERS.Sherifl\u2019s Sales.To wir «PUBLIC Notice is hereby given, that the undermentioned LANDS and TENEMENTS have been seized and willbe SoLp at the respective times and places as mentioned below, all persons having claims on the same are: hereby required to make them known according to Law.Alloppositions afin d\u2019annuller, ¢finde distruire or afin de charge except in case of Venditioni Exporus, to which no such oppositions are by Law allowed, are required to be filed with the under.digned, at hisOfficeprevious to the fifteen days next preceding the day of sale, oppositions afin de conserver may be filed at any time within two days next after the return of the Writ.a) ALIAS FIERI FACIAS.Three Rivers, to wit: WHNLAY M\u2018CLURE and No.400.¢ ANN M¢CLURE, his wife of Culbnoy, in the county of Donegal, in that part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland called Ireland, universal and residuary Legatees of the Inte Matthew M\u2018Clure, in his lifetime of the city of Quebec, merchant, against JAMES COCHRANE, of the Township of Compton, in Buckinghamshire, in that part of the Infertor District of Saint Francis, lying in the: District of\u2019 Three Rivers, yeoman.Three certain lots or parcels of land commonly known and distinguished as Being lot GAZETTE DE QUEBEC, number eight in the sixth range, the easterly half of lot number eight in ith range.and the north-easterly uarter of lot number seven in the filth range of lots in Fes Township of Compton, containing in the whole ubont three Mindred and fifty acres, more or less, with the usial allowance for highways, with the buildings and other improvenents thereon, us possessed by the suid defendant.To be Sold at my Qifice in the Court Jlouse, in the town of Three Rivers, the TENTH day of MARCH .next, at ELEVEN of tne clock in the forenvon.The said writ retgruable the Fouftsanth duy of March next.1.&3, OGDEN, Sheriff.* Three Rivers, 25i* October, 1830.\u2014 \u2014 ag Province of Lower-Cenada, District of Montreal.¢ IN THE KING'S BENCD» { No.86.Exparte \u2014JOSEPH CARTIER.PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that there has been lodged, in the Office of the Protho- notary of the Court of King's Bench of and for the District of Montreal, a Deed made and executed betore N.B.Doucet and his colleague, Notaries Public, on the sixth day of August, one thousand eight hundred and thirty, between JAMES FINLAY, of the City of Montreal, as well in his own name as Curator to Richard Dobie Finlay, his brother, absent, William Finlay, Miss Elizabeth Pin- lay, Spinster, and Mre.Ann Grant Finlay, wife of Job Bennet Clarke, by him duly authorised, heirs by bénéfice d'inventaire of the late James Finlay, Esquire, their father, deceased, of the one part, and JOSEPH CARTIER, Esquire, emu, in the Parish of St.Antoine, Riviere Chumbly,inthe District of Munusal, othe other part, being a sale by the said James Finlay, as well in his own name as in his said quality, William Finlay, Elizabeth Finlay, and Anne Grant Finlay, to the said Joseph Cartier, of a lot composing four lands or eight arpents in front by thirty arpents in depth, bounded in front by the road St.Dominique, in rear by the lands of the range of St.Francis, on one side by Jean Bte.Lefebvre, and on the other side by François H.Daigneau, en bois de bout forming the actual numbers, 770, 771, 772 and 773, and possessed by the said late James Finlay, as well in bis own name asin his said quality, William Finlay, Elizabeth Finlay, and Anne Grant Finlay, us Proprietors during three years past, and all persons who may have or claim to have any privilege or hypothec under any Title or by any means whutsoever in or upon the said lot of land immediately previous to and at the time the saine was acquired by the said Joseph Cartier,are hereby notified, that application will be made to the said Court on the SECOND day of APRIL next, for a sentence or judgment of Contirmation, aud they are hereby required to siguily 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, 8th November, 1830.Province ot Lower rR District of Montreal.IN THE KING\u2019S BENCH.No.81.: Erparte\u2014BEN J AMIN HOLMES, ssis Belaire, trader, residing in the 141 sois] \u2018 city of io his qu: ity of curator duly elected lo justice To Looting \u2018nose Joubert, absent from this Province, and duly authorised to the effect hereof Ly advice of relations duly homo.logated as appears by the certificate of Monk & Morrogh Prothouotaries, duted the twentieth day of Ju'y 1890, remainisg annexed to the sforesnid deed and signed and paraphed by the parties aud Notaries, ne varietur, to the end that reference may be had thereto when necessary ; to Ja- seph Desjardins, master blacksmith, residing in tho parish of Soulanges des Cedres, as having married Hypolite Jou- bert, to Antoine Moonet dit Lamarche, master residing iu the parish of saint Josepl de Chambl carpenter married Marie Louise Joubert, to Timothe Joubert.pi.carpenter, residing in the parish of St, genle Joubert, residing iu the parish of St, i owe part, and the Reverend M, EDOUARD CHÉVAR ES priess-and curate of &t, Lu\u2019, AUGUSTIN GAUTHIER, merchant, JEAN BTE.MORSAU, and AMBROIS POIRIER, yeow3n, all residing in tu Barish of saint buc acting in their quality of trustees duly 5, According to the Act of the Provincial Paxiyment of Lower C*Sada, for the encouragement of Elementary Education passe the fourteenth day of March, 1829, of the other part bein sale by the said Benjamin Holmes, in the name he acts to the said Reverend M.Edouard Crevier, Augustin Gauthier Jean Bte.Moreau and Ambroise Poirier, in their said quality of trustees as aforesaid, of all the rights and pretentions of the said Bazile Plessis Belaire, and Celeste Joubert, Etien ne Brosseau aod Adelaide Joubert, Amable Coursel dit Chevalier and Marie Anuz Joubert, Louis Plessis Belaire in bis aforesaid quality, Joseph Dwalardins and Hypolite Joubert Antoine Monuet dit Lamarche and Marie Louise Joubert.Timothé Joubert and Eugenie Joubert, wbich consists for each of them in what they can pretend par indivis, that is to say, the said Louis Honoré Joubert and Eugenie Joubert as well in right of the late Louis Honoré Joubert their father agin right of the late Elizabeth Cimon dit Delorme their mother, and the others in right of the said late Elizabeth Cimon dit Delorme only, in an emplacement situated in the Barony of Longueuil, in the parish of saint Lue, consisting the totality of the said emplacement in five rods and fourteen feet in front by eight perches in depth, bounded in front b the road leading from saint Johns to Laprairie, in rear and où one side by Benjamin Holmes and on the other side by land of the church as it is now fenced with a house and other buildings thercon crected, making for the said Louis Honoré Joubert and Eugeuie Joubert in rigbt of their said father six feet six inches in front in tue whole of the said emplacement and eleven feet four inches and a half in front in right of their mother and the same quantity in front of eleven feet four nches and a balf to each of the others in right of their mother\u2014and by them possessed as proprietors during three years last preceding the said deed of sale, and from thence hitherto by said Messire Edouard Crevier, Augustin Gauthier, Jean Baptiste Moreau and Ambroise Poirier: and all persons who may have or claim to have any privilege or hy- pothec under any title or by any means whatsoever jn or upon the said emplacemeni immediately previous to and at the time the same was acquired by thesaid Messire M.Edouard Cree vier, Augustin Gauthier, Jean Bte.Moreau and Ambroise Poirier, are hereby notified, that application will be made to the said Court on the SECOND day of APRIL next, for a sentence or judgement of confirmation, and they are hereby Luc and to Miss En- pvBLic NOTICE is hereby given that there has been lodged, in the Office of :he Pro- thonotary of the Courtof King\u2019s Bench of and for the Dis- + trict of Montreal, a Deed made and executed before Mte.day of September, one thousand eight hundred and twenty-six, between ELIZA ROSS CONROY, widow of the late Minard Harris, yeoman, of the village of St.Johns, of the one part, and BENJAMIN HOLMES of Saint Luc, of the other part, being a Promissory Deed of sale, by the said Lliza loss Conroy, to the said Benjamin Holmes, of two lots of land situated in the seigniory Sabrevois, on the second concession, known and distinguished by lots numbers thirty one and thirty two, containing each said lots four arpents in front by twenty eight arpents in depth, more or less, for lot number thirty one, making (according to the proces verbal of S.Westover, surveyor, dated the third October, 1817,) one hundred and fourteen arpents and fifty eight perches in superficies, and lut number thirty two, containing four arpents in, front by thirty one arpents two perches and one guarter in meau depth, making according to the proces verbal of said Westover, bearing the same date, one hundred and twenty four arpents and ninety perches in superficies, aud possessed by the said Benjamin Holmes, as proprietor, during three years past, and all persons who may have or claim to bave any privilege or hypothec under any Title or by any means whatsoever in or upon the raid lots of and immediately previons to and at the time the samo were acquired by the said Benjamin Holmes are hereby votified, that application will be made to the said Court on the SECOND day of APRIL 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 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.B.R.Prothonotary\u2019s Office, Montreal, the 8th November, 1830.Province of Lower MO] IN THE KING'S BENCH.District of Montreal .No.85.Ezparie\u2014THE TRUSTEES OF THE SE\u20acRHOOL OF PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that there lias been lodged, in the Office of the Prothonotary of THE PARISH OF SAINT LUC.the Court of King\u2019s Bencli of and for the district of Montreal, 8 Deed made and executed before Joseph Portier and bis.| \u201ccolleague, Notaries Public, on the twenty fourth day of April, one thousand eight hundred and thirty between BENJAMIN HOLMES, Esqpire, Captain of Militia, residing at St.Luc, in his quality of Attorney named by act passed before Mtre.Labadie and his colleague Notaries, bearing date the thirteenth day of Juve one thousand eight bundred aud twenty eight, to wit: to Bazile Plessis Belaire, yeoman, residing in the parish of St.Rose, Isle Jesus, ds having married Celeste Joubert, to Etienne Brosseau, yeoman, residin in the parish of saint Luc, as having married Adelaide Jou- residing tn the saint Lawrence suburbs of the city of Mon.Demaray and his colleague, Notaries Public, on the sixth | bert, to Amable Coursel dit Chevalier, master carpenter, |.required to signify in writing their oppositions and same in the office of the said Prothonotary cight dase least before that day, in default of whic} they will be for eves precluded from the right of doing so.MONK & MORROUG.Prothonotary\u2019s Office, GH P: K.B.Montreal, 8th November, 1830 province of Lower Canada, District of Montreal, $ IN THE KING\u2019S BENCH No.88.\u2018 Expartae\u2014PAUL MICKLETTE dit LAPLUME PY BLIC NOTICE is hereby given that there has been lodged, in the Office of the Prothonota of the Court of King's Bench of and for the district of Montreal, a Deed made and executed pefore Mtre.G Coursolles, and his colleague, Notaries Publie, on the twenty seventh day of May, one thousand eight hundred and thirty, between TOUSSAINT CHAMPOUX Master Blacksmith, of the Parish St, Mathew of Belœil, of the one part, and PAUL MICKLETTE dit LA PLUME Master Mason of the same place, of the other part, bein ; a sale by the said Toussaint Champoux, to the said P ou Micklette dit Laplume of an emplacement situated at the Ruisseau de Belæil, containing one arpent in front by one arpent in depth, at the north of the King\u2019s high way, and one arpent in front on the depth which may be found, taking from the south of the said King\u2019s high way to go to the said Ruisseau ; of an irregular form, joining on one side to the north-east to Joseph Duhamel, and on other side to the south-west, and to the north to Michel.Sansfagon and on the south, to the said Ruisseax.with the buildings thereon erected, which said emplacement has been possessed by the said Toussaint Champoux, as proprietor during the three years preceding the aforesaid Deed of sale, and from thence hitherto by the said Paul Micklette dit Laplume, and all persons who may have or claim to have any privilege or bypothec under any title or by any means whatsoever in or upon the- said emplacement, immediately previous to and at the same was acquired by the said Paul Micklette dit Las \u2018plume are hereby notified, that application will be made to the said Court on the SECOND day of A PRAL next for a sentenee or judgement of confirmation, and they are hereby required to signify in writing their oppositions andfile the same in the Office of the said Prothonota eiglit days at least before that day, in default of whic they be for ever precluded from the right of doing se.MONK & MORROGH, P.B.R.Prothonotary\u2019s Office, 5 K Montreal, the 15th day of November, 1980, Province of Lower-Canada, } ' N District of Montreal, IN THE KING'S BENCH.o.98.Exparte \u2014JOSEPH MASSON and HUGH ROBERTSON.PY BLIC NOTICE is hereby given that there has been lodged, in the Office of the Prothonotary : of the Court of King\u2019s Bench of and for the district of Montreat a deed madé and executed before H, Griffin and: his colleagne, Notaries Public, on the Fourth da of March, one thousaml cight hundred apd twenty-nine, between MARJORY RO.IRTSON \u2018of Cornwall, in.the eastern d of the Pre treal, a8 lim ivg married Marie Anne Joubert, to Louls Ple- \u2018vince of Upper-Canads; widow of the late Ronald Macdonell 142 in his lifetime of Cornwall aforesaid, Esquire, of the one «rt\u2014and JUOSEPH MASSON of the city of Montreal, and 1IUGH ROBERTSON of Glasgow, in that part of tL® United Kingdom of Great Britain und Ireland, called Scotland, trading and carrying on business together as merchants and Copartners, under the name and firm of Robertson, Masson & company, parties to the said deed as purchasers accepting thereof for themselves their heirs and assigns by the said Joseph Masson, of the other part, being a sale by the said Marjory Robertsonto the said Joseph Masson and Hugh Robertson, of all thatemplacement and premise ssituated and being in Notre Dame street, in the said city of Montreal, containing about forty-two feet in front by one hundred and twenty feet more or less indepth with a two story stone dwelling house, a store, and out houses thereon erected, bounded in front by Notre Dane street aforesaid, in therearby the property of the Religions Ladies of the Hotel Dieu, on the north east side formerly by the Sisters (nuns) of the congregation, now y only partly them, and partly ',y a store, the property vf Austin Cuvillier, Esqr.w* a \u2018vhom the south west 2\" vie of the said store is in cor non (mitogen) and 0a * oeiver side formerly bounde\u2018\" property of aiouis Huguet Lats#\", with all and every the member , and appurtenancey thereto belonging, but without WHT anty of precise.measurement or quantity of ground\u2014 ombject, the said emplacement and premises to a perpetual annual rent, unredeemable of six pounds five shillings, current money, payable yearly, and every year on the eighth day of June for ever, in good gold and silver, current money, and not otherwise, unto the said sisters of the congregation, and to their successors\u2014and the said emplacement possessed by the said Marjory Robertson, and by the :2id Joseph Mas- sonand Hugh Robertson, as propréciors during three years ast ; and all persons wl#\"\"may have or clain to have any privilege or hypothec under any title or by any means whatsoever in or upon the said emplacement and premises, immediately previous to and at the time the sane wereacquired by the said Joseph Masson and Hugh Robertson, are herchy potified, that application will.be made to the said Court on MONDAY, the THIRTEENTH day of JUNE next, for a sentence or judgment of confirmation, - and they are hereby required to signify in writing their Oppusitions, and file the ame in the Office of thé said Prothonotary, eight days at Yeast 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 11th Dec.183L.Province of Lower-Canada, District of Montreal.No.99.Exparte\u2014PETERSH EPPARD and all UBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that there has been lodged, in the Office of the l\u2019rothonotary of the Court of King's Bench of and for the District of Montreal, a Deed made and executed before P.Lukin and his colleague, Notaries Public, on the second day of December one thousand eight hundred and thirty between, WILLIAM NOWLAN of the Seigniory of Anufield or Beauharnois, Farmer, of the one part, and PETER SHEPPARD, Senior, John Sheppard, Samuel Sheppard and Peter Sheppard, Junior.all of the said Seigniory of Annfield or Beauharnois, Farmers, of the other part, being a sale by the said William Nowlan to the said Peter Sheppard, senior, John Sheppard, Samuel Sheppard and Peter Sheppard, junior, of A land designated by number twenty-two in the first concession of James Town in the said Seigniory of Annfield or Beauhar- nois:and containing by admeasurement four arpents three es aix feet in front by twenty-five arpents in depth, waking one hundred arpents in superficies only ; in conse- uence of the oblique lines of said land, joining in front the hajeaugay river, in the rear to unconceded lands, on the north-east side to number twenty-one and on the south west side to number twenty-three of the said concession according to the Procès Verbal of the cighth October 1823 of Charles Manuet, sworn Land Surveyor, with a house, barn and stable thereon erected which said Land has been possessed by the said William Nowlan as proprietor during the three years preceding the aforesaid Deed of Sale and from thenee hitherto by the said Peter Sheppard, Senior; John Sheppard, Samuel Sheppard and Peter Sheppard, Junior, and all persons who may have or claim ta have any privilege or hypothec under any Title or by any means whatsoever in or upon the said Land immediately previous to and at the time the same was acquired by the said Peter Sheppard, Senior, J Gha Sheppard, Samuel Sheppard and Peter Sheppard, Junior, are hercby potified, that applicatication will be made to the said Court on the SixtH day of JUNE next for a sentence or judgment ot 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 ing so.of doing MONK & MORROGH, P.K.B.Piothonotary*s Office, Montreal, \u201cthe 4th day of January, 1831, Province of rv NT NAS District of Montreal.IN THE KING'S BENCH.101.No Exparte\u2014 ALEXANDER McLENNAN, Junior.UBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that there Pi: been lodged in the Office of the Prothonotary of the Court of King\u2019s Bench, of and for the District of Montreal, a deed made and executed before W, R.Crawford and his colleagne, Notaries Public, on the seventeenth day of July, one thousand eight hundred and thirty, between RUTH SHAW, widow of Benjamin Shaw, late of the City, County, and State of New-York, now of Montreal, of the one part, and ALEXANDER McLENNAN, Junior of the said City of Montreal, gentleman, being a sale by the said Ruth Show to the said Alexander McLennan, junior, of a piece and parcel of land containing six arpens in front by thirty arpens in depth, situate in the Seigniory of Monnoir in the District of Montreal marked and numbered sixty-six and sixéy-seven, bounded in frout by the lands of the great wood, in rear by the lands of the moantain adjoining on one side.number si.cty-five, and on the other side by the road known asthe Chemin de Ligne, witha house and stable thereon erected and possessed by the said Ruth Shaw, as proprietor during three years past, and all persons who may have or: claim to have any privilege or hypothec under any title ôr by any means whatsoever in or upon the said piece of land, immediately previous to and at the time the same was acquired by the said Aloxander McLennan, junior, are hereby notified that application will be made to the said Court on the sixth day of June next, for a sentence or judgment of Confirma- | IN THE KING\u2019S BENCIL tion, and they are hereby required to signify in writing their | oy Toussaint Reboux #7 Leveillé, now the ; THE QUEBEC GAZETTE.oppositions and file the same in the Office of the said Protho- notary eight days at least before that day, in default of which they will be for ever precluded from the right of doing so.N MONK & MORROGH, P.Montreal, 15th January, 1831.»PE.B Province of Lower Canada, IN THE KING\u20198 BENCH.District of Quebec.the 8th day of Feby.1831.UBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that there has been lodged in the Oflie of the Prothonotary of the Court of King's Bench v#and for the Districe of Québec, a deed made and execu»?before L.'T.McPherson and col league, Notaries PxJlic, on the 17th day of December, in the year of W# Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty, ; betweeu-\"UrIN USMAR and JOHN McPHADEN, both of the Sy of Quebec, boat builders of the ome part, and » FORGE JEHOSAPHAT MOUNTAIN, Doctor of Divinity, Rector of the Parsonage or Rectory of the Protestant Parish Church at Quebec, acting as well for himself as Rector as aforesaid, as for his successors in the said office of Rector of the other part, being a sale by the said John Usmar and John : McPladen, to the said George Jehosaphat Mountain, of a lot or parcel of land situate and being in that part of the Lower | Town of Quebec, known by the name of Près-de-Ville of fifty-six feet in front or width French measnre, upon the depth there may be between the street or King\u2019s highway and low water nurk\u2014bounded and abutted as follows, viz : on one side towards the north east to John Riley or his representatives, and on the other side towards the south west to the representatives of Alexander Munn, at one end by the street aforesaid, and at the other end by low water mark | and all the rights, privileges, members, dependencies and appurtenances of the said premises, and possessed by the saul John Usmar and John McPhaden 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 lot of land and premises, iusuediately previous to and at tbe time the same were acquired by the said George Jehosaphat Mountain, are hereby notified that application will be made to the said Court, on WEDNESDAY the FIFTEENTH day of JUNE next, for a sentence or judgment of Confirmation, and they arc hereby required to signify in writing their oppositions and file the same in the ofnce 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 so doing.PERRAULT & BURROUGHS, P.B.R.Province of Lower Canada, IN THE KING'S BENCH, District of Quebec: $ This 9th Feby.1831.Exparte\u2014ALLISON DAVIE, UBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that there has been lodged in the Office of the Prothonotary of the Court of King\u2019s Bench of and for the district of Quebec, a Deed made and exccuted before Louis Panet and colleague Notaries Public, on the twenty-eighth day of December one thousand eight hundred and tlurty, between Mr.JOHN THOMSON of the City of Quebec, Merchant, of the one part, and Mrs.ELIZABETH JOHNSTON TAYLOR of Quebec, wife of the said Allison Davie by the description of Mr.Allison Davie, Mariner and Ship-builder, acting as Attorney of her said husband under agd in virtue of a general and special power of Attorney duly executed and passed he- fore L.