The Quebec mercury, 4 février 1817, mardi 4 février 1817
[" THE QUEBEC MERCURY ssn MORE! ET fTUDIA BT FOPOLUS ET PRÆLIA DICAM.\u2014Georg, ir.5.VOLUME XIII.] TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1817.[NUMBER 6.Usmar and Penny, Uoal Builders, i FOR sale by the Subscribers, RESPECTFULLY inform thPir friend* ilieylO pipes and (j hhds.Sicilian wine, continue Building Boatsof all Hescripiions Oh 3 pipes and 8 hhds.London particular Madeira wine, direct from the Island, per the Diaaa, 3 pipes and 3 hhds.do.per the Lis, from London, I pipe Teueriffe\tdo.the lowest terms.They have on hand for sale New and Old Boni\u2014rough and ready made aali Oars.No.7, Canoterie, Near hope Gate.Quebec, so June.1>r$.\tu To be Solo, or Let, A well built DwellinG'IIouse, ImW -L-A_ with a good Garden adjoining, h tinted at Point Leti.above Hadlow Cove, and commanding a moat capita I prospect of the river and country.Arply «1 No.i, St.Peter street.Quebec, i6th Julv.1816.NOTICE.AFTER the 25th Inat.the Subscriber* will have Sales at their Auction Room every MONDAY at 1 o'clock P.M.THOMAS & MARTIGNY, Auct.& Brok.Quebec, 23d July, 1810.TO LET.il*,p A very convenient dry good store, also, Store and Cellar room for flour, pork, beef, &c &c.Enquire at No.34, Champlain street, facing the Queen s Wharf.\u2014QueOec, 10th June, l&l(j.-/w*\tF0K SALE- 4000 first qu.üî\u2019.iy dry Katuouraskn Boards, 4000 sertHlu do.do.\tdo.2000 first\tdo.do.\tdo.2 inch Planks, 2000 sqpnnd do.do do.do.St Paul's Bay Planks and Boards, 30 cbn.idrons of grate Coals, 200 ««airsot dry black spruce Oar*.TH06.WILSON.Quebec, 8th Apttl, 1816.THE Subscribers having entered into Copartnership under the Firm of THOMAS & MARTIGNY, Be* le .ve to inform their friend* ihst ihey expect daiîy from London, Scotland, and Liverpool a gone-tal assortment of diy Goods, which they will ofter tor sale at iheit Store No.43, Sault au Mateloi Street, or opposite William Burns, E>q.Si.Peter S,rCel*\tL.A.THOMAS.1.L.MARTIGNY.Quebec, t8th May, 1816.Any O-ders received from the country shall be pa»ticulvirly attended to and Goods foiwatded R EVENING SCHOOL.T.JOHNSTON intends comsneneing hit Evening school for the rniuing season, on Monday, October 7th, at his present icstdeocc, no.to, saint Louis street.Seote-nher 7th.1816.\tit NOfIChi*hereby gh ON retired from tl ve«, that PET I- R M'CU TL\u2019H.the com er ns of , Porteous, Huncox, M\u2019Cutchon & Co.Sampled of which maybe seen at the1 of Montreal » and ckingan, porteous & Co.Store of STANSFELD & BROTHERS.Mountain street, Quebec, 30 August, 1816.\tu FOR sale, By thé lubscribers, at their store 00 Mr.GOUDlE'a wharf : A few pipe* sup.L P.Madeira wine, Do.do.\tPort do.Do.\tdo.\t?.Teneriffe do.While wine Vinegar in casks, Muscovado sugar in hhd., and barrels, Real Martinique Noyeau, in casrs of 1 d sea.CRINGAN, PORTEOU8 & Co.Quebec, soth Aug.1816.without delay.T.& M.EVENING SCHOOL, ATo.1, Champlain tirtet, Lower Town- TMAR>DEN, respectfully informs hisftiends \u2022 and the public, that he proposes 10 com.mence an Evening school, on Monday the 231 «ost.T.M.fuither announce* to the public, tliat, to render more general accommodation in his Day school, tho* of his femaU auendams who may be desirous to be instructed in plain sewing, will 111 fu lure be attended to.Quebec, Sept.9, t8f6.\tu FOR SALE.ONE HUNDRED and TWENTY casks of lbe> best and first quality SEAL OIL, just ar-' M\u201ed from the North^og-b,^ SHgppARD No.4, Sault Bit MBieivl street Quebec, 18lb Juoe, 1816.\t\u2022* J.WELCH Respectfully informs hi» Friends aad the Public, he ha* opened the ' OLD LONDON t OKKEE HOUSE, LoKtr Town Market Place, tfutbec t Where he will accommodate ali 'hose who will favor him wuh their custom.A good Ba l l Room will be ready f»r pontes.\u2022#* Soups front is 10 2 q'ilot k.Board and Lodging.Good Wines, Liquors, Sc.tot Nov.1816.\t0 r~\tFOR sale; jîïJthat extensive LOT at the end of S.Stauiiiaui itrert, in the upper Town of this Cuy whereon are a large well bu It DweLing.House, a g»oo male, .nd convenient oui-h>>use», all incompleia order and repair, with a large Garden in the rear.The Lot eoutains nine thousand two hundred auperlicial feet, Fr meature, and is bounued m front by 8'.Stani-Liu» street, on one side by St.Helen street, and 00 the rear by An.gel street The premises tmy be viewed, and examined at any fine, by those who are desirous of being acquain.t-d with theit situation, condition, and many couveni cncea.______________ Quabec, s.^d Âne.» 816.JUST RECEIVED At the subscriber'» store, by the ELIZA, from Liver, pool : A General nssortment of Gcutlrmen's rlolhes, run-sisting of surroulf, body coats,Cobuui'g uud Wu* terloo pantaloons, Ac.Ac.&c, LIKEWISE, hy recent arrivals, A general naioriuietK of silks, saltins, mit»lina, ribbons, thread laces, ready mad e dresses, from 4 to 20 dollars, moreen*, fringes, bell rope.&c.Ac.J.GOULD.24, Mountain st, Quebec, l?ih Nov.1816, of Quebec, by mutual consent, <>n 22d Julv Ins».pa»i, ANDREW FOHTElH S, UK4)OKE II \\N( <)\\, THOMAS CKINGAN, .\tFETER M'CUTCTIOK.Quebec.Vnv.||(h, I8J6.\t11 FOR SALK by the Subscriukr», Mvscovauo Sugar, Single and double refined loaf da, Jiiui tica and St, Domingo coffee, Jaicatca ruin.Port wine, in wood and bottles, Madeira w ine in hhds.Claret wine in cases of .1 dozen ench Teneriffe (L P.) wine in casks of 4 doz, Sherry trine, m wood and hot tirs, Spsnism Wiwk, viz.\u2014 Red Aliount, iu pipes and hhds.White do.\tin do.Sweet d*.\tta hhds.RenecarU wine in pipes and hhds.Mur.iedrodo in pipe*, Catalan do.in hhds.Tink Wine in hhda.Alh.-iflorado.in hhd Spanish figs,\t.Soft and h ear» will» tesceciablc envt:u:y*M» (Mes>r.Joce?, VVhttr und Melvi»>) ti'itat by tiiei («nnrttial «t'tentjon to their Biiru»e»s and int« r* >t tor ihcii cn»j»luyeU| tu me it a »haic of Ihf Public favor».\t^\t_____ THOMAS & MARTIGNY.Me»:n.T.& M% will commence tbeir a *le» oo TUESDAY next, lite 41»» June, at No.43, Sault.au M.itelof sdieet.Qittb (, 315» Mav, i«lv<.__________________2\u2014 l-iilt SAL1.Jiï riifi bUBSi KlHI'.tl> : \"tHtKTY barrels of Upper lunuila me*» UK hr.iwo tlo.\tdo.t»r'm\u2018*\t\u2018,0* Fk.*T.«.OLIVA.r*,.|,er.M v 7 I «If.\t\" rI ¦my extent Quebec, 17 th December.c, fOli.v\\U: «Y MKrhR BHKIIAUT, OLD Lomlitn partirubir, and Lnntt.maiket «Mrdeira wi< et>, Ti net life uOit Faynl, be»l old and common Por(wiiu*a 11 frw fut»»*» o*d liordfHiix, Hiiutbrion, tiovi Vin deGrave, of «uperior quanty, dillo claret it hbdK.1\u2019iinaic* cnlrii*, 20 « a>es gnperloi new mutcntel raisin», a jais Hnibeviia.anit olive» ofthe bestquahly.aboiu JiU clialdroni Sewcaitle coal*, til lor grate», ami 0casks vod oil The «bole to be sold at a reuaooable price, \u2022,V cash or shi r» credit.Quebec, 7ih Jan.1817.\t____________________ WILLIAM M'KUTCIIBON,\tT HV.iuhurihert beg to relnrn tbelr thanka to the JOINER AMO UNDEHTJKER.\tpublie in generul, for the very liberal encour.No 43, Cuamplain\ta|emet»i th#v have experienced since their '¦'imiuence* HAS on baud an eiie«,»*e a«iorUnen«\u2018of nrUile# In ^J\t^\t*'\u2022 bis Une.wbicii he will workup on the »borU,»t|'^*t,IJAM NLWTüN, h^viu^ jo.bciI their ea abliib» nodee, and most liberal term».Glaring executed to ment, the r busine.a» Aucuoueer*.Hr^er*, ano tum- \u2022\tmission Merchants, « «11 be carried on under the tu rn of NEWTON, CHIN 1C & VEZINA | and trust by (heir nuiduity uud atteatiou, to ineriM.;tr:r' of the psirun* HIVERS reepecIfully informs tlioj*»'-\tJos.m:'chin\u201d°\": _ » public (nat he haa removed his\talex.a, vezina.Store from Mountain street to the Upper1 _Queh<,r.wt._______________________________________ Town, in the same House he formerly Xf ulv/1^,J,i* ^o-hy ^veii, ui u uic bun or ctnslc, V ,\tVEZINA & Co.Aueuunem, lliokers, and OCCOpted.