The Quebec gazette = La gazette de Québec, 5 juillet 1821, jeudi 5 juillet 1821

[" | DALHOUSIE, Governor.ECRGE the FOURTH, by the Grace of God of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, King, Defender ofthe Yaith :=\u2014To our much beloved and faithful the Legislative Councillors of our Province of Lower-Canada, and to our faithful and well beloved the Knights, Citizens and Burgesses of our said Province, to an Assembly at our City of Quebec, on the Sixteenth day of July next, to have been commenced and beld, called and elected, and to every of you, GurEETING :\u2014 Whereas for divers urgent and arduous affairs, us, the state and defence of our said Province concerning, our Assembly at the day and placeaforesaid, to be present, we did command, to treat, consent and conclude upon those things which, in our Assembly.should then and there be proposed and deliberated upon ; and for certain causes and considerations, us to this especially moving, we have thought fit to prorogue our said Assembly, so that you, nor any of you, on the said Sixteenth day of July next.at our said City to appear, are to be held or constrained, for we do will therefore, that vou, and cach of you, be asto usin this matter entirely exonerated ; Commanding, and by the tenor of these Presents firmly enjoining you, and every of you, and all others in this behalf interested, that on the Twenty fifth day of August next, at our said City of Quebec, personally you be & appear, to treat, do, act and conclude, upon those things which, in our said Assembly, by the Common Council of our said l\u2019ro- vince, by the favour of God, may be ordained.\u20141x \u2018I'estivoxy WiirrEOF, these our Letters we have caused to be made Patent, and the Great Seal of our said Province to be thercuntoaflised : Witnessour Trusty and Well Beloved GeorGE Earl of Dathousie, Baron Dalhousie of Dalhousie Castle, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Honourable Military Order of the Bath, Captain General and Governor in Chief in and over His Majesty's Province of Lower.Canada, &c.&c.&c.at our Castle of Saint Lewis, in our cityof Quebue, in our said Province, the L'wenty.eizhthday of June in the year of our Lord one thousand cight hundred and twenty- one, and in the second year of our Reign.De Tromss Douarass, C.Cn.in C.QUEBEC, N vertu d'un ALIAS WRIT D'EX ECU- savoir : TION, émané de la Cour du Banc du Roi de sa Majesté, pour les causes civiles, dans et pour ledit Distriet, à !a poursuite de Pierre Casgrain, écuyer, marchand, de la paroisse de Notre Dame de Liesse, communément appellée Rivière Ouclle, dans le Comté de Cornwallis, dansle Disirictde Québec, eontre les terres ct possessions de Jean Michel Haussman, du mème lieu, à moi adresé, j'ai suisi et pris en exécution comme appartenant audit JEAN MICHEL HAUSSMAN :\u2014Io.Un circuit où lopin de terre sis et situé en ladite paroisse de la Rivière Quelle, du côté sud-est de la rivière et vis-à-vis le front, consistant en tout le terrein qui borne comme suit par le nord-oucst à ladite rivicre, par le sud-est a Henry Blondeau dit Virbois, par le sud-ouest audit Pierre Casgrain, écuyer, et par le nord-est au terrein ci-après désigné, sur lequel terrein il y a deux maisons et un hangard dessus construits vt un superbe jardin\u20142o.deux perches de terre de front, ou environ, sur six arpens de profondeur, on enviren, bornées par le nord-ouest à ladite rivière, par le sud-est à Vincent Dubé, par le sud-onest au terrein ci-dessus désigné.et audit IJenry Blondeau, et par ie nord-est à Joseph Richard, circonstances et dépendances.Or je donne avis par le présent que les prémisses seront vendues et adjugées au plus haut enchérisseur.à la porte de l'Fézlise de ladite l\u2019aroisse de la Rivière Quette, MARDI le QUATRIEME jour de SEPTEMBRE prochain.