The Quebec gazette = La gazette de Québec, 4 novembre 1833, lundi 4 novembre 1833

[" Vac Streey, * Rx KERR, YN Nails, ke, eal prices, FILS \u2014 bo abrador, at tins d'[ta.Bras d'Or, ie « Jour.remem TAWL\u2014 alogue of all plaqué STEIN.ovincial A.1, SOAP, % (Co.LES, for \u2018ELCH, 1m°s vrbar f \u2019 PONT.rer et, Upper rer ANGE onuming O1b, fat AMEL meer stioners, ur odopp 5, pe Pn | forhid i 88 sertion, aod 4.ant spuagt dou , Mr.Ge.; sos gi La fais prerthict T° 1884, ANNUAL FO for Sale bv NELSON & Cowan, J [ST received and Jor CTIE TOKEN axv AT.A : tain , J Mo 3 Mo NT a Christmas and New Year's present F NTIC ty Found\u2019 and embulliched with fourteen flue or 1807 re.peers RE ASSURANCE COMPANY.\u2014 QUEREC FIRE ASSURA OTICE is hereby given, thats half-yearly DIVIDEND of THREE PER CENTUM ON the amouut of Capital N.has thie dav been devJared, payable Lu the SrutKiOLDERS OF Zr Deemer W.HENDERSON, quebre Fue Office, } Secretary.awh Oct 1833, LOI I GO TTL ANDREW'S EVENING SCHOOL, HL 3 0.M, ST.URSULE STREET.Quenec, Oct.1535 a eee oe (HE subscriber returns his sincere thanks to his fricuds and the gentry of Quebecin general, for the isogal patronage he has received ns PAINTER and GLA- , (En and begs to inform ther that he has commenced the \" ol BING business tn addition ta the Parnting and Glazing, \u2019 ng engaged an experienced London Humber, hopes by mn! pa s atten son to business and moderate charges, ti ment air of publie patronage Water Cioseis, Lift and Loree Pump, Hot sod Cid Baths fitted upon the mustappruved prin- \u20ac ines JOUN REDGHIFF, No.3t Sault.ou Marelot st, Lower.Trën yat Nov.185%, OR A hha THOBERTFCATRNS, Merchant TaiLon, respectful- ] ly informs Lis friends and the public, that he has \u201cast received per the Ottawa, from London.a choice supply of puverfine and winter Clauhs, Cassimeres, Waistconungs, Ke.Ke.+ idle for the season, which he will inake up in the most fashion.ante snd approved style.; At the same time he takes the liberty of requesting all whose avquats with lui are overdue to make inaicdiate payment.No.20, Monntain Street, } 17h October, 1837 ee me mim FIRHE Sobseriber has received per Ottaira, a part of Lis Fall Assortment, (the remainder daily expected py the British Tur,) and now offers fur sale one of the most splendid sud extensive assortment of rich FU RS, ever unported imothis l'rovince, including Mens ans Toys Caps, equal 11 np- cornnce 10 Martin real Whitney Blankets, 13-4, 12.4 and 1i4; dounie milled Menna, and W elsh Flannels; Mens, Wo- mens and Children\u2019s overall Sockings ; Lunbe Wael and Lined Gioves, and a variety ol ober goods suited fur the approaching sera.te Patace Strect, 16th Oct.1.SYMES.T a Meeting of the Creditors of Mn.Jonny Dove vss Grocer, of this City, the undersirned were appointed ne actus Trustees, to wanage his Estate for the beasdit of Dis (Creditors generally, (ne having made 2 decd of assignment in ier favor 3) they therefore reque Acres of very choice LAND, situated in seve AIA Lor Che Guest of the Paster Townsbins of the Province, way be had chi, Woappication be ade eds - alosy to grb eel 1000 J KUHL Vent + MACNIDER, Vo.20, St.John mire, Laos leave {he mod respectiuily to iutitimate tu the Ladies ad with (hetr patronage s'oce has aurrevud, (fat le has for saiv a large acor mont of Goveds wrt aie fer the ppeoachmg winter, amd as the terns vi the establish.mentare cxciusiv iv for cash, be cr, van coolidescu, assure thoy who nu SV nie tu faved henry wan ihe novus ot, Phat à eus derat ie sant 6 reatizud, compact vob the bock.ng prives mn ati © red Ve IST NUOD STABLING Tor Von Homes for Tue winter X at Vlree Fuands currenev per mouth, Apply to KR.TtOVARLO, tor Hoel Quaebee, tious, which they have just received :\u2014 1 bee snpatne Cioth Shales tachi 1 de common du Ca flarnels \u201d 2 ue Coucou Sbaurg LP do Sur -ed Shirin j} do Cu at ! vase bombazguttes 4 do Carveces Ve pieces Froen TO pieces Vials 40 Zo Cam! ne 4 do beeen Dek Ten degen Shawls S00 do ddtege Tease Guns CO est, Shot TOO reams Paper, | eondes a large assertment of other Diy veoas oo long to EDBIELTA LS Ou all he abeve articles à credit of o mou,hs will be allowed.