\t'Coanniisioii Mcrrlmids, of ibis city, is tbit day dissolved C.Rivers has on hand a complete as-,by luuiualcooscni.All t iose who ureindebied In the sort ment of Goods of every description,!»»^ R\u2018tl:bl'sh.,n,',,'\u2022 ,,r-\t\u2022« make immediate 1 .\t,\t, ^\t11 .1\t1 r i* payment of their accounts ; ami thote 10 whom the said and is determined to sell them low lor,concern siuud indebted, Ute dc.ired to send in their cash.\t{claims for liquidation.All persons who still remain indebted ON SALE, \"IT MMMK mess pork in bbls.half do.and tiercel, But'cr, Bacoo, Lard,Hams, Soap, Cand les, i.6,8» and dips.Pori, r iu tooda.Crowrley Steel.iorU\tApply to JOHN DF.AVE8, Queen's Wharf.Who h xa 800 bbls.Herrings, fos sale on a liberal credit.o«t Dec ember, 1816._____________ \u2014\u2014\tTO\tLET, That\u2019large and convenient House, No* 10, Stmll-tm nuUtht sirftt, now occupied by Mr.1» DoucUs.\tMessrs.Clapham.\tApply at Mr.CHARLES HUNTER'S, or to Wm.HENDERSON,jun.No.16, St.Peter street .\tALSO, \u201c(SÈThe House, No.52, St.Paul street, Montreal, adjoining to Messrs Wo J T.Humer*.Apply as above.\tQuebec, 18th Dec.1816.«I\tTo\tbe Leased ÆiuÎFor five years or more\u2014The Promise», No.16, St.Peter street, containing tw o excellent couanne-rooins, with flxtorest large aud commodious d,v good stercs, and cellars » wttha large, elegant, and convenient dwelling-house.The whole is in a very com pleat state of repair, «re proof, and every way well adopted tor extensive wholesale business.As the pro» ur.etor is absent, security will be required.A poly on ft! premises, »\u2022>\tW* HENDERSON, jun.Quebec, I8ih Deo.1816.TO LET, tf^The House No, 6, Buade mreet, opposite the b.\tFrench Cathedral church, upper town, m 'tnï occupied by Cap*, FO^VLER\u2022 Possesiioi ,h« 1** of May next.' Qut Vc,»«th Jan.1817.to the subscriber are most earnestly requested to make immediate payment.\u2014 As all Bills that are not paid by the 1st of January will be put into the hands of an Attorney for adjustment.* CHARLES RIVERS, No.4, Palace street.Quebec, Pec.24th, 1816.Quebec, 3lst Dee.1816.JOS.M.CHI NIC.jun.ALEX.A.VEZINA.THE subscribers »re now landing from on board of ibe Virginia, from London, the following articles, which will be sold low for Cash, iho:t«re» dit, 01 in exchange for produce : 6 pipes stiong Cogniac Brandy, 8 ditto Hollands geneva, 80 half hhds.double distilled white wine Vu nrgar,' 8 cases bne salad oil in pint bottles, so tins of boiled linseed oil, 11 gallons each, 80 boxes fine Muscatel raisins, \u2022o casks fine Torkey do, x8 boxes imperial French plums, \u2022 bntis Cunanis, 60 casks 3 doz.each, Htbberi*s brown stoat, \u2022 cases men's superior water.proof Hats, loo boxes glass, 7 j x >}, and 6^ x 74, so cwt.Putty in bladders\u2014so dozen scythes, And a variety of other Articles.Alto tn hand, 10 packages of India goods.3 trunk» of fashionable millinery, real Leghorn hats, flannels, moreens for curtains, bombazetts, 10 pipes of old Pot tWine, do.do.L.P.Madeira, Jamaica spirits, &c.&c.HENDERSON, BROTHER & Co.Quebec, s6th June, 1816.EDUCATION.MR THOM, Teacher ol English Gkammar and Elocution, Writing, Arith.met t c.Book-keeping, Geography, and Mathematics,respectfully intimates to his friends and the Public, that he hss removed to the house lately occupied by the Revd.Mr.Wilkie.He b ga to return his sincere acknowledgments for the lib.rsl pstronsge whkh he has hitherto experienced, and which, by zeal and assiduity, be will always endeas your to deserve.\u2014Terms may be known by applying at the SchooLroom, No.5, Can lore Street.16th Sept.1816.TO LET, iftfev And Possession given on 1st MAY next, ALL the premises formerly Messrs.ANDKR* SON & BRUCE\u2019f, at Ln Carotene, near Hope Gate, ronsiiting in a Dwrellinfhouse of two stories, and a large atore adjoining therein, with subies, romh-house, and a large yard.Alio, on the other I\u2019de of the street,.A large Dwelling»Ho>ise, aud a Blacksmith\u2019s Forge\u2014 \u2022 large Ship\u2019building yard, with a store on the whatf.Tor Hate or to let, Pos* 'e»Mon çiven on Ist May next : House No.14, lüê* ,\t.facing the PrhitinX'oAce, Lower town.Mountain Hr , ^\t^ g|al>|eg) and water /Sfek110U8 ,o;.in Catherine streel, ¦tl?W\t\\ii\u2018e*s property,\tSt.Rocks Aï Ho\u201c*e* wi''b Jr\u201cr/,,nd8'\u201cble8> i,\u2018 ft» St-Fr ^0»\tRMki (pT For conditions, apply ^MK^fT^HANNA, N»/.f3i F^rlque street (gutter, Slsl J»o.16H.for- street.ALSO, fTîiRThe House and appurtenances, rotrly the Hoo* JOHN CUaMGIK\u2019», ioSl.Louis 0-.-\tALSO, Si!The MANOR-HOUSE of St.Roc, well adapted for a genteel family.Apply to the Pro* prietoe.\tPETER BREHAUT.Qnebec.Jan.7th, 1817 THE subscriber reauests all persons who are indebted to him to make immediate payment, otherwise, their accounts will l>e put into the hands of an Attorney, for collection.JARRED BENHAM.Quebéc, 24th Peer.1816.\tu WANTED, A GOOD female cook, who can be well recommended.Apply at this office, Quebec, syih Jsn.1817.\t»\u2022 T~-T O LET, For one or moie years, and poa cation given ist\u2019Msy next x THAT large and commodious house.No.16, ^ault au Matelot street, three stories high, with an excellent vault, yard, and other convent cnees.Apply to the subscribers on the premises.CAMPBELL & CHAPMAN.* Quebec, X7tb Jan, 1817.\tu TUH SALT, By the subscribers, at their Stores, No.3, Sault-au-Matelot street: 100 barrels prime Mess Pork, \u201c b^rad.l 80 pip's Port WINES of a superior quality.10 do.Madeira ) 6 do.Tenm 6\u2019e ' 10 do.Lisboa 8 I b Is.do.18 do.Claret 18 cases containing 6 doz.each claret, SO boxes excellent oranges, 100 chaldrons New Castle coals, 80 punt heons Jamaica spirits, 50 harrels bright Muscovado sugar, 50 bitrrela flour, 30 kegs Durham mustard, 80 chests green Tea, 50 hampers cheese, 80 kegs plug Tobacco, 15 hhds.gtfssware.5hhda.Engliah Hams, 5 trunks Ru»sin Furs, 50 pieces otoabnrgs, 100 boxes window glint, 500 gallons boiled linseed oil in jars of diflereol lifts,; 50 cases containing I doz.each snllad oil.lOtoni patent shot, S serons indigo, 8 hogsheads military shoes, 5 M.merchantable one ineh boards, 100 half barrels pilot bread of excellent qnalitv.WHITE A LANGUEDOC.Quebec, 80th January, 1817.\tta PROVINCE of Lower Canada» > .,l.n«nrh Oiuriet of Quebec.\tÇ In\t\u2022>B«ncb- OâXRs Goovret Hanna, of lb'' city of Qu*> No.160, < bee, in ihecounty of Quebec, in the (lia* < il ici of Quebec, jeweller ft dockiur, pit/ AOAINST John .Macnideh, oi the anid city of Quebec, merrhaui, duly and lawfu'ly chosen guardian of Ann H.'iniiu, Elizabeth Hanna, William John Hanna, Samuel George Thus Townley Hanna, Jackson Moore Orkney Hanna, nnd Amelia Hanna, minor children, issue of,\tj,.\t, the marriage of James Hanna, nnd thé de* lîrôviIi^_dü^ï^cïHidr censed Elizabeth Saul ( and Margaret Hun* no, of the age of majority, !s said RepreseninttvesDf Para Us thirteen feet extending upwards the said lot, has but twenly.three feet >n depth, A bounded on the nortb»east by the said representatives of De Ltnaudierei together with a stone house, two stories high, built nn the whole of the front of the said tot, and t wenty.three feet in depth f with a stone bake hoese, witli an oven, nnd vaults beneath { and a store, stable, und co ich.house of wood.Thus as the whole, at present stands, without any kind of reserve orexcep ^\tGs VANFELSON.Qnel.cc 3d Feh.I8J7\tPlaintiff\u2019s Attorney D.strlctde Quebec, ( Da,lS k ^anC Rot.JAMES GODFREY HANNA delaTitéde No.160, Québec, dsns le comté de Québec, Joualier et Horloger,\tDemandeur y».JOHN M\u2019NIDER de In dite cité de Québec, Négociant, tuteur duement élue en Justice, à Ann Hanna, Elizabeth Hanna, William John Hanna, Samuel George Thomas Townly Han.rm, Jackson Moore Orkney Gums, and Ame.Hi-na, enfant mioruis issus du trarru'sc de James Hanna et défunte F.iizabeth Saul et .argaret Hanna Rile majeure issue du dit mnr.nage, encore William Allen, de la paroisse de Quebec, dans le comté de Québec, dans le aistnctrle Québec, négociant, tuteur duement eiu a William Allen enfant mineur isau du aecond mariage de la dite Elizabeth Saul avec le du William Allen.