The Quebec gazette = La gazette de Québec, 7 octobre 1831, vendredi 7 octobre 1831

[" - + ¢ shee, VENDREDI,7 OCTOBRE, 1831.= mms aa ae Bon : - From Greenock Papers of the 26th August.London, (Teusday) Augt.23d.\u2014 10 was reported an Sature av, y \u2019 sd .\u2018 , that the ceremeny of the curonation would Le postponed to (Le gaih Sept ; 85 vet however, no orders have been issied on 1 ovcas on, and the preparations a vitv.Lo .The Recorder has made his report 10 the King in Lonel of the persons capitally conviesed at the last B les, Tn Land the Royal Climency has been extended to them all.Kons a speedy reform of the crimes] laws.The number of amendments to the Itefo notice has beva given, and which are yet standing thir'y one., i ; It was generally reported Friday evening, that in consequence of the success of the.amendment moved by the Marquis © ; han.ini i [si @ Topo ty .dos, ministers had determined to resign I'he Top at on at Ainistets will probably meet the next attempt to ver re day the 151, with gra firmness, und will move \u201cthe ord.r ab he day su that the Bill shall stand on the issue.Sachappears at fou eform Bill.of which Commonuers ; the latter especcally the anti reform Jeavirg town daily.recontinued with upabated acti- for discussion, 18 | entered on their musion about the middle of the summer, and returned safely near the end of August, having accomplisted the ob- jrets of their appoin ment.On their arrival at the Madawaska seitlenient, notice of it was immediately despatched to the Brush authorHies at Fredericton.They were soon after met by the + Warden of the disputed Territory.by direction of the Provincial Government, who inquired of thew the objects of their mission.These being frankiy explained to him, be protested agsinst their proceeding, and toid them that if thoy persisted, it would be his duty fo continue with them.They expressed tiwir regretat give ing him the trouble, but told him th y were bound 10 carry their instructions into egfeution.[le contivued with them two or .three days, but offeréd no impediment to Lheir proceedings.i The Upper Canada papers to the 1st instant, arrived yesterday.The Kingston Chrenicle states that the Parliament of that Province was 5 meet for the dispatch of business ou the sume day as that of Lower.Canada.We have receivef by the Steamer Joyal Williim, which arrived this afternoon in ten days, [Laitfax papers of 3 uesday week last 52d ordered ome, Quen RICCLTURAL Sociiry.| ! : Hhorpe will call to- op her ati \"tj Le the intention Bow, but probably Tod A thor pe A explain his hey do mot cuivey any franches \u201cformation pemaecting the dif.he a aber 10 are lavorgble or 1e s Madawiga, »e reports farmeriy recov 1 ar gether the menbers who à 1 détermination to support his.have arise trous a (fear au pe | \u2018 le ¥ received, Appen VICWS, ihe King has expressed a dc enn | to have arisen frou ag allay atone the settlers as individaals, and mumisters to the last.(Court Journal ) + louse the | the exchange of dispgches between Halifax and Frederickton re.By the mie the Reform 1il Yeaches the upper oy que he | late solely to the ordigary movement of the Traops, the 8h regi- Peers itis thought willbe more numerous In 1.0060 bers are ment moving from New Brunswick to Izalfax, to replace the à members are : : ÿ ! T hesay ¢ hesay Calle Steam-Tost.\u2014'The Rothesay LT one Dior ead i pan Wednesday morning.Ws he Pier-head's, i: pr Ai cer en t san arte ahd Bane She sailed repularie between tS placesand Su | gov; and ou this, as on every former orcasion, her | en consisted vrineipally of persons who songht reluxati nin \u201c wars suit of [audable pleasure, Ou Wednesday it was observe ha (He vast majority of the pacieagers were strangers ones non They were composed of persons from York, Leeds, ! Lune © on Yolton, Oldham, aud the districts adjoming, and were : Nh au excursion to Wales, We areto'd by a gentleman who saw the boat depart, that by far the greater part of the passengers ere women and children .