\u2019F.McPherson and his colleague Notaries Public, bearing date at Quebec the tenth day of November then last past, of the other part being a sale by the said John Thomson to the said Elizabeth Johnston Taylor acting as afove- said of : \u2018\u2018 Ist.Alotor parcel of ground situate and being \u201cin the Parish of St.Joseph, Point Levy, below the bank \u201c* of the river St.Lawrence nf seven perches and thirteen feet and a half in front and width upon the depth there may be within the following boundaries, to wit, hounded in front towards the westward by high water of the river St.Lawrence, in rear towards the eastward by the cime or summit of the aforesaic bank, adjoining on one side towards the eastward to ground remaining to the said Vender and on the other side towards the west to the said purchaser.\u201d\u2014* 2d.The beach lot in continuation of the above described lot of ground containing seven perches and thirteen feet and a half or thererbouts in width and front npon such extent of depth as there may be from high to low water ; bounded on both sides as the lot firstly described in frout by low water mark, and in the rear by the lot firssly described together with the right of Fishing, drait de 1\u2019écne, thereon, and all other rights attached to the aforesaid premises,\u201d \u2014- Which said lot of ground and premises have been possessed by the said John Thomson as proprietor for the three \u2018years preceding such sale, umd thence hitherto by the said \"Allison Davie\u2014And all persons who may have or claim to have any privilege or hypothee under auy title or by any means whatsoever in or upon the said lot of ground or premises immediately previous to and at the tine the same were acouired by the suid Allison Davie as aforesaid, are hereby notified that application will be made to the said Court, on MONDAY the THIRTEENTH day of JUNE next, fora sentence or judgment of gonfirmation ; and they are hereby required to signify in writing their oppositions, and file the same in tte Oflice of the Prothonotary eight days before that day in default of which they will be for ever precluded from the right of doing so.~ PERRAULT & BYRROUGHS, P.B.R Province of Lower Canada, à IN THE KING'S BENCH, District of Quebec, $ 9th Feby, 1831, .No.12.Æxaparte.-\u2014WILI \"AM BROWN.PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that there has been deposited in the office of the Prothonotary of the Court of King's Bench for the district of Quebec, a - - thousand eight hundred and twenty eight, between DAVID BINCLAIR of Quebec, Road Maker, of the one part, and part, being a sale x the said David Sinclair to the said Willlam Brown, of that lot of land situate in the seigniory of St.Gabriel, consisting of three arpents in front by about thirty five arpens more ot less.in depth, bounded to the south west in front by the line between the fourth and fifth concessions, to the north east in depth by the seigniorial line, on the south east side by lot number seventeen, and on the north west by lot number nineteen, together with the small building thereon erected and being.The said land and premises having been possessed by the said William Brown as proprietor for three years preceding this notification, And all persons who may have or claim to have any privilege ox together with all the buildings thereon erected and doing, | a B deed made and ezecuted before Louis.Panet and collcague | Notaries Public at Quebec the thirty first day of January one | WILLIAM BROWN of Valcartier, farmer, of the otner |.February YO 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 same was acquired by the said William Brown, are hereby notified that application will be made to the said Court on the FIFTEENTH day of JUNE next, for a sentence or judgement of confirmation, and they are hereby required to signify in writing their oppositions and file the same in the office of the Prothonotary eight days before that day, in default of which they will be for ever precluded from the right of doing so.PERRAULT & BURRROUGHS, P.B.R.Province of Lower Canada, District of Montreal.No, 104.Exparte\u2014~JOSEPH UNWIN, UBL1C 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 Montreal a deed made and executed before N.B.Doucet and his colleague, Notaries Public, on the Seventeenth day of September, one thousand eight hundred and twenty eight, between GEORGE FULLUM, of the City of Montreal, gentleman and MARIE LOUISE PREVOST, his wife, by him authorised of the one part, and JOSEPH UNWIN, \u201cClerk to the Town Major, residing in the City of Montreal of the other part, being a sale by the said George Fullum and the said Marie Louise Prevost to the said Joseph Unis, of a lot of land, situate, lying, and being in the Sint Mary Suburbs of the City of Montreal sentaizing forty feet in front by eighty- feet ia dent, pounded in front by the said Saint Mary street in rear by Pierre Gagner, joining on one side to William Gibbons Pell, and on the other side by Isaac Hinton, with a house and other buildings thereon erected, which said lot of land has been possessed by the said George Fullum and Marie Louise Prevost, and by the said Joseph Unwin, as proprietors during three vears 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 lot of land immediately previous to and at the time the same was acquired by tbe said Joseph Unwin, are hereby notified, that application will be made to the said Court, on the TWENTIETH day of JUNE 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 Prothonotary eight days at least before that dav in default of which they will be for ever: precluded from the\u2019 right of doing so.MONK & MORROGH, P.B.R, Prothonotorary\u2019s Office, Montreal, the 24th day of January, 1831.TO BUILDERS.OTICE is hereby given, that the Commissioners under the Act 10th and 11th Geo.4th, cap.3, entitled, \u2018\u201c An Act for the purchase or erection of x Custom House in the City of Quebec,\u201d will receive Tenders at the Custom House until 12 o'clock on Moxpay the 14th day of MARcH next, (after which none will be received) for the building of the said Custom House, agreeably to the Plans approved under the said Act.No Tenders will be received except from a professional.Builder, and the Corymissioners will not be bound to take the lowest offer, but be at liberty to accept such \u2018as shal}, : appear to bemost likelyto carry the intention of the saidAet, .into execution; Ln a The plans and specifications of the said Building may be.seen on application to Mr.H.M, BLAIGKLOCK, A chivoes Boyal Engineer Department, any Cay from 9 till 50'clock, * It will be required that the Building shall be commenced early in the month of April and be evected and covared in by the 15th day of November 1801, and two ro wegtable Sureties willbe required for the performanca of the Contract.u Quebec, 5th Feby.1831.THE subscriber having been in due form of law appointed Curator to the vacant estate of the late THEQPRILUS.FOX, Esquire, in his life time of Percé in the Inferior Djs- trict of Gaspé, Marchant, requests all persons inlebted to the said estate to make immediate payment to hi, and those; having claims thereon to render them legally attested for ad- Justment.; IN THE KING'S BENCH.JOIN LE BOUTHILLI Percé, 30th December, 1830.Jw ER.HE subscriber having been in due form of law appointed Curator to the vacant estate of the late DANIEL WALKER, of Bona: enture Island, in the Inferior District of Gaspé, Fisherman, request: all persons indebted to the said estate to make immediate pays ent to him, and those having claiins thereon to render them legally attested for adjustment JOHN LE BOUTHILLIER, Percé, 30th Deceraber, 1830.iw FEYHF undersigned having been appointed Curator to the vacant estate of the late ISAAC DECHENE, Esquire requests all persons indebted to the estate to make immediate payiaent to hit, and all those havirg claitus thereon Jo reader theiraccounts legally attested for adjustinent.JAMES ROONEY.Percé, 30th December, 1630.sw T HE undersigned Testamentary Kxecutors of thelate Robert Melvin, Esq.in his lifetime Awe.j tioneer and Broker, of this city, do hereby require all -} those indebted to the deceased, to settle their accounts -J forthwith, and such persons as may have claims on the Es.tateare requested to presenttheir demands for payment duly authenticated.M.BELL, J.STEWART.Quebec, 7th Junuarv, 1881, QUEBEC BANK.OTICE.\u2014A semi aunua! dividend of three per cent upon- : the amount of the Capital Stock paid in, has been.this.day declared, and will be payable at the Bank, on and after the 5th of March next.: By order of the Directors.NOAH FREER, Cashier.u Quebec, 3d February, 1831.da T\", LET, and possession given.on the 1st.il May next, that new HOUSE three Stories high, with Stables, Coach House, &c.situated in d\u2019 Auteuwik Street and facing the Explanade ; for pasticulars apply ta.L.PANET, Esqr.Notar 20th Jang.188L » Bo + 1831 < GAZETTE DE QUEBEC, 148 _ i 7 PROVINCIAL PARLIAMENT LOWER-CANADA.ER-CAN.Friday, 4th Feby.Mr.Bourdages presented a report of the Commissioners for improving the navigation of the River Richelieu\u2014 referred.: Mr.Leslie presented the return of Insane and Foundlings in the Hospital of the Grey Nuus at Montreal\u2014 relerred.The following petitions among may others were presented, viz :\u2014 J Of the members of the Montreal Mechanic Institution, for an aid\u2014referred.Of the members of the Quebec Medical Society, for amendments to the Ordinance relating to the practice of Physio and Surgery in this Province.; Of the Religious Ladies Ursulines at Three Rivers, offering to take charge of the Foundlings in that district, if the Legislature will provide means for the erection vf à building, and an allowance for their support\u2014referred.Mr.Viger trom the Committee on Private Bills, reported in favor of the Prayer of the Petition for a partition of the Cowmon of the Fief Gros Bois, and also in favor of that of the Trustees of the New Market iu the St.Lawrence Suburbs ef Montreal, Ou motion of Mr.Bedard, the Entries in the Journals of last Session containing tbe betition vf ivbabitants of Montreal, complaining of the conduct of the Attorn«y General, and the Report of the Special Committee thereon, were read, and ceferred to the standing Committee of grievances, Ou motion of Mr.Neilson the Lutries iu former Journals relating to members accepting offices of profit aud becoming accountable for public munies, were read ;\u2014to be considered in a Committee of the whole house on Tuesday next.Ou motion of Mr.Demoniin, the standing Committee for Courts of Jastice was instructed to consider whether it would not b: expedient to alter and lengthen the Superior Terms of the Court of Klug\u2019s Bench for the District of Three Rivers, aud to render the administration of justice in that District, independent of the Judges of the Distsicts of Quebec aud Moutreal, by appointing Judges for that purpose ; and alsu to enquire into the Tariff of the Court of that District, ; Tue Bill to incapacitate the Judges from sitting or voting in the Executive and Legislative Councils, and to secure their independence, was read the second time and committed for Tuesday next, : \u2018The Bill to incorporate the City of Montreal was amended Lommittee 5 report to-morrow, Co SATURDAY, 5th Feby.Jean B.R.Hertel de Rouville, Esquare,touk his seat.Mr.Secretary Glegg delivered a Message from the Governor in Chief, relative to fourteen Plaus received fur a Penitentiary; those of Messrs.Clarke, Johnston and Trigge being considered the three best, Me.Lee presented a petition from the Lower-Town of Quevec and Pointe Levi, &e., for an aid to purchase th: ground on which the Lower Town Church is situate, and the two houses adjoining, in order to eularge the market; referred.Mr.Peck presented a petition from the County of Stan- stead, for a Bank in the said County, referred.Mc.Dewitt presented à petiion from Moutreal, for a second Heuk in that City, to be called the City Bank, re- Mr.Yorng presented\u2018a petition from St.Rock and St.Villier suburbs, for the.appointment of Commissioners to chidose a site for a market, and an aid to build a market house ; referred, Mr, Daval one from Dr.F.J.Seguin, of Quebec, for re- niuneration for services rendered in the Emigrant Hospital.Mr.Lee (upon a division of yeas 34, nays 25,) oue from Dr.Roberts of Quebec, relating to the situation of Health Officer.; Mr.Lagueuz introduced a Bill to incorporate the City of Quebec; second reading Thursday.Co Three sitting days were added (u the time limited for the reception\u2014of Petitions for private Bills; for the introduction ot Private Bills; and for the reception of Reports thereon.Ou motion of Nr.Young, that part of the Speech relating to the currency, was referred 10 a Special Commitice; aud two Addresses voted for information ou the subject, and far à statement of the coins ia the custody of the Receiver General, with (he amount of each description.; - Ou motion of Wir.Young a Committee was appointed to prepare an Address of congratulation to His Majesty on the accession of His Majesty and that of His Royal Consort.The Bill to incorporate the City of Moutreal was ordered lo be engrossed.8 Moypay, 7th Feby.The Messengers appointed ou Saturday lust to prescut the addiesses to His Excellency for information ou the currency, reported their delivery ; aud that His Secretary had given tor answer that tbe information required will be communicated through his Excellency\u2019s Civil Secretary.Mr.Clouet presented the Reports of the Commissioners for _ the Beauport and St.Foy roads.J \"Mr.Quesnel presented a petition from the counties of Chambly, Rouville and their neighbourhood, and Mr.De Rouville a petition from the parishes of St.Mathias, St.Hi- Juire, and several others, against the erection of a Bridge by \u2018Mr.S.Glen, over the River Richilieu, at the place prayed for; referred.Mr.De St.Ours, preseuted a petition from the Rev.Mr.Girouard, founder of the college at St.Hyacinthe, fur an aid towards that establishment ; referred.\u2018 Lo Mr.Bourdages presented a petition from inbabitants of Chambly, for an act to make a Canal from Chambiy Basin to the St, Lawrence opposite to Montreal.Mr.Leslia presented a Petition of divers persons resid ing in Montreal for an act to make a Rail Road to connect the waters of Lake Champlain with those of the St.Lawrence; referred.| Mr.Neilson presented to the House the Report of the Quebec Agricultural Society ; referred.On motion of Mr.Bedard, an Address was voted to His Excellency for a copy of His Majesty\u2019s Proclamation bearing date at St.James\u2019 the 28th June last, * requiring « al) persons being in office of authority or Government at the decease of the late King, to proceed in the exe- «¢ cution of their respective Offices,\u201d and also copies of - any opinions in possession of the Government of this Province on the subject of the renewal of Commissions held under His Majesty's Government therein, during pleasure, which His Excellency may deem proper to be communi- { PR years i\u2014An estimate of the probable expense to be in- cated, and also of any other proceedings had in relation | to the renewal of such Commissions.On motion of Mr.Young, the Quebec Bank and the Bank of Montreal were respectively prdered to lay befure the House, à stutement of the uffairs of the said Banks.Mr.Neilson presented a Petition from Samuel B.Hart, of Three-Rivers, to be relieved from certain disabilities Which he and others of the Jewish religion are subject to in this Province; refered.150 copies ordered to be printed.Mr.Young presented a Pelition of the inhabitants of Prés de Ville, Quebec, for the opening of passages from the street uuder the Cape tu the river ; referred.Mr.Young also presented a Petition of inhabitants of the City of Quebec, in favor of an aid to the communities of the Hotel Dieu and General Hospital, to enable them to increuse the number of Beds in their establishments ; referred.Mr.Secretary Glegg delivered the following Message from His Excellency.AYLMEr, Governor-in.Chief, The Governor-in-Chief transmits to tbe House of Assembly, a copy of the minute of the proceedings had by the Trinity Board respecting the site of the Light-louse proposed to be built on the Island of St.Paul, together with a copy of the report and the plan of the Island made by Mr.Adams Architect and Surveyor, and Mr.Young, superintendant of Pilots, The Governor-in-Chief also transmits the Report of the Board giving a detail of their \u2018proceedings as Commissions for the erection of Light-honses: An Address praying that remuneration be granted to the Registrar of the Corporation and to the Harbour-Master, and Superinten- dant of Pilots for their extra services during the last two curred in completing the Ligbt-houses on Auticosti, with a report and estimate of the probable expense.All which the Governor recommends to the considera tion of the House of Assembly.A.Castle St.Lewis, Quebec, 7th Feby.1831.On motion of Mr, Young the said Message and Documents accompanying it, and the accounts of the commis- stoners for the erection of Light-houses, for the year 1829, were referred to the Standing Committee of Accounts, .Mv.Leslie laid before the House, various statements relaiive to the Bank of Montreal.On motion of Mr.Peck, the House is to consider in com- mitice, 01 Wednesday next, the expediency of amending the Townships Registry Act.Mr, Leslie, from the Standing Committee on \u2018Frade, reporte ! favorably on the following Petitions, viz : For incor- poratingthe Stan Navigation Company between Halifax aud Quebec ; for establishing a Bauk in the county of Stan- stead 5 aud for establishing a second Bank in the city of Montreal.+ On motion of Mr.Bourdages the Standing Committee of Grievances was instructed to inquire whether the Militia Act at present in force Las been carried into execution according to the true sense of its several dispositions, Mr.P.4.Dorion presented a Perition from St, Anne de la PDerade, for An Act to requlate their Common referred, Mr.Caldwell presented to the House the accounts of the commissioners appointed under the Act for the establishment of a Temporary Fever Hospital, Mr.Josiclte, from the Special Committee on the petition of ivhabitants of L'Assomption, reported: that part of the report rela\u201d*ve to education ; that part relative to Courts of Justice and Gaols, aod that part relative to Roads, were sev- eraliy reierred Co tie Standing Coinmittees on the same subjects.| The bill for preserving the Grass growing on Beaches in the District of Quebec, was read the second time ; amendment in Comittee; Report to-morrow.Tuesday, 8th Feby.Mr.Bedard, and the other messengers.reported the delivery of the address of yesterday to lis Excellency, and that His Excellency would transmit the documents required.Mr.Leslie presented (among other reports and petitions) that of the Conmissioners for the improvement of the Harbor of Montreal\u2014referred.Mr.Leslie also presented a petition from Moses Hayes of Montreal for an exclusive privilege of a Steam Boat Ferry from Montreal to the opy-osite side of the St.Lawrence \u2014referred.Mr.P.E.Tascherecw presented a petition from inhabitants of the county of Beauce on the Chaudiere, to be erected into a separate county-referred.Mr.Morin presented a petition, praying amendments to the Pilot Act.Mr.Letourneau, a petition from Clement Dessain dit St.Pierre, for an aid towards completing a diviug apparatus invented by hita\u2014referred.Mr.Young, a petition of Pierre Chasseur, for further aid towards his Museum.; Mr.Bourdages introduced a Bill to provide more ample regulations, respecting the admeasurement of Lands by Surveyors\u2014second reading on Friday.On niotion of Mr.De &t.Ours, an address was voted to His Excellency for a copy of the Correspondence relating to the Steam Dredging Vessel.Mr.Secretary Glegg presented the following message from His Excellency : AYLMER, Governor in Chief, The Governor in Chief lays before the House of Assembly the several accounts of the Revenue and Expenditure of the Province for the year 1830.; It appears from the amount of the expenditure of the Civil Government for the year, that, upon the whole, the Expenditure has been less than the appropriation, but as upon some oË the items an excess of expenditure has been incurred, and paid upon warrants froin His Excelleney\u2019s predecessor in the Administration of the Government, to the amount of £243 2 1 sterling, the Governor in Chief relies on the liberality of the House of Assembly for making provision for the same, i The: Governor in Chief also calls the attention of the House of Assembly to certain expenses incurred to the amount of £449 17 2 sterling, beyond the sums allowed for particular services, and not yet paid, and recommends that provision be made to cover that amount.