\tDéfendeurs AVERTISSEMENT.0N/H!\u2018 \u2022avo,r b tous Seal Oil, 24 tierces ) IA cases olive oil, 200 barrels pickled herring, 2 crates earthenware.rs u\tw-G.& P.SHEPPARD.Quebec.Q7th Ang.1816.\ta W illiam Allen, the said minor infant becoming defunct in the cour.e of ibis instance, sad of whom the above named are heirs of the propres { all the siid children being in their above mid quality undivided co.proprie.tors of the said immovables : That the second outcry will he on Thursday, the thirteenth of the said month, at the same place and hour j and that on Thutaday, the twentieth of the aaid month of February, also precisely \u2022t nine o\u2019clock in the mornior, in the said court.house, itting the court, the third and last outcry, sale and adiu.dicatinn of Ihe said immovables, will be prorcoded on to the highest and last bidder, according to the law, course and practice of the said court; and the charges, clauses und conditions announced to each immovable,whi h shall* be deposited in the other of the aaid court, and read in judgment, at the time of ihe sale, uud adjudication of the aaid immovubtea.All persona having any claim by inheritance, servi tude, or otherwise, on the said immovables, are required to declare the same in writing, at the office of itic i«id court, before the sale.And for fuithcr information re-sprrling the title deeds and conditions ofthcsnlc np.plication must be in»de to the subscrib\"r, attorney of the plaintiff, at his office, in Saint Lewis street, in the upper tow n of Quebec.Here follow the tenor and description of the imraova.bles for sale : 1st, A lot of ground sitoated in Fabrique street in \u2022the upper town of Qucbee, thirty-four feet und a hal*f in front on the said street, by sixiy«fnur feet in depth, bounded In frnm by the said Fabrique suret ; and in depth to the south of the passage of François Drolet nt the end of which depth the said ground bat fort>* -sAvcn feel snd a half in breadth, adjoining an the west tn François Drolet, representing Joseph Quimheit; and en the east indie wall which separates the said lot of Und from the p»«» précités du Matin, en la dite Salle d\u2019Audience et Cour tenante, il sera procédé à troisième et dernière criée, vente et adjudication <*es dtti lmmeublei.au plus offrants et derniers enchérisseurs, suivant la loi, le cours et la pratique de la dite Cour, ei aux charges, clauses et conditions de l\u2019enchère de chaque immeuble, qui sera déposée au Greffe de la dite Cour, et lue en Jugement, lors de la vente et adjudi.ctMion des d'ts immeubles.\tJ Ceux qui prétendent quelque droit d\u2019héritage, servi, tude ou autrement sur les dits Immeubles, sont requit d en faire leur déctaiaMon par écrit au Greffe de L dite Cuur, avant la vente\u2014Et pour plus amples irformiiiioits sur les titres et conditions de 1 » veute, s\u2019adresser au soussigné Procureur du demandeur, en son Elude, eu la Haute Vill de Québec, rue St.Louii.t\u2019ntuit la teneur et description des Immeubles à vendre ; lo.Un Emplacement, situé eulalluuie Vilie Q\u201eé.bec rue de la Fabrique, de Ireut-.qutitre pieds et demi de front, sur U dite rue, sur aoixunttf.et quatre pieds de profondeur, borné en front h ladite rue de la Fabrique et en profondeuruu Sud du passage de Franco;» Umi, t au bout de laquelle profondeur, ledit emplnc-m .|.t n qusriiule.sept pieds et demi de hirgtur, ter.ji.r a,.J£t?n^\t'Z\u201d' mTnSue.ten in front, by fifty two teet und a half in depth, Eng measure, hounded on the south w\u2019etl by an alley belong\u2019 *ng to the said ground, and in common with the repre-aautatives of |)c Lunaudicre; uqd on the toutkpcast by Agency and Brokerage Office.THE 3ub»criher informa \u2018us Friends and the Public, 'hit having establiihed himself in Montreal, as a General Agent, Commission Merchant% and Broker, he purpose* to confine himself exclusively to these branches ofbtisnes», Hia office and stores on ihe premise* of Pierre Berthelet» E*<).St, Fftryiu Xavifr itrfff# near the old maiket, sitoated in the centre of busine?* aftjrd him every facility In serving bis friends.And he* hope» bv the most studious atteotion to the interest of thorn who may employ him, to merit a >h«re of tha public favor.\tJOSEPH CARMEL.Montreal, loth Aug.1816.\t' \u201e FOR SALE\u201449 Puncheons Leeward Island RUM just arrived which will be low if taken from the Wharf.JOHN JONES, Junr.ft Co.Quebec, 31st Oct.1816.3Q 8t.|»eier Street CAMPBELL Sc CHAPMAN liava receive^ by the late arrivals a few Ca»kv of Alloa Ale, and Lmdon Brown Stout in Casks of j ft 5 dozen*.Quebec, qrh October, 181 ç.FOR SALE, *5*000 mer.Pine Bo-Jrds, 8,000 do.Kamotira .ka Boards 6,000 ad quality «f in.la feet Plank, 10,000 feet ad quality 3 and 4 in.O.k Plank, fron» aoa 50 feet long\u2014by \u201e ,\t.\tTHOs.LEE, jun.Quebec, 4th Sent.1*15.EVRMNG SCHOOL.MR THOM respectfully n iffies ms in c< «on to rr-»u«* e in* Evening School, on MONDAY tMe iu.am.H\"* instruction» wi|i be directed 10 th* fuHow tn^ subjei '* s nrme\u2019v, Wuitino, English Gsam.war, rtaiTHManc, Book urtriNc, sud Nav.ca.TION .ti'e«it anention will be paid to tho<» Young Gm'lc.mm, who, h>ving been laught Arithmetic eit *r *\u2022 d anl intervals of lime, or by different mtiuctcrs, ur .1, t * 7 Vv-',\u2014 \u2014\t.e.m î,,, rule ! atiliqUAed meih ids, would wish in revise thM trn.:.*r« bi-rt cl d\u2019aifire f ui\tréPre»*\u2018\"t\u2018n' ' Quim-1 t*m manch of Education.Th- exerc se.will he *crom* mICJLmA'u .,k , h\u201c*\u201cmur 9ui «éfire le dit psnied with pUin.nd a.mpl.d-m, ns ration, r,i ,,f \"\tlL^i4r»>^nd sd.pted, as much \u201e posdb.c.t .the lu* ne s .'lihè i-devur.t ii.wiles c: 1 ai 3 Çonniicg H* use,\t._ l^o much utility in metcamde comru at These C> nn ictjons, slm, which are w ill be rea, a deux étages, dessus cm strulle, 1\u201d .Ïà dr,!'*\t-I8* Kof\"ndr1*r ril'dit '\ttr.dnuvely ex dr ae'd and ' incuTcMeiir-'Eaiïy 9a.iTn r **\troiiRiruiiCo \u2022\tofntial imponpn «% t» farnenly iiq ics d ««« «0.Uu Emplacement si» et situe en In dite Haute} 5, Cmièrc Street, qihüci.,8,6»\t*\t1\t^ 1 Wk hévt ht** favored with the following line», which Krre written and publithed iiis comes and tears the child away.