| LESLIE, 150 dradts targe codtish 12 tierces North Shore satmon LU baurreis mackarel No, 2 59 do herrings 12 Lihds corp.ruse 3 do Manan white 7 de yellow cchre 12 C.tsks traces JO pipes tud 20 hhds Seily Port 7 do wlule wine vinegar Su kezs plug tobacco 20 boxes pipes and 55 boxes fig ble JOSEPH PACAUD & SON Three.Rivers, 16h Oct.1833, i BELFAST [HAMS of the best quality, ia lots to suit purehisers.\u2019 Appiy to G.I PARKE._Qrehce, toh Oct, 1655 AMeCathum®s Whine, he subscribers beg to inform the Public that their .Extensive Assortment of GOODS, consisting of RICH CUT GLASS LIQUOR asp CHULT STANDS, JEWELLERY, &e, &ey is now selling at Cost Price, bey about to close fur the season.S.& A LEVY, 26.St.Peter Street Mc Croom, and for sale Quebec, #5th Oct 1853, 5 ANDING from the Rose by the Snbscriber : 126 puvs Rum 16 puns Molasses 15 tierces Murcovado Sugar, Dalhousie Street, J.W.LEAYCRAYFT.T6uh October.1853.ANDING from the Water Witch, from Newfoundland :\u2014 50 pipes and 20 hhds 80 barrels 1lerrings.Dalhousie Streot, 16th October, 1833.ror SALE, by the undersigned, Buade-street, Upper ' Town, Quebec, the Cargo of the schooner Axce- Ligt'r, Capt.Le Sieur, from \u2018Tnbatidre, North Shore, consisting ef 65 cake, containing 6300 gnllons boiled SEAL OIL, first quality, landing on Buteau\u2019s wharf, Bt, Paulustrects * Québec, 14th August, 185% VICTOR HAMEL, Benccarlo Wine J.W.LEAYCRAFT.NOVEMBER, 1833.a rts em?= 3 fands of the Parent Society.UEBECALMANACK.; Q HOSE Gentlemen who have Leen in the habit of fur continue to do so for the Alnanack of the ensuing sear, ure requested to forward thew correetians ur gdditions, on guud auto sy, before the 144 December next Pnntiog Oilice, 25h Qet 18335.ARTICLES OF UNION Between the British Wesleyan Meth dist Conference and the Conference of the Wesleyan Methodist Church in British North America.The Fnglish Wesleyan Cuuference, concurring in the communication of the Canadian Conference, and deprecating the evils which might arise from collision, and believing that t'e cause of religion generally, and the interest of Methodisi in particular, would, under the blessing of God, be greatly promoted by the united exertions of the two Connexions ;\u2014considering also, that the two bodies concur in holding the doctrines of Methodism as coutaîned isthe Notes of Mr, Wesley on the New Testament, aud in his four volumes of Sermous, do agree in the adoption of the following Resolutions: I.That sacha union between the Euglish Wesleyan the rights aud privileges of the Canndiun Preachers aud Societies on the one hand, and on the other shall secure the funds of the English Conference against auy claims un the part of the Canadian Preachers is highly hopoi- want and desirable, LU.That (as proposed in the second aud third resolutions of the Cauali object, the Discipline, Economy, and Form of Church Government in general of the Wesleyan Methodists in Enrland, be introdueed into the Societies in Upper Ca- pads, and that in particular an Aunual Presidency be adopte * And Canadian Connexions, as shall preserve inviolate | lian Couférenee) iu order to effect this | [Vol.70.emg ENGLISH PAPEHS.The following.statement of the number of suicides nishing Corrections for the different Lists avuually which have occurred in Westminster for each year from inserted in the Quebce Almanack, and who may be inehavd 10 | 1512 to 1631 inclusive, has been drawn up from official documents by Mr.Hizux, the Deputy Coruner, and presents some results of à novel and interesting character.-\u2014 The total number of suicides during that period is +89, and includes eight cases of felo de se\u2014seven mieu aud one woman.The number of men destroying themselves to women 5 nearly as three to oue, as appears from the returns, there being 359 men to only 130 women.In very many cases, Mr.lliggs observes, the insanity which led to suicide was decidedly brought on by intoxication, The following is the return for each year:\u2014 1h12.vououre LL 1819.0orsornoe 26 L8-7G00a00000000e 31 18130020 cernes 26 1820 cc ccnnarcos 19 V52To0000000000 26 JS iheccnrsreurs 23 VHZIL.000 000000 20 18 ZB200 00000000 32 151 5.0nsouss SO 1822.00 000000000 | 182920000000 30 ls t6,cnsoccsuse 26 | 1623.22 1830.28 181700000000 17 | 1824.21 183t.