à DIX heures du matin, auxquels tems et lieu les conditions de Ja vente suront énoncées.PH.A DE GASPE*, Shérif \u2018Fous ceux qui ont des prétentions sur les prémisses ci-dessus désivnées, soit par bypotheqne ou autre droit ou servitude, sont Far le présent avertis d'en donner avis audit Shérif, à sou Bureau dans ln Cité de Québec, suivant la lois et de plus qu'aucune opposition alin d'annuller ou afin de distraire le tout ou partie des- dues prémnisses, ou afin de charge ou servitude sur icelles, ne sera reçue par Je dit Shérif durant les quinze jours qui en préééderont & vente.Bureau du Shérif de Québec, le 2 mai 1821.Quesec.?PDY virtue of an ALIAS WRIT of EXE- tu wits § CUTION, issued out of His Majesty's Court of King's Beach, holding civil pleas in aud fo: the District of Quebec aforesaid, at the suit of Joseph Remy Valiieres de St.Real, Adsocate of the Oily of Quetice, in the Connty and District of Quebec, against the lands and tenements of Augustin Paquet, Carpenter, of the same place, tutor duly elected by law to Heori Coté, minor and issue of the marriage between the late Gabriel Coté, in his life time Wheelwright of the said Ci- ts ef Quebec, and Françoise Paquet his wife deceased.to me directed ; [have seized and taken in execution as belonging to the said Augastin Paquet, in his capacity of tutor aforesaid: an emplarement sitnated in SL.Roek\u2019s Suburbs, of the said City of Quebec, extending twenty-five feet 10 frout.or thercahout, où St, Vaiher Street, and in depth the distance between vw front and the foot of cOtean St Genevidve, hounded in front to the north hy the said St.Vallier Street, and in the rear and to the south by the said côteau St.Geneviéve, adjoining on one side Lo the east to the emplacement of Aucuslin Pagnet, representmg Jean Guilmin, and on the other side to the west by Sediiliot dit Montreuil, representing Mr.Frederick Surynes, with a wooden two story house, thereon erected, circumstances and depen- dancies.Now Ido hereby give notice thal the aforesaid remises will be sold aud adjudged to the highest and Pit bidder, at my Office in the Court House of the Gty of Quehec, on TUFSDAY the FOURTH day of SEPTEMBER next, al ELEVEN of the clock in the Forenoon, at which time and place Lhe conditions of sale will be made known.PH: A DE GASPE*, ShoerifF.All and every person or persons having clims on the above described premises by mortgage or other right or incumbrance, are hereby advertised to give notice thervof vo the said SheriiF, at his Ofiice in the Court [House of the City of Quebec, according to law ; and further, that no opposition afin d'annuller or afin de distraire the whole, or any part of the snd premises, or afin de charge or servitude on the same will be received by the said Sheriff during the fifteen days previous to the sale thereol, Sherift\u2019s Office, 30th April 1421.Quebec, Y virtue of an ALIAS WRIT of EXECUTION te ie $ issued out of His Majesty's Court of King's Bench, holding Civil Pleas in and for the District aforesaid, at the suit of Louis Dufresne, of the Parish of St Marie, in the County of Dorchester, in the said District of Quebec, Carpenter, against the lands and tenements of Louis Gregoire, Captain of Militia and Carpenter.of the same place, to me directed; I have seized and taken in execution as belonging to the afuresaid LOUIS GREGOIRE\u2014A land of one and a half arpent in front, or thereabout, Ly forty arpents in depth, or thereabout, situate and being inthe aforesaid Parish of >t.Marie, bounded in frontby the King's high-way.on the north-east by Germain Godreau, où the south west by Jean Baptiste Thibeau, and in the rearby uncouceded lands, together with a house and bara thereon erected and depen- dancies.Now I do hereby give publie notice that the aforesaid premises will Le sold and adjudged to the highest and lust bidder, at the Church door of the aforesaid Parish of St.Marie, Nouvelle Beauce, on TUESDAY the ELEVENTII day of SEPTEMBER nekt, at TEN of the clock in the forenoon, subject to the charges inserted in the deed of concession, at which time and place the conditions of sale will be made known, Pr, A.DE GASPE, Sheriff, All and every person or persons having claims on the above described prennses, Ly mortgage or other right or incumbrance, are hereby advertised ta give notice thereof to the sid Sherifly at his office in the City of Quebre, accordin to Law; and further, that no opposition afin d anwnwller ov afin de distraire, the whole or any part of the said premises, or afin de charge ov servitude on the same, will be reccived by the said Sheriff\u2019 during the fifteen duys previous to the sale thereof, - Sheritl\u2019s Office.7th May, 1821, QUEBE G17 D Ÿ virtue of a WRIT of EXECUTI- to wit: } 3 ON issued out of His Majesty's Court of King's Bench, holding civil pleas in and for the\u201d District of Que be Quebec Buses THURSDAY, 5th JULY, 1821.te.