* \u201cThe voyage was pursued, it would appear, under seri ms dis advantages, arising from the unfitness ofthe boat, and 1 e et of power in the engine, a her wise the vessel st have reaches Fenumaris tons betore the our when she first struck.sel wa Ching, itis alleged, to gross mismansgement, the vessse was Giiven from her proper course, and a little after tweive oc ock at ight she strock on that part of the Vs oe Spit, near Putlin Istind.Inthe conso «ffort to escape, | e was sacrificed ; and had it not been for want of & Loat, and the absence of all authority, Mans more wonld have becn saved.According to Actol Parliament every vessel onght [0 be provided with a strong and capacious hoat 3 lt, owing to a sense of areat swennity, the steam-vessels whith sail to short distances are genes raby without them, The Rothesay Caste had not one on board.When the vessel struck, the passengers rushed forward, but the captain ordered thenr af, and on scons him consult with the ya gentlenan cred ont, # Iris ali over with us ; the capt.ani ate are proparing to leave the vessel At that instant, Do doubt from accident, the captain fell, or tumbled, overboard, and was the flest person diownud.-\u2014 Mr, Nuttall says, he was Hitoxi- cated all the way, ; ; ; Liverpool, was visited on Wednesday morning with one of the most tremendous falls of rai 0 recorded in its annals.At six w'elock the (Had was at its height, and the lower part of the town was completely innndated.In many streets it was four feet deep, and the communication in several mitanees Was completely sent.Carte were put m reguisition to convey passengers from Church Street to Lord Strcet, from St.Thos.Buildings to [ichwond Street, and from Dale Stee: to Shaw's Brow, to the great be- nefis of the owners, as scveral hundreds were ghd to aval themselves of cueh accommodation, \u2018Phedu nage dane to property, as my be supposed, has been consrderabie, but vo are happy to leuen that ne lives were los.; \\Ve are sorry to say that aheavy commercial depression pres vails throughout the manufacture districts of the north.affret- fg, ina like degree, the woollen, nen, covton, silk, and hard- wire branche.of industry, We have already atluded to certan fartares in our immediate vicinity 3 aud others are ubnonnevd I more distant towns.At Manchester, business 15 excectungly duil Leds Iutiltigen = Dublin, Angast 19:h.\u2014- With feelings of deep regret we an.| nouree the death of that great and evcellent person, 11s Grace the Arch-Bishopof Dubtin,the Most Reverend Doctor William Alagce.Dublin election commenced vesterdav, dates are Sergeant OO Laughlin and Mr.Orange candidates are Lord Togestrie and shaw.Fhe polling commenced this day.London, Angust d.\u2014Consols closed at S1 77.48, sOlers.Glasgow, August C5th.\u2014 The respective craps are good, wheat excepted, which 1 deficieut in some pleces, In ail the southern districts shearinir 1s twa thas over We regret to inl hat the Cholera Morhusrages at Warsaw lo a vervduploraldue extent.Automarchi, shout willhe recollecied was Surgeon to Buosnquarte at Sto Helena, writes from (ivre that he nnd his colvagues have 19.090 patients under ther care Accounts have teen recetved from Warsaw of thie 12:h instant, Thevstate that Paskewwiteh Kept is any at a cautious detanee, at Jeast 30 mies, and as cantiously avoided coming to an engagement, ft was thonghe that his plan was to catoff tie suppies from Warsaw.Pt vos said he expected remfosceoments from ti {usin Aste Provinces and it was fend they would bring sath then the plague which had late!y broken ont among them, Jie said the greatest unanimity prevaris un the Pobish Capital.The Polish ating atthe date of these accounts was insight of the Hussians and a great battle was daily exprered, Via Hamburgh we Tesrn that accounts from Wersaw of the sth mention that Colonel Koss whonccompanie sd Guelgutto Lithtania still mainsained tumsclf in the government of Mobilew.The armed nsurgents amounited to 16,000, and the Russian General Tristone had left Wilnato march against them.The report that part of General Radigers corps bad erossed the Vistula had nee been confirmed, General Dembinski had been