\u2018The Governor in Chief lays before the House of Assembly, statements of payments made in the year 1830, for services of preceding years, .Castle of St.Lewis, \u2018Quehoc, 8th Feby.1831.1 eee ss Mr.Neilson laid a letter, which he had receive d, addressed to him as a member of that house, by one F.A.Evans, upon the Clerk's table Resolved\u2014That the said letter is a breach of the privileges of this House, Ordered\u2014That the said F.A.Evans be taken inte custody of the Sergeant at Arms, to answer for the said breach of privilege, and await the judgment of this House, ' Ordered\u2014That Mr, Speaker do issue his warrant jn conformity to the said Order.\u2014Adjourned.So WEpNEspaY, 9th February.Mr.Solicitor General Ogden took his seat._ Mr.Secretary Glegg delivered two Messagesfrom His Excellency.1st, Documents relative to the Country\u2014 4d, Copy of the Proclamation of the King, relative to the renewal of Commissions, Mr.Secretary Glegg also delivered a statement of the - Coins in the possess of the Receiver General.The Report of the Montreal.Natural History Society for 1829 and 1530 were laid before the House, The Public Accounts were referred ; and an Address voted to His Excellency for original vouchers and accounts of the Civil Expenditure and Revenue of the Province.A Petition was presented for an aid for the Mechanics Institute, and also twenty-six others.The Serjeant at Arms having informed the House that he - had taken F.A.Evans into custody, Mr.Sguart presented a pe-~ tition from him.On motion of Mr.Bourduges, he was brought to the Bar, reprimanded and discharged.The Montreal City.Incorporation Bill, was passed.que Judges\u2019 Disqualification Bill was ordered to be engreas- ed.The House, in Committee, passed a Resolution that it was expedient that an allowance be made to the Members for the expenses incurred by them in attending the sittings of the House.The first Report of the Standing Committee of Grievances.was presented.: Adjourned.THE QUEBEC GAZuTTE.\u2018 Province of Lower-Canada.$ AYLMER, Governor-in-Chief, By His Excellency the Right Honourable Marruzw Lond AYLMER, Knight Commander of the Most Honorable Military Order of the Bath, Captain General and Governox, in Chief in and over the Provinces of Lower-Canada, Upper Canada, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and their several dependencies, Vice Admiral of and in the same, and Commander of all His Majesty\u2019s Forces in the said Provinces, and theirdependencies, and in the Islands of Newfoundland, Prince Edward, Cape Breton and Bermuda, &c.&c.&c.A PROCLAMATION.54 HEREAS His Majesty, by his Letters: Patent under his Great Seal of the United Kingdom : of Great Britain and Ireland, bearing date at Westminster: = the twenty fourth day of November, in the first year of his , reign, hath beeu graciously pleased to constitute and appoing - we Captain General and Governor in Chief in and over the Provinces of Upper Canada and Lower Canada, respectively, with all and every the powers and authorities inthe said Letters Patent contained, and which belong to the said office : I have therefore, with the advice of His Majesty's Executive Council for the said Province of Lower Canada, thought fit to issue this Proclamation, to make Known, and hereby do make Known, His Majesty\u2019s said Appointment.\u2014 I do also, hereby, by and with the same advice, require and command, that all and singular His Majesty's officers ang ministers in the said Province of Lower Canada, do continue in the due execution of their several and respective offices; places aud employments :\u2014and that His Majesty\u2019s loving subjects, and all others whom it may concern do take notice\" hereof and govern themselves accordingly.Given under my Hand and Seal at Arms at the Castle of Saint Lewis in the City of Quebec, the fourth day of February, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty one, and in the first year of His Majesty's reign.: By His Excellency\u2019s Command, : : (Signed) D.DALY, Secretary of the Province.VEER + OFFICE OF THE ADJUTANT GENL.or MiciTIA, Quebec, 10th February, 1831, MILITIA GENERAL ORDER, .His EXCELLENCY the COMMANDER IN CurErhas been pleased to make the following arrangements for the Organization of the Militia of the Province of Lower Cunada, under the Act passed in the last Session of the Provincial Pailiawent, viz: COUNTY St.HYACINTH.1st Battalion.P M1830.Major Amable Archambault, 14 May, Capt.Joseph Paiardie, 5 April, l0Am do Paschal Gaudrie dit Bour- bonnière, 6 May, 11 =\u201c do Jean François Tétu, 15 July, 1PM do .Eusebe Cartier, 15 \u201c 3 ¢ do A.À.Papineau, 16 \u201c 11am do EmmanuelCouillardDespresi7 \u201c\u201c 11\u201c do Louis Renaud ditBlanchard,19 \u201811 \u201c\u201c do Louis Ponlin, 19 \u201c 2rM do Basile Dufresne, 20 11am do Pierre Beaudry, 20 \u201c èru do Joseph Sené, 21 July, J.Bte.Langellier, 31 ¢ lr x Pierre Chabot 18 August,1 * do COUNTY LAPRAIRIE.1st Battalion, Capt.Constant Cartier 27 March, 1p do Pierre Hebert, 10 April, 2 \u201c do Guillaume Peladeau, 28 \u201c\u201c 3\u201c do Antoine Lanctot, 25 August, 10 A x do Claude Guerin, 26 \u201c w \u201c do Jacques Gibeult, 27 « 10 \u2018* do illism McDonald, - 6Sept 3rM da COUNTY OF MONTR .Volunteer Brigade.\u201c Cavalry.Capt.Charles Penner, 23 Sept.Sp do Artillery.\u201c Capt.John Boston, 22 - \u2018\u201c 3% do L.T.Bouthillier, 22 * 3\u201c do Staff Adjutant, Henry Griffin, 20 May, 10 A M do Surgeon, J.Stephenson, 27 April, 10 do 1st City Battalion.Capt.Andrew Porteous, 21 May, 10a x do Augustin Perrault, 3duly, LD \u201c do Louis Partenais 4Septt 2PM do 2d City Battalion, Capt.Joseph.Roy, 26 April, 2 ¢ do \u201d George Moffatt, 22 May, 2 mM do Alexis.Bourret, 26 June, 2 \u201c do James Millar, 29 < 1 PM do Toussaint Pelletier, jr.2 July, do Charles Lamontagne, 4 Sept.lla xm do Charles Fleury Roy, 4 M do Jucques Antoine Curtier, 4 lp » do Samuel Gale, 4 3° do 3d City Battalion.Capt.Pierre Charles Dubois, 27 April, 11a mM do Benjamin Hart, 23 June, 2rM do 4th City Battalion Capt.Thomas Busby, 21 May, 2 «\u201c do William Molson, 23 « 10 \u201c do 5th City Baitalion.Capt.J.Robreau Duplessis, Sar.8 April, 10a Mm do J.Marie Delorimier, 29 April, 2pm do Benjamin Delisle, 3 May, 14am do E.Martial Leprohon, 3 June, 118 \u201c do James Fraser, 14 1 « do Jules Quesnel, 26 June, 2p Mm do Francois Desrivieres, 26 \u201c° - 3PM do Alexis Laframboise, 28 \u201c\u201c 10 AM do J.Robreau Duplessis, jr.2 July, 11 do Adam L.McNider, 6 Sept.2p uM do 6th City Battalion.Capt.L.B.Leprohon, 22 April, M do James Glasford, 22 June, l1aM do Joseph Ovide Turgeon, 10 July, lpm do Thomas B.Wragg, 23 August, 11a Mm do COUNTY PORTNEUF.; Major Ed.Hale to be attached to the 2d Battalion of Port- neuf.COUNTY OF YAMASKA.Ist Battalion.Major P.E.Basile Pelissier, \u201cAntoine Basin, 2d Battalion.Joseph Manseau\u2019s Commission should be dated the 6th August, at 12 o'clock, 1830, instead of 6th April, as inserted in the General Order of the 16th Decr, last.COUNTY OF SAGUENAY.1st Battalion.Capt.Joseph Perron, 26 May, COUNTY L\u2019ASSOMPTIUN.1st Battalion.Capt.Louis Gonzaque Nolin, 12July, 3pm do Jacques Eugene Faribault, 13 *¢ 1\u201c do COUNTY OF LAPRAIRIE.2d Battalion._ J.Bte.Marie dit St.Marie, 26 Aug.Cart COUNTY KAMOURASKA.2d Battailon.Capt.Charles Hilaire Têtu, 20 Aug.COUNTY VAUDREUIL, 1st Bataillon.2p Mm 1830.11am do 10A M.do jajor Etienne Roy, Mador COUNTY CHAMBLY.1st Battalion.Capt.Louis Lacoste, 16 July, COUNTY OF VERCHERES.The Fief St.Blain, now forming part of the 2d Battalion Vercheres, will form part of the 1st Battalion said County.In order to give the regular dates of Commissions of Promoted Captains, and of all the Lieutenants and En- signa, their appointment is postponed until all the Returns of the Commanding Officers are sent in.Commanding Officers to transmit to this Office the Names of such Officers as may die or become disqualified, with the least possible delay.By Command ye ' F.VASSAL DE MONVIZL, Adjt.General, 2P M do PROVINCIAL SECRETARY\u2019s OFFICE, Quebec, 3d February, 1831.His Excellency the ADMINISTRATOR of the GOVERNMENT has been pleased to make the following appointments, 1z:\u2014 \u2019 ' Taomas Burr, as Barrister, Advocate, Attorney.Solicitor and Proctor, in all His Majesty\u2019s Courts of Justice in this Province.ante opie QUEBEC : \u201cTHURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1831: On Friday last, between three and four o\u2019clock in the afternoon, His ExceipEncy the LORD AYLMER, whose health is happily re-established, wassworn in CAPTAIN Gz- NERAL and GOVERNOR-IN-CRIEF Of these PROVINCES.\u2014 The Standard was hoisted, and a salute fired from the CAPE on the occasion.The Bells of the ENGLISH Cathedral also rang o peal during the ceremony.The AMERICAN mail of yesterday brought later news, and intelligence of a very important character, received by the Sovereign, at NEw Yoax, which sailed from LoNDON on the 19th December, With dates to that period, inclusive, THE QUEBEC GAZETTE.An insurrection, scarcely amounting as yet to a complete revolution, had broken out very suddenly at Warsaw, the \" capital of the Russian Government in PorLanp.The Grand Duke CoNSTANTINE, after a short and ineffectnal resistance, which he dues not seem to have wished tu carry to extremities, had withdrawn the RussrAN Porces; and in a moderate proclamation had left the settlement of affairs to the PoLEs, exhorting them simply to spare the effusion of blood, He had also given permission to the POLISH troops to join their countrymen ; and had retired towards Russra.It is doubt- fol whether the Emperor NicarLas will submit so readily to the insurgents.PoLAND has been so long a sufferer under the RussIAN dynasty, and has been governed so completely as a conquered nation, that more sympathy will be felt for this people, than for the discontented of other nations who have long enjoyed a constitution, as in thecases of FRANCE and BELGIUM.The general impression is that there will inevitably be a war on the CoNTINENT of EUROPE, early next spring.Every thing in FRANCE confirms this probability\u2014the excitement of the people\u2014the enthusiam with which they enrol themselves inthe National Guard\u2014the weakness of the MINISTRY \u2014and the warlike declaration made by LAFAYETTE, in the speech copied below, under * LaTesT News.\u201d The state of FRANCE, indeed, as regards its trade, is become most lamentable.Not, as the EpiTor of the Alkion well observes, can we see what she has gained by her last Revolution, when such galling edicts against the press are still found necessary by her citizen Kine.GREAT BRITAIN was tranquil.Three persons had been condemned to death for the KENTISH outrages, and they had accordingly ceased.\u2018The Wurc Ministry were making loud professions of economy; and the Duke of WELLINGTON'S Ministry were proving by facts, what they had done for the people during their Administratjon of two years.They have repealed taxation to the amount of Four MILLIONS per annum\u2014repeal- ed the Test Acts\u2014pacified the RoMaN CarHorics\u2014and passed the BEER BiLL.The merit of the Recency BiLL was theirs\u2019 also.Bets are made that Sir RoBerT PEEL will be Prive Mi- NISTER by March next.Prince LroroLp of Saxe COBURG, it is said, will receive the Crown of BELGIUM.His HouiNEss the Pope, Pius VIL, died in November, and left a merited reputation.Mr.BENJAMIN CONSTANT died in Paris, on the 8th December, and was buried with all kinds of FRENCH display.The trial of the Ex-Ministers of France before the CHamser of PEERS, actually commenced on the 15th December.The unfortunates keep up their mental courage and self possession under the trying circumstances of their situation.Hexry Hunt, commonly called in WiLTsHIRE, Orator Hux, has got into PARLIAMENT for PRESTON, beating the heir of DERBY by a large majority ! Revolutionary disturbances are spoken of in various parts of SWITZERLAND, and GERMANY, also in LomsARDY ; but they do not at present claim particular notice, being derived principally from private letters.BELGIUM is in a miserable state of distress; and a proposition has been made to place it under the protection of FRANCE.All was quiet in SPAIN up to the 5th December.Mixa had given up his attempts on the frontier, and had retired to Borpeaux.So much for the anticipated Revolution of the Morning Chronicle, which twice fixed a day for the consummation of its wishes! It is thought that the Revolution and disturbed state of PoLAND will necessarily effect the BriTISsH CORN MARKET, should the crops be deficient in ENGLAND.LATEST NEWS.House or Commons, 17th Dec.1830.THE COLONIAL TRADE BILL, Mr.P.TroMpsoN proposed that the second reading of this bill should be postponed until after the recess, on account of the various interesis which were involved.During the holidays he would consider the subject, and see whether any measure could be prepared better calculated to protect the ditfe- rent parties interested.Mr.Merries had no objection to the postponement of the measure, though Le was confident that the late Government had well attended to the interests ofthe different parties.He trusted to the candor of the Right Hon, gentleman to proceed with the bill, if he could not discover a hetter measure, Mr.G.ROBINSON complained that the late Government had conceded to the United States a direct intercourse with the West India Colomes, to the injury of our North American Colonies, In doing that, the late Government said that they had acted on the principles of the late Mr.Canning and Mr.Huskisson, but he denied thatsuch was the case, Mr, Hus- kisson always declared that he never would concede such a boon to America without receiving an equivalent in return.In 1826, Mr, Canning, in his correspondence with the Minister of the United States, said, that he would not allow America to enjoy à direct trade with the West Indies, unless this country received an equivalent ; and it was promised that be- fote any arrangement was made all parties should be informed of the nature of it.But in spite of that promise, a negotiation took place and was concluded ; and the Canadas were only informed of the fact through the medium of the United States newspapers.In reading the correspondence which Lord Aberdeen, he could not lelp feeling surprise at the arrogant pretensions of America; and he thought the\u2019 whole atfair disgraceful to the British Ministers, under whose aus- pices it was undertaken, But he thought that if the Bill be- had taken place between Mr M\u2019 Lane the American agent, and.February 10, fore the House were now postponed, our North American colonies would labour under great disadvantages.The late government conceded the privilege to the United States of trading directly with the West India colonies, but reserved to themselves the right of regulating the duties they might choose to impose onthe importation of American goods: He had been told, however, and he should be glad to know whether he was rightly informed, that Mr.M'Lane had en- | deavored to re-open a negociation with the present government with the daring object of interfering with the Government in the regulation of the duties ; the consequence of which would be the presentation of another schedule of duties to the House after Christmas, He asked the Right Hoa.gentleman (Mr.Herries) whether he did not write out to the Canadas that the sciiedulein the present Bill would regulate the rate of duties to beimposed 2 It was plain on the face of the transaction that he had been out-dipiGinatised byMr.M\u2019Lane and that as a consequence the American interest wonid Le pres moted at the expense of the British \u2014He had no hostility against America; on the contrary, he wished that country well.But still, as an Englishman, he felt it right to watch her attempts at maritime aggrandisement with the closest jealousy, the rather as her shipping and: tonnage, as it was, ve nearly equalled our own, and would be augmented from 200, 000.to 300,000 tons by the Right Hon.Member for Harwich\u2019s: measure as it then stood.He wished to know whether there was any negotiation then pending between the American and the British Goverument in consequence of that measure.Sir H.PARNEL advised the Right Hon.Vice President of the Board of Trade not to answerso irregular a question.When the bill was first brought under the notice of the House hy the Right Hon.the Member for Harwich, he, Sir H.Parnel had declared it to be a violation of the newly concluded commercial treaty between the English and American States judging by the correspondence laid on the table, and was not therefore, surprised that America should have in consequence renewed the negotiations.The fact was, the Right Hon.Gen-~ tleman\u2019s measure was neither more nor less than an attempt to revive the old, exploded, and mischievous protecting system, as it was called, though, in fact, it would be no less injurious to our own, than to the interests of the Americans.He could not, indeed, suppose for a moment that so injudicions a measure would receive the sanction of the new government.If he thought so, he should feel it to be his duty to move for a copy of the correspondence that might have taken place between the English and American Ministers in consequence and, of course, since that measure, 2 Mr.HERRIES must appeal to the House whether it wae fair to it-to himsell\u2014to his late colleagues\u2014or to the question, to thus enter upon an irrelevant discussion on the merits of a measure which it was agreed on all hands should be postponed.In giving his assent to the postponement, he had studiously avoided provoking discussion though anxious to make a few remarks cn one or two topics involved in the bill, and yet he had noe sooner sat down than an attack was made on him and the late Government, and assertions and misrepresentations made, the fulsehood and absurdity of which he would take care to expose at a future and more fitting opportunity.The Hon.Member for Worcester was very irregular, not only in the question which he had just put, but in the assumptions on which he had grounded it.He said that America is right, and we wrong,as to the late treaty and in the measure consequent upon it.Now he (Mr.H.) in opposition to the Hon.member, and in possession of fuller and- more accurate information, would maintain that we were all along right, and America needlessly wrong.Propositions had been made, on the part of the American Government,to which the English Minister could not listen for a moment; but the treaty which had been concluded, and.the negotiations since entered into, would, he trusted, Le the means of a final and am cable adjustinent.He bez- ged the House not to conclude from his rot then entering into a fuller statement\u2014the proper occasion would present itselt very svon\u2014that he could not reply to the assertions.of the Hon, Member, and demonstrate their groundless.ness.His silence was wholly owing to what he felt, aud would at another time prove to be, à sense of duty.Mr.Hume hoped the Lill would be remodified in the recess, and brought furward in a shape more likely to promote the common interests of England and America.Mr.STEWART also trusted that the question would be brought forward in à more extensive and liberal form after the bolidays.Mr.P.T'HomrsoN would on the l1th of F-bruary next, call the attention of the House to the measure.The second reading was then pro forma (the bill being understood to be withdrawn) fixed {or the 11th of February.INSURRECTION IN POLAND, (From Bell's Weekly Messenger of December, 19) The foreign intelligence of the week is of more importance than usual, inasmuch as it brings information of a reat Revolution: which has taken place in a part of Europe where the sun of freedom seemed to have set forever.We allude to the revolt of the Poles inthe Russian provinces, the flight ol the Archduke Coustantine,.and the establishment of a Provisional Government at Warsaw.Though in-a more distant quarter of Europe, we con- \u2018fess that we look to this revolution with more satisfaction than to that which has recently occurred in France or Belgium.Poland has been oppressed by the unrelenting hand of despotism for many years.It had not the least shadow of free institutions, but was under.the sway of pure unmixed despotism\u2014a despotism not contented with a mere civil tyranny, but besetting the paths of domestic life, and polluting even the privacy of the chamber with- a-degrading system cf espionage.The oppression which the Russians practised in Poland san scarcely.be believed, Noman in any station of lite was permitted to marry or to dispose of his inheritance without a license from government.\u2014 Most persons possessed of any influence were compellcd to live in solitude upon their own estates, and not permitted to pass even the frontiers of one province to another without a puss- port obtained by the most degrading supplications.