[Ne, 3130.] bec uforesaic at the suit of Pierre Noël Turcot, of the Parish of St.Pierre, in the County of Ilertford, iu the District of Quebec.Farmer, aga-ust the lands aud tenements of Joseph Maillous, residing in the City of Quebee, in the County of Quebec.in the District of ¢ :ucbee, Carter, and now in the hands of Michel Lan dry, Bailiff and Cryer of the said Court of King's Bench.for the said District vf Quebec, and Curator duly appointed au d'luisse- ment, in this cause, by the said Joseph Mailloux, of the immoveable hereinafter designated ; I have scized as belonging to the said JOSEPIL MAILLOUX, the said immoveable, to Wit tem A lot of ground situate iu St.Rocks Suburbs of this City, Ste.Margaret Street, on the south side of the said Street, being nuui- ber six, consisting of fifty-three feet in front, Lv_üftv-seven feet in depth, bounded in front by the said Street and in the rear by St.Helene\u2019s Street, on the one side to the north-east by Cha les Tardif, and on the other side to the south-west by François Gau- dreau, with a house thereon crected, cireumstances and depeudun- cies.Now I do hereby pive public notice, that the aforesaid pree mises, will be sold aud adjudged to the highest and last bidder, at my Office in the Court-House iu this City, on TUESDAY the ELEVENTH day of SE: TEMBER next, at ELEVEN o'clock in the forenoon, at which time and place the couditions of sale will Le made kuvwn.mm SE Pu.A.DE GASPE\u2019, Sheriff.All and every person or persons having claims on the above described premises, by mortgage or other right or incumbrance, are hereby advertised to give notice thereof, to the said Sheriff, at his office in the court house of the ay of Quebec, aforesaid, and further, that no opposition afin d\u2019annuller or afin dv distraire.the whole or any partof the said premises, orafin de charge or servitude on the smne, will be received by the said Sheriff, during the fifteen days previous to the sale thereof.Sheriffs Office, Quebec, 2d May, 1821.WLI RBY virtue of a WRIT of VENDITIONT to wit: _ EXPONAS, issued out of Ilis Majesty's Court of King's Bench, holding civil pleas in and for the District of Quebec afuresaid, at the suit of Chrisustome | remblay, yeoman, of the Parish of Notre Dame de Bonsecours, of the Eboulemens, in the County of Northumberland, inrhe Distriet of Quebec, against the lands and tenements of John Baptiste Bonneau, Merchant, of the same place, and Etienne Gay é, Yeoman, of the Larish of St.Pierre, of Baye St, Paul, in the County and District .foresard, adjudicataire, commanding me to sell av appertaining to the said EK 1 IF NNE GAGNE', adjudicataire :\u20141, A land situate in the said Parish of 3t.Picrre, of the Baye St.Paul, at the place called St Urbiv, of three arpents in front by forty arpeats in depth, more or less, bounded in front by the Kiver du Gouffre, and in the rear by uncanced- ed lands, adjoining onthe north side to Jean St Gelet, or his representatives, aud on the south side to Louis Bouchard, together with a house, barn and stable thereon erecred and depen- dancies.Now 1 do hereby give public notice, thatthe premises, will be sold and adjudged ro the highest and last bidder, at the church door of the sforerard Parish of Saint Pierre, of Baye St.Pau), on MONDAY, the SIXTEEN H day of JULY next, at TEN of the Cluck iu the forenoon, subject to the charge of paying and furm-hing to Marie Josephte lremblay, the rent and pension wiagére, contained in à certain lease given by René Gagné and the said Marie Josephte Tremblay, to the said Etienne Gagné, the whole passed by Act before M.Fr.Sasseville, Notary, on the 9th May, 1817 5 at which time and place the conditions of sale will be made known, Pu.A.DIX GASPE\u2019, Sheriff.All and every person or persous having claims on the above described premises, by mortgage or other right or incwinbrance, are hereby advertised to give notice thereof to the said Sheriff, at his Office in the City of Quebue, according to law ; and further that to opposition afin d'annuler or afin de distraire, the whole, or any part of the aforesaid premises, or afin de charge or servitude on the saine.will be received by the suid Sherilf.during the liftcen days previous to the sale thereof.