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.28 PFl*Lcococnsens VS 152000000000 2 From tue Parliamentary returns it appears that the population of Westirinster, in 1611, was 160,801 ; in 1821, 151,444; and in 1831, 202,509.Upon arranging the suicides according to the mouths in which they occurred during the aggregate of years, Mr.Hiwrs found that, contrary to the generally-received opinion,* November was actually the mionth of all the vear in which the least numer of suicides occurred.Thus\u2014 Jimér\u2026sererancss 33 Aprilia 38 July coiviiiniienennnn 83 May \u2026\u2026cseneroanrrencens ST January o\u2026ources 48 October 0 career 35 March.26 September .\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026 34 February ooo.41 August December .\u2026 o.oo.39 NOVOMber\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026cc0cese 32 The temperate mouths comprising the least number, it assess serie TIL That the usages of the English Conference, in reference to the probation, examination, and admission of Candidates into the Iivernut Ministry be adopted.term of probation, aud are accepted by the Canadian Conference, shall be ordained by the imposition of the | pands of the President, and of three or more of the senior tey's \u201c* sunday Morning Service of the Methodists,\u201d by which the \\Vesleyan Missionaries in Enxlind are urdain- ed, aud which is the same as the form of orduining Et ders, in the Discipline of the Canadian Conference, CV, That the Frrlish Conference shall have authority to send from year to year, one of its own body to preside over the Canadian Couferenes; but the same person ! .! shall not Le appointed oftener tha once 1a four years, | $ the Enelish Conference dues not sent a President from Lustaod, the Canadian Confrence shall, où its asseni- Bling, choose one of its own Menibers, The proposal of the Canadian Conference is under- \u201cstood to inelnde, as à matter deat of the Conference shall exercise the same functions generaliy as the present General Superintendent pow actually exercises 3 he shall not, however, have authority to appoint any Preacher to any cireuit or station, cone trary to the counsel or aldvive of a majority of the Chalr- men of Districts or Presiding Elders, associated with him as 1 Stationing Committee.VL That the Missions among the deatitude settlers which are now, or may be hereut- ter, established in Upper Canada, shall be\u2019 regarded as , Missions of tbe English Wesleyan Missionary Society, \u201cunder the following rexulations 1 1.The Parent Conunittee ip Londou shall determine the ataount to he applied anuuaiis to the support aud extention of the Missions; and this sum directions.at Us, td for six lines and under, firat snsertioo, and prier h autsequeut insertion ; for 10 lines and above à, da.44.first TH.Hit and ltd.each subsequent insertion.In buth Iagunges dou, ert advertising Ly the yeat se may beagreed on c Montreal, Messrs.FE R.Fabre & Co.Three Rivers, Mr.Geo Agent: CE ndrewe Ottawa, Ar.W.G.Blanchard i Cap Santé, Q.Subba SL Ae.une.P.A.Dorion, Krq ; Lotbiniere, ol Fu.w.À fier du Toup, M.Chalou ; Nicolet, M.Crevse : La Haic, M, Lau, Mebonsld; Sherbmooke, C.Wintcher, Fag.; Berthier, M DH Wm lienry, Mf J.Loughe.St Denis M.Mienauls dr arles, Dr.Duvert; Ln byatrie, M- J.Johnson ; St.John's, M.5 Cert Eboulements.M.Stevin ; St-Marie N.Beauce, M.Keny ; St Jremarct: Ste Anne.Grande Ance, R.live, Esg ; Lover + hr le Thor Hr res Kamournska, Captain Gouvreau ; Rimouski, P, Ouclle, (Fay.St.Jean Port Joli, Col.Fraser.Our dre postinasters theuug nout the l'rovince have consented 7 i rribers.toteceivé a, i + Canada and United Slates, every dav (Sunday.ran excepied at 6 P.M.in atsainer and 4 PM in winter.Of.avd Fear St.John « Missiskoui Hay.Tuesdays and Saturdays, saine to Saint Francis.Townships.l'uesdays and Saturdays, sare hours.vou Scotia and New Jrunswick, \u2018Vuvsdays at 11 A.M.La Heance apurdays, LU A.M.St.Pauls Hay, Satucdays, 3 PF.M.Lotbiniere, Wedncss ay SLI \u2014 Mail Contractor and Stages, M.Gauvia, Cousllart Street, Dpper Town.postage.