\u2019TistlinsthcrviiANT deals with inuustrv.Takes its lirst honey, stifle*then the bee ; \u2022 \u2022Tis thus the In«li»ition\u2018* ruffian power.Blights fair i hi rovemf.nt e'er she comes to flower; Melenlless leaves each orphan branch to pine, \u2022I'hat parent stem which propt each teinter vine.Mow limp, O Spain ! shall this foul vulture\u2019s brood, Prev on thy visai», drink thy dearest blood\u2014 tthalt captive haturk Mruggling on the earth.Thus rew her offspring strangled at their birth ; Her noblest sons depress\u2019d in servile chains, Whilst on the surface nought but scum remains ?Hail! uvreiKR islk, whereraen no longer groan Beneath Uie power which cruel priests enthrone ; Bet where the meanest beggar that can live, Breathes free those thoughts kind Heaven is pleas\u2019d to give.Good subjects there in confidence may rise.Walk fearless forth, securely close their eyes ; Where jlstick ne\u2019er resign\u2019d that hallow id crown.To which all ranks with cheerfulness how down ; U here manly spirit breathe*, uncrush\u2019d by pow\u2019r.Not dracd\u2019o to tortlrk each successive hour *\u2022 Where merit sometimes meets its just rewards.And honest men are more esteem\u2019d than Lord* ; Where INNOCENCK is never doom\u2019d to fate.Of DIUIILK TVR ANN.Y , twilt CHURCH and STATE.But thon, ftlPn victim of ill-omeo\u2019d stars h Keeking and torn with dire intestine wars.Slave on, Iberia, \u2019till tome mighty host.Shall spread Its banners o\u2019er thy barb\u2019rout coast, \u2022Till mitred iufiuence np more shall wield With haughty air, its crosier through the field ; \u2019Till earth burns up, each proud Sierra quakes.And i.inERTY restored to reason, wakes ; \u2022Till mighty justice with avenging rail.Bids virtue live, and surERSTiTio* fall, Slave on, proud Don* Î till (he last trump on high.Proclaims the fun\u2019ral blast of tyranny :\u2014 l\u2019niil tue l«;«uisiTtoN\u2019icnrted lire.Confounded where fur safety to retire.Too gross to blend with bright etherial flame, Minks down to that abyss from whence It came ; \u2019Till those Fanatics^ who are fond of jails, M bo ne\u2019er turn prophets,\u2019till their reason fails, Kelt as\u2019d at tenglh.the bonds of frailty burst.Hear that loud crash toRRTOLO by them at first ; Till Time himself, with oilier n isrox msos, Khali ilrnp at last his unavailing w ings : But one nvv moke, in measured flight revolved, Khali find this world in awful tri tii dissolved.FINIS CORON AT OPUS.* Alluding more particularly to the recent cruelties of the Inquisition in Spain.\t,\t^ * It cannot have left the recolleetion of some of onr readers, that there was a person of this description thrown into prison, in July la-t year, until it could be ascertained, \u2019\u2019.whether lie was nut a f.ilse prophet :* Mr.Editor, A witiet in your nipposes mv uncle Tobv to be a Yankee mountebai k.Now, wirii all due deference to John Bull, 1 rather Miflpect him to be an Kny\u2019hah cockney, who bai travelled ihroueh that vast world the volumei of Sterne.A Yankee mounicbank, sir, is a shrewd and knowing fellow, who took» into, and atudies men and thing* \u2014\u2014 than book* ; he would never be so »oft a* -id sending in search of a town clock, in a 36 the world where the genius of fro« benumbe every course by the judge, thaiMhe judge by the sherir.thing on which he lav* his icy finger.He would -Tocompliment our 'henffi on th ir integrity tend yet know that not only the wheels of hi* wit, bill all!to «appose them to be li ble to be warped in the other wheel*, reouire greasing, either with oil or exeewion ot iheir duty, is in my mind, somewhat grosser matter, which when frozen, mutt nocewa* paradoxical.With *o many laptiou* Arguies a* rily clog them and arrest their courte.\u2014loin lawyer», lominually on the walchy it appears Thi* he would know happen* to both clocks aiuhto me Kdicely po*sil for any irr-gul*ritv to tsktt watchr», iu house*, when exposed to the cold.\u2014place in rise proceedings of the *heiifr, wuliout de- Notwithstanding, however, that thi* ought to have bern known, *nd have prevented it here, the ex-peiimem ha* been tried in more than one situation.The chuich of Notre Dame wa* one.The ie»i»lt was what should tecrion ind expoaure.To recur ro onr juries.It i»a poor compliment' to the society to suppose town ones more bable to-be biassed than such a* might be formed from the was wnat miouio have been foreseen.My uncle';conniry.As far \u2022* my observation* have extended Toby then, and all oihen who talk about, or sug-;on jurie*.where any leaning could be \u2022uppo'-ed.it ge»t tlie necessity ef a town clock, may perhaps, be;has been » rther against the opiotua ot the benca> considered si *o in*ny puny Alexander», if not in!than toward* i-.\t.\t.\t« the blacksmith\u2019s, in the cloekm 'ker\u2019» shop.\t! A* the hardship of bunging the inhabitants of A* to my uncle Toby\u2019s aviatant, Merryman, the]the difttrent |i*nshe .from iheeouotiy, to serve ow inveuiorot the wondrous leap, l can give your! juries, will scarcely be disputed, however rentcioua correspondent aome better account of him.He some individuals may be of what they termright*, maintain» hi* ground.He is a kind of Proteus.who it appears 10 me that a legal remedy might be found occs.-ionslly take* all shape* } but bis principal to rounteracl the present suppo-ed requirement of ch»r»cier is that of a particular teQiijs-playcr, who[thken froin ,jie\tat Urge, in the man- hctable effusion* ot the gin inspired nymph» of nei j, agserted ,h»i the law requires, Meo wlto the fish-seemed banks of theiiih-fretgbted Thames, (to give you a little poetical ptose) the only eflfrct of whose abuse is merriment.If the brain ot Mr.Editor were of a texture one remove from that of a driveller, he would not ner it is asserted that the law requires, Meo wlto appear so apprehensive ot an individual bem^ now and then oppressed by undue infitience from tho Bench, surely can have no objection to relieve thousands who are at liable to the oppression of the - \u2019Cidovc rroKi ((¦\u2022( U.\u2014 ajnds who are at liable to the oppression ot the .\t- onl1V h»ve better under-Uw\tnfo|Ced j iây ofpres*ion^ be- Stood what I advanced in my lut, but weuld have !|e no eijding of lhe pin, by means of the vsord seen the absurdity of his proposition* What r\t\u201c\t.0\t-«\u2014\t1- t C \u2014 1% a - \u2014 AM right, ean change the real nature of the case, i observe that a.Bill ha* been bought inro the House ot Assembly tor iheestabli.'bmeolof a hou^e of Industry in Montreal If it be meant as a poor-bouse for keeping paupers out of the street, it may be very well.Of what- may be expected from U as a House of tadusiry» some idea my be formed from the returns of the Montreal House of Correction.To say more would be aupetfi iona.PUBLICU3*.rn V 11 ms rn VOMI\tWB\tI* ¦ \u2014 |T W\t- * \u2014 » \u2022 would he have a magistrate and a judge to fill the ministerial dmies of sheriff! 1 said, and^ 1 repeat, that tbe officer in England doing the minUtemlduty similar to that done by the sheriff in thiscoun.try, is the uader-sherift; a dependant character, like the sheriffs of this province ; and that the sheriffs, his superiors, are magistrates.To complain then of its being an evil, because the sheriff of this country is not such an officer as i magistrate in England, it amatk of ignorance, or imbeeility, or rather both.Were it not both, my last obsetva*\t.tion* would have been better understood.\tMr.Editor, 1 would ft>k this very discerning writer, if, sup-\t\"vcr 3 of °\tl?* poaing thi.town to b.inco.pot.t.d , .d that in «\"h l'\" \u201c'\u201c\"'\"e,'\u2019'';'' \u2018'\u2019f ' th.corpot.tion there should be .ch\t.1\t\" \"\"V h.b^n pubh.hKl, ».lj.m my hu«b .h«,#., h.conci,» that lliM.hcilftt would bcpm.on, .dm., of b.mg aga.mi.ud.d upon .he 111.minm.fi.! offic.,.ol ilm cm.a of jus,ice , 0.\u2022»«»'\u2022»« ,»'<\u2022>' \u20191*\u201c if stippoiing .ch an officer .a .he high .heiff, o.dr«s.d.1 do not m.an .o m.lnoatc .h.l ihry, .1 VIC K COUCS of couini.' in England, wc.0 prf.P'.*'\"'.d.par.mme ».dc.y f.om ibeao »hoIcwm.a;-.;-.ui.\tk.