\u2014Qucebee, 22d May, 1821.OR SALE by the Subscriber on very commodious terms of Payment :\u2014 \u2019 1 wo very Spacious LOT'S on the River Chambly, well situated for the Commerce of Grain, &c.&c.The first Lot is in the parish of Saint Antoine, about three miles above the Church, having a good and well built STONE HOUSL thercon erected of about sixty by forty feet, covered with new shingles in the last and this year.\u2014'T'he ground lot being upwards of two arpents in superficies and principally garden ground ; therefore a great part of it may be reserved for that purpose at pleasure ; and there will re- i is EP \u2014 main ground sufficient, between the public road and the river.to.erect thereon Stores, that night hold upwards of fifiy thousand mpinots of wheat at the same time, if wished for.This Jot is just about half way between William Henry (Sorel) and Chambly, and in the centre of a wheat country.I'he second Jot is situated in the middie of the village of Saint Ours, and on one of the best spots in the place for the shipping and unshippiug of grain, or any other object of trade.\u2014 The ground of this lot is separated in two, by a street leading to the river side ; the one of 70 french feet broad, by 230 fect in depth towards the place of shipping-\u2014and the other of 90 feet broad by about 110 in depth.Qu the first Jot is a good wooden House 60 by SU feet, à bake-house, milk-house, a large stable, hoz-stye & necessary house, all in good order; at the end of which buildings is a garden, the whole breadth of the lot by 150 deep, planted with several plumb, cherry, gouseberry and currant trees of different sorts iv each species.\u2014On the other lot is a Wheat Store 72 by 24 french feet fiona which labourers carry the grain ou board ut vessels without the help of carts, which saves a great expences; the remainder of that large lot is at present employed as garden ground planted with potatoes.\u2018The above mentioned two Houses, the Store and other buildings are msured against fire at the Phamix Office, which insurances will be tranferred in favour of purchasers, with the consent of the underwriters.For further particulars or information, it will be well first to visit the prémises, and then apply to the Proprietor at Montreal in Saint Jacques Street, No.5, who will give all the satisfaction desired with regard, as well to the terns of payment as to the guarantee of whatever mortgages on the said lots.The lot at St.Ours may be sold either wholly or in two lots, as it may suit purchasers.\u2018here are also tor sale in the house at St.Ours, several articles, and bouschold furniture ; such asa Caleche with its covering and wings to be used separate at pleasure, three good mahogany Dining and Card Tables, one Bedstead and Curtains, a very neat Chimney or Coraice Setya Tea Urn, one set ob Plated Tea U'hings, &c.Lor these articles apply to Mr.Jean Bistodeau, residing in the said \u2018house.I.OUIS MARIE MARCHAND.Montreal, 16th June, 1821, 13p303d10 AGDALIN ISLANDS.Vor Sale, the vaiu- able lslands in the Gulf of St.Lawrence, called the Mag dalen Islands, the property of Admiral Sir Isaac Corrin, Bart.containing altogether about fifty-one thousand five hundred acres of land, part of which is undef improvement.These Islands are most favorably situated for carrying on to great advantage a Seal, Cod, Salmon and Whale Fishery, and worthy the attention of any person disposed to engage in this business, \u2018There wre upwards of one hundred Families settled upon the different Islands.Further particulars may be kuowa upon appheation to Messrs.Belcher, Binney and Co.Halifax, or Mussrs Gerrard.Finlay and Co.Quebue.\u2018Fhe terms of Sale will be liberal upon good security being given.Quebec, 18th June, 1821.13p505dt et ENG Lil, two HOUSLES ou St.Andrews dis B Wharf, viz: \u2014the one now occupied by Messs.Han- tax & Cringan, and the other adjoining, formerly occupied as the Custom- House.