\u2014\u2014 PE QUEBEC : MONDA Y, 4th VO VEMBER, 1833.The New-York papers of Tuesday last, and not of Wednesday, as was usually the case, were received today.i The Boston papers in announcing the arrival of the Halcyon, Captain Smith, from Lisbon, having left that place on the ath September, and the river on the 17th, give the following summary of the verbal iutellireuce derived from the Captain.« There was skirmishing daily between the contending forces, but there had been no general attack since the sth.On the evening of the 12th, a party of the Miguel.ites got possession of a convent on the east side of the city, butin the morning a frigate at anchor in the river opened i tire upon it, killed about 150 men, and dispersed the remzinder.Don Miguel having possession of the suburbs of Lisbon, and Don Pedro of the city and fort, with an open water communication, the warfare may be kept up for a long time.It is thought that Don Pedro has sulf cient force torepel any attack, and keep the Mi- guelites out of the city, but the latter are too strong for extent of country throughout the Province can it be said to be good.In some places it is almost an entire failure.\u2014Probably it is a quarter less than an average throughout the Province, aud eveu the west rigid economy will not prevent esteusive distress, A series of inferior crops has entirely exhausted the means of purchasing amoug à grent part of the farmers.The expericuce of u great many years of the uncertainty und failure of the wheat crops, will doubtless induce the farmers in this District, to place less dependence on it, and more on oats, root crops, grazing, und the dairy, for which lands are best adapted.For any surplus of the produce of these articles there will generally Le a good market, at ho ne or abrond.Quebec, 31st Octr.1833.ELECTIVE LEGISLATIVE COUNCILS FOR THE CANADAS, To the Iditur of the Quebec Gazette, Sir,\u2014The notice given by Mr, O'CoNNELL of à motion for the next session of Parliament, for taking the sense of the House of Commons on the expediency of giving elective Legislative Councils to the Canadas, leaves very little doubt but that the address of the Lower Canuda Assembly to His Majesty, forwarded last spring, ou this subject, has not met the approbation of the British Government Mr.(Connell would hardly have taken up this basi- pess unasked ; and it is not hkely that his interference would have been solicited, if there was any prospect of the project being favorably entertained by Ministers.The result of Mr.O'Connell's motion is certain, At the utmost he may obtain a vote of some forty or fifty members of the Commons for elective Councils in the Canadas; and to obtain that number he must modify bis proposition for a Council for life, or fur a long term of years, with high qualifications for persons eligible and for the electors.Ju thé Lords, the principle of election for a majority of the second brauch of the Legislature will not be admitted at all, If we bad a nobility.as in Scotland or Ireland, deemed too numerous to be admitted into the House of Peers, the power of diminishing the number entitled to sit, by selection of the body, might be allowed.The vote on Mr.0\u2019 Counell\u2019s motion, (should it ever come to a vote) will be decisive, for the duration of the present House of Commons at least, of the legal term of which there are yet six yeas unexpired.It is evident, from the votes of the Commons during the last session, and the consistency of character which distinguishes public men in Lugland, that any change of Ministry which may oceur during the present Parliament, will incline more to movarchical principles than the present Ministry.There is, then, during the present Parliament, no prospect whatever of the establishment of elective Legislative Councils in the Canadas by Act of Parliament, and very little at any time, uuless there should be à revolution in England.The attempts to excite popular feclings against the House of Lords, as now constituted, are peculiarly un- fuvorable to the establishment of elective Councils in the Colonies.It would almost be suicide for the Peers to admit the principle of elective Second Branches of the Legislature, anywhere, under the Britis Crown.Pedro to act on the offensive, and therefore he cannot drive them out of the country.