\u2014 \u2018Phus, whilst the Russians were travelling in every quarter of Europe, a Polish traveller was scarcely somuch: «s- seen.Poland was imprisoned, as it were, withirt berown- frontiers, and kept for the gloemy pleasure of.Russia, who exhausted every species of tyranny and exaction upon tbe people.Every mind of eommon feeling must rejoice at the at: tempt made by such a people, be the event what it may,.to regain their freedom.Whatever sympathy may be excited for France and Belgium, it muet be recollected that they were already in.possession of liberad forms of government ;.whilst the Poles were almost the only une- wancipated alaves in Europe\u2014the dark feudal ages; the monuments of 4 barbarous times when the common msititude of mankind was as little regarded as the beasts of the field.That the day of vengeance would came n the descendants of Catherine the Great, for the infamous spoliation of Poland forty years ago, uo man, who trusted in the providential course-of buman events, could for a mo- meat doubt but we did not:think it ao near at band.Jt is our sincere wish that another Sobieski or Kosciugko may arise to direct the arms and councils of the Poles in this great struggle for their freedom, Europe, we hope will stand by as an impartial spectator, though in such a ease it will be impossible to be an indifferent one.Austria and Prussia will not dare to iaterfere, first, because they will apprehend the extension of the insurrection to Silesia and Pomerania, their own unholy portion of the original spoil of Poland: and next, because they must naturally dread the resentment of every free born mind in Europe, ant the honest discontent and opposition of their own soldiery and people, if they should interpose, in the flagitious attempt of rivetting anew, the chains, of Russia upon these gallant insurgents.' In looking at Europe at the present moment, we cannot but perceive that the ground trembles and quakes in all quarters, and that a general and mighty convulsion is about to take place, Whilst the earthquake is felt from beneath, the burning lava begins to flow, and the stream takes that direction where it'is least likely to meet with opposition or impediment.The disposition of France at this moment is evidently \u2018warlike, and under the pretence of defending herself, she is preparing to make aggression upon others.The present stock Jobbing ministers are indeed indisposed to war; but the proposition made by Lafayette in the Chamber of Deputies, on Tuesday last \u2014¢ that in case Austria or Prussia should interfere in the affairs of Poland, it would be the duty of France to prohibit them,\u201d was received with loud acclamations, POLAND.Insurrection in Polurd.\u2014A courier, who left Berlin en the 4th inst.has brought the following news from Warsaw :\u2014 + Ou Monday, the 26th: of November, about seven in the eveniug, an insurrection broke out at Warsaw.It began, it appears, in the wilitary school of ensigns.The youug men, to tbe mimber of from 500 to G00, took up arms, aud, spreading themselves through the town, called the citizens to arms, A maltitude of students and iubabitants soon joined them, They jvoceeded to the barracks ef the infantry and \u2018the arsenal, which was taken by ten o'clock.The immense quantity of muskets and sabres it contained were distributed to the people.\u2014The insurrection had previously gained the barracks of the infantry.The engineer regiment was the first that rose, and several other regiments soou followed it, The Grand Duke Constantine, on the point of being attacked or surrounded io his palace, effected his retreat upon Praga, with his guard, two Russian regiments, and a regi- weut of Polish cavalry, who only followed him from a sense of military honour, but who will remain veutral, if the soldiers do not disband themselves, or join their fellow citizens in a'body.The exasperation, for a long time smothered, vas su very considerable at the moment of the insurrection, that-some Polish detachments, who, at the commencemeat, refused to give up their atws to the people, were massacred as traitors, Forty-one Colonels or Majors were killed ia endeavouring 10 keep the troops in.obedience, It is added that two Aid-de-Cumps of the Grand Duke were also slain, The opivion at Warsaw was, that the defection of the Polish army would become general.The Chief of the Municipal Police and two Russian Generals were killed.The Gerwan General Hauch ard Count Stanislaus Potosky were also killed in seeking to rally the troops.The military chest and the house of the Paymaster-General were plundered.General GAZETTE DE QUEBEC.adscripti gleba of the ;__ Count Vincent Crazioaki, General of Cavalry, and Geae- rail Kuroatouski, hawiag conducted to Warsaw the tpoope under their command, gave in their resignation to the Pro- visianal Government, which was accepted.M.Von Han- kiewicz, Councillar of State and Secretary General to the Minister of Justice has been dismissed.The French Consul General hoisted the tri-colored flag on his house immediately after the departure of the Russian of provisions.Tranquillity is perfectly restored.Several persons who have committed robberies have been punished ; some of them with death.The medical gentlemen of the city areactively engaged in attending to the wounded citizens.General Sierewski is appointed Commandant of the city.On the 2d and 3d the bodies of the persons killed were buried ; among them Generals Potocki and Newicki.The Provisional Government.has issued a proclamation, containing regulations for the formation of the regular troops, as the levy en masse.The provisional government bas appointed General Isidore Keazinski tobe substitute for the Minister of War.The fortress ot Zamosck is provisoned for six mouths, Seweral persons are gone to the different provinces to.qrganige the insurrection.Dec.5.\u2014His Imperial Highness the Grand Duke Constantine, immediately before bis departure, issued the following proclamation to the Polish troops: \u2014 meto the last moment permission to return to their.country* men.I \u2018am going to march with the Imperial (roops, to withdraw from the capital, and expect from the honor of the Poles that the former will not be interrupted in their march to the empire.I likewise recommend all establishments, all property and persons, to the protection of lhe Polish pation, and place them under the safeguard of its honour.(Signed) « CONSTANTINE.% Warsaw, Dec, 3.\u201d The Government, the composition of which has been several times partially changed, consists to-day of the following persons: \u2014Prmce Adam Czartorynski ; the celebrated poet Niemcewicz ; the senators Kochanocoski and Dam.brososki; Gen.Count Pac, and the Deputies Lelewell and Ostrows ki.Prince Lubecki and M.Ostrowski will set out to-day, as Deputies to St.Petersburg, The Diet is summoned for the 18th of this month, Dec.6, in the evening.\u2014(From a private letter.)\u2014Tran- quility aud security are in appearance perfectly restored, and the state ofuucertainty will not be oflong continuance.Our paper currency is immediately cashed if required, and the interest of the bonds due at Christmas is already paid.Count Thomas Lubienski is appointed Chief of the Police, FROM THE POLISH FRONTIERS.Dee.4.\u2014Respecting the events at Warsaw since the 3oth of last month, of which we bad no details, but what are to be found in the Journals of that city, we have learnt subsequently only a few fragments.According to these several attempts are said indecd to have been made towards an approximation between his Imperial Highness the Grand Duke Constantine and the new Council of Administration, but hitherto iu vain, though itis announced, at the same time, thaton the 2din the evening four Members of the Council repaired to the head-quarters of his Imperial Highness, Yesterday the following printed hand-bill was circulated in Warsaw :\u2014 \u201cI.His Imperial Highness gives his assurance, that it has not been his intention to attack the city with the troops under his command.Should hostilities recommence, 48 hours previous must be given.\u201c 2.His Imperial Highness will recommend to his Ma- Clopiccki has taken the command of the Polish troops, and jesty the Emperor graciously to forgot what has passed.is endeavouring to restore order.It is said that be has already 16,000 troops of the line under his command.The French tri-coloured cockade was adopted at the beginning of the insurrection, but it was soen replaced by the Polish cockade, A corps of National Guards is organizing, The Council of Administration established by the Emperor of Russia, in conjunction with Prince Lubeski, Miuister of Finances, Prigee Adam Czartoriuski, and Prince Michael Radzivil, form the Provisional Goverameut, aod have issued à Proclamation, in which they acknowledge the rights of sovereignty of the Emperor Nicholas, but on condition that the separa tion-of the two states shull be complete, aud that no Russian military corps shall keep garrison in the kingdom of Poland.Liéutenant General Prince Adum Ceartorinski was the first Minister of Poland in 1814, when the Emperor Alexander gave to that country a liberal Constitution, the execution of whichwas afterwards suspended by the same Sovereign, Prince Michael Radzivil, also Lieutenant General ,is a Cousin of Prince Authony Radzivil, who is at present Governor General of the Grand Duchy of Posen (Prussian Poland,) and moreover brother-ia law to the King of Prussia.WARSAW.Dre.1.\u2014On the morning of the 29th November, tranquillity etill reigned here, but towards seven o\u2019clock in the evening a report spread rapidly through the town that two regiments of the Russian Horse Guards had come to blows with the pupilis.of the Military-School, and several companies of Polish infantry, The engagement was most sanguinary, and many lives were lost on both sides.The Russian cavalry of the Guards retreated, and a detachment of Polish troops repaired tothe Belvidere Palace, where his Imperial Highness the Cesarowitz was no longer to be found.At this moment a general alarm was beaten, and all the troops in Warsaw assembled under arms.In a short time it became evident thata part of the population were about to join the troops.At eight o\u2019clock the gates of the arsenal were \u2018broken open, and arms were distributed among the, people.The battlelasted till day break, The prisoners of state were set at liberty.The foilowing persons are Said to have lost their lives : \u2014Generals Gendre and Frensch ; Vice- President Lubowdiski; the Minister of War, General Haucke, and Colonel Meciszewaki; General Blumer was pierced with balls; General Stanislaus Potacki is dangerously wounded : General Nowicki also lost his life ; Generals Redel and Bontems have been arrested ; Generals Essukeoff aod Englemann have surrendered themselves prisoners of war; General Trebicki was killed.\u2018The command of the tsoops in this city has been intrusted.toGen.Chlopieki.\u2019 Warsaw, Dec, 4\u2014Ail the Polish Guards have returned to this city, In the aight of the.fd the 1st Polish regiment of Yagers arrived here, under ibe command \u2018of \u2018General Ssembek, #3.His Imperial Highness gives his assurance that he has not given any orders to the Lithuanian corps to enter the kingdom of Poland, \u201c 4.The prisoners shall be set at liberty.\" BERLIN.From the Prussian State Gazette, Dec.7.The following (according to the Warsaw journals) is the proclamation of the Council of Administration, respecting the admission of new Members.\u2018 In the name of his Majesty the Emperor, King of Poland Nicholas 1., } \u201c Considering the urgency of the case, the Council of Administration has invited the following persons to join in the exercise of its functions :\u2014 \u201c The Prince Senator and Woiwode Adam Czartorinski ; the Senstor Wiowode Michael Radzivill ; the senator Cas- tellan Michael Kochanowski ; the Senator Castellan Count Louis Patz ; theSecretary to the senate Julian Niemcewicz; and General Joseph Chlopicki.(Signed) The President.\u201c\u2018Minister of State, Count Von Soboleweki.\u2018The Minister of Finance, Prince Lubecki.\u201cFor.the Secretary of State, Tymoski.\u201cDone at Warsaw.Nov.30.\u201d The same journals contain the following document : \u201cPoles ! the events.of yesterday evening and last night, which are as melancholy as unexpected, have induced the Government to add to.its members some persons distinguished by numerous services, and to address to you the following proclamation : \u2014 .\u201cHis Imperial Highness the Grand Duke Constantine has forbidden the Russian troops to interferc any farther, for only the Poles themselves ought to reunite the divided \u2018minds of their countrymen.But the Pole must not stain his hand with the blood of his brethren.As little can it be your intention to give to the world the melancholy spectacle .ofa civil war.Moderation alone can save you from the precipice at the brink of which you stand.Return then to order and tranquillity, and may all the tumults be ended with the fatal night which has covered them with its veil.Think of the future, and of your distressed country.Put away every thing that might endanger its existence.It will be for us;to fulfil our duties by the maintenance of the public security, of the laws, and of\u2019 the liberties secured to the country by the Constitution .; (Signed by \u2018\u2018 the Members of the Council.) \u201cWarsaw, Nov.30.\u201d of Warsaw to the Citizens.¢¢ The Council of Administration of the kingdom bave invited me to the post of President of the city of Warsaw; undoubtedly for reasans different from those which whieh manifest my good intentions, which I endeavored Count Wasowice, formerly Colonel, and Aid-de-Camp of Napoleon, is appointed Chief of the General Staff.4 to display in former times, when I filled the same post, \u2018\u201c 1 givethe Polish troops who have remained faithful to | Thé President of the Municipality and the Police ef the City must be fresh in the memory of my countrymen, and: troops.The shops are already open, and there is ho want | > * Whea ] was formerly at your head.l was in the price of life; 1 am now as old man.Be assured, howewer, that my love for you has not cooled.Cilizenst the country is threatened with dangers that you alone can avert by union and gealous efforts to preserve order.De pot, tharefore, withhold fro me your assistance.\u2018¢ To you, householders, merchants, manyipctusers, and artisaris, address myself, llasten to join the ranks of the safoty guard that has been formed.May all the ine habitants of the capital, on seeing arms in your hands feel now no more daubt of the safety of their persons and \u2018property.But now let your workmen and servants return to their employments.The country will call on them when it wants their aid.If the counsel of an ex~ perienced wan has any weight, believe me that the duties which the country requires of you will be best performed by your exerting yourselves to preserve the pube lic welfare and the property of your fellow cilizens, and to ensure their personal safety.(Signed) \u2018* V.Wrwerzeczs, the Secretary-General.' (Signed) * C.Jacmorxowsxy.\u201d Bercin, Dec.4 The news of the Polish insurrection at Warsaw, which arrived here yesterday, but was pot known till to-day, naturally caused the greatest conster~ nation.As far as we yet know, the plot was secretly prepared, and then secretly carried into effect by 4 num- er of young Poles, who are educated in a military school, and consequently have a military organization.The insurgents hastened to the Palace, apd murdered the Russian sentinels, At the same time they called the citizens to arms, the arsenal was stormed, and all hastened to combat the Ruwsian and some Polish troops, at whose head the Grand Duke Constantine retired fighting.The Grand Duke is said to have incurred the greatest personal danger ; several Russian Generals were killed 3 most of the Polish troops bad already joined the rebels.Further accounts are expected with impatience.The necessary military instructions for pccupyiyg our Paliah frontier were immediately sent from Berlin.There is no pesitive reason to suppose that the insurrection may spread into our Polish l\u2019roviuces, BERLIN.Decr.7.\u2014The lamentable events in the kingdom of Pa.land bave induced His Majesty the King to take various military measures in the frontier provinces, which are ine tended as well to prevent any disturbances from being attempted by evil disposed persons in the interior, as to defend the inbabitants from being invaded by bapds of rebels.His Majesty lias accordingly ordered an addition to be made to the whole of the 5th corps of the army in Posen, &c.and also to the part of the 1st, 2d and 6th corps in East and West Prussia, Pomerania, and Silegia, and has given to the respective Generals commandipg them the necessary full powers and instructions, FRANCE.The following waslike speech was pronounced by Lafae yette, in the Chamber of Deputies on the 14th.Dec.M.Lafayette \u2014I decline to enter into the question of cantons and communes.But if I am asked if you are now to discuss whether all France shall arm, I answer the question is already decided ; the people did not wait in 1780 or 1830 to deliberate, but marched against the cnemy.(Sensation.) We must, therefore, prepare for war, as the best means of securing peace.We caunot hope to make all Europe in love with our institutions: there are those who still look with a jaundiced eye upon the accession of à citizen King to our throne.(New movement.) The revolution of Belgium, the eldest daughter of one great week, may yet excite uneasiness.At this moment you see Poland (hear, bear) ready to rival in zeal and patiiotism the friends of liberty, not only in France, butin all other countries.(Fresh movements.) Poland (hear, hear,) is, perhaps, upon the point of repairing the shame of the last years of Louis XV.aud the immense fault which Napoleon committed when he neglected the occasion of restoring that fine country, after the three divisions which had destroyed it.(Loud acclamations from theleft.) We have announced our rule to be, that we will not allow other powers to interfere, not only in pur affairs, but in the affairs of other countries.Suppose foreign powers should think proper to seize upon Belgium, or to assist Holland, could we look on in cold blood?Certainly not, The same thing may happen on the side of Poland.Suppase Austria prevailed upon by Prussia, or fer any selfish purpose of her own, was to make herself a party to the quarrél in Russian Poland\u2014(Violent murmurs, and marks of disap probation.) ( Several voices)\u2014This supposition is unreasgnable.M.Lafayette (turning towards Gen.Sebastiani)\u2014I spéak in the presence of the Minister for Foreign Affairs, who knows that the supposition is very natural, Why not thea place ourselves in the fittest posture for defence?Cheers.) er SUMMARY.The Right Honorable Sir Henry HArnYNGE has retired from PARLIAMENT by accepting the CHILTERN Hundreds, Mr.Dongrty, Solicitor General of IRELAND, has been appointed Crier JusTiCE of the Common PLEas, vice Lord PLunketr, Lonp CHANCELLOR.Sir A.Harr retires on the usual pension of £4000 per annum.Major General JornN GARDINER succeeds Colonel Firs.CLARENCE 88 DEPUTY ADJUTANT GENERAL to the Forces.His Majesty will visit 8coTLAND early in the summer and will toke up his residence at the DucaL Palace of HAMILTON.It is said that Lord GranvirLE will succeed Lord Stuart De Rorusay as Ambassador to France, 1t was thought at the last dates that Lord ANGLESRA would not finally accept the appointment of Lord Lieutenant of InaLann.The Dukes.of Daversaaz and Rrcamonp, and Lord CanuistE, are all spoken of for this high office.| + PARLIAMENT, it was expected, would :adjoura -for 4he bolidays on the $2d Deçember.: Mr.CALVERT has been once more retumed \u2018for the Borough of SouTAWARK.Sir Jory Jomnstonk, Bart.has been elected Mog! for Yorksnrire,in the place of Lord Bgovem aw, We are sorry to find that the Earl of Darxousis has lost £7000, by the failure of McDonazp and Camtraass, 14 6 THE QUEBEC GAZETTE.February 10 EEE Army Agents.This is the second important loss sustained by His Lompsuip from the failure of his Agent.Lord Howick has moved a clause in smendment to the Colonial Acts validity Bill, namely, rendering valid the acts of any Governor of a Colony, at the time of the demise of the Crown, until a new warrant should arrive, removing or continuing the GovERNOR.Major General James McDonerL has been appointed to tlie Staff in IRELAND.' The following rude song, which, probably, is founded jn truth, is being sung by the Fremisu boors, who are represented as in a state of great misery .\u2014 ¢¢ Under our old ORANGE head, ¢ We had butter, and our bread\u2014 $ Dut under this DE POTTER, \u201c We have neither bread nor butter !\" The FRENCH are pursuing their conquests in ALGIERS, and intend to colonize.The QUEEN's Alms Houses, at Winpsor, established by QUEEN CHARLOTTE, are to be revived by QuEEN ADELAIDE, It isbelieved that Admiral Sir GEorGE CoCKBURN will be speedily appointed to the command of the Channel Fleet.Sir JAMES KrMPT was Gazetted, Master General of of the Ordnance, on the 11th December.The 43d Regiment has been ordered home from GtB- RALTAR.Detachments of Marines had been ordered to the Coal Districts, which were in a state of insubordination.The Election of Mr.Jorn STUART WorTLEY, for the County of Forrar, has been declared null and void.The Lorp Crier Baron of IRELAND retires upon a peasion and a Peerage.Sir CoLQUHOUN GRANT, it is said, will succeed Sir Jory Bync as Commander of the Forces in IRELAND.Lord LyNpHURsT is stated to have been re-appointed | to office, as Lorp Crier Baron of the Exchequer in Encranp, This has since been contradicted.Ou the 11th December the CravNceLLor of the Excre- QUER moved for returns of the population sending Members to Parliament.This is the commencement of the Ministerial plan of RErorm.The Honorable Captain DuNcoMBE has been elected for the Hundred of Basserraw, formerly the disfranchised Borough of East Rerrorp.The influence of the Duke of NEWCASTLE is still predominaut.The Cholera Morbus had diminished greatly in Russia.