-\u2014 For particulars apply to CiIAS.GRAY STEWART, Upper Bijou, 28th Feby.18:1.13p279dt ; TEYU Let, for one or More years, aud posses.i k sion given on the First of May, the HOUSE No.PREF 9 Grison Street, Cape Diamond, at present occupied by the Revd.Mr Burrage.ALSO\u2014 \"That large House, Garden, &e.No.4, Grison street, Cape Diamond.l'or particulars appiy to TU WURTELE & FRASER.Quebec, 26th March, 1821.13pzs3dt FRYO LEY tor one wr more years, and posses- su sion given immediately.\u2018That well known, com- 1347 modious and sate LUMBER COVE, at Sillery, known by the vame of Convent Cove, with House, Stable and Barn thereon erected, lately occupied by Mr.Prince.==For particulars inquire of the Subscribers, JOHN MACNIDER & Co.Quebce, 1st May, 1821.15p291dt ai , LiT\u2014ihe BRAVERY WHARF & a :B STORES at Prés-de- Ville, lately occupied by Mr da J.JO s6th May, 18#1, 1\u2019.Sheppard, Apply to ES, Jr, 13p204dt.a O LET, for such Term of Years us mav 445 be agreed upon, that part of the King\u2019s Wharf now in the occupation of Gerrard, Finlay & Co.with the extensive and commnodious Stores thereon erected, Dwelling House, Coopers Shop.Stable and other out-houses, and two convenient Yards.Proposals for the whole or for any purt of she Property will be received by WW.FINLAY.Quebec, 21st June, 1821.15p509s9 YMB}R FOU* D ADRIFT this Spring, by A Mr.Joseph Carbonneau and Ignace Picard, of the Parish of Berthier, 164 Round Saw Loge, marked I.D.C.Also=Ry Mr.Frangois Bisson of Saint Michel\u201440 pieves of round Saw Logs, 5 pieces of Pine Timber, 1 wood Canoe, 1 piecc of Elm, & pieces of Ounk and 4 spars, and now in their possession.If the said Timber, &e.&c.is not cliimed within 6 months froin this date, they will he sold according to law.JOHN LAMBLY, Harbor Master.Quebec, June 26th, 1821.12p305dg CST from alongside the Bog Skresey, lying a ; A Ms\u20acallum\u2019s Wharf\u2014a Clinch built BOAT, of 18 feet 5 inches in length, 6 feet 5 inches in breadth, and 2 feet 4 inches deep, sides painted green, bottom white, with a narrow black streak between the green and white; inside painted red and green above, without any name on her.Whoever will veturn said Boat to Captain Lambly, or to Gerrard, Finlay & Co.or give such information as wl lead to her recovery, will be handsomely rewarded.\u2014 Quebec.27th June, 591,\" 12p505d3 FIYHE LADY SHERBROOKT ; leaves Montreal every SUNDAY Morning.\u2019 Ditto icaves Quebee TUESDAY Night or Wednesday Morning, as the Tide may suit.MAILSHA M\u2014Icaves Moutreal every TITURSDAY Morning, and Quebec every SATURDAY Night or Sunday Morning, according to the Tide.NEW SWIFITSUREF=leaves Montreal everv TUESDAY Morning, and Quebec every THURSDAY Night or Friday Morning.\u201412th May.1821.1Sp295dt | USLIC NOTICE 15 herchy given, that the co partnership heretofore existing under the firmeof Ware & Laxcurnoc & Jouy Wuire & Co.is by mutual consent this day dissolved, & that the settlement of affiirs of the said firm devolves individually on Frs.Lenguedoc, who is solely authorized to receive all such sums of money as may be owing to the said Copart- nership.and grant acquittances for the sume, as well as settle & liquidate all debts due by the said firm.JOIIN WHITE, Quebec, 23d April, 1821.IFRS.LANGUEDOC.The subscriber begs leave to acquaint the public, that he will continue the Ship Chandlery business as heretofore carried on by John White & Co.in the same premises.Quebec, 23d April, 1821.11p2godt FRS.LANGUEDOC.1 ISSOTUTION OF PARTNER-HP.\u2014-TPhe Copartnership existing between the undersigned under the name & firm of Brunet & Chauveau having expired on the 1st of the present monch, was by mutual consent from that day dissolved.\u2018Those who may be indebted to the «aid firm are requested to make immediate payment to J.