\u201d arr The Jfalifax papers of the 24th uli.are without news.The Caroline from the West lndies for this port has been lost on the Nova Scotia coast, er Upper Canada papers ofthe z6th alt.are also without { news of interest.rare The weather for the Jast four days has been dry but very cold.No snow appears any where about Quebec ; it is only seeu on the top of the most distant hills to the North.Ploughing has been very early interrupted.We saw this morning a persen mowing outs, but of vourse this is almost « solitary case.In a few places the potatoes are still in the ground, and they must be frozen.The following, above the signature of Mr.Rober Weir, the new proprietor and editor of the Montreal Herrld, appears in the number of Saturday, the first issued after the change : \u201cIn politics, the Herald will he bound to no party Jus a | arty, but will advocate only those measures which nay deemed most beneficial to the growing interests of this great colony, from whatsoever originating.From principle, warmly attached to freedom, in the constitutional sense of the term, the inalienable right of every subject of Great Britain, it will be found equally the determined foe to anarchy and revolution.Approviug of the present form of Colonial Government, so happily modelled from that of the parent state, the desigus of ambitions theoretical innovators will be closely watched and openly exposed.Compromising no principle, all questions will be discussed catnily and temperately, without descending to personalities\u2019 or scurrility, equally unbecoming the parties concerned, and uninteresting to the public.\u201d remem.By reference to the shipping list, it will he seen that several vessels have arrired since Saturday.There are yet others due.The Robertson, for (ireenock, sailed Saturday; the Dryope.for Liverpool, yesterday with a- © bout ten to fifteen others.The Telegraph reports nothing.The Schooner with the contractor Mr.Chateauvert and the workmen, reported to have been lost, has, it appears, arrived at Berthier.The Isabella, Miller, is discharging at Pointe Levi, and the captain is confident of being able to sail this Fall, The last vessel arrived reports two vessels seen beat-, ing up, supposed two brigs.A schooner dispatched to the Kenners'ry Castle, ou Mille- Vaches shoal, has not returned.The Trinity yacht Pilot, brought up the crew and fassengers wrecked in oue of the schooners from the 8.W, point of Anticosti.The whole of the passengers of the Zhomas, wrecked on White Island reel except one family which remained on Green Island, have come up.Captain Duncan was left engaged in saving the materials of the ship.AS QUEBRC AGRICULTURAL REPORT, \u201cor October, 1833, The weather this month has continued rainy aud cold Potatoo stalks were killed by the frost on the night of the 4th.On the night of the 15th, the ice was one-eighth of an inch thick; on the 21st, one-fourth ; and on the 30th and 31st, an inch and a hall.The heavy rains were on the 13th and 16th.On the night of the 17th it than dered and lightened duriug three hours.The appearance of snow on the tops of the distant mountains was Inter than usual, viz.the 29th, the usual period being about the middle of the month.All kinds of grain which were standing at the begin- ing of the month, ripened, only in appearance, by the frost, and what was then out was saved with much ditti- culty, and greatly injured.A few fine days in the second and third woeks enabled active farmers to secure most of their potatoes; some were however out at the eud of the month, and are in danger of being lost.In low grounds, generally, the crop is defioient.Less ploughing has been done than usual, and it is