appointed Governor of Warsaw.The RMassian lEmperor has addressed another proclamation to the Poles, to accept his tender of peace and rely on lus cle- 1mence Ye have been furnished with a letter from Warsaw, from a highly respectable source, wlich gives rather a cheering view ot the prospects of the Poles.The letter refers to a number of others, which have not arrived in consequence of having been intercepted at the l\u2019rossinn post effices, The Russians cannot hope to do any thing effectual before the rainy season in September, which will pat nn end toopurations for six months.According to the Potes their ecnemy is now 1m à critical position-\u2014/ Morn- ins Chronicle ) tappears that Dembinski had with great heroism fourhe his way to Warsaw through the Russian army, with a corps of 5000 men.The Warsaw State Gazette hf the 5d, states that the Mussan advanced posts, after taktog Ilora, had proceeded along to the Vistulato Sorkazew.General Uniinski is agin In active service, and has zone with tre General in Chief to the army.© The liberal candi- D.Latouche.The the Recorder, Mr, A letter from Brussels dated Friday the 224, states that the \u2018 capital was then traquil, and 4 very good understanding had heen come tobetween Marshal Gerrard and the Prince of Orange as to the proceedings of the two ames, © The accountstiom Folland state that a reinforcement of 6600 men was to be made to the army.Paris, (Tuesday) 21st Aug \u2014 A report of the death ofthe Em- Peror Nicholas has prevailed in Doris, but the Muessager states that letters of the Tih instant, from Si.Petersburgh, mention that the Empero- and his family were then well, 5 Higene dpraman papers received this morning, contain the intel- that new levies wore carried sumed ems preparations, and new Jevie i reased activity.The Al- Fran etes hat the Cholera has penetrated into the Journal of fen pue ea 1 es Hinks A which 1 first broke out, there had be : \u201c7 cn es fre ee eh 1497 persons bo ut, here had been 11.947 cases, from which 4,856 > Mad recovered, there remained sick 5058; had died QUEBEC : FRIDAY, ih OCTORER, 1831, Ts .3 ; foi sale Lt irites Captain Allen, arrived on Wednesday night, of the gry FI on tbe 27h Auguet, and brought papers pd, two dave ran ees from London are of the evening of the are wih phork papers of Saturday lact arrived to day.They We extra S from England, later than the 21st August.tract the following trom the aston Daily Advertiser The Gaverna i.of the Sh st, em the Stare patte or laine, under a resolve of the legislature of Missioners 3 appuinted Messrs, Deane and Kavansh, Com.Us inquire oo) ot the disputed l'erntory on the over St John, ad to pive therm | condition and dispositions of the inhabitants, Bvveinment of formation of the proceedings and views of the of the State in relation to them.These gentiemen passengers Durchinants bank called the © The Sixteenth \"RUIN awe Shes, Plocghing Match and i Exhibition, of this Society, was held yesterday at Mr.ANDERSON'S ; Farm, near Duorchester Bridge.| The meeting was numerously stiended, notwithstanding the heavy rains of the preceding day end night, the unfavourable appearance of the weather and the heavy state of the ronde.principal part of the prenvoms were for the County of Quebec, being to be paid out of the proportion belonging to that county of the sum allowed by the Legislature for (he counties in the District gencrallv.and particularly sume for competitors whey had obtained prizes im their respective counties, Several Prrsons Dirict of Quebec 3 there were however some premiums for the > \u2019 1 « Raimnparts, Quebee, without delay, Ihe Bot slip a sea, and it was not found necessary to batten down the | CARD.\u2014\"The Amateurs of Painting are re- 4 hatches, Capt.Jones reportsthe following intelligence: spectfully informed, that a gentleman recently from Europe, | Ath Oct.\u2014 l\u2019assed two biigs off Mount Louis, bound up.About 40suil were at anchor last night between Brandy Pots and Ka.mouraska, the greater part probably outward bound, Saw this morning, bound up, Bark Quebec Packet, Ship