(3.Brewer, and all those who may have claiins against the same will also send in their recounts for liquidation to J.O.Brunet authorized to this effect and he alone charged with the settlement of their commercial concerns.J.0.BRUNET.PIERRE CHAUVEAU.Quebec, 5d May, 1821.11p291dt YEYHE SUSSCRIBERS 0 + ebv start «che» Friends, that thev intend transacting business as Auctioneers and Brokers, under the tirm of Ross & Mitchel, and rust by their diligonceand punctuality to merit the public confidence, DAVID ROSY, ANDREW MITCIHEL.Quebec, ta May, 1821.11p299de There will be Sold on Trurspay.7th June, at their Auction Room a general assortment of Merchandize 11p299dt NCE.- The bu-icess «f Wine M'ichant ad Distiller heretofore carried on by I.Quirouet, will be carried on in future under the name & firm of C.QUIROUET & Co.\u2014C.Quirouet & Co.hope by their attention, to give the same satisfaction that M.Q.did, and solicit the encouragement of their vid Custo.ners and the public in general, Quebec, 1st May, 1821.11p291dt pur Subscriber having been appointed, Curator to the vacant state and Succession of the late Honourable Joux Youne, requestsall persons baving claims against the same, to transmit their demands duly authenticated 5 and those indebted to the Estate ave requested to pay the amount of their respective debts.T, A.YOUNG.Quebec.19th March 1821.11pg81dt TEUSE Subseniber duly app1 +4 Guardian to the Minor Children issue of the Marriage of the late Mr.Joux Sira, of Quebee, Cordwainer, and léLiz4peru MEINTosH, both deceased, request all persons who are indebted to the Estate and Succession of the said John Shea, to make immediate payment to the Guardian at his residence Buade Street, And all persons to whom the said Estate is indebted, are likewise requested to give in their claims as soon as possible, wiih a view to a prompt settlement, JOHN LEEKS.Quebec, 19th march, 1821.11p2s1dt FIVHE Subscriber Festameuta-y Exrentor to the late Mr.Joux REiNmanT, in bis life tine of this City, Tobacconist, and Tutor appeinted bv Law to his minor children, hereby gives notice to all those indebted to the Estate, to make immediate payment, and to those who have claims against it to present them for settlement, THOMAS CHAPERON, 7th June, 1821.Testamentary Executor and Tutor.Mr.Chaperon has the honor of informing the publie, that he will continue the business of\u2019 \u2018Tobacconist, as the late Mr.Wein hart did, and in the same House, on account of and for the benefit of the Estate of the said late John Reinhart\u2014I1e hopes by his attention and exactitude to merit a continuation of favors from the public and the friends of the deceased.11p300d12 FENTIE SUBSCRIBER duly appointed Curator to the Es- 1 tate of the late JAMFS ARMSTRONG, requires all persons who may be indebted to said Estate to make immediate payvinent, and all to whom the same may be indebted, to present their nc- counts duly authenticated.W.ANDERSON.Three Rivers, 9th June, 1821.11p302d12 FIYHE Subscriber Cestamentary Executor to the last Will and Testament.of the late Warrer Gruiry and Evizavera his wite, in their life time of Sillere, near Quebec, \u2014being desirous to divest himself of the funds in his hands, belonging to the succession of the said Walter Gilley and Eliza beth his wife, and to pay over, or remit the same to the parties legally intitled thereto, hereby calls upon all persons indebted to the said estate.to pay the same to the subsenber, on or before the first day of August next, otherwise their respective accounts will be indiscriminately put into the hands of an Attorney to be sued for the neat ensuing term.And all persons having claims against the said estate, are requested to send the same to the sub- seriber, duly attested, on or before the aforesaid 1st day of August next for adjustment.\u2014 Persons neglecting to send in their claims will forfeit their title tu any share in the realized funds as aforesaid, JOHN GRADDON.Quebec, 8th June 1821.1Ip3@5dt ___ oo N U'TICE \u2014The Public are cautioned against giving Credit to any Person on my account without a Ver- MARY WOOD.bal Approbation from myself.11p501d5 Quebce, 8th June, 1821.4 TOUNG Ge.tlemen taught the ENGLISH, FRENCH, LATIN and Greex languages : Wrireva, ArITuUMeTIC, Groararuy, Book-KEFPING, MENSURATION, Ëc.