À saving of not less than £40,000 per annum will, it is said be effected in the Naval Department, by the dissolution of the Navy and Victualling Boards.The Excise and Custom\u2019s Boards are also to be consolidated, or doneaway with.The Papers mention the deaths of the Earl of BANDON, and the Lord HENLEY, G.C.B.CoxnsoLs 81%.etfs GREAT SOLAR ECLIPSE, Our readers are generally aware that a great Solar Eclipse will be visible, throughout the greater part of this continent, on the 12th instant, We copy a paragraph from the Boston Advertiser, on this subject.and the information there given is derived from the AMERICAN Almanac, which has a map of the path of the Eclipse, as far as the UNITED STATEs are concerned, As this Phenomenon must be equally interesting to scientific persons at QUEBEC, we gladly avail ourselves of a notice respecting it, with which we have been favored by a learned correspondent, under the signature of AsTROPHILUS ; and which will amply repay the attention of those who are desirous of making observations on the progress of this Eclipse.The Solar Eclipse of February next\u2014The American Almanac, just published, contains a great variety of calculations relative to the great solar eclipse which will be visible throughout the United States, on the 12th of February next.These calculaiions exhibit very minutely the path of the central eclipse, at a large number of places in the United States.The path of the eclipse is still more clearly marked out upon a map of the United States, attached to the almanac for the purpose.The central eclipse will enter the United States from Mexico, and will pass through the states of Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama, the north part of Georgia and South Carolina, North Carolina and the south eastern parts of Virginia and Maryland ; thence proceeding along the Atlantic at a distance of 50 or 60 miles from Long Island, it will pass through the south eastern part of the island of Nantucket, and thence to Halifax in Nova Scotia.The unobserved part of the sun will present an annular appearance at all places within about 35 miles on each side of this track, and the ring will become more more or less uniform in proportion as the place is nearer to the central track.The duration of the annular eclipse, in places where it is central, will be little over two minutes.The annular eclipse will extend to the town of Chatham iu the county of Barnstable, but to no other part of the continent in the New England States, and to no part of the middle states, except to the southern extremity of New Jersey and Dalaware.The eclipse will begin in Boston at 11 o'clock 49m.26s, A.M.The time of the greatest obscuration will be at th.2lm.11s, the end will be at 2h.46m.583s.and the duration will be 2h.57m.324s.The Digits ecli i be 11 27° 27\u201d, à igits eclipsed will To the Editor of the Quebec Gazette.Sin,\u2014As the Solar Eclipse which will take place on Saturday the 12th instant, will be a very remarkable one over the greater part of this western continent, and some of our friends et Quebec may find an hour's agreeable amusement in observing it, if the weather should happen to be favourable, 1 have thought it might not be altogether useless to send you the fullowing notice respecting it, that you may insert it in your paper if you think proper so to do.It is unnecessary to observe to you that, although Eclipses of the Moon have, in a great measure, the same appearance and direction wherever that luminary may itself be visible at the time, it is far otherwise with those of the Sun, which are merely local in both respects :\u2014so that a calculation of the latter for any one part of the earth\u2019s surface, will not serve for any other which is more distant than a hundred miles; and not even for that distance, where any considerable degree of accuracy in the times of the contacts, or the nearest approach of the centres, of the two luminaries is desirable.The following are the results of my own calculations for Quebec.The first contact will take place about 38 minutes past 1 in the forenoon, solar time.The indentation of the sun's circumference will be perceived on the lower quadrant of the western semicircle, about 23 degrees, or one fourth of its whole arc, below the extremity of the sun\u2019s horizontal diameter.The progress of the moon across the sun\u2019s disk from this point, will be obliquely upwards, from west to east ; at first in a direction nearly parallel to the horizontal diameter, but afterwards tending more and more towards the summit, so as to describe a curve over the sun's face, which will be slightly convex towards the middle of the lower quadrant on the eastern side.The sun\u2019s centre will be first eclipsed at 25 minutes past 12, solar time ; the broadest part of the solar crescent being then about the middle of the upper quadrant on the eastern side.At 4] minutes and a half past 12 at Quebec, the sun will be centrally eclipsed on the meridian in Anson County, in the State of North Carolina, about 970 miles south, 37 degrees 20 minutes west, of that city; the recollection of which circumstance will enable our astronomers to compare the appearances at the two places, and to judge, from their own observation, of the effect of a difference in the position of the spectator on the phase of a solar Eclipse.You will find that at this moment about two-thirds only of thesun\u2019s diameter will be intercepted by the body of the moon from the view of the inhabitants of Quebec ; the apparent distance of the centres at that place being between 10 and 11 minutes: which difference is, as you know, the angle under which the portion of this continent intervening between Quebec and the place already mentioned, will appear to the lunar astronomers, who may, possibly, at the time be observing the penumbral eclipse of their own magniticentsatellite, which will at that moment be presented to their contemplation.About this time the solar crescent, still continuing to diminish in breadth, will appear to begin to revolve gradually about its own centre from left to right, withan accelerated motion, the convexity verging more and more towards the summit of the disk ; so that in about 17 minutes; viz: at 58 minutes and a half past 12, it will appear in a horizontal position, with its convex side towards the zenith, and its points turned downwards; the centres of the two luminaries being then on the same vertical.1ts greatest breadth at this time will be only about one-seventh of the sun\u2019s perpendicular diameter: that is to say, between 4 and 5 minutes of a great circle.\u2014 This dazzling crescent will now appear to continue its revolution at the rate of between 4 and 5 degrees in a minute ; so that in somewhat less than 22 minutes from the moment of its being in a horizontal position, it will become vertical, the convexity being turned towards the right of the spectator; that is to say, towards the west.\u2014 At 20 minutes past 1, a plumb-line would iutersect the extremities of both the cusps.Its breadth, which will first diminish and afterwards increase during its transition from its horizontal to its vertical position, will now be somewhat greater; being about one-fifth of the horizontal diameter, or rather more than six minutes.The greatest obscuration will be about 7 minutes after the crescent has passed its horizontal position ; viz: at 5 minutes and a half past one ; at which time its greatest breadth will be only about one-eighth of the sun\u2019s diameter.lts position at that moment will be an oblique one ; its convexity lying towards the west about 28 degrees from the vertex.The moon traversing the sun\u2019s disk from right to left in the course which has been already described, the solar crescent, after having passed its perpendicular position, will continue to increase in breadth, its revolution about its own centre having now become much retarded.At 45 minutes past 1, the south western portion of the moon\u2019s circumference will pass the sun's centre, leaving it again visible.The convex portion of the solar crescent will now be turned obliquely downwards, towards the west, being in the south preceding quadrant about 40 degrees below the horizontal diameter; and the moon will from this time proceed in nearly a rectilinear direction towards the opposite part of the sun\u2019s circumference, until the south western extremity of its body has passed frum between the eye of the observer and the north eastern edge of the disk ; when the Eclipse will terminate, and the Luminary of day again shine on the inhabitants of our Canadian metropolis with undiminished splendour.The last contact will take place at 29 minutes and a halt past 2, near the middle of the north following quad- rant\u2014(the upper quadrant on the eastern side)\u2014about 41 degrees above the extremity of his horizontal diameter.Have the goodness, Mr.Editor, to excuse the trouble which I have given you, and believe me to be, with great respect, Your's faithfully, ASTROPHILUS.Sherbrpoke, 3d Feby, 1831, erent TO CORRESPONDENTS, EpiTors are sometimes liable to receive foolish and impertinent letters.The only notice wecan take of the writer of that which follows, isto publishit verbatim :\u2014 \u2018 Mr.Shadgett Jun.thanks Dr.Fisher for his purposed omission\u2014of the notice of the sum of fifteen pounds\u2014which the Quebec Amateurs have given to the charitable Institu- tions\u2014A Duty which an Editor owes to the Public\u2014but as Mr.S.attributes it to paltry Jealousy\u2014he shall with the exception of this note\u2014pass it over with the contempt it merits.\u201d Quebec 3rd January 1831.J.C.Fisher Esq.Editor of the Quebec Gazette, By Authority.i The Havrirax Post arrived on Monday, notwithstanding the bad roads, occasioned by the great drifts of snow.There was nothing later at HALIFAX.Laws of Lower CANADA.We are requested to stat that coinplete editions of the Laws, Edicts and Ordinances this Province, in both languages, may be had at the Book store of Messrs.T.Cary & Co.they having, at a considerable expense, during the last summer,- reprinted such Acts, &c.as were out of print.ADDITIONAL DONATIONS TO THE MECHANIC INSTITUTE.Johnson\u2019s Dictionary, 4to Edit.1828, Mawe\u2019s Gardner, 1 vol.Arcana of Science, 1 vol.Belsham\u2019s Chronology of the Reigns of Geo.Ill and 1V, 1 vol.\u2014Mr.F, Wysk.Johnson\u2019s Typographia, 2 vols.\u2014Tnos.Cary, Esq.Pinnock\u2019s Catechism, full bd.complete\u2014~W.KemsLE, Esq, The second volume of the Transactions of the Literary and Historical Society of Quebec is now printed, and will be ready for delivery in a few days.A few copies will be offered for sale at the Book-store of Messrs.T.CARY & Co.Free-masons\u2019 Hall, PASSENGERS.In the 24th Jany.Liverpool packet, Messrs.Hiiland W.D.Thompson of the Gommissariat, and Messrs.Gray.Ansell, J.McNider aod KR.Symes, all of Canada.Arrivals from Canada.At Cork, 5th Deer.Wellington.At Grangemonth, 5th, Prince George; At Falmouth 7th, Indian; 15th, Pericles and Vittoria; Off the Isle of Wight, 16th, Onondaga; At Liverpool.13th Artemis and Orwell, 14th, Mary Ann, John Beresford, Margaret and Winscales ; 15th Pacific, Martha, and Ariadue; 16th, Lockwell; At Dubin, lfôth, John; At Ciyde, 16th.Sophia; At Bristol, 13th, Felicity ; Off Dover, 13th, Centurion; At Dea.,13th, Dunube; At Plymouth, 12th, Cato.The Asia, Scott, has been thrown ashore op the English coast with loss of both masts.The Packet Sovereign arrived at New.York, was 20 days the last 500 miles of her voyage.MARRIED, At Philadelphia, on the 20th ult.Meredith Ogden, Esqr.of Montreal, to Catherine Ann, third daughter of William Meredith, Esqr, of the former place.DIED, In this City yesterday, Mr.Alexr.Tyrie Wilson, aged 23 years and 4 months, son of T.Wilson, Esqr.St.Paul Street.His Funeral will take place on Thursday next, the 10th inst.at half Past nine o'cloes Ae M.from his Father's House.HOSE having claims against the Estate of the late James Johnston, are requested to send their accounts to Mr.John Jefferys, or to the undersigned, as soon as possible 3 and those indebted to the said Estate, are requested to pay.LOUIS PANET, Notary.Quebee, 23e.July, 1830, u GAZETTE DE QUEBEC.Bas-Canada : en Chef.De par Son Excellence le Très Honorable MATTHEW Lorp AYLMER, Chevalier Commandeur du très honorable Ordre Militaire du Bain, Capitaine Général et Gouvers neur en Chef dans et sur les Provinces du Bas Canada, Haut Canada, Nouvelle Ecosse, NouveaueBrunswick et leurs diverses dépendances, Vice Amiral de et en icelles, et Commandant de toutes les forces de Sa Majesté dans les dites Provinces et leurs dépendances, et dans les Islesde Terre-Neuve, Prince Edouard, Cap Breton et Bermuda, &c.&c.&e.PROCLAMATION.ATTENDU qu\u2019il a gracieusement plu à Sa Majesté par ses Lettres Patentes sous le Grand Sceau du Royaume Uni de la Grande Bretagne et Irlande, datées à Westminster le vingt-quatre de Novembre, dans la première année de son règne, de me constituer et appointer Capitaine Général et Gouverneur en Chef dans et sur les Provinces du Haut Canada et Bas Canada, respectivement avec tous et chacuns des pouvoirs et autorités contenus dans les dites Patentes et qui appartiennent au dit office ; j\u2019ai en conséquence de l\u2019avis du Conseil Exé- cutifde Sa Majesté pour la dite Province, trouvé bon de faire sortir cette Proclamation pour faire à savoir et par la présente je fais à savoir cet appointement de Sa Majesté.Par la présente et par le même avis je requiers et commande aussi que tous et chacun des officiers et ministres deSa Majesté dans la dite Province du Bas Canada aient à continuer dans la due exécution de leurs dif.ferens offices, places et emplois respectifs ; et que les fi- deles Sujets de Sa Majesté et tous autres qui peuvent y êtres concernés en prennent connaissance et aient à se gouverner en conséquence.Donné sous mon seing et le sceau de mes armes au Château St.Louis, en la Cité de Québec, te quatre de Février, en l\u2019an de notre Seigneur mille huit cent trente et'un, et dans la première du règne de Sa Majesté.De par Son Excellence, (Signé) D.DALY, Secrétaire de la Province.ERR Province du ! Bas-Canada: AYLMER.Son Exrellence MATTHEW LoRD A YLMER, Chevalier Commandeur du très-honorable Ordre Militaire dn Bain, Lieutenant-Général et Commandant de toutes les forces de Sa Majesté dans les Provinoes du Bas-Canada et du Province du ! AYLMER, Gouverneur .Bas-Canada: 1831.Haut-Canada, &c.&c.&c.et Administrateur de la Province du \\3as-Canada.PROCLAMATION.ATTENDU que dans la Session du Parlement Provincia! du Bas-Canada, tenu dans la neuvième année du Regne de feu Sa Majesté la Roi George Quatre, et en l\u2019an de notre Seigneur mille huit cent vingt-neuf, certain Bill, intitulé, \u2018\u201c Acte pour étendre certains privilèges y \u201c mentionnés aux personnes professant le Judaïsme, et \u201c pour abvier à certains inconvéniens auxquels pourroient \u201c\u2018 être autrement exposés d\u2019autres Sujets de Sa Majesté.\u201d a été passé par le Conseil Législatif etla Chambre d\u2019Assemblée de cette Province ; et vu que le dit Bill dans le dit Parlement Provincial dans la méme Session d\u2019icelui, le uatorze de Mars en la susdite année, fut présenté à Son xcellencr Sir James Kempt, étant alors la Personne Administrant le Gouvernement de Sa Majesté dans cette Province pour la sanction de Sa Majesté, et fut alors, parle dit Sir James Kempt, étant alors ia Personne Administrant le dit Gouvernement comme susdit, réservé pour la signification du plaisir de Sa Majesté sur icelui ; et va que le dit Bill a été mis devant Sa présente Majesté Notre Souverain Seigneurle Roi Guillaume Quatre en Conseil, et que le premier du mois de Novembre dernier, il a plu à Sa dite présente Majesté, par et avec l\u2019avis de son Conseil de donner sa sanction au dit Bill, et conformément au plaisir Ro- \u201c yal de Sa dite présente Majesté à cet égard, le dit Bill fut - alors confirmé, ratifié et finalement passé en loi, en conséquence, conformément au Statut en tel cas, fait et pourvu par cette Proclamation, je signifie, publie et fais à savoir que le dit bill a été comme susdit mis devant Sa dite présente Majesté en Conseil, et qu'il a plu à Sa dite présente Majesté de le sanctionner, et dès lors, par la présente, au nom de sa dite présente Majesté je requiers et enjoins à tous Juges, Justices, Officiers et tous autres fidèles Sujets de Sa Majesté, et à toutes autres personnes quelconques qui peuvent y êtreconcernées, d\u2019y prendre garde et de se gouverner en conséquence.DoNNE\u201d sous mon Seing etle Sceau de mes À rmes, au Château Saint Louis, en la Cité de Québec, en la dite Province, le dix-huit de Janvier, en l\u2019an de Notre Seigneur mil huit cent trente et un, et dans la première année du Règne de Sa Majesté.Par ordre de Son Excellence, D.DALY, Secrétaire de la Province.Province du Ç AYLMER.Son Excellence MATTHEW LORD AYLMER, Chevalier Commandeur du très-honorable Ordre Militaire du Bain, Lieutenant-Général et Commandant de toutes les forces de Sa Majesté dans les Provinces du Bas-Canada et du Haut-Canada, &c.&c.&c.et Administrateur de la Province du Bas- Canada, PROCLAMATION.ATTEND que dans la Session du Parlement Provincial du Bas-Canada, tenu dans la neuvième année du Règne de feu Sa Majesté le Roi George Quatre, et en l\u2019an de notre Seigneur mille huit cent vingt-neuf certain Bill intitulé, \u201c\u2018 Acte pour étendre certains privilèges \u201c montionnés à la Classe Religieuse de personnes se dé- \u201c nemmant Métho distes Wesléyens.\u201d a été passé par le Conseil Législatif etla Chambre d'Assemblée de cette Province ; et vu que le dit Bill dans le dit Parlement Provincial dans la même Session d\u2019icelui,le quatorze de Mars en la susdite année, fut présenté à Son Excellence Sir James Kempt, étant alors la Personne Administrantle Gouvernement de Sa Majesté dans cette Province pour la sanction de Sa Majesté, et fut alors, par le dit Sir James Kempt, étant alors la Personne Administrant le dit Gouvernement comme susdit, réservé pour la signification du plaisir de Sa Majesté sur icelui ; et vu que le dit Bill a été mis devant Sa présente Majesté Notre Souverain Seigneurle Roi Guillaume Quatre en Conseil, et que le premier du mois de Novembre dernier, il a plu à Sa dite présente Majesté, par et avec l\u2019avis de son Conseil de donner sa sanction au dit Bill, et conformément au plaisir Royal de Sa dite présente Majesté à cet égard, le dit Bill fut alors confirmé, ratifié et finalement passé en loi, en conséquence, conformément au Statut en tel cas, fait et pourvu, par cette Proclamation, je signifie, publieet fais à savoir que le dit Bill a été comme susdit mis devant Sa dite présente Majesté en Conseil, et wil a plu à Sa dite.présente Majesté de le sanctioner, et dès lors, par la présente, au nom de Sa dite préseute Majesté je requiers et enjoins à tous Juges, Justices, Officiers et tous autres fidèles Sujets de Sa Majesté, et à toutes autres personnes quelconques qui peuvent y être concernées, d\u2019y prendre garde et de se gouverner en conséquence.DoNNE\u201d sous mon Seing et le Sceau de mes Armes, au Château Saint Louis, en la Cité de Québec, en la dite Province, le dix-huit de Janvier, en l\u2019an de Notre Seigneur mil huit cent trente et un, et dans la première annèe du Règne de Sa Majesté.Par ordre de Son Excellence.D.DALY, Secretaire de la Province.EE PROVINCE i: Bas-CANADA: .Au Conseil Exécutif de Sa Majesté pour la Provice du Bas-Canada, tenu au Chateau St.Louis en la Cité de Québec, dans la dite Province, le sept de De- cembre, dans la première année du règne de Sa Majesté et dans l\u2019an de notre Seigneur mille huit cent trente.DRESENT : Son Excellence I' ADMINISTRATEUR du Gouvernement en Conseil TTENDU que par un Acte du Parlement du Royaume Uni de la Grande Bretagne et Irlande, passé dans la sixième année du règne de feue Sa Majesté George Quatre, intitulé, \u2018\u201c Acte pour pourvoir à l\u2019extinction des «* droits et charges féodales et Seigneuriales sur les terres \u201c tenues à tître de fief et à titre de cens dans la Province ¢¢ du Bas-Canada, et pour la conversion graduelle de ces \u201c ténures en celles de franc et commun socage, et pour *\u201c autres objets relatifs à la dite Province,\u201d et il est entr\u2019- autres statué qu\u2019il pourra être et sera loisible au Gouverneur, Lientenant Gouverneur, ou la personne chargée de l\u2019Administration du \u2018Gouvernement de la dite Province de et avec l\u2019avis du Conseil Exécutif d\u2019icelle,de constituer et appointer par commission sous la.Grand Sceau de la dite rovince, une ou plus d\u2019une persome comme commissaire du commissaires d'aubaines (escheats) et confiscations de GAZETTE DE QUEBEC terres dans la dite Province, comme il peut plus amplement paraître par le dit Acte, auquel on peut avoir recours pourinformations ultérieures, et attendu qu'il a plu à Sa dite Majesté George Quatre, en conséquence et en vertu du dit Acte et de et avec l\u2019avis du Conseil Exécutif de la dite Province,par commission gous le Grand Sceau de cette Province, portant date du Chateau St.Louis en la cité de Québec, le cinq de Juillet, dans la neuvième année de son règne, de constituer et appointer Andrew William Cochran, Ecuyer, son Commissaire d\u2019Aubaines et confiscations de terres dans les limites de cette Province, et vn qu'il est à propos que les pouvoirs dont la cour de confiscations établie dans cette Province comme susdit, ressortent de leur plein effet et soient mis en execution après notification raisonable donnée aux personnes qui peuvent en être affectées, Son Excellence l\u2019Administrateur du Gouvernement de cette Province, de et avec l'avis du Conseil Exécutif de Sa Majesté, a donc jugé convenable d'ordonner et préscrire que, du et après le premier d\u2019Août prochain, il soit procédé en dû cours de lui au recouvrement des terres forfaites en faveur de Sa Majesté,à raison de la non-exécution des conditions contenues dans les oc trois d\u2019icelles dans tous les cas où de telles procédures pourront être propres et convenables ; et il plait de plus à Son Excellente d\u2019ordonner qu\u2019il soit donné avis public du présent ordre par son insertion dans un ou plusieures des papiers publics.Par Ordre, HEMRAN H.RYLAND.BUREAU DU SECRE'TAIRE PROVINCIAL, Québec, le 3e.Février, 1831.Il a plu à Son Excellence l\u2019Administrateur du Gouvernement de faire les appointemens suivans, à savoir : \u2018Thomas Burn, Conseil, Avocat, procureur, Solliciteur et agent en loi dans toutes les Cours de Justice de cette Province.DISTRICT DE QUEBEC.Ventes par Le Sherif.C\u2019EsT-A- A , .savoir : VIS Public est par le présent donné, que les terres et héritages sous mentionnés ont été saisis et seront vendus aux tems et lieux respectifs tel que mentionné ci-bas.Toutes personnes ayant des réclamations sui iceux sont par le présent requises de les faire connoître suivant la loi ; toutes oppositions afin d\u2019unnuller, afin de distraire ou afin de charge, excepté dans les cas de Venditioni Exponas, dans lesquels cas la loi ne permet pas telles op- possitions, sont requises d\u2019être filées au Bureau du soussigné avant les quinze jours qui précéderont immédiatement le jour de vente ; les oppositions afin de conserver peuvent être filées en aucun tems dans les deux joursaprès le retour de l\u2019Ordre, (Writ.) PLURIES FIERI FACIAS.Québec, à savoir :?N 240iSsE L.J.DUCHESNAY , Ne.1404.