\trules than in former day* t bur it may lend to pre- ^\t\u2014 - \u2014\t-\u2014v - i side over a district ot ibis province, he inisginrs that hr would do the ministerial drudgery ot tbd courts ?The sheriffs, I once more repeat, are magistrates to whom the ministerial officer ot justice is subordinate.I am under the necessity of repealing, because it requires much enforcement to drive a meaning into shallow brains.If it cat be made ippearihul the under-sheriff in England is an independent character, then might it be deemed an evil thrt the sheriffs of this Province are not e* qually «o.The error lies in dragging indépendant characters, who do not do the duty, into the ques-t on.If ibe dépendance of the officer doing the duty be an evil, it is not peculiar to this country ; i: is conformable to the English system, with which the comparvon has been made, though under eiro* \u2022iCMia irkr(rvs\u2019vn*,That dépendance,however,is by no \u201c\u2019-T .^{yble with rectitude ot conduct.The «any, and the shetifi' his duty ; the Bure to be turned out of his straight ; fellow, ^CMiairU^\u2019v *« morA '' to thioO / v part\t*u * V «V ¦ \u2022 \u2022 g\t/ \u2014 _ \u2014 rules than in former days* bur it may lend to preserve from deviation those wbo already purru; the path here laid down ; and should it comiibu e ro.b.ing any imothat path, it will gratify the wuh of A Subscriber.FIVE MINUTES\u2019 ADVICE TO YOUNG TRADESMEN.WHATEVER your trade be, never be ashamed of ir.Do not disdain to keep company with people of your own class\u2014-but rather court their acquaintance.The conversation of men ot trade brings trade.'Meo first talk then deal together.Without diligence and application no trade can be successful! or honourably earned on.Never trade beyond your stock, or give or take too large credit.Better let slip a bargain now and then, raiher than buy a greater quantity of goods than you can pay for. 37 SFioufd your affairs jjo wrong in spile of all cere *nd diligence, break in Imie.If you C4n pay ten shillings, do not affect (o lemain whole until you cannot pay ten pence.The emeliy of rreditora is always in proportion to the djihonesty ot debtors.A well sorted amt well chosen ouantity of goods it preferable 10 a «hop entirely filled with, an i«-menae quamiiy.The retail tradesmetr, and tradesmen in general must lay in a very great stork of patience\u2014ihey must conquer their pass'oiir, and endeavour to weather t he sio* m of impertinence Prolusion of enpence, living like your neighbour» and mimicking the manners of high life, are paths which lead directly to the Gazette.Beware < f being security for any sum which you cannot pay without injuriug your business, or credit.If you marry, let it be one who is not above being the wife of a tradesman, In general avoid partnerships, at alt limes avoid them, if you are not perfectly acquainted with the temper, disposition, and character of your partnei.Be firm and determined in your prices ; fix a moderate price, but never depart from it Talk to your customers like a man of sense and business, and not like a mountebank.In a word be strictly honest, «arduously diligent and frugal.\u2014Never break yout word or shuffle, but teach your brother tradesmen and the whole wotld, that you ate a person iu every possible case to be depended on.¦\tt ¦ FROM A LONDON PAPER.The view which lord Castlereagh has given of the present commercial state of the world, in time of Eeace, will, no doubt, be read with peculiarintereit y the patrons of this paper.The account of the dinner at which this gentleman'delivered his speech,, we copy from the Liverpool Mercury of the i6Uv Nov.PUBLIC DINNER TO LORD CASTLEREAGH; Ksq.lately Capt.in the ad battalion of E Ilf.was thrown out of hit «.sriole in Croating over the river to Lsprairie, by which his ikull was fractured and that, after undergoing the operaton of trepanning,, he expired, on the 85th, leaving a^ife and family to lament his (ate\u2014gaz* yet opened, a langour and painful interval of torpor has succeeded\u2014we arc now suffering under this exha union.Tin habits and minds of men are not yet turned ru, nor other count) ies prepared'(or that peaceful commerce upon w hich permanent pros, petity depends, but whit h every enlightened mer.chant must expect to return, and which we already see dawning upon these countries.But while we ate under this temporary depression, we should not consider so much what we are, as what we should have been, had any single di>s«ter befallen us that could have put us in the lean degree under ths power ot the tyrant of the wo Id ; for I s ate it as{wact of the necessaries of life, fac, (hat from the small state of Prussia, wuh led observe, that these are Bread than haif our popula'ion, was drained the enormous sum of fifty millions during the short pciiod'ot Tout yeats while it remained under Fiench domination.Gentlemen it is no longer a problem, or aspecu.DISTRESS OP THE LOWE I GLASS' OP PEOPLt.It has been ascertained, by Gentlemen ot the first respectability who have taken much pains to inquire,, that there are not less then »5oo persons in the suburbs of this city reduced to actual distress from It is onnece»»ary to and Fue1, both of which are ar a price beyond* the reach of hundieds of families, whose delicacy forbids them making known tlieir urgent wants.The distressing scenes 0 many families are truly heait-rending.To.il- lation for curious men, what were the designs of leviate those dreadful sufferrings,.we rejuice to the Ruler of the Fiench, the enemy of liberty, and 1 may say the enemy ot mankind.1 sav it is no long-i-r conjecture what hi» view» were wiih.re*teel 10 us ) lie has not ilioughi 11 worth while to couccjI them, but has declared in hi» prisent retreat, that in war or in peace, or rather the -hon truces he might permit u» to enjoy, that although £u>ope might be at his feet, be considered he had accomplished no* thing while Great Britain remained an independent nation \u2014I call upon y ou, therefore, to compare your commercial situation* and tesource* as they ate with whttt they might, and most inevitably would state, that J-P Leprohon and Hknr r NI'K.rn' zir, Esqmre», me about collecting voluntary subscriptions.It is hoped that the citizens of Montreal will give renewed proofs of their humanity 4ml liberality, by subscribing, such sums as their.pective situations may admit ;.for never weie the cravings of indigence more acute, nor immediate relief mote requited.\u2014c a z.Custom Housn Prize.On Saturday the 11th inst.between Itle.ati'x Noi-e and St.Johns, the Custom House Officers seiz< d have been, had the Prince and his Government »even hhds.of leaf tobaco, with seven fleightautL stooped'to any other measuies but such us have horses.\u2014uzkald, been adopted.Alter a variety of other toasts, the Marquis of Donegal! gave,*4 Lotd Liverpool, and the Prince Regent\u2019s,Minister.s\u201d In reuttning thanks, Loid Cast* laeagh, again adverted to the state of the country.He said that it should not be forgotten that it the close of the American war,.when our di&treises weie equal, if not luore severe, our resources weie barely suficieut to pay the interest ot the national PROVINCIAL PARLIAMENT OF LOfTER-CANADJ.HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY, January\u20141817.Wednesday, 39.\u2014A bill to-regulate the ML j , -\t.\t¦ -\t.\tHtia of this Province, w.»s according id'Older,.pre.i'l'J\u2019Z'!'!