now stopped by the frost.The pastures, although much injured by the cold, still continue to afford auflicient food Tor the live stock, but they havo suffered by the badness of the weather, and Will be housed lean.Notwithstanding the very bad stato of the roads, the markets have been tolerably supplied, people at a distance \u201chastening to avail themselves of the navigation and pressed for money.Prices have, nccordingly, not risen ini proportion to the scantiness of the crop.In no \\ \\ .Those only who believe in popular revolutions in England, or in successful rebellions in the Canadas, have # right to expect the establishment of elective Couneils; for they can be obtained hy no other means, unless it be \u201cby the conquest ur cession of these Colonies to the United States.: l'rovinces.We should be iu no condition to dictate to In that case, the Congress of the United States alone i would have to determine on the future condition of these | ARRIVED, Nuv 2.Brig Columbus, Russel, 71h Sept.from Limerick, to I] Gowen, allast, Do John Lawern, Johnston, 14 days from Haiifax, to Hobion & Simpsun, rum, sed.Bark Sophia, Blake, 9th Sept from Foy, to 14 Atkinson, bal.Brig Mary, Fuilay, 18th do.from Dublin, to Pemberton.do.Du Pomona, Stevens, Tih do from do.to Thos Wyan, do.22 settlers, Brgr.Sarah, Allen, 16:h do.from Demerara, to J.E.Ross, ums, &¢, Setr.L'Expérance, Lebœuf, 7th Oct from Halifax, to Mr.larter, ! eae enttie, agncubiural unntemen:s wid Carnages may alo be But a small part of the Pavment in mone i y will ; sold ; and every facility will be Rivets as 10 the roe required, Apply to the undermgued proprietor.ED.GLACKEMEYER, sr NP \"PO BE LET from Lt April nest\u2014Ty, ohn tensive SAW MILLS on the River Ste Anue, 60 miles Irom Quebec.\u201csh the right of cutting Saw Leos on the Sergniory vf Grondines, where they are to be had : boue denice, and at low rates.aon.Apply to I ) BURNE Quetee! 2h Sept.1F53.& D.BURNET.FOR SALEBY PIIVIY L0G GAIN pes THE following real property, situated in the À Upper-Town of Quebec, to wit:\u2014 HEE 1s LA Stone House of three stories, at ihe Saunh co: ner of Ste.Unule and Sie.Anne greens, gether wih ouch houses, and stone sable, built iwo Years apo, ° 23 = Another stone house of two stories, on Se.Annestree: having a large yard, coach-housr, snd stone sable, but four ears ago, - These houses are finished in the bou manner, ang boih off.i the most deur\u201dble convenientes fur a large funuly, The condinons 6f salg and the terms of tayment wÉlLe mate easy.For particulars, epply to the aadersigued nutsrr, n bis office, St.luter streer, \u2019 ging re House un : >, Hotel and may 141 October, 18%7, Quebce, 13h Sept, 1835, ERROL 6 LINDSAY, 8.1.Quehee, Ange, op rans, tT r .TT + .2 9 LET, and possession given iromtediatelr, the di Two Upper Stories, now occupied by the is.a dersigned, in his House, St.John-sircet, which are m the most perfect state of repair, together with he Cetiar, Yard, Han.pi subscriber has just received and offers for sale | Old L.P.Madeira in hhds and half quarter casks, contuin- ; Made:ra, Port, Sherry and Marsaia Wines a pipes, hhds.snd ! Fresh supplies Upper Canads Genesee Flour and Farine | ! Montmorency, and kuown as the 1Jouse of the Bridge over! The house | gar.Stables for several horses, Cosch- House, &e.Apply a Zit Adgust, 1875, ED.CARON.| joo SALE, WITH EASY TERMS 0% PAYMENT.\u2014 The fellowing IMMOVA- | BLE PROPERLY on the CAPE, frontier the Gavernor's Garden, formerly belonging to the Fate of PF Deseukars | Esquire, and purchased by the subscriber, at Sheriffs ule, an } year.19.The HOUSE and LUT leased to the Gord Prewor of Qurake to the first May nex, 25.The Small House and Lot adjirning the property of te late Joux Caxvox, Fra.I 3° Phe House, Lot and Stabling turmerly occupied by Ni, Drsmansts.The whole will be sald together or separateiy ; thogrestert ren GÉ the Guuey may remain tn the bands vf He porchiaser on poy: the interest, Quebec, 27th June, 1877, Jo NLILSON ! Apply at No 14 Mountain.strect, or to Mr, Guacgntns.Notary, Tower.Town JOR SALE A covsrirrr\u2014That handsane and