$ Ecuier, Seigneur de la Seigneurie de Beauport, résidant dans la paroisse de Beauport, dans les comté et district de Québec, contre JEAN GUAY, le jeune, Capitaine de Milice, de la paroisse de la Pointe Lévi, dans le comté de Dorchester, dans le district de Québec et autre, à savoir : le.Une terre de deux arpens et deux perches de front sur vingt-quatre arpens de profondeur, en la trcisième concession de la Seigneurie de Lauzon, bornée en front et en profondeur aux traits quarrés de la dite concession, d\u2019un côté au nord-est à Louis Carrier, au sud-ouest à veuve Marsloire Begin.2e.Un emplacement d\u2019un arpent quarré, situé sur le bord du fleuve St.Laurent, dans la paroisse de St.Joseph de la Pointe Lévi, borné par devant au cime de la côte, en profondeur au chemin du Roi, d\u2019un côté au nord-est à Prospère Begin, au sud-ouest à Etienne Patris Seront vendus à la porte de l\u2019Eglise de la susdite paroisse de la Pointe Lévi, le CINQ d\u2019AVRIL prochain, à DIX heures du matin.Le dit Mandat retournable le 10e.d\u2019Avril 1831.W.S.SEWELL, Shérif.i + 25 Nov.1830.Québec, à savoir : 1ERRE DASSILVA, Marchand, No.1702.des cité, comté et District de Québec, contre LOUIS LAGUEUX, Ecuyer, de Québec, Avocat, en sa qualité de Curateur duement élu en loi à Henry Campbell, résidant à la Jeune Lorette, Bourgeois, à savoir : Un emplacement situé Rue des Pauvres, en la haute ville de Québec, de vingt-deux pieds et demi de front sur la dite Rue des Pauvres, et de derrière jusqu\u2019à la Rue de derrière appellé Union, avec une maison dessus construite en pierre à deux étages avec une étable remise et deux autres petits bâtimens et cour, le tout tenant d\u2019un côté vers le nord à la maison et terrein de Robert Symes, Ecuyer, et d\u2019autre côté vers le sud à l\u2019Honorable Jenkin Williams, représentant feu William Grant, Ecuyer.Sera vendu à mon Bureau en la maison de justice de la dite cité de Québec, le DEUX de MAI prochain, à DIX heures du matin.Le dit Mandat retour- nable le ler.de Juin prochain.W.S.SEWELL, Sbérif.Le 22e.Décemhre, 1830.PLURIES FIERI FACIAS.Québec, savoir : Pet MIVILLE DECHENE, des No.714.¢ Cité, Comté et District de Québec, Marchand, contre FRANCOIS PETIT, de la Paroisse St.Roch, dans ie comté de Devon, dans le District de Québec, Marchand, à savoir: Une terre de deux arpens et sept perches de front environ, sur trente-trois arpens plus ou moins de profondeur, située en la parvisse de St.Roch, en 1, premier rang d\u2019icelle, bornée au nord au fleuve St.Laurent au sud à Joseph Marié, au nord-est à Hypolite Peltier, et au sud-ouest au dit Hypolite Peltier, avec maison, grange et autres circonstances et dépendances.Seravendue à la porte de l\u2019Eglise de la susdite paroisse St.Roch, le TROIS de MAI prochain, à DIX beures du matin.Le dit Mandat retournable le Ir.Juin prochain.W.S.SEWELL, Shécif.Le 92e.Décembre, 1830.: ALIAS PLURIFS FIERI FACIAS.Québec, à savoir : No.9.{ A et district de Québec, contre GEORGE LINTON, du même lieu, connétable, à savoir : Un emplacement d\u2019environ dix-sept pieds de front snr la rue de la Reine, sur environ quarante pieds de pro- OUIS MASSUE, des cité, comté - v.pe EE Ps _\u2026 fondeur, mesure Anglaise, sur la ruette Lymburner, borné d\u2019uu côté à l\u2019est à Zacharie Cloutier et de l\u2019autre au nords ouest à Jacques Plante.Sera vendu à mon Bureau, dan la Maison de Justice de la dite cité de Québec, le ONZE d\u2019AVRIL prochain, à DIX heures du matin.Le dit Mandat retournable le 11 d\u2019Avril prochain, W.S.SEWELL, Shérif, 7 Déc.1830.ALIAS FIERI FACIAS Québec à pavoir L {A BRIELCHABOT, de lapa- No.539.roisse st.Joseph de la Pointe Levy dans le comté de Dorchester dans le district de Québec, passager ; contre OLIVIER QUIROUET, de la paroisse st.Charles dans le comté de Hertford dans le district de Québec, Ecuier, àsavoir.1°.Six arpens de terre de front sur soixante arpens ou environ de profondeur situés au uatrième rang des concessions du fief Beauchamp paroisse e la Pointe Lévy, bornéspardevant a la profondeur du troisième rang des dites concessions, par derrière à la première concessions des terres de la paroisse st.Charles, d\u2019un côté au nord est à Sieur Flavieu Drolet, et d'autre côté au sud-ouest, aux terres non concédées.\u20142°.Six arpens de terre de front sur soixante arpens environ de profondeur situés au quatrième rang des concessions du fief Beau- champ, paroisse de la Pointe Lévy, bornés parde ant à la profondeur du troisième rang des dites concessions, par derrière ala première concession des terres de la paroisse saint Charles, d\u2019un côté au nord-est, à Joseph Moreault répresentant François Vallerand, et d'autre côté au sud- ouest au dit acquéreur.Seront veudus à la porte de l\u2019E- glise de la susdite paroisse de la Pointe Lévy, le QUATORZE de JUIN prochain, à DIX heures dn matin Le dit mandat retournable le 18 Juin prochain.W.S.SEWELL, Shérif.Québec, 9 Février, 1831.\u201c ALTAS FIERI FACTAS.,Ç Québec, à savoir : } MABLE DIONNE de la paroisse No.1334.de Kamouraska dans le Comté de Cornwallis district de Québec ; Ecuier, Marchand, contre PIERRE PELTIER dnmême lieu,Cultivateur, dsavoir: Un lopin ou circuit de terre de figure irrégulière, sitné au second rang des concessions de la paroisse St.Louis de Kamouraska : contenant environ vingt huit à trentear- pens en superficie ; borné au nord, partie au chemin du second rang, et partie à Clovis Podvin, au nord-est, partie au dit Podvin, à la veuve Pierre Miville et J.Bte.Mi- chaud, ausud-ouest à Jean François Lévéque dit Dominique, ctausud à la Rivière du second rang ; sans batisses dessus construites.Sera vendu à la porte de l\u2019Eglise de Ja susdite paroisse de Kamouraska, le QUATORZE JUIN prochain, à DIX heures du matin.Le dit mandat retour- nablele 15e.Juin prochain.W.S.SEWELL, Shérif.Québec, 7e.Février IS31.DISTRICT DE MONTREAL.Wentes par le Dberif.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 C\u2019EST-A- SAVOIR : Avis Public est par le présent donné, queles terreset héritages sous-mentionnés ont été saisis et seront vendus aux tems et lieux respectifs tel que mentionné ci-bas.Toutes personnes ayant des réclamations sur iceux sont par le présent requises de les faire con- noitre suivant la loi; toutes oppositions afin d\u2019annuller, afin de distraire ou afin de charge, excepté dans le cas de Venditioni Exponus, dans lesquels cas la loi ne permet pas telles oppositions, sont requises d\u2019être filées au Bureau du soussigné avant les quinze jours qui précéderont immédiatement le jour de vente ; les oppositions afin de conserver peuvent être filées en aucun tems dans les deux jours après le retour de l\u2019Ordre, (W rit.) FIERI FACIAS.Montréal, à savoir : OHN A CONVERSE des cité No.2239.¢ etdistrict de Montréal, maitre cordier, ROBERT HENDERSON de Troy, dans \u2019Etat de New-York, un des Etats-Unis de \"Amérique, aussi maitre cordier,et AMOS SALISBURY du même lieu, aussi maître cordier, associés et faisant commerce ensemble sous les noms et raison de John A.Converse & Co.à Montréal susdite, Demandeurs, contre JACQUES LEMOINE DE MARTIGNY, fils, de Varennes dans le dit district de Montréal, Ecuier, Défendeur.lo.Un lot de terre situé dansle township d\u2019Upton dans le dit district de Montréal, étant le lot numéro quarante dans le vingtième rang de | lots dans le dit township contenant deux cent trois acres de terre et l\u2019allouance d\u2019usage pour les grands chemins.20.Unlot de terre étant numéro quarante-et-un dans le vingtième rang des lots dans le dit township d'Upton, contenant deux cent dix-sept acres de terre et l\u2019allouance d\u2019usagepour les grands chemins.30.Un lot de terre étant numéro quarante-deux dans le vingtième rang des lots dans le dit township d\u2019Upton,contenant trois cent trente trois acres de terre et l\u2019allouance d\u2019usage pour les grands chemins.40.Un lot deterre étant numéro quarante-trois dans le vingtième rang deslots dans le dit township d\u2019Upton, contenant deux cent quarante-neuf acres et l\u2019allouance d\u2019usage pour les grands chemins.50.Un lot de terre étant numéro quarante uatre dans le vingtième rang de lots dans le dit townshi *Upton, ccntenant deux cent soixante deux acres et l\u2019al- louance d\u2019usage pour les grands chemins.Go.Unlot de terre étant numéro quarante-cinq dans le dix-neuvième rang des lots dans le dit township d\u2019Upton, contenant soixante-et-dix-neuf acres et \u2019allonance d'usage pour les grands chemins.Seront vendus à mon Bureau dans la cité de Montréal snsdite,le QUATORZE JUIN prochain, à DIX heures du matin.Le dit Mandat de Fieri Facias re- tournable le premier Juin prochain.FRANS.PERRY, Député Shérif.Bureau du Shérif, 5 Février 1831.FIERI FACIAS.Montréal, a savoir: SA RAH GAMBELL, dela pa- No.2667.roisse St.Joseph de Chambly, dans le district de Montréal, femme de Jean Baptiste Vin- celet, autrefois de Chambly susdit, de présent absent de cette province, d\u2019avec lequelle elle est séparée de corps et de biens, Demanderesse, contre PIERRE LOISEL, ci- devant de la paroisse St.Joseph de Chambly, dans le dit district de Montréal, de présent de la paroisse de Montréal, dans le dit district, habitant, Défendeur : Un emplacement situé enla paroisse St.Joseph de Chambly susdite, proche de l\u2019Eglise, contenant cent huit pieds de front sur deux arpens de profondeur, le tout plus ou moins, borné 148 ¢ teen eta \u2014\u2014 - par devant au bassin de Chambly, dans la profondeur John Roy, d\u2019un côté parles héritiers de défunt Joseph De- mers et d'autre côté par John MeGlanis, avec maison, han- gard et écuries y dessus érigés.Sera vendu à la porte de l\u2019Eglise de la susdite paroisse st.Joseph de Chambly le TREIZE de JUIN prochain, à DIX heuresdu matin.Le dit ordre est retournable le 15 de Juin prochain.; .FRANS.PERRY, Député Shérif.Bureau du Sherif, le 5 Février, 1831.FIFRI FACIAS.Montréal, à savoir : Ï AVID RUTHERFORD, de 1847.Omstown, dans la Seigneurie de Beanharnois dans le district de Montréal, Marchand, demandeur, contre JOSEPH LESCO, autrement dit do- seph Lescault, du Township de Godmanchester, dans le dit District, habitant, défendeur.Une pièce de terre sise et située dans le Township de Godmanchester dans le dit District de Montréal, consistant dans les m: itiés est des lots numéro trois dans le premier, numéro trois dans le second, nnméro trois dans le troisième, numéro trois dans le quatrième, et numéro trois dans le cinquième rang des lots du dit Township de Godmanchester, chacun des dits demi lots contenant environ cent acres, plus ou moins, sans garantie de mesure précise, bornée par devant au fleuve St.Laurent, dans la profondeur par la rivière Chateauguay, à l\u2019ouest par les demi portions ouest des dits lots et à l\u2019est par les lots numéro deux dans le premier, numéro deux dans le second, numéro deux dans le troisième, numéro deux dans le quatrième, et numéro deux dansle cinquième des rangs des concessions du dit Township, avec une maison en bois - érigée sur la dite mritié est du lot numéro trois dans le dit cinquième rang.Sera vendue à mon Bureau en la cité de Montréal, dans le dit District, le TREIZE de JUIN prochain, à DIX heures du matin, Le dit Ordre retour- nable le quinze de Juin prochain.a FRANS.PERRY, Dept.Shérif.Bureau du Shérif, le 5e.Février 1831.FIERI FACIAS.Montréal, à savoir : THSIENNE ROY, marchand, de No.2363.la paroisse de Soulanges, dans le district de Montréal, demandeur, contre HUBERT MER- LEAU, habitant de la seigneurie d'Annfield, dansle dit district de Montréal, defendeur ; Une terre située dans la seconde concession d\u2019Helen\u2019s town, dans la seigneurie de Beauhar- nais, dans le dit district de Montréal, du contenu de deux arpens de large sur vingt-cinq arpens de long, plus ou moins, sans garantie de mesure precise, bornée d\u2019un bout par devant au chemin de Roi, d'autre bout par des terres non concedées de la dite seigneurie, au nord est par les terres de Toussaint Lefebvre, et au sud ouest par les terres de Julien Girouard, avec maison de bois et ecurie y dessus erigées.Sera vendue à la porte de l'Eglise de la paroise st.Thimothé, dans la dite seigneurie d\u2019Annfield, le TREIZE de JUIN prochain, à DIX heures du matin.Le dit ordre étant retournable le 15e, Juin prochain.Ra FRANS.PERRY, Dept.Shérif.Bureau du Shérif, le 5e Février 1831.FIERI FACIAS.Montréal à savoir LEXIS SAUVAGEAU, Ecuier, No.Sans marchand, de la paroisse de Cha- teauguay dans le dit district de Montréal, démandeur, contre FRANCOIS BEDARD, maçon, de la dite paroisse, Curateur- duement appointé en loi à Louis de Lignery ci- devant cultivateur du Fownship de Godmanchester,dans le dit district de Montréal, et actuellement absent de la province, défendeur.1°.Une pièce ou lopin de terre sise et située dans le Township de Godmanchester susdit, dans le cinquième rang de lots dans le dit Township contenant environ cinquante acres plus ou moins, sans garantie de mesure précise, bornée par devant par la rivière du front, et par derrière par les terres du quatrième rang de lots dans le dit Township, au nord est par les terres de J.Bte.Du- \u2018chambault, et au sud ouest par les terres de George Ewart, avec uue maison en bois et une grange y dessus érigées.29, Une pièce ou lopin de terre, sise et située dans le dit Township de Godmanchester, étant les trois quarts du lot numero cinquante six dans le quatrième rang de lots dans le dit Township, contenant environ cent cinquante acres plus ou moins, sans garantie de mesure précise, bornée par devant par les terres du cinquième rang de lots dans le dit Township, dans la profondeur par les terres du troisième rang dans le dit Township, du côté sud-ouest par le lot nu- mérocinquantesept dansle dit quatrième ranget du côté nord est par l\u2019autre quartduditlot numérocinquante six.Seront vehduès à mon Bureau dans la Cité de Montréal dans fe dit district, le TREIZE JUIN prochain, à ONZE heuies dn matin.Le ditmandat retournable le quinze Juin prochain.FRANS.PERRY, Député Shérif.Bureau du Shérif, 5 Février 1831.FIERI FACIAS, Montréal, a savoir : 1IMON FRASER, Ecuyer, de No.1031.NY Terrebonne, dans le comté dans le district de Montréal, Médecin et Chirurgien, demandeur, contre JOANNA STEPHENSON en son propre nom et droit, et NICHOLAS MANT- CHT, de ste.Rose, dans le susdit district de Montréal, Notaire Public, curateur en due forme de loi, appointé aux biens et succession vacans de défunt James Whiteford en conséquence de la renonciation a iceux faite par la dite Joanna Stephenson, tant pour elle méme que pour ses en- ans, Défendeurs: Trois lots de terre ou emplacemenssi- tuées au Faubourg st.Joseph ou des Récollets de la cité de Montréal dans le dit district de Montréal, faisans face à une prairie, appartenante aux héritiers de défunt Pierre Guy, Ecuyer, bornés par devant à la rue st.Joseph, d\u2019un côté par les représentans d\u2019un nommé Rodier, d\u2019autre côté par Entoine Houle, et dans la profondeur par la dite prairie.Deux lots de terre situés dans la quatrième concession du Township de Lochaber dans le dit district, connus et distingués comme lots numéros deux et trois et contenant chacun deux cens acres de terre et les lots numéros dix-huit vingt-et-un, ct vingt-cinq de deux cens acres chaque et moitié du numéro vingt-quatre dans la sixième concession du dit township de Lochaber.Seront vendus a mon Bureau en lacité de Montréal, dans le dit district, le QUATORZE de MARS prochain à DIX heures du matin, Le i retournable le premier d\u2019Avril prochain, dit Ordre L.éucy, Shérif.Bureau du Shérif, le 6e.Novembre, 1830.FIERI FACIAS.Mon ee À AMUEL GALE, de lacité de d\u2019Effingham, No.1761, Montréal, dans le district de Montréal, Avocat, Demandeur, contre ROBERT CROSS, « ar THE QUEBEC GAZETTE.eurateur à la succession de défunt John Cross, décédé, de son vivant, de la rivière st.Pierre, dans la paroisse de Montréal, dans le district de Montréal, cultivateur.de- fendeur ; Un lot de terre ou emplacement situé au faubourg ste.Anne de la susdite cité de Montréal, contenant quarante-huit piés et demi ou environ sur l\u2019alignement de la rue William, quarante huit piés de large au bout de la profondeur, soixante et dix-sept piés et demie de profondeur sur la ligne nord-est, et quatre-vingt-onze piés ou environ de profondeur sur la ligne sud-ouest, borné par devant a la dite rue William, d\u2019un côté par Edward Wilcock ou ses représentans, d\u2019autre coté par William Henshaw on ses représenta:is, et dans la profondeur par Smith Sanburn ou ses représentans, avec une maison à deux étages et autres batisses y dessus érigées ; les dits lot de terre ou empla cement et premisses sujets à une rente annuelle, foncière, perpétuelle et non rachetable de trois livres du cours actuel payable le premier en toutes et chaque année aux héritiers de défunt Thomas M'Cord, jusqu\u2019à l'expiration de certaiu bail emphitéotique qui déterminera le vingt neuf Septembre, en l\u2019année milhuit cent quatre-vingt-dix et par après aux administratrices des biens des pauvres de l\u2019Hôtel Dieu de Montréal, leurs successeurs et ayans cause à toujours ; et aussi sujets au droit de retrait en faveur des Dames de l'Hôtel Dieu en leur capacité d\u2019administratices comme susdit en préférence de tous autres, même des parens ligna- gvrs, en cas de vente du tout ou de partie du dit lot de terre.Sera vendu à mon Bureau, en la susdite cité de Montréal, le QUATORZE de MARS prochain à UNE heure de relevée.Le dit Ordre de Fieri Facias retournable le ler.d\u2019Avril prochain.L.GUGY, Shérif, Bureau du Shérif, le Ge.Novembre, 1830.FIERI FACIAS.Montréal, à savoir : LJ aa.PICKLE, le jeune, dela No.242.cité de Montréal, district de Montréal, Marchand, Demandeur, contre GEORGE HUNTER, du même lieu, menuisier, Défendeur : Un lot de terre d'une fignre irrégulière, situé dans le fauxbourg de Québec, dans la dite cité de Montréal, du contenu d\u2019environ quarante pieds de front sur la rue Ste.Marie sur environ quatre-vingt pieds de profondeur, borné d\u2019un côté par Benjamin Clamp, et l\u2019autre côté par la rue St.Nico- colas Tolentine, ensuite s\u2019étendant jusqu\u2019à environ qna- tre-vingt pieds de largeur sur environ quarante pieds de profondeur, lesquels dits quarante pieds dernièrement mentionnes sont aussi bornés d\u2019un côté par la rue St.Nicolas Tolentine susdite, de l\u2019autre côté par Michel Laforce, et dans la profondeur par Alexander Hume.Sera vendu à mon Bureau dans la cité de Montréal susdite, le DIX- NEUF d\u2019AVRIL prochain, à UNE heure de l\u2019après midi.Le dit Mandatde Fieri Facias retournable le 20 d\u2019Avril prochain.L.GUGY, Shérif.Bureau du Shérif, le 11 Déc.1830.FIERI FACIAS.Montréal,à savoir: ACQUES PHILIPPE SAVEU- No.2149.SE DE BEAUJEU, de la cité de Montréal, dans le district de Montréal, Ecuyer, seigneur, propriétaire et possesseur des fiefs et seigneuries de Soulanges et Nouvelle Longueuil, situés dans le dit district de Montréal, Demandeur, contre PAUL CEDILOT dit MONTREUIL, de la paroisse st Joseph de Soulanges, dans le dit district de Montréal, habitant, Défendeur : Un morceau de terre contenant un arpent et demi de front sur quarante arpens ou environ de profondeur (sans garantie e mesure précise) à prendre du côté nord-est, mesurant du nord-est et faisant partie de la terre numéro trente- trois, venant des Cascades, situé dans la dite seigneurie de Soulanges, paroisse st.Joseph, borné par devant au fleuve st.Laurent, dans la profondeur par les terres de la côte st.Grégoire dans la dite seigneurie, d\u2019un côté par Jean Bedard et d\u2019autre côté par François Tessier représentant Etienne et Thomas Hurteau avec la moitié de la maisonau côté nord- est et lagrange etl\u2019écurie y dessus érigées.Sera vendu à la porte de de l\u2019Eglise de la susdite paroisse st.Joseph de Soulanges, le DIX-HUIT d\u2019AVRIL prochain, à ONZE heures du matin.Le dit Ordre de Fieri Faciasre- tournable le 20 Avril prochain.L.GUGY, Shérif.Bureau duShérif, le 11e.Decr.1830.FIERI FACIAS.Montréal, à savoir : ACQUE PHILIPPE SA- No.1566.¢ VEUSE DE BEAUJEU, de la cité de Montréal, dans le district de Montréal, Ecuier, seigneur, propriétaire et possesseur des fiefs et seigneuries de Soulanges et Nouvelle Longueuil, situés dansle dit district de Montréal, Demandeur, contre ETIENNE SAUVE\u2019 dit LAPLANTE, de la paroisse St.Joseph de Sou- langes, dans le dit district, forgeron et habitant, Défendeur : Certaine terre actnellement ¢s inains et possession de Joseph Sauvé dit Laplante, de ladite paroisse St.Joseph de Soulanges, habitant, et Catherine St.Jean, sa femme, représentans le dit ktienne Sauvé dit Laplante, ar reprise d\u2019instance, décrite dans le procès verbal comme No.17, et dans le terrier comme No.43.située au nord- est de la côte Emmanuel, dans la Seigneurie de Soulanges, dans la paroisse St.Joseph, danse dit district de Montréal, du contenu de trois arpens de front sur vingt-et-un arpens de profondeur, sans garantie de mesure précise, bornée par devant par le chemin de baze, dans la profondeur par les terres de la côte St.Dominique, du côte sud- ouest par Joseph Levac, fils de Joseph, et d\u2019autre côté au nord-est par Antoine Chaurette, avec les batisses y dessus érigées.Sera vendue à la porte de l\u2019Eglise de la susdite paroisse St.Joseph de Soulanges, le DIX-HUIT d\u2019AVRIL prochain, à DIX heures dumatin.Le dit Ordre de Fieri Facias retournable le 20 Avril prochain.L.GUGY.Shérif.Bureau du Shérif, le 11 Décembre, 1830.FIERI FACIAS.Montréal, à savoir : ACQUES PHILIPPE SAVEU No.2152.SE de BEAUJEU, de la cité de Montréal, dans le district de Montréal, Ecuyer, seigneur propriétaire et possesseur des fiefs et seigneuries de Sou- lauges et Nouvelle Longueuil, situées dans le dit district de Montréal, Demandeur ; contre ALEXIS MERLEAU, fils de Françoisde la paroisse st.Joseph de Soulanges danse ditdistrict, habitant, Défendeur : certaine terre connue com me numéro treize, située au nord-est de la côte st.Louis, dans la dite seigneurie de Soulanges, dans la paroisse st.Joseph dansle dit district de Montréal, du contenu de trois arpens de front sur vingt-sept arpens et sept perches de profondeur, sans garantie de mesure précise, Dornée par devant au chemin de baze de la dit côte st.Louis, dans la cure Pebruary 10 eo mme a te mtr Seen cr profondeur parles terres de la côte st.Grégoire, d'un côté par Joachim Levac dit Bapaume, et d'autre côté par Jos.Lefebvre ou leurs représentans, avec les batisses y dessus érigées.Sera vendue la porte de l\u2019Eglise de lasusdite paroisse st.Joseph de Soulauges, le DIX-HUIT d\u2019AVRIL prochain, à DIX heures et DEMIE du matin.Le dit Mandat deFieri Facias retouruable le 18.d\u2019 Avril prochain.L.GUGY, Shérif.Bureau du Shérif, le 11 Decr.1830.DISTRICT DES TROIS-RIVIERES.Bentes par le Dherif.rar C\u2019EST-A- A ° savoir : VIS Public est par le présent donné, que les terres et héritages sous-mentionnés ont été saisis'et seront vendus aux tems et lieux respectifs tel que mentionné ci-bas.Toutes personnes ayant des réclamations sur iceux sont parle présent requises de les faire connoitre suivant la loi ; toutes oppositions afin d\u2019annuller, afin de distraire ou afin de charge, excepté dans le cas de Venditioni Exponaus, dans lesquels cas la loi ne permet pas telles oppositions, sont requises d\u2019être filées au Burean du soussigné avant les quinze jours qui précéderont immédiatement le jour de vente ; les oppositions ufin de conserver peuvent être filées en aucun tems dans les deux joursaprès le re - tour de l\u2019Ordre, (Writ.) ALIAS FIERI FACIAS, Trois-Rivières, À savoir : INLAY McLURE and No 400.