\t«rued «0 the House, read a ft,.ti.Se, and ordied, to he read a second time on Monday next.A petition ftotn the honorable John Mure,, on»- assert, that we had not only sufficient «0 discharge the On the noth tilt, lotd Casdereagh was enter-'interest, but we had also ar.overplu», which, it tained at the Exchange Rooms Belfast, by the not adequate lo the expenses of our peace establiah* f\tf \u2022\t, __,i\t.u\u2019 s, n, biHg.MM, and prineip.l iiihabii.nu of; intnt, «oold uill be found to .moum w moreih.o °! o'u,'™ Belfu.nd it.icioity.At tit.centre t.M\u201e the the colite of o.r re.etttte ,t tbe do,e of the A îî\t-nî due o?marquis of Donegall presided, having lord Castlereagh ! mericaa war.It should also be remembered, he pay,et * rdbt 1 1 due 0 ,hc sal \u2018\u201cIding,.on hit right hand, the marquis of Londonderry on said, that then we had a heavy debt without any his left.After the removal of the cloth, the noble positive means to discharge it, while now.we have president drank the usual loyal toasts} aftei which > large sinking fund solely applicable to ila liquida-the health of lotd Castlereagh was proposed byj tion.His Lordship then enlarged on the high esli.loid Donegal)* who slated hit inability to do justice raaiion in which we now aie held bjievery power to the talents and setvices of the noble guest» Jin Europe, and concluded by expressing bis coovtc.44 Loi d Viscount Csstlereagh, the statesman, who, 1 ion, that our embarra sments would prove only of a by the vigour of hi» measures, and the wisdom of temporary natuteu and that we shou.d soon rise io7o'u\u201e*.si:,r.;LdThë^du^^^\t10,b'\"owi,\"ss<° able i,».fee *»\t««vouuiry.\tHouse, andrefrrted to a special comimitae.payment of «.debt still due on the said building^, was receired and referred to a special committee.The committee on the bill for the.maintenance of good order on Sundays and Holidays, reported the same, without any amendment ;; and tlte said* bill wa» ordered to be referred to.a commiuee of the whole House on Saturday next.A petition of Pierre Vincent M-tlbooe, and' Am-totnc Coibten of the county of Warwick, praying; nse for a remuneration in.consequence of certain scow* termination an honorable peace.Lord.Castleteagh in returning thanks for the honor thus confered on him, observed, that in the letter year* of the long and arduous contest with France, ministets merely followed the imt>ulte of MONTREAL, Feby.1st, iSly* On Thnrsday last the inhabitants of this city, met at the Cout-Hous': agreeable to a notice from the public spirit of the nation, and the government the Magistrates ieqae*tiug the same, to take into and the people, acting with one spirit and one voice,'consideration the s'ate of.the poor of Montreal.\u2014 became irresistible.Then adverting to the present The meeting though not very numerous was respact distressed Mite of the country, be said, 441 .cannot able.A committee otjen gemlemeo wa* appointed, fotRCt, embarrassment nation, and that, although the war be closed, the blessings of peace have not letiuned without alloy CoimT^ce has been fotced into new channels ; it bis been flowing for so years in the ttack of war ; is it the nature ot war,and it seemsa provision of providence that gives new and unusual activity to certain bran, ches of trade, which grow only and are dependent on warlike operations ; and in cases like ouis where the public exertions were great in duration and in magnitude, this, kind of warfaring commerce had ( A petition of divers merchants and others-of the-city of Quebec, praying to be incorporated, tor the puruose of insuring property against acciden »\u2022 by fire, was presented to the House, and referred to the committee, on the like petitirJhUront the: merchants and inhabitants of th« city of Montreal.A petition of Henry Blondhotn, late adi'itunli of: the filth battalion ot the incorporated M.litia, praying tor a provision, on account of his past set vices,, and his destitute situation, was presented and referred to aspccial committee*.The oidcr ot tlte day (or taking imo considéra* \u2022 ion the Table of Fees in the different couru of this.House, was postponed till Friday next.^< The Hou>e in committee on the message ot' w**' Excellency the Governor in Cbret, telaiing^V Vaccine Institution, passed a resolution \u2018u.* done be tore Tuesday at leo o\u2019clock, w hen the com- »\"g further document s from hi.K*«llency being reported to the House and.agteed to,.It die*s to hi* Excellency, was voted ocrosd nglv, an t u mjmc oi me voiiniiyi oc iaiO| i «cdnoot aoic».cuiiiiumecui gciiiicuiCTj in the midst of this exultation, that great jamong wltiih was a Clergyman of the Roman Ca- ssment and difficulties are hanging over this thohe Church, and the Clergymen of the dift>rent protestant donominaiions, to take such me.ismes as they mighl deem proper for relieving the distresses of'the poor.The Committee's first business is to ascertain the number and situation of the suffering poor and in tlte meantime to obtain subscriptions of money, cloathing or necessattes.This is expected tube mittce is agaiu to meet.acquired a propoitional influence, and having sud [' It is with pain we have to mention, Hiat on tne comu dtrnly ceased, and tbaancient chaancls ol trade aot'Thuiaday evening,the *3^ \u2018\u201c*1 MichelCukot^ob/ next.the contittiilee obtained leave to sit agsut ou Ft 88 The Route in committee on the mem^e of hit Exc'-li'-ncv reWti'it! to repairs 10 »h«- B^hop\u2019» i>a lace, ordered by*he clerk of t*>e H came to several retolK| %rt, tahich were vrrdffed to be re porred to the House on Friday next* The House in committee to consider what tutn of money n it expedient to jrant fo< «he relief of insane persona, and the «upt desired the concurrence of the Assembly ; and «he \u2018\t° m - Gra\"d J,\u201dy of Three Rivers t'tisli prints we may venture tossy, that if they sre \u2014.¦ \u2022 ,h tre of the whole House on Tuesday next\tI\tOJJ *he contrary, gall is perpe- He also delivered .nother .oe.ssge from His Excellency;t,u,ly o,s,'ll,°g «««\u201cf G.Britam, f*om the Ameri.Uting to the roadi of communication with the town.can P,e'*e,\u2022 I he truth is th^t the States have wa« read a second time and r eferred to ft special commif*r*e.The order of «hs day for *h* House in committee \u2022*;> H» Kxcelle.tcv\u2019a Message relating ro the Vacciiit-Imlittnion was postponed till Monday next.Th House tn committer* <0 consider the expe dit-ncy of continuing the D ties under the Act of rh?ft^rh cap.3 came to a resolution, which wss ordered to be reported to the House lo>mortow.The House in committee to c< nnider the tables of fees in the Provincial Court of Anneals, and tnthe Court* of Kuig\u2019* Bench in the different Districts of tins Province, resolved thit it is exped'ent to esta.!>li*h a Table of fees for the officers of the Cour s of Civil and criminal Jur isdiction within thisPio-»»oce ; which being reported and agree J to by the House were referred 10 a special committee.Saturd\\t, JVb I.\u2014An address was voted to Hu Excellency the Sovetnor, prsviog him to ls.«us his w»r* rani for the amount of the ex fences incurred for the re.pairs done to t«*e Bhhop'a palace.d'tchtrge his bite a?ainu the buhairk,** he sneèr-m,-! r.al's G.Bri* un.The I'-u-h is that that <*d:'or waa hao v î-j fi d any u! f.>r > r>fving G.B'traio, W\u2019ich he is omuanily hi the halvt of doing, whe her oceiiLo pro ents r*r no .A more scuni oils p.-ner l!«\u2019ao In , against Old England, in w-ir or peace, the American vress docs not spawn.This is ¦ lying not a little} bur it u no more than ?he truth.Our shod paragr ovinre delivered - -, - ,\t.\t.\t- .\t-, at the Bar sundry papers relating to the Vaccine In J Tl,c Hou>e '?Coromi tee pss.ed the B It for the mstn.