agreeable establishment with a spacers Tl garden, furntched with frunt trees of every description, shuaed od | the road of the Grande Alice, St.Lewis subuthe, tear the wes {of the city, known by the name of Moxvign Peace, lees { piessantiv suuated, and 1be dependencies are in good order \u2014tst l'ursher particulars apply to Licut.Col.Viasat pe Moxw.tie ! propretor.; Quebec, 26h Aurit 1853, O LET, a two story HOUSE, situnted on'be main road, Point Levy, behind the Brglih | ans : Church.Apply on the premises, to .Quebec, 17:H May 1817, | HA NCOIS BISSON_ do Let, and Possession given swonechately, ; 2, 7 HUILE extensive HOUSE, vithall its dependast Te i cies, situated in St.Ursule-street, Upper AV pan of Quebce, belunging to the succession of the pe Dasier Seturnzaxo, lisq.Tia passages and stairs are covers with oit cloth, and the lone 1 in the best order, Apply lobe P undersigned, opposite the Garden of the Castle.Ty Quebec, 200 Tune, 1K33, ORR RLS ; UILDING LOTS & BUILEINGS at Port A i.vy, adjoining the Lauzon Ferry.late the property of Di auchan Lailiol, viz.\u2014 An extents ground oe the tirer, of about 138 lert on 45 deep, on which are erecle col excellent House, Coach.House and Stable.Also, an heat ground along the Cape, opposite to that above mentioned.5 Caer 155 feet long, and extending in depth from the Moadto th Hi on which are etécted a Bukc-Flonse, l'laster of l'uris ee other hutidings, 1h - greater part of the foregoing could be ed tageanly laid out in building lots, and the whole nom for sale on advantagrous teemn, Further particucars MAC known of Meurs.CARTHILK& MUCKLE or Mr.N° PHERSON.Notury, Lower.Tuwn, Quebec, 151h May 1833, poms\u2019 re\" CORUNNA, O, England remembers that {il-fated day, ; When by Cotunna\u2019s wide spreading plain, Brave Muore, the great hero, in midst of the fray, iy glory encircled was sinin, ; But England knows not bou the village was saves From destruction, and pillage and shame, ed When the sons of Busan by numbers d'erlayed, Retreated, as on the foe cae.In a noblemsn\u2019's house, in the neighbourhood near, \u2018The general in quarters had lad, And a Present of Wannan\"» Jet Bincking so clear To the host that he loved, he had made.n And the nomblemen's boots dy that black did display Such bright, such superlative gleams, ; That the bigl-vaulted Foor whore they hung in array Seemed illumined by heavenly beams.© When into the village the enemy broke, Destruction and plunder ther aim, They scorce in that manon had ventured to look Ete they left it ae fast as they came, Fur they fancied their faces that in the bright bloom + \u2018That 0 lovely was shown by the Blocking.mn the to Wera thelr friends\u2019 injured spirits had burst Corunna to save (hus from sacking.\u2014 angel Uf d brilliant BLACKING, peptfee ROBEIT WARREN, 8, Strand, London ; end sold ff\" | in the Kingdom, ; te Peru In Bottes, and larre Bracaixo, in Fo 19d \u2014and 18d, each, +, 80, St Ny lar to enquire for Warrsn's, OU, J KBr prrvicy \u201call others are oounierfaits she Puutished ndash HY Price for goo Trench ddwrinemt oN! pitt BV written of ut each puocatres- tax pets : Ver © ato Wal eas noo Fravaue se (ter Devine 2 jines, dei, + Gavi #0 Mt po rer 0 Mais.Mo A dria et hom Nul Scale rive WORE AL oer Bove \u2014\" fEVOS pishi ferred 1 7 coûtinue to ques edtot pur, bite Pratin yg DISTRI Mr À will burt, ou M Queber, FHL Quevec, UST + # No.l LANTIC far In\" He raravings Lelie, ; A Ph foot roue nf À net à acte sh 4 en ob tt Mesars iin Tha sep Metient se Ses, uw Fovae 1 ier evans.Pos 2 roc: ivy WQuelee.FE fi i eta AE, PLUM vd have unten - \u201chere FPuanys, [ cle.FOIX \u2014 TI.Iv.sus rec ninertine Ae 1 ant At th.RCOUBES ue No.: 17: i tothe ; \u201clend Moth | Rraranc.Tod oo Eieny ag, Graney, 5 Ton, Paine.Fa dB ta.à ACL AE Crediror, Beir Cave ana | tice of\u2019 | re fequ.\u201cÀ Quel] 1) Te AL und sie Pir, 19 and by Mines Steer, up Ouete, \u2014 Tu: DO element 0setid (hy nd those Maung (| Quebec TH OX I BN =n LE EE) sou OI: 25 +5 \u2014 OÙ iH La al ou These iW Rd the sa) Three.! 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