\"Terms will be found moderate on application to CORNELIUS DOYLE, who will not fail to pay due attention to the morals and improvement of his pupils.9p297d9 Palace Strect, May 26th, 1821.OUIS PIERRE SEGUIN, FURRIER, takes this opportunity to offer his most sincere thanks to the Pub- tie, Military.and his friends in general for the libeial encouragement he has experienced for upwards of fourteen years in his line of business.He flatters himself that by his activity in fuls filling the duties of his profession he shall imorit the further encouragement he has heretofore been favored with, He will carry on the same business at his domicile St.John's Street, No.7,\u2014he will commence dyeing l\u2019urs as usual, from this present moment until the month of July next ensuing, and he further gives notice, that he will constantly keep a number of working men to facilitate the immediate transport of goods in his said line, fur those persons who would wish to forward them to Europe or any other places.He is also ready to receive at his Store Ladys\u2019 and Gentlemens\u2019 Furs, Caps, &e.for the keeping of then in good order durin the summer season, which articles will be delivered in like go order as received, = Quebec, 19th April, 1821.10p£o0de #5 Gnsette t Que JEUDI, L£ 5 JUILLET, 1821.\"FE GOLERNMI NT GRAMMAR 5e HOOL - of this City will receive Boarders ax well us Day Pupils, to be instructed in the diffèrent Branches of 4 Liberal * Education For Terms apply to the Revd, R.It, Bursace, Master, at his house, the property of B.'Fremain, Esg.neur the Esplanade Quebec.15th May, 1821, spzezdt ° OSEPH NTILSON begs leave to return his \u20ac} cere and grateful thanks to the Gentlemen of Quebec and its vicinity.for the very liberal encouragement he has been favored within the SADDLERY LINE fur twenty-seven years past.He hopes that a steady attention to the taste-times and anterests of the Public, will induce a continuance of it.\u2018Lhe ros.peetable Stock of Saddlery, Saddlers\u2019 Ironmongery, &¢.which he has just received by the Pomona from London, the Alexander from Liverpool, and the Robert from Greenock will enable Hum to serve the publie in a very superior manner, end ant low prices The Gentlemen who favor him with their orders may des pend on them being executed with neatness and dispateh for Cash or short approved Credit, JS.respeetfully solicits the payment of his outstanding ac- romps, to enable him to do to otters as he wishes others to do to im.Ne B.Country Saddiers furnished with every article in the line on the cheapest terns, as usual, Saddlery Ware House, No.12, St.John Street, Quebee, } 10p299dt COR SALLE at tae Steam Mill of the undersigned, St.François Street, St.Itoc's, for Ready Money only, Double Boiled Lint Seed Oil, at 6s.per gallo, 3 Ca Putty, - - - 4d.per pound, f Lietail.ALSO\u20141500 to 2000 Gallons double boiled Fant Seed Oil.to be sold Wholesale, THOS, LEE.Quebec, 25d May 1820.Gp269dt NOR SALE by the Subscribers at their Office on the QUERN'S WhaRF em Lnglish Soap of a superior qua- S.F.and 1.F.Gunpowder in lity, Co quarter & half barrels, Lemon Juice in hogsheads, Double Seal, do, Lemons in boxes, \u2014\u2014etsa\u2014 Spanish Red Wine, 77 Coils New Cordage, well ace Jamaica Spirits, sorted, and a few Hawsers of l'obacco, 44 inch, STEWART & LEMOINE Quebec, 1st June, 1820.upd F9} SALE by HEATH & MOIR, Cape \u2018amond Wharf.36 Puncheons Grenada Rum, 50 du.strong Jamaica do.9 l\u2019ipes Brandy, 3 pe very old Maderia Wine, 22 Pipes \u201c ; 37 Fogaheads } Teneriffe do.12 llogsheads Jamaica Sugar, 56 Boxes Candles\u201433 Boxes Soap, 47 Barrels Prime Pork\u201472 Kegs Irish Lafd, 95 Casks Nails, 34, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20 and 281b.Dye Deck 12 Cuasks Table Services.\u201425 barrels Cut Glass, 90 Gruss New Wine Bottles, 6 Bales Canvas, Bagging and Hambro® Lines, Sheating and Horse Shoe, ALSO, 1000 Minots (duts,\u20141600 do.Barley, 100 Chaldrons Newcastle Coals.January 13th, 1821.Gp273dt k ALE, One hundred Barrels best English ROSIN, Apply to CHAFFERS, BOLTON, & Co.Gp2H2dt Goudie's Wharf.20th March, 1821, 1° R «Yt by ukORGE BRO - , St, Sta- nislaus Street, Upper Town, or at bis Office on Goudie\u2019s J} Wharf: \u2014 52 Coils best 2} inch Staple Cordage, 4 do.1ÿ du.12 dp.14 do.42 do.1 do.5e do.