\"4,,OB und«r hfVren, » gf«»« part mmites of the atitution.pursuant to the Address of the House lo'\u2022\">»\"« «>U«®d order on Sundays and Holidays, in ihe.f^M** «n have «her mind, chastened and regulated, His Psrelletuv lhe Governor in OiUf.an^\tPjri,he** wlth ,ever\u2022, \u2022,Bendment*r wh'ch were uwt compact and orderly societies f itianotinthe ,.1\u201d^ CIS.Jdïz Z to'ihatiubjecf0 ExCeUency * mei,J8e\tcor pome diver.Meeli.nie.under the name of the Friend jn.it.That civilization and even refinement are no' Th, Director of >h.Army Bill OrRc, drü.rrrd\t^\t*\" ^\t\u2019Z,'?**,'?£\t11\t\u2022>.at the B«r divers accoanta, stating the amount of\tThe Hoose io Committee went through the Bill to «<>1,1,.4 ^,1, .,0lî* \u2022 1 ®n *he other hand, Atmy B.lls in circulation from the afith Feb.1816\t,al>,\u2018fch a Hou*e lndus,ryin lhe Guy of Mon real, made1' r 1 mucb birbarijm is not to be dented.This to the ftyrh January, i8t7, inclusive: and the said \u2022«''r'31 ,mend,n^n,\u2022 ,he,«l° wbiih wer* ordered to be, Jn;'y1n?t ,1cn|ne !n ,,seV 11'5 ,ruf » out it ii a soil \u2022ccoiims were ordered to lay on the table.\tirepor cd on Monday next\t|,cr,,,1e ,nI>al1 ,h*« '» r*n* aad doxious.If Londoo A Bill to establish a Bank to this Province wa\tThe H\u2019usc in Committee psssed (he Bill Tor the loan.P1'0?16* Bonny Bay, the inhabitants of that colony presented to the House, lead for the first ume and\t,Wh.h''w\"d 0\u2018h^\"kT'y *\"in* wMch beingre.) would, to a man, could they make their escape, seek otdeted to be read a second time on Wedneaday next Por\u2018fd'® *he House.\u2018h« h'*l was ordered to be engro* «ndfind a shelter to the U.States.It.* the refuge \u201e\t.\t,\t,\t.\t,\t.\ttot all such characters who can find their way thi.The House than resolved to consider in a Com.The comrmuee to whom wss referred His Excellrncy\u2019i ther.Is it then to be denied that crimes increase nitlee of the whole, on Monday next, the wavs and;\trel*t'°8 «0 tl«e country parish», reported their! in smh a country p means for establishing a Wa»ch in the City cf'®f,in*?n °\" the fetfer,td î a,'d ,he J,Por\u2018 w<\u2022,, Mr.Southwick has done ns th-honor to Ireaf us Qacbec M Mon,.l ,nd ,o l,sl\u201e ,l\u201e .id CUic.,,\ta, tl«\tW, h.pé J,e ioe\" \u2022nd to\tAmount to defray the expencea\t|nt theSobicribeis\u2019Rnnm 1 AOenerul akiortincnt of Dry Good* ronyistwg in Superfine tine and common Cloth*, Caitimeim, Flauneir, B> m, Blankets, lloie, Shoe*, Boota, Ac.Ac.A180, 5 hamper* Engliih Cheeie, 4 boxes Soap, a few excellent Hams, 10 reamg tvrappg.Psper, , a tacksmild and Burionalr, a few American Cheese, with a great variety of other article*.EDMUND A.IRELAND.Auct.A Brok.Quebec, 4th Feb.1817.WITHOUT RESERVE, on THURSDAY, the «Oih instant, and following dnya, ut ONE o'clock rnrti day, for the purpose of liquidating >1 Part mm kip Coniern, the whole stork in tra j-' of the murine atore, ut the premises No.18, Rue sou* le fort, CoNkta rtNC in a large nnd well rhosen u<*orlment of ship rhantilery, cordage, canvas, ant hurt, pitch and tnr 1 together with a quaolity of crockery, well u.duptrd to the market\u2014aUn, groceries and liquors, iu.eluding bottled port ofehoire quality, best Loudon por* ter, and Staffordshire ale.MELVIN A BELANGER, Quebec, Sd Feb.1817.\tAuct's A Hr*.Any perion* having claims on the above marine store, are desired to send in their account* for seulement, nnd lltot-e indebted to make payment on nr before the 1510 I March next, when all necount* unpaid will be put into TO*MORHOW EVENING, the jth inmini, at half the hand* ofun Hitoruey.part SIX o\u2019clock, at the Subscriber*'Room :\tI\tUne d.-s Carrières No.2.\t.I\tJ.I) HAMILTON \u2019sorlmcnt of Jewellery, Plated »nd gilt Goods,! *- Ac.Ac.Ac.EDMUND A.IRELAND, Seront vendus, Auct.A Bn k.Quebec, 41b Feb.t8!7.Some resurrection men, as they arc called, who Without Reserve, on THURSDAY, the 6 h February, supply singeons with skdetonr, &c.have lately been over to Wateiloo, on a speculation.Tluir object was to collect and import into England, a lar^e cargo of teeth.\"Jonathan Russbll, and R ichakd Rush, Esq.are said to be candidate* for the Secretaryship of the Home Department.On the 41b March ih?re will be a general change of Mmiateia, at they \u2022ay in England.*\u2019 Letters fiom our squadron in the Mediterranean speak of the probility of the recom bencement of the blockade of Algeira by the Ametican squadion.PERPETUAL MOTION.A French mechanic at Neufchatel, named next, pre isely at ONE o\u2019clock, in the cellar» of PITER R REHAUT, esq ou his wharf\u2014the folio wiugi goods, to close accounts sales, viz, hiwi?I very old L M.MadeiraT 1\t5\tIWHO-C\tlWINE.2\tdo.\tSicilian I I do.nnd 1 ullage Fayil\tJ 3\thhds.claret, 10 caves, Odoz.each, superior old claret, 5 do.\tvio de grave, 3 kegs anchovies, 21 jars of olives, 32 boxes fresh muscatel raisiar, 8 casks cod oil, A few puns.Jamaica spirits.20 chns.Newcastle coals, I hawser, 6 inches, and n few coils nsvorted patent Mailnardet, it said to have discovered the perpetuum mobile ; it consuls of a wheel, on the petipfiire of which are small pipes half filled with quicKsilver, ; rope.By\tQUIKOUfeT, CHlNlCACo, which, at the top, have a centrifugal direction, and! Quebec, 31st Jan, 1817.» by a simple contrivance receive below an opposite'.- impulse.He ahewa the mach.nc pi.bltcly.and 0n THURS0AY nfJtt> lhe 6th jniul)t, tl ONE o\u2019clock \\f intends to aubnait the solution ot this dimtuUi ,1,, .\u201ek\u2014Ai,«-r.«n\t\u2022 (woblem to a farther examinaiion at Parts.T he, simpl city of the construction occasions a favourable opinion of the thing.AN EXPERIMENT.The following waa handed to us yesterday by Copt.Richard Coulson, late commander of the ship Port Royal, and we give it publicity with pleasure, being \u2022 circumstance thtt, w e ate certain, will be deemed interesting to most of our readets : \" This bottle was thrown overboaid from the ¦t the subscribers\u2019 Auction Room : 6 puncheons Jamaica Spin s, 6 do.Irish Whiskey, so krg* best Durham Mu-tsrd, >0 cases 1 doz.each sweet Oil, *0 hampers English Cheese.So half birrel* Pilot Bread, 10 barrels Herrings.10 bags cut Nail*, 3 bsgs Pepper, 10 boxes Stsrth, '\tAFTER WHICH, A general assortment of Dry Goods consiiting of Cloth», Cssimeies, Fiaoaels» Flushings, Calicoe, Quebec, q'h February, 1817.Auct.A Brok, William Manning, ot London, in let.35,N.\tDimity, Ac.Ac.snd a great vsrieiy of <>ihrr artielr*.I4 83.W.on September 91b, IS10.\t|\tWHITE A LANGUEDOC, ; (Sign'd) \u2022 * Ihomas Huskisson \" This is intended to ascertain the cuuent ; whoever picks imp istequested to acknowledge it by publication \u201d Captain.CouLoo picked op the bottle in the pieaent month, on the southeast point uf Hmeage.[Charleston paper\"] TO BE LET, For the ensuing season, and possession given as soon as required : ALarck GARDEN, outside of S'.Louis gate.For further particulars, spply to J.LANE, jun» Quebec, 30th Jan.1817.On SATURDAY neat.Hie8th instant, at ONE o\u2019clock at Mr- CHAULES SMITH\u2019S store, outside Hope Gate : A VARIETY of articles, belonging!» Government, among which are bushel and ca-t iron, coals, axes, glass, candles, sheeting, nails, canvas, sheet iron, camp equipage, greatcoats, sheets, blankets, ttvme, .lu,,.%,£\u2022, ,AM BlIBS8 King\u2019s Auctioneer.Quebec, 1st Feb.1817.\t8 THE subscribers to the FEMALE BENEVO LENT SOCIETY, are requested to pay their srreats to Messrs.R.& A* Hadoan, who Jtave accepted the office of seceiving the same.MaaCT.M'GLAbCHLIN, &C.29th Jan.1817* On WEDNESDAY, the I2lh Inst, at ONE o\u2019clock, on the Queen's wharf t\t_ A Quantity of Purveyor\u2019s stores, belonging to Go vernmrot, comprising blankets, eaverbds.iheets, bolster cases, palliasses, iron, pew ter and wooden ware, linen shins, flannel gowns, waistcoats, caps and lrow<-sers, tents, cot bedsteads, and seversi other nrtieles.