$ ANN McLURE, sa femme, de Culbuoy, dans le comté de Donegal, dans cette partie du Royaume Uni de la Grande Bietagne et Irlande, appellée Irlande, légataires universels et résidusires de défunt Mathew McLure, de son vivant de la cité de Québec, marchand, contre JAMES COCHRANE, du townsbip de Compton dans le Buckinghamshire, daus cette partie du district Inférieur de St.François inclus dans le district des Trois-Rivières, cultivateur.\"Trois certains lots ou pièces de terre, communément connus et distingnés comme étant le lot No.huit dans le sixième rang, la moitié est du lot No.huit dans le cinquième rang et le quart nord-est du lot No.sept dans le cinquieme rang des lots dans le township de Compton, contenant en tout environ trois cens cinquante acres, plus ou moins, avec les allouances usitées pour grands chemins, ainsi que toutes bâtisses et améliorations qu\u2019ils cumportent, et tel que dans la possession du dit défendeur.Serontvendus à mon Bureau en la Maison de Justice de la ville des Trois-Rivières, le DIX de MARS prochain, à ONZE heures du matin.Le dit Ordre retour- nable le 14 de Mars prochain.I.G.OGDEN, Slérif.- Trois-Rivières.le 25 Octobre, 1830._\u2014 Province du Ps DANS LE BANC DU ROI, District de Quebec : Le 8 février, 1831.A VIS PUBLIC est par le présent donné qu\u2019il a été logé dans le Greffe du Protonotaire de la Cour du Banc du Roi, du et pour le district de Quebec un acte fuit et exécuté par devant L.T.McPherson et confrère Notaires Publics, le dix-sept de Décembre en l\u2019an mil huit cent trente, entre JOHN USMAR et JOHN McPHADEN tous deux de la Cité de Québec constructeurs de bateaux, d\u2019une part, et, GEORGE JEHOSAPHAT MOUNTAIN, Docteur en Theo- logie, Recteur de l\u2019Eglise et Paroisse Protestante de Québee ( Rector of the parsonage or rectory of the protestant Church at Quebec) agissant tant pour lui méme comme Recteur comme susdit que pour ses successeurs dans le dit Office de Recteur d\u2019autre part, étant une vente par les dits John Usmar et John McPhaden au dit George Jehosaphat Mountain d\u2019un lot ou morceau de terre sis et situé dans telle partie de la Basse Ville de Québec connue sous le nom de Près de Ville, de cinquante six piés de front ou de large, mesure française, sur là profondeur qu\u2019il peut y avoir entre la rue ou chemin de Roi et la basse marée, bornéet aboutissant comme suit, nommément d\u2019un côté vers le nord est par John Riley ou ses représentans, d\u2019autre côté vers le sud ouest par les représentans d\u2019 Alexandre\u2019 Munn, d'un bout par la rue susdite et d\u2019autre bout par la ligne de basse mer ; ensemble avec les batisses y dessus erigées et assises, ainsi que tous droits, privileges, membres, dependances et accessoires ap-partenans aux dits lot et premisses et possedés par les dits John Usmar et John McPha- den commune propriétaires pendantles trois dernières années passées : et toutes personnes ayant ou prétendantavoir aucun privilege ou hipothéque sous aucun titre ou par aucun moyen quelconque dans ou sur les dits lot de terre et premisses, immédiatement avant l\u2019acquisition quien a été faite par le dit George Jehosaphat Mountain sont par le présent averties qu\u2019il sera fait application à la dite Cour le MERCREDI, QUINZE de JUIN prochain, pour une sentence ou jugement de confirmation et elles sont par le présent requises de signifier par écrit leurs oppositions et de les filerdans le dit greffe du protonotaire huit jours au moins avant ce jour là; Au défaut de quoi elles seront pour jamais forcloses du droit de le faire.PERRAULT & BURROUGHS, 10 février 1831.P.B.R.Province du Bas Canada, District de Montréal.¢ COUR DU BANC DU ROI No.101.Exparte \u2014ALEXANDER M\u2018LENNAN, junior.VIS PUBLIC est par le present donné qu\u2019il a été déposé dans le Bureau du Protonotaire de la Cour du Banc du Roi de et pour le district de Montréal, un Acte fait et executé pardevant W.N.Crawford et son confrère Notaires Publics, le dix septieme jour de Juillet mil huit cent trente, entre RUTH SHAW, veuve de Benjamin Shaw, ci-devant des Cités, Comté, et Etat de New-York, maintenant à Montréal, d\u2019une part,et ALEXANDER McLENNAN, Junior, Gentilhomme de la cité de Montréal, d'autre part, étant une vente par la dite Ruth Shaw, audit Alexander McLennan Junior, d\u2019une piece ou morceau de terre contenant six arpens de front sur trente arpens en profondeur, située dans la Seigneurie de Monnoir, dans le distriet de Montréal, marquée et numérotée soixante six et soixante sept, bornée en front par les terres du grand bois, en arrière par les terres de la Montagne, joignant d\u2019un côté le Numéro soixante cinq, et de l'autre côté le chemin connu eomme le chemin de ligne, avec une Maison et étable sus érigées.\u2014 Et possédée par la dite Ruth Shaw, comme propriétaire pendant les trois dernières années, et toutes tes personnes qui peuvent avoir ou qui prétendent avoir aucuns privilèges ou .Loe Leg 2 18831.GAZETTE DK QUEBEC, pr * hy pothêques en vertu d\u2019sucun Titre ou par tout autre moyen quelconque dans ou sur la dite piece ou morceau de terre immédiatement avant etau temps de l'acquisition d\u2019icelui par le dit Alexander McLennan, junior, sont par le préserit averties, u'il sera fait une demande A la dite Cour le SIXIEME JOUR de JUIN prochain, pour une sentence ou jugement de Ratification et elles sont par le présent requise de signifier par écrit leurs Oppositions et de les filer au Bureau du dit Protonotaire huit jours au moins avant ce jour ld, à défaut de quoi, elles seront pour toujours forcloses du droit de le faire.MONK & MORROGH, P.B.R.Montréal, 15 Janvier, 1831.Province du Bas-Canada,] DANS LE BANC DU ROI.District de Québec.le 9 Février, 1831.No.12.Exparte.\u2014WILLIAM BROWN.: À VIS pablic est par le présent donné qu\u2019il a été 4 deposé au greffe du Prothonotariat dela Cour du Banc du Roi de et.pour le district de Québec, un acte fait et exécuté pardevant Louis Panet et confrére, Notaires publics à Québec le trente et un de Janvier, mil huit cent vingt-hait, entre DAVID SINCLAIR de Québec, Maca- damiste (road muker) d\u2019une part, et WILLIAM BROWN, de Valcartier.cultivateur, d\u2019autre part, étant une vente arle dit David Sinclair au dit William Brown, de tout ce ot de terre situé dans la Seigneurie st.Gabriel, consistant en trois arpens de.front, sur environ trente cinq arpens plus ou moins de profondeur, borné au sud ouest pardevant par le cordon entre les quatrième et cinquième concession.au nordesten profondeur par la ligne Seigneuriale, du côté sud-est par le lot No.dix sept, et au nord-ouest par le lot No.dix neuf, ensemble la petite bâtisse y dessus erigée et debout.l.es dites terre et premisses ayant été en la possession du dit William Brown comme propriétaire pendant Jes trois années deri:ières anteriéures à tel avis.Et toutes personnes qui peuvent avoir ou prétendent avoir aucun privilége ou hypothèque sous aucun titre ou par aucun autre moyen quelconque sur le dit lot de terre immédiatement avant et au moment que l\u2019acquisition en a été faite par le dit William Brown sont par le present averties qu\u2019application sera faite à la dite Cour le QUINZE de JUIN prochain, pour une sentence ou jugement de confirmation, et elles sont par le présent réquises de signifier par écrit leurs oppositions et de les filer au dit greffe du Protonotaire huit Jours avant.ce jour là, à défaut de quoi elles seront pour jamais forcloses du droit de le faire.PERRAULT & BURROUGHS, P.B.R.Province du Bas-Canada, { _ District de Québec.COUR DU BANC DU ROL.No.104.Exparte.\u2014JOSEPH UNWIN, VIS PUBLIC est par le présent donné qu\u2019il a été déposé dans le Bureau du Protonotaire de la Cour du Banc du Roi de et pour le District de Montréal, un Acte fait et exécuté par devant Mtre.N.B.Doucet et son confrère Notaires Publics, le dix-septième jour de Septembre, mil huit cent vingt-huit, entre GEORGE FULLUM, Gentilhomme, de la cité de Montréal, e¢t MARIE LOUISE PRE- VOST, sa femme, de lui autorisée d\u2019une part, et JOSEPH UNWIN, clerc du.Major de Ville, résidant en la cité de Montréal, de l\u2019autre part, étant une vente par les dits George Fullum et Marie Louise Prevost au dit Joseph Unwin, d'un lot de terre situé dans le fauxbourg Ste.Marie de la cité de Motitréal, contenant quaraate pieds de front sur quatrevingt pieds de profondeur, borné en front par la Rue Ste.Marie, en arrière par Pierre Gagner, joignant d\u2019un côté William Gibbons Pell, et de l\u2019autre Isaac Hinton, avec une maison et autres bâtisses y érigées.Lequel lot de terre a été possédé parles dits George Fullum et Marie Louise Prevost, et par le dit Joseph Unwin comme propriétaires pendant les trois dernières aunées, et toutes les personnes qui peuvent avoir ou prétendent avoir aucuns privilèges ou hypothêques en vertu d'aucun tître ou par tout autre moyen quelconque dans ou sur le dit lot de terre immédiatement avant et au tems de l'acquisition d'icelui par le dit Joseph Unwin, sont par le présent averties, qu\u2019il sera fait une demande à la dite Cour le VINGTIEME jour de JUIN prochain, pour une sentence ou juxement de Ratification, et elles sont par le présent requises de signifier par écrit lenrs Oppositions et de les filer au Bureau du dit Protonotaire huit jours au moins avantce jour là, à défaut de quoi, elles seront pour toujours forcloses du droit de le faire.MONK & MORROGH, P.B.R.Bureau du Protonotaire, Montréal, le 24e, jour de Jan.1831, Province du Bas-Ganada, ¢ District de Montréal.§ COUR DU BANC DUROI.No.98.Exparte.\u2014JOSEPH MASSON et HUGH ROBERTSON.| VIS PUBLIC est par le présent donné qu'il a été déposé dans le Bureau du Protonotaire de la Cour du Banc du Roi de et pour le District de Montréal, un Acte fait et exécuté par devant II, Griffin etson confrère Notaires Publics, le quatrième jour de Mars, mil huit cent vingt-neuf, entre MARJORY ROBERTSON, de Cornwall, dans le District de l\u2019Est, dans la Province du Haut-Canada, veuve de feu Ronald Macdonell, en son vivant, du dit lieu de Cornwall, Ecuyer, d\u2019une part et Joseph Masson de la cité de Montréal, et Hugh Robertson de Glasgow, dans cette partic du Royaume Uni de la Grande- Bretagne et d\u2019Irlande, appelée Ecosse, commercans ensemble comme marchands associés sous les nom et raison de Robertson, Masson & Compagnie, parties au dit Acte comme acquéreurs, le dit Joseph Masson acceptant pour leurs hoirs et ayans cause d\u2019autre part, étant une vente par la dite Marjory Robertson aux dits Joseph Masson et Hugh Robertson, de tout cet emplacement et prémises situés sur la rue Notre Dame dansla dite cit¢ de Montréal, contenant environ gnarante-deux pieds de front sur cent-vingt pieds plus ou moins de profondeur, avec une maison en pierre a deux étages, une voute et autres bâtisses sus érigées, borné en front par la dite Rue Notre Dame, en arrière par le ter- rein des Dames Religieuses de l\u2019Hôtel-Dieu, du côté nord- est ci-devant par lesSœurs de la Congrégation et maintenant en partie seulement, et partie par une voute appar- tenante à Austin Cuvillier, Ecnyer, avec qui le pignon sud- ouest de la dite voute est mitoyen, et de l\u2019autre côté, ci- devant borné par Toussaint Réboud .dit-Leveillé, maintenant la propriété de Louis Huguet Latour, avec tous et chaecunles circonstances et dépendances, mais sans garantie de mesure précise ou de la quantité du terrein.Sujet le dit emplacement au payement d'une rente annuelle fon- eière.et-oh rachetable et de Bail d\u2019héritage de six livres cing chelins cours actuel, payable par chaque année le hui A Jour «de Juin et ce pour toujours, en bon or et argent du dit conrs, aux dites Sœurs de la Congrégation et à leurssuccesseurs.Ft le dit emplacement a été possédé par la dite Marjory Robertson et par les dits Joseph Masson et Hugh Robertson, pendant les trois derniéres années et toutes les personnes qui peuvent avoir ou qui prétendent avoir aucuns privilèges ou hypothèques en vertu d\u2019aucun tître ou par tout autre moyen quelconque dans ou sur le dit emplacement et prémises immédiatement avant et au tems de l'acquisition d\u2019iceux par les dits Joseph Masson et Hugh Robertson sont par le présent averties, qu\u2019il sera fait une demande à la dite Cour, LUNDI, le TREIZIEME jour de JUIN prochain, pour une sentence ou jugement de ratification, et elles sont par le présent requises de signifier par écrit leurs oppositions et de les filer au Bureau du dit Pro- tonotaire huit jours au moins avant ce jour là, à défaut de uoi, elles seront pour toajours forcloses du droit de le aire.MONK & MORROGH, P.B.R.Bureau du Protonotaire, Montréal, lle.Déc.1830.Province du Bas-Canada, ?\u2018DANS LE BANC DU ROI.District de Québec.le 9e.Février, 1831.Exparte.\u2014ALLISON DAVIE.VIS PUBLIC est par le présent donné qu\u2019il a été déposé dans le Bureau du Protonotaire de la Cour du Banc du Roi duet pour le District de Québec, un Acte fait et exécuté par devant Louis Panet et son collègue Notaires publics, le vingt-huit Décembre, mille huit cent trente, entre le Sieur JOHN THOMSON, de la cité de Québec, marchand d\u2019une part, et Dame ELIZA - BETH JOHNSON TAYLOR, de Québec, femme du dit Allison Davie, sous la désignation de Sr.Allison Davie, Navigateur et Constructeur de Navires, agissante comme procureur du dit mari, et en vertu d\u2019une procuration générale etspéciale du\u2018ment exéeutée ct passée par devant L.T.McPherson et son confrère Notaires de Québec, le dix de Novembre en dernier passé, d\u2019autre part, étant une vente par le dit John Thomson à la dite Elizabeth Johnson Taylor agissante comme susdit de.1.Un lot ou compot de terre sis et situé dans la paroisse St.Joseph, Pointe Lévi, au pied de la rive du fleuve St.Laurent, de sept perches et treize piedset demi de front et de large sur la profondeur qui peut se trouver entre les limites suivantes, à savoir : borné par devant vers l\u2019ouest par les hautes eaux du fleuve St.Laurent, dans la profondeur vers l\u2019est par la cime ou sommet de la dite rive, d\u2019un côté versl\u2019estaunterrein restant an dit vendeur, et d'autre côté vers l\u2019ouest au dit acquéreur.2e.Lelot de grève en continuation dulot de terre ci dessus décrit, contenant sept perches treize pieds et demi ou environ de frontet de large sur telle étendue de profondeur qui peut se trouver depuis les hautes jusques aux basses eaux, borne de l\u2019un et l\u2019autre bord comme le lot ci-dessus décrit, par devant par la basse mer, et dans la profondeur par le lot en premier ci- dessus décrit, ensemble le droit de pêche sur iceux, et tous autres droits attaçhés aux premisses ci-dessus, Lesquels lot de terre et prémisses ont été possédés par le dit John Thomson comme propriétaire pendant les trois ans qui ont précédé telle vente et depuis jusqu\u2019à ce jour parle dit Allison Davie.Et toutes personnes qui peuvent avoir ou prétendent avoir aucuns privilège ou hypothèque sous quelque titre ou par aucun moyen quelconque dans ou snr les dits lot de terre ou prémises immédiatement avant et au moment u'iceux ont étéacquis par le dit Allison Davie comme susdit, sont par le présent averties qu\u2019application sera faite à la dite Cour le LUNDI TR EIZE de JUIN prochain, pour une sentence ou jugement de confirmation, et elles sont par le présent requises de signifier par écrit leurs oppositions et de les filer an Bureau du Protonotaire huit jours avant ce jour là, à défaut de quoi elles sesont pour toujours forcloses du droit de le faire.PERRAULT & BURROUGHS, P.B.R.Province du Bas Cana?District de Montréal.COUR DU BANC DU ROI.No.99.Exparte.~PETER SHEPPARD, & al.VIS PUBLIC est par le présent donné .qu\u2019ila été déposé dans le Bureau du Prothonotaire de la Cour du Banc du Roi de et pour le district de Montréal, un acte fait et exécuté pardevant maître P.Lukin et son confrère Notaires publics, le deuxième jour de Décembre mil huit cent trente, entre WILLIAM NOWLAN, fermier, de la Seigneurie d\u2019Annfield ou Beauharnois d\u2019une part et PETER SHEPPARD Senior, JOHN SHEPPARD, SAMUEL SHEPPARD, et PETER SHEPPARD, Junior, tous férmiers, de la dite Seigneurie d\u2019Ann- field ou Beauharnois de l\u2019autre part, étant une vente par le dit William Nowlan, aux dits Peter Sheppard, junior, John Sheppard, Samuel Sheppard et Peter Sheppard, junior, d\u2019une terre désignée sous le numéro vingt deux dans la première concession de James Town, dans la dite Seigneurie d\u2019Annfield ou Beauharnois et contenant par mesure quatre arpents, trois perches, six pieds de front sur vingt cinq arpens en profondeur formant cent arpens en superficie seulement à cause des lignes obliques de la dite terre joignant en front, la rivière Chateauguay, en arrière aux terres non concédées, du côté nord-est au numéro vingt et un, et du côté sud ouest ou numéro vingt-trois de la dite concession, suivant procès verbal du huit Octobre 1823, de Charles Manuel, Ecuier, arpenteur juré avec unemaison, grange et étable dessus construitse.La quelle terre a été possédée par le dit William Nowlan comme propriétaire pendant les trois années qui ont précédé le susdit acte de vente et depuis par les dits Peter Sheppard, senior, John Sheppard, Samuel Sheppard et Peter Sheppard junior, et toutes les personnes qui peuvent avoir ou qui prétendent avoir aucuns privilèges ou hypothèques: en vertu d'aucun titre ou par tout autre moyen quelconque dans ou sur la dite.terre immédiatement avant et au temps de l'acquisition d'icelle par les dits Peter Sheppard, senior, John Sheppard, Samuel Sheppard et Peter Sheppard, junior, sont par le présent averties, qu\u2019il sera fait une demande à la dite Cour le SIX1EME jour de Juin prochain, pour une sentence ou jugement de Ratification, et elles sont par le présent requises de signifier par écrit leurs op- ositions et de les filer au bureau du dit Protonotaire huit jours au moins avant ce jour là, à défaut de quoi, elles seront pour toujours forcloses du droit de le faire.MONK & MORROGH, P.B.R.Bureau du Protonotaire, Montréal, le 4e.jour de Janvier, 1831.Province du Mono?COUR DU BANC DUROI Cc .District de Montréal.No.86.Exparte.\u2014 JOSEPH CARTIER.VIS PUBLIC est par le présent donné, qu'il a été déposé dans lu Bureau du Protonotaire ublics, sous date | 144 EE de la Cour du Banc} du Roi de et pour le district de Montréal, un Acte fait et exéçuté par devant N.B.Doucet et son confière Notaires Publics, le sixième jour d\u2019Août; mil huit cent trente, entre JAMES FINLAY, de la cité de Montréal, tant en son nom que comme curateur à Richard Dobie Finlay son frère.absent, William Finlay, Mademoiselle Élisabeth Finlay.majeure, et usant de ses droits, et Dame Anne Grant Finlay épouse du Sieur Job Bennett Clarke qu\u2019il autorise à l'effet des résentes, héritiers par bénéfice d'Inventaire de feu awes Finlay, Ecuier; leur père décédé, d\u2019une part, et JOSEPH CARTIER, Ecuier, demeurant en la paroisse de St.Antoine, Rivière Chambly, district de Montréal, d'autre part, étant une vente par les dits James Finlay, tant en son nom qu\u2019en sa dite qualité William Finlay, Llizabeth Finlay et Anne Grant Finlay au dit Joseph Cartier, d'uo lopin composant quatre terres ou huit arpens de front sur trente arpens de profondeur, prenant par devant au chemin de Saint Dominique, derrière aux terres du rang de Saint François, d\u2019un côté à Jean Baptiste Lefêvre et d'autre côté à François H.Daigneau, en bois de bout formant les numéros actuels 770, 771, 772 et 773, et possedéés par le dit feu James Finlay, tant en son nom qu\u2019en sa dite ualité, William Finlay, Elisabeth Einlay et Dame nn Grant Figlay, comme propriétaires pendant les trois dernières années.Et toutes les personnes qui deuvent avoir ou qui prétendent avoir aucuns privilèges ou hypothèques en vertu d'aucun titre ou par tout autre moyen quelconque dans ou sur le dit lopin de terre, immédiatement avant et au temps de l\u2019acquisition d\u2019ie celui par le dit Joseph Cartier, sont par le présent averties qu\u2019il sera fait une demande à la dite Cour, le DEUXIEME jour d\u2019AVRIL prochain, pour une sentence ou jugement de ratification, et elles sont par le présent requises de signifier par écrit leurs Opposition et de les filer au Bureau du dit Protonotaire buit jours au moins avant ce jour là, à défaut de quoi, elles seront pour toujours forcloses du droit de le faire.MONK & MORROGH, P.B.R: Bureau du Protonotaire, Montréal, Be, Novr.1880.Province du Bas.Canada, District de Montreal : COUR DU BANC DU ROL.No.88.Exparte\u2014PAUL MICKLETTE pit LAPLUME.