§ du.of the well known mauufacture of Shake= speare and Son, London.Who expects, on consignment in the mouths of June, July & Anzust neat, and offers for sale on contract, deliverable at Sillg- ry Cove ; 60 thousand fresh cut 2) and 3 inch standard Duals, a quantite of red and white Pine and Oak, also, Spars and Hand- Masts of different dimensions.Has as usual for sale, Wines of all sorts, Brandy, Geneva, Spie rits, &e.&e.warranted of superior quality.; Wanted a steady, carefa| person who has a perfect knowledge of the business, to reside at, and superintend the Lumber Business at Sillery Cove ; none need apply but such as can produce satisfactory recommendations from their last employers, \u2014Quebee, 3d April, 1821.GpLBIst F *R SALE, Strong Leeward [sland Rum, Muscovado Sugar, in baracls, Molasses, Spanish Wines in pipes and hogsheads, À few housheads Brandy, Dried Codtish, Salmon in Tierces, Barrels and half barrels, all of which will be dispused of on reasonable terms.M-ROBERTS & MCLEAN, Quebec, 9th April, 1821.6p28udt \u2018OR S.LE by \u2018i HOMAS MACKIE, 23, Champlain Street: 20 M.dressed Puncheon Staves, W.O.superior 150 Stout Puncheon Packs, do.do.100 do.do.RR.O.do.300 Fish Casks, ail new wood.Quebec.27th April, 1821.6p280st EY R SALE by Wa.Hy.ROY ou the Queen\u2019s Wharf: Prime and Mess Pork, Prime and Mess Beef.Superfine and Fine Flour, Rutter of very superior quality in Tinettes.J0th April 1821.GEpzsOdt YOKk SALE\u201440,000 fret M \u2018rchantable large size RED PINE.subject to be iNgpected on delivery, 6,000 Merchantable WHITE OAK, 4,000 do.ELM, 4 M.Standard 3 inch White Pince Clean DEALS, ALSU, Refuse Red and White Pine and Deals.Apply to H, GOWEN, 11, Mountain Street.Quebec, 15th May, 1821.Gp2973st ; ok SALE Arnval, the CARGO of the Ship CAMILLUS, consisting of 500 \u2018Tons Coarse Strong SALT for Provisions, 100 \u2019l'ons Liverpool fine Salt, 100 \u2018l\u2019ons do.COALS.The Camillus is hourly expected, and the cargo will be sold afloat in preference.Apply to J.JONES, Jr.Quebec, 16th May, 1821.6p293dt F KR OSALi, at tae Sub-criler?s Ste.es où the Queen's Wharf:-\u2014 London particular Madeira, Sherry, Malaga, Tenaiffe and Marsala Wines, Kip Leather, Wheat, Oats, Pease, pulverized Gypsum for manuring land, also calcined for Plaistering, and Scotch Coals suitable for Grates.Ligrwise, One Hundred l\u2019uncheons Jamaica Spirits.N.B.Wheat.Flour.&c.stored at the usual rates, and Grain ground at the Steam-Mi.l on the premises.JNo.W.WOOLSEY.Quebee, 19th May, 1821.GpLoasdt {OR SAT LE BY THY SUBSCRIBER: 50 Standard Mille Pipe Staves, 10 do.do.Pine Deals, 40,000 feet of White Pine Timber, 12,000 do.Red, do.do.20,000 do.Second quality Oak Timber, HENRY ATKINSON.Goudie\u2019s Wharf, May 24th.1821.6p29659 JUR SALLE BY THE SUBSCRIBER \u2014 2000 Cwt.of Dry Cod Fish, .150 Barrels of Herrings, 25 Hhds.of Seal Oil Quebec, S1st May, 1821.6peosde J.O BRUNET.YOR SA Ltn Mates, 1C & IN, Patent Shot and Bar Lead, Window Glass in Boxes amd half Boxes, Fine Cloths and Cassimeres.- ALSO=\u201410 Pipes superior Port Wine, received per St, Lawrence.AUGUSTUS GEORGE.Prés.de-Ville, 1st June, 1821.__6p299dt For SALE by P\\TERSONS & WEIR, Fresh Inspected Prime BEEF, & Superfine FLOUR.Quebec, 7th June, 18291.Gp£9Hdt NIGIIT SCENE IN VENICE.(From Byron's Marino Faliero.Are pane.« Around me are tbe stars and watergme Warlds mirror'd in the ocean, goodiier sight Ih on torches glared back by a gaudy glass; And the great clement, which is 10 space Wen ocean is to earth, spreads its blue depths, Sutt-n'à with the firé breathings of the Spring; The high moon suils upon her beauteous Way, Serencly smoathing o'er the lofty walls fF those gall piles and see-girt palaces, \"hoe porphyry pillam.and whose costly fronts, Fraueht with the orient svoil of any marbles, Y.ike aliars ranged along the broad canal, Scem ench a trophy of some mighty deed Rear'd Uv from out the waters.scarce less strangely Than theme more Massy and mysterious giants OF architecture thosg Titanian fabrics, Which point in Egent\u2019s plains to times that have No otter reed.All is gentle : nought Stirs rudely; but, canzevial with the night, Whatever walks ix gluling like a spicit.The \u2018inklings of sone vigilant guitars OF sleepless lovers to a