*\twilliam burns* Quebec, N Feb, 1817.King's Auctioneer b PAR ENCAN, sins reserve, JEUDI le fune.de Février pioebain dans les cuves de PETER BRK-H AUT, Err.sur sou quai, les marchandises »ui.vantes peur clore des compter,* savoir là piprs > de tré< vieux vio de Ma.3 barriques y dère M.L.2 pipes\tTeueriffe, 2\tdo.\tSicilian, I do.&\tI ouillage\tFsyul, 3\tbarriques Bourdesux, 16 caisses de vieux do.supérieure, 6 doua chaque, 6 do.vin de Grave, 3 barils d'anchois, 21 cruche* d\u2019olives, 32 caisses de raisins Muscatel, frais, 8 barriques d\u2019huile de morue, Quelque tonnes d'esprit de la Jamaïque, 20 rhaudror* de charbon de terre de Newcastle, I hausière de 0 pouces et quelques rouleaux ducor* Juge assorti k patente.L'mtcan commencera b UNE heure précise, par QUI ROUET, CHIN IC A Cu.Québec, SI Janvier, 1817.AMERICAN BUTTER, JUST r«xeiv«d and for Si|e by W ROBINSON, No.13, 8t.Anne Street, tooo pounds excellent BUTTER, 10 Rolls andTionets; Quebec, agth [»ny.*817.\t * A quantity of Brick for saie at William Henry.60,000 well burnt brick, with liberty to the purchsucr ocull them from a parcel of between ninety end a hundred thousand lying convenient for irtiniportttion no he bank of the Richlieu, the whole in gnodOrder, and «II entire Bricks.Enquire of the Primer.Feb.i»t i8t7.\t» WANTED, Engti»h mamservant, or a boy.Apply at this OlHer, Quebec.Is* Kch.1817.\t.\t\u2022*> A\" For sale ok to Let.___ The House and Premises in f?t.George Street, at present occupied hy the Subscriber, Wm.SHEPPARD.Quebec, 3d Feb.1817.\tu To be sold or let, and possession iiiP given 1st May next\u2014 THAT large and pleasantly situated HOUSE on the road leading to Dorchester Bridge,together with coach house, stables, large garden.Ac.Application to be made to\tJOSIAS WURTKLE.4th Fehronrv.1817.\t0 ?»\tFOR SALE, HTHE houae «tnd premuq-.No, 3, Barrs* * J.atcect.The said Loitee ts well kn-.-wn» from its advantageous situation,to be well worth the notice of retailers in liquors.Halt ot the money Misy rems'n at interest, on applicaiioo to the pio-p-tetor, on the » letmtc*.> Qutbcr, Jan, z&h, 1U17, 40 > London P wder, J '*\t> onK» I kay,\t) TEAS; WILLIAM TORHANCE & Co.» Ifavr for Suie b' lh<\u2018ir Wliolewile dt Retuil tiiorci, No.S, Moire Danx* 8ir**rt « 50 iiuncheon» «iioag well tluvored Jamaica Spirits, 10\tdo,\t(\u2022reauda,\tdo, 15\tdo.\tA lioasheads Shrub, 10\tdo.\tPeppermint, 5\tpipes Holland* Gin, Ileal Cogn>HC |{>Hnt« suitable tor families.60 boxes fresh maoufartared chocolate, 100 firkins \u2022est Co«k pickled butter, 50 do, Knmourasku do.600 minois boiling peas.40 tsurri'ls prime m< »s p«»rk, 50 barrels and 20 hulfbarreliof Upper Canada prime beef, 4000 min ts Liverpool salt, 1000 St.Uhe's do.SOU chau Id mas grate coal.ALSO, 200 casks of best wrought covering, board ease, and shingle nails.Also, a quantity of brads and tacks.50 ions of bolt iron, assorted sizes.A small qunu tily of blistered and German steel, and a few cases uf best sheet iron.ROBT.RICHARDSON Quebec, Tth Jan.1817.\tu j WINES f in Pipes, hoggheadfl, f Quarter Casks 3 dozen.or MR MORR1N, surgeon, Ac.avait* himself of this opportunity of tendering h'S sincere -hanks to his friends and the public in g- ncrjtl,for the very libval support ihat oat experienced during the late firm ot Cockhurn & Morrin, which expired by mutual consent, thi« d»v,»nd will in future be tarried un under the firm of MORRIN # MUSSON, the latter of whom intends devoting his time solely to the chvmical and drus branch of the business, and who flatters himtelf after ten yea?s experience in London, and some uf the principal Iowa* in England, to give entire satisfsetion.Mr.Murnn continues to practice in physic, surgery, midwifery, as during the late firm.Messrs.M.& M.have, and intend keeping constantly on hand, a well chosen nnd-select iisiorlment of every article in their line, which they offer for sale on the most moderate term-1, at the r establishments.No.3, Bunde street.Upper Town, and No 3, Notre Dame street, Lower Tow o, the latter of which has been carried on for a number of years, under the direction of Dr.Latterriere, who has resigned his d t il butine** of the Lower Townia their favour,and of whose late customers (bey moil respectfully solicit their favours.Quebec, Jlst Dec.1816.THE SUBSCRIBERS offer for Sale at their tV/N£ and LIQUOR VAULTS^ Sa ttU-au-Matelot Street, Lower-Town, (he following assortment of WINES and SPIRITS Best Port 2d quality do.Superior Madeira \u2014 TetierilFe Hock\tI Claret\t> Wines by the Case or dozen* Chainpain ) Cogniac Brandy \\ Jamaica Spirits f in any quantity not Hollands\tf less than 3gallons* Irish Whiskey j A few Pipes ofgood Spanish Wine, Porter and Ale by the Dozen.As it is intended that the above Establishment shall be carried on exclusive of any other branch of business and the strictest attention paid to the selection and management of their Wines, they trust that those who favor them with their orders will not be disappointed in the qualities of their wines, and will find their prices moderate.N.B Regimental Messes in any part of the Province, and Country Dealers served on the most favourable terms.M AQUA Y & HAWKINS.Quebec, 9th Jan.1817.\tu FASHIONABLE M1LLENERY.THE Subscriber has just r«cciv*d from Montres], and is now opening at bn Shop.No.39.next Door 10 Malhiul\u2019s Hotel, Saint Johns Slreat, two Packages of Millinery, aomprixiug a complete assortment of valuable dress Cats, Ostrich Feathers and colored Flowers, fashionable bead dresses, sitiu Turban Capa, crimped Muiltn Frills, Velvet Caps, worked Mutlin Caps, black crape Flowers, satin Flowers, silk and cotton Fringes, «ilk Buttons and Frogs, Sleeve Tapes, Silk and cotton Wattt .Girdles, Chenille and a great variety of other artieles, which will be sold much under the utual rate being to dose consignments.Ladres will therefore find their interest iocalling.ALSO ON SALE, Fashionable dress Coats and Surtouta, Breeches.Wei, lington and Hessian Boots and diets Shoes, with a general aisortmcntof dry Goods which will be sold cheap.And lu close a consignment, 85 dosen listing Shoes at tod.the pair, 30 dozen ditto with soles at a*.E.H.LINDSAY.Quebec, spth January, s8ty.f ES tousti^ve't *'/tant amoci/s.sosti la designation dr THOMAS et MARTIÜNY, prennent la liberté d'informe leur» ami» qu'il» l'attendent, tau» te» jeun, de l.ondre», Liverpool et Leone, à un aisortiment général de inarchandite» tèthet, qu'il» vendioat i leur magatin, Vu.43, iu*.Sdult.au.edaUht, uu ai» i via de eket William Murn», Lcr.rue St.Pitrre.L.A.THOMAS, J.L.UARTIQNY.Québec, 28c« Mai, 1816.Bran FOR SALE, ot the store 00 Mr, Goudic\u2019a wharf, ,St PeterNreet,\u2014\u20143d Decr*\tu ZES soussignés offrent à vendre à tears Voûtes de Vin et de Liqueurs, rue \"I Sau(t-au-Matelot, l'assortiment suivant de vins et de liqueurs Meilleur vin de Port «me.qualité do.\tf En pipea, barriques.Madère d\u2019une qualité siin-ngorT quarts on à la doux.Teneriffe\tditto, Vin de Crave\t1 ditto Bourdenux > Ea caisse ou à la domaine, ditto Chanrpagne ) Eau.de.vie de France ) Esprit de la Jamaïque ( Parquantlié pas moiaa de 3 Genièvre de Hollande f\tGallon».Whiskey de HoMande j Quelques pipes de bon vin d\u2019Espagne, De la grosse bière et de l\u2019aile à lu douzaine.Comme l'intention eat de conduire rétablissement «.dessus à l\u2019exclusion de toute autre espece d\u2019affaires, et de porter la plus grande attention au choix et fila conservation de leurs vins, lisse flattent qte ceux qui voudront bien le* favoriser de leurs ordres, ne seiont point trompés duns les qualités de leurs vins, et trouva rant leurs prix modérés, N.B.Le