| AVIS PUBLIC est par le présent donné qu\u2019il a été déposé dans le Bureau du Protonotaire de la Cour du Banc du Roi de et pour le istrice de Montréal, un Acte fait et exécuté pardevant Maitre G.Coursolles, en sou confrère, Notaires Publics, le vingt-septiême jour de Mai, mil huit cent trente, entre TOUSSAINT CHAMPOUX, Maïtre-Forgeron, de la Paroisse de St.Mathieu de Belœil, d\u2019une part, et PAUL MICKLETTE dit LAPLUME, Maître Maçon,de même lieu.de l\u2019autre part,étant une vente par le dit Toussaint Champoux au dit Paul Micklette dit Laplume, d\u2019un emplacement situé au Raisseau de Belœil, contenant un arpent de front sur un arpent de profondeur, aû nord du chemin du Roi, et un arpent de front sur la profoudeur qui setrouve à prendre du sud du dit chemin de Roi à gagner le dit Ruisseau, de forme irregulière, joignan: d\u2019un côté au nord- està Joseph Duhamel, et d\u2019autre côté au sud-ouest et au nord & Michel Sansfagon, etau sud an dit Ruissesu, aves leg biitisses sus érigées.Le quel emplacement à été possédé par le dit Toussaint Champoux comme propriétaire pendant les trois années qui ont précédé le susdit acte de vente et depuis par le dit Paul Micklette die Laplume, et toutes les personues qui peuvent avoir ou qui prétendent avoir aucuns privilèges ou hypothêques en vertu d\u2019aucun Titre ou par tout autre moyen queiconque dans ou sur le dit emplacement immédiatement avant et au temps de l'acquisition d'icelui par le dit Paul Micklette dit Laplume, sont par le présent averties, qu\u2019il sera fait une demande à la dite Cour le DEUXIEME jour d\u2019AVRIL prochain, pour une sentence ou jugement de ratification, et elles sont par le présent requises de signie fler par écrit leurs oppositions et de les filer au Bnreau du\u2019 dit Protonotaire huit jours au moins avant ce jour là à défaut de quoi, elles seront pour toujours forcloses du droit de le faire.MONK & MORROGH, P.B,R.Bureau du Protonotaire, Montréal, le 15e.jour de Novr.1830.\u2014 Province du Fret COUR DU BANC DV ROL.District de Montréal, No.85.Exparte.\u2014LES SINDICS DE L\u2019ECOLE DE LA PAROISSE DE SAINT LUC.VIS PUBLIC est par le présent donné qu\u2019il à été déposé dans le Bureau du Protonotaire de la Cour du Banc du Roi de et pour le district de Montreal, un Acte fait et exécuté par devant Mtre, Joseph Portier et son confrère Notaires Publics, Ts \u2019 vingt quatriéme jour d\u2019Avril, mil huit cent-trente, entre BENJAMIN HOLMES, Ecuier, capitaine de milice, résidant à St.Luc, en sa qualité deProcureur fondé ar Acte reçu, devant Mtre.J.A.Labadie et son confrère Notaires, en date du treize de Juin, mil huit cent vingt-huit, savoir: à Bazile Plessis Belaire, cultivateur, demeuranten la paroisse Ste.Rose, Isle Jésus, comme ayant épousé Cêleste Joubert, à Etienne Brosseau, culs tivateur, demeurant en la paroisse St.Luc, comme ayant épousé Adélaïde Joubert, à Amable Conrsel dit Chevalier, maître menuisier, demeurant au faubourg - St.Laurent, de la- ville de Montréal, comme ayant épousé Marie Anne Joubert, à Louis Plessis Belaire, marchand, demeurant en la ville de Montréal, agissant en sa qualité de curateur dûment élu er justice à Louis Honoré Joubert, absent de cette province et dûment autorisée à l\u2019effet des présentes par avis de parens duement homologué suivant certificat de Monk Mor- rogh, Prot.en date du vingt Juillet de l\u2019année is2g - demeuré annexé au susdit Acte, aprèsjavoir été signé, et paraphé ne varietur par les parties et Notaires susdits, our y avoir recours au besoin, à Joseph Desjardins, aitre, forgeron, demeurant en la paroisse de Soulanges .des Cêdres, comme ayant épousé Hypolite Joubert, à Antoine Monnet dit Lamarche, Maitre, menuisier, demeurant en la paroisse de St.Joseph de Chambly, comme ayant épuusé Marie Louise Joubert, à Timothé Joubert, maître mennisier, demeurant en la paroisse St.Luc, enfin à Dlle.Eugénie Joubert, résidante en la paroisse St.Benoit, d'une part, et Messire M.EDOUARD CREVIER, prêtre et curé de St.Luc, AUGUSTIN GAUTHIER, negociant, JEAN BTE.MOREAU et 150 A MBROISE POIRIER, cultivateurs, et tous résidans dans la paroisse St.Luc, et agissant en leur ualité de Syndics dûment nommés au désir de l\u2019Acte du arle- ment Provincial du Bas-Canada pour encourager l\u2019éducation élémentaire passé le quatorze Marw 1899, de l\u2019autre part, étant une vente par le dit Benjamin Holmes, au nom qu\u2019il agit, aux dits Messire M.Edouard Crevier, Augustin Gauthier, Jean Baptiste Moreau et Ambroise Poirier en leurs susdites qualités de Sindics de tous les droits et prétentions des susdits, Bazile Plessis Belaire et Céleste Joubert, Etienne Brosseau et Adélaïde Joubert, Amable Courcel dit Chevalier et Marie Anne Joubert, Louis Plessis Belaire en sa qualité susdite, Joseph Derjardins et Hypolite Joubert, Antoine Mon- net dit Lamarche et Marie Louise Joubert, Timothé Joubert et Eugénie Joubert, qui consistent pour chacun d\u2019eux en ce qu'ils peuvent prétendre par indivis, savoir: les dits Louis Honoré Joubert et Eugénie Joubert tant du chef de feu Louis Honoré Joubert leur père que de feue Elisabeth Cimon dite Delorme leur mère, et les autres du chef seulement de la dite Elisabeth Cimon dite Delorme, dans un emplacement sis dans la Baronie de Longueuil, dans la paroisse St.Luc, consistant la totalité du susdit emplacement en cinq perches et quatorze pieds de front sur huit perches de profondeur, borné par devant au chemin qui conduit de Saint Jean à Laprairie, en profondeur et d\u2019un côté à Benjamin Holmes et d\u2019autre côté au terrein de l\u2019Eglise tel qu\u2019actuellement enclos, avec une maison et autres bâtimens dessus construits, formant pour les dits Louis Honoré Joubert et Eugénie Joubert, du chef de leur dit père, six pieds six pouces de front dans le total du dit emplace ment, et onze pieds quatre pouces et demi de front du chef de leur mère, et pareille quantité en front de onze pieds quatre pouces et demi à chacun des autres du chef de leur susdite mère, et par eux possédé, comme propriétaires pendant les trois dernières années, qui ont précédé le susdit Acte de vente et depuis par les dits Messire M.Edouard Crevier, Augustin Gauthier, Jean Bte.Moreau et Ambroise Poirier.Et toutes les personnes qui peuvent avoir ou qui prétendent avoir aucuns privilèges ou hypothèques en vertu d\u2019aucun tître ou par tout autre moyen quelconque dans ou sur le dit emplacement, iinmédiatement avant et au temps de l'acquisition d\u2019icelui par les dits Messire M.Edouard Crevier, Augustin Gauthier, Jean Bte.Moreau et Ambroise Poirier, sont par le présent averties, qu\u2019il sera fait une demande à la dite Cour, le DEUXIEME jour d\u2019A VRIL prochain, peur une sentence ou jugement de ratification, et elles sont parle présent requises de signifier par écrit leurs Oppositions et de les filer au Bureau du dit Protonotaire huit jours.au moins avant ce jour là.à defaut de quoi, elles seront pour toujours forcloses du droit de le faire MONK & MORROGH, P.B.R.Bureau du Protonotaire, Montréal, 8e.Novr.1830.AUX ENTREPRENEURS DE BATISSES.A VIS est par le présent donné, que les Commissaires sous l\u2019Âcte 10 et 11.Geo.IV, chap.33, intitulé, Acte pour l\u2019achat ou érection d\u2019un Hôtel des Douanes, dans la cité de Québec, recevront des propositions à l\u2019Hôtel des Douanes jusqu\u2019à midi du Lundi, 14 de Mars prochain, (après lequel tems il n\u2019en sera plus reçues) pour la bâtisse du dit Hôtel des Douanes, d\u2019après les plans approuvés sous le dit Acte.julle proposition ne sera reçue que des entrepreneurs de profession et les Commissaires ne seront pas tenus à prendre l\u2019offre la plus basse, mais seront en liberté d\u2019accepter celle qui leur paraîtra la plus propre à mettre en exécution l\u2019intention du dit Acte.Les plans et dévis de la dite bâtisse peuvent se voir en s\u2019adressant au Sieur H.M.Blaiklock, Architecte, au Département des Ingénieurs du Roi, en aucun tems de la journée de 9 heures jusqu\u2019à 5 heures.Il sera requis que la bâtisse soit commencée de bonne heure dans le mois d\u2019Avril, et élevée et couverte au 15 de Novembre, 1831, et on exigera deux sûretés respectables pour la due exécution du Contrat.Québec, 5e.Février, 1831.BANQUE DE QUEBEC.VIS \u2014Un dividende de semestre de trois pour cent sur le montant du capital des actions payées, a été déclaré ce jourd\u2019hui, etsera payable à la Banque le ou après le 6.Mars prochain.Par Ordre des Directeurs, NOAH FREER, Caissier.Québec.Je 3e.Février, 1831.L' soussigné ayant été appointé en due forme de loi Curateur à la succession vacante de défunt DANIEL WALKER, de l\u2019Isle de Bonaventure, dans le District Inférieur de Gaspé, Pécheur, prie toutes les personnes qui sont endettés envers la dite succession, de lui en payer immédiatement le montant ; et ceux qui ont des demandes contre icelle de lui présenter leurs comptes légalement attestés pour être liquidés par lui.JOHN LE BOUTHILLIER.Percé, le 30 Décr.1830.aw 1k soussigné avant été appointé Curateur à la succession de défunt ISAAC DECHENE, Ecuyer, prie tous ceux qui sont endettés envers la succession, aient à lui en payer immédiatement le montant, et tous ceux qui ont des demandes contre icelle d'en présenter leurs comptes légalement attestés pour leur liquidation.JAMES ROONEY.Percé, 30 Décr.1830.4w FE Soussigné ayant été appointé en due forme de loi curateur à la succession vacante de défunt THEO- PHILUS FOX, Ecnier, de son vivant de Percé, dans le District Inférieur de Gaspé, Marchand, prie tous ceux qui sont endettés a la dite succession, de lui en payer immédi- atément le montant, et çeux qui ont des demandes contre icélle de lui présenter leur comptes, légalement attestés pour être liquidés par lui.JOHN LE BOUTHILLIER.Percé, le 30 Décr.1830.aw ES soussignés Exécuteurs Testamentaires de feu Robert, Melvin, Ecuier, de son vivant, Encanteur et Courtier deeette cité, par le présent requierent tous ceux qui sont endettés au décédé d\u2019acquitter leurs comtes immédiatement, et ceux qui ont des demandes contre la succession sont priés de les leur présenter pour payement duément certifiés.: M.BELL, J.STEWART.Québec, 7e.Février, 1831.6w THE QUEBEC GAZETTE.Province du Bas-Canada, District de Montreal.COUR DUBANC DU ROL No.84.Ezxparte.\u2014BENJAMIN HOLMES.VIS PUBLIC est par le présent donné, qu\u2019il a été déposé dans le Bureau du Protonotaire de la Cour du Banc du Roi de et pour le District de Montréal, un Acte fait et exécuté par devant Maitre Demaray etson confrère Notaires Publics, le sixième jour de Septembre, mil huit cent vingt-six, entre ELIZA ROSS CONROY, veuve de feu Minard Harris, Cultivateur, du village de Saint Jean, d\u2019une part et BENJAMIN HOLMES, de Saint Luc de l\u2019autre part, étant une promesse de vente par la dite Eliza Ross Conroy au dit Benjamin Holmes, de deux lots de terre situés en la seigneurie de Sabrevois, dans la seconde concession, connus et distingués par les lots numéros trente-et-un et trente-deux, contenant chaque quatre arpens de frontsur vingt-huit ar- pens de profondeur plns ou moins,pour le lot numéro trente et un, faisant, suivant le procès verbal de S.Westover, Arpenteur, en date du trois d'Octobre 1817, cent quatorze arpens et cinquante-huit perches en superficie, et le lot numéro trente-deux, contenant quatre arpens de front sur trente-et-un arpens deux perches et un quart de vraie profondeur, faisant suivant le procès verbal du dit Westo- ver, portant même date, cent vingt-quatre arpens et qua- trevingt-dix perches en superficie et possédé par le dit Benjamin Holmes comme propriétaire pendant les trois der- niéres années, et toutes |: s personnes qui peuvent avoir ou qui prétendent avoir aucuns privilèges ou hypothèques en vertu d\u2019aucun titre ou par tout autre moyen quelconque dans ou sur les dits emplacemeus immédiatement avant et au tems de l\u2019acquisition d\u2019iceux par ledit Benjamin Holmes sont par le présent averties, qu\u2019il sera fait une demande à la dite Cour le DEUXIEME jour d\u2019AVRIL prochain, pourune sentence ou jugement de ratification, et elles sunt par le présent requises de signifier par écrit leurs oppositions et de les filer au Bureau du dit Protonotaire, huit jours au moins avant ce jour là, à défaut de quoi, elles seront vour toujours forcloses du droit de le faire.MONK & MORROGH, P.B.R.Bureau du Protonotaire, Montréal, le 8e.jour de Novembre, 1830.Québec, Ç à savoir : BUREAU DE LA PAIX.Lundi, 10.Janvier 1831.AVS est par le présent donné que l'Inspecteur des chemins de la (ité de Québec, avant que de procéder au tracé et à l\u2019ouverture de la continuation pro- Jettée en lignes droites des certaines rues actuelles et de quatre autres nouvelles rues et une ruelle pour l'usage du pu- blicsur le terrein des Révérendes Dames Religieuses de l\u2019Ho tel Dieu au faubourg St.Vallier, a déposé au bureau des Greffiers de la paix en la maison de\u2019 Justice, un plan des alterations projettées accompagné du plan figuratif et du procès verbal y relatifs suivant la loi, lesquels plan et procès verbal resteront dans le dit Bureau pour l\u2019Inspection gratuite des propriétaires de terreins, maisuns, et autres bâtisses et de toutes autres personnes y concernées, afin qu\u2019ils puissent en aucun tems n\u2019excédant pas six mois à compter de la date du présent loger telles observations ou opp sitions qu\u2019ils pourraient avoir au contraire de manière à ce que justice puisse être faite quant aux premisses, à défaut do quoi lec dits plan et procès verbal seront homolo- guéset mis en exécution suivant leur forme et teneur.GREEN & PERRAULT, Greffiers de la paix.SEIGNEURIE A VENDRE.E Soussigné offre à vendre la moitié nord-est dans et de la Seigneurie de Bourg Louis, située dans le comté de Hampshire ; la dite moitié consistante en une lieue et soixante-trois arpens de front sur trois lieues de profondeur, &c.&c.&c.Lestermes de payemens seront facilités,et il sera donné un titre completement satisfaisant.\u2014 Pour plus amples informations s\u2019adresser à DANIEL ARNOLDI, à Montréal, ou à WM.K.McCORD, Ecuier, Québec, Montréal, le 2 Septembre, 1830, La dite Seigneurie n\u2019est qu\u2019à six lieues de la Cité de Québec;le sol en est excellent et bien boisé et est intersecté par deux ou trois rivières assez considérables, et on vient cette saison d\u2019ouvrir un chemin pour y conduire au moyen d\u2019un octroi pécuniaire de la Législature accordé dans la dernière Session.AVERTISSEMENT.E Soussigné uyant été nommé Exécuteur du Testament de feu Monsieur Webb Robinson, vivant de Québec, prie tous ceux qui ont des reclamatious contre sa succession, de lui transmettre leurs comptes dument autheutiqués, et ceux qui doivent de payer au plutôt.JOHN RACEY, Exécuteur Testamentaire.Québec, 22e.Décembre, 1830.VIS.\u2014Ceux qui ont des demandes contre la succession de feu Dame Louise PaiLipPE BADELART, Veuve de feu L\u2019Honorable J.A.PANET, son priés de transmettre leurs comptes au soussigné ; et ceux qui doiventala dite succession sont requis de payer incessamment.LOUIS PANET, Exécuteur Testamentaire.Québec, le.Avril, 1830.u QAMUEL ANDRES, fils, de l\u2019Acadie, dans le comté de Chambly, ayant obtenu une patente qui lui octroye le privilege exclusif, pour quatorze ans, pour un MOULIN À FARINE, sur un principe perfectionné, qui requiert beaucoup moins de pouvoir que les Moulins d\u2019une construction ordinaire, offre ses services aux propriétaires de Moulins mus par de légers cours d\u2019eau auxquels sa patente est particulièrement adaptée.Attention immédiate sera portée sur tous ordres, francs de port, adressés au Bureau de la Poste, à St.Jean.Québec, 17e.Novr.18580.3m.AVERTISSEMENT.LE soussigné ayant été nommé Exécuteur Testamentaire de feu Sieur Thomas Langlais, ci devant Bourgeois, demeurant à la Petite rivière St.Charles, informe le public, que tous ceux,.qui ont des reclamations contre la succession du dit feu Sieur Thomas Langlais aient à lui présenter leurs comptes, pour être réglés, et ceux qui doivent a la dite succession aient à lé spayer immédiatement en sa demeure, Faubourg St.Jean, rue St.Jean.u JOSEPH LANGLAIS.Québec, 23 Novembre, 1830, February 10 ANNONCE.Province du Bas-Canada, N fait savoir a tous District de Québec, { vil a iendra, qu\u2019en vertu d\u2019un jugement rendu le dix-huit A Septembre dernier, par l'Honorable James Kerr, un des Juges de la Cour du Banc du Roi du district de Québec, sur requête de Sieur Adam Lymburner Macnider, Marchand, de la cité de Montréal, dansle comté et district de Montréal, tant en sa qualité de légataire usufrutier résiduaire, qu\u2019en sa qualité de tuteur duement élu à ses enfans mineurs, légataires propriétaires résiduaires de feu John Macnider, Ecuier, en son vivant, marchand, de la cité de Québec ; de Sieur Charles William Ross, de la cité de Québec, marchand, et de Dame Annabella Stuart, son épouse, tous dénx légataires universels usufruitiers de feu Angelica Stuart, en son vivant épouse du dit feu John Macnider et du dit Sieur Charles William Ross, en sa qualité de tuteur duement \u20aclu en justice ases enfans mineurs, légataires universels propriétaires de la dite feue Ange:ica Stuart, de Dame Angelica Ross, dela cité deQuébec, veuve de feu Sr.John Graddon, de son vivant, de la cité de Québec, marchand, tant en son nom comme légataire universelle usufrutiere de la dite feue Angelica Stuart, qu\u2019en sa qualité de tutrice duement élue en justice à ses enfans mineurs issus de son mariage avec le dit feu Sieur John Graddon, légataires universels propriétaires de la dite feue Angelica Stuart; de l\u2019avis et consentement des parens et amis des dits mineurs, il sera JEUDI, le TROISIEME jour de FEVRIER prochain, à DIX heures du matin, dans la Salle d\u2019Audience dela Cour du Banc du Roi du dit District de Quebec, icelle tenante, procédé à la première criée, par Licitation de l\u2019immeuble ci-après désigné, dépendant de la communauté quia existé entre le dit feu John Macnider et la dite feue Angelica Stuart, son épouse ; que la seconde criée se fera JEUDI, le DIX du même mois, à DIX heures dn matiu, en la susdite Cour du Banc du Roi, icelle tenante, et que JEUDI, le DIX-SEPT du même mois, FEVRIER prochain, à DIX heures du matin, dans la susdite Cour du Banc du Roi, icelle tenante, il sera procédé à la troisième et dernière criée, vente et adjudication, au plus offrant et dernier enchérisseur, du dit immeuble aux charges et conditions de l\u2019Enchère qui sera déposé au Greffe de la susdite Cour, le ou avant le TROI3 de FEVRIER prochain.Ceux qui prétendent quelques droits d\u2019héritage, bypothè- ques, servitudes ou autres sur le dit immeuble et dépendances sont requis d\u2019en faire leurs déclarations par écrit, au Greffe de la susdite Cour, avant le jour de l\u2019adjudication.Suit lu description du dit lot de terre.Une terre sise et située eu la seigneurie de Pachol, au lieu appelé le GRAND MiTis, au premier rang des concessions d\u2019icelle, dans le comté de Rimouski, dans le district de Qnébec, contenant huit arpeus de front sur buit arpens de profondeur, bornée par le uord-ouest au Fleuve st.Laurent, courant sud-est à la dite profondeur, au nord-est à la seigneurie appartenante aux représentans du dit feu John Mac- Nider etau sud-ouest aux terres non concédées, tel et ainsi que la dite terre est actuellement et se comporte, circonstances et dépendances, sans aucune réserve quelconque.Pour plus amples informations s\u2019adresser à Mtre.E.Bedard, Avocat Procurer des dits Réquérans, en la Haute-Ville de Québec, Rue Haldimand.E.BEDARD, Québec, 29e Decr.1830.Avocat.cor LOUER du ler.de Mai prochain, cette ep belle maison.commode et bien bâtie, connue sous le nom d\u2019ALBION HOTEL, rue du Palais, Haute- Ville ; ayant 85 pieds de front, flanquée en arrière par deux ailes à trois étages.Depuis son établissement en 1824, cette Hotellerie à reçu le plus grand encouragement.et qui surpassé tout ce qu\u2019on pouvait atteudre dans cette branche d'industrie.l\u2019our renseiguemens ultérieurs s\u2019adresser à J.CANNON, Architecte.Cap aux Diamands, 2 novembre 1830.N.B, Sil'ou faisait une offre avantageuse l'établissement ci-dessus serait vendu, et si la personne l\u2019exigeait la plus grande partie du prix d'achat pourrait être laissée sur la propriété, àl\u2019intêret légal.J.C LOUER, pour une ou plusieurs années, le Moulin Banal de la Seigneurie de Beauport, aussi la grève de cette Seigneurie, sur le Fleuve et l\u2019Anse de la Petite Rivière Beauport, à l\u2019entrée dela Rivière St.Charles et du fleuve\u2014Ces Anse et Grève sont très propres à y mettre des bois à l\u2019abri de tout mauvais tems.S\u2019adresser a NARCISSE DUCHESNAY, Ecr.Haute-Ville.Québec, 25e.Janvier, 1831.u a A LOUER cette grande et commode maison, dans le meilleur ordre de réparation avec Remise, Ecuries, Jardin, Arbres fruitiers plaisam- ments située, à une petite distance de la Porte St.Lonis, sur la grande allée au Faubourg St.Louis, maintenant occu pée parle Capt.Stoyte 24e.Regt.Pour informations s\u2019adres .ser au Propriétaire Soussigné a Son Bureau.F.VASSAL DE MONVIEL, Québec, 24 Janvier 1831.u EUX qui ont quelques réclamations contre la Succession de feu Mr.James Johnston, sont priés de transmettre leurs comptes, au plus vite, à Mr.John Jef- ferys, ou au Soussigné ; et ceux qui doivent à la dite Succession, sont requis de payer.LOUIS PANET, Notaire.Québec.23e.Juillet, 1830.u District de?AVIS Public est par le présent donné que, Québec : } avec l\u2019approbati n de Son Excellence l\u2019Administrateur du Gouvernement, jai appointé MARC PASCAL DE LATERKIERE, Ecuyer, comme Deputé Grand Voyer pourl\u2019Isle aux Coudres dans le Comté de Sa- guenay dans le dit District.E.W.R.ANTROBUS, Québec.le 15 Octobre, 1880.Grand Voyer.QUEBEC : Printed and Published under Royal authority.by Jean CHARLTON Fisuer and Wizcram REmbLE, Printer to the King\u2019s Most Excellent Majesty for the Province of Lowsr-Cawnapa.Communications are to be addressed to Joun CuantToN Fisten Esquire, Emtog of tha QurBec GazrTTe, (by Royal Comm ie sion) and Advertisements whi be received at the Printing-Office of Messis.Tuouas Cauy & Co.Freemasons® Hall.QUEBEC: Imprimée et Publtés sous l'autorité Royale, par JouN Ouinrron Fisuer, et Wirriam KEMBLE, Imprimeur de Sa Très Excellente Majesté le Roi pour ia Province du Bas-Canads \u2018Toutes Communications deiveut être adressées à Jonn Cnane TON FISHER.Ecre Epiveun de la GAZETTE de QUEARC, (par Commission Royal.) On recevra les Avertissemens à \u2019impuimerie de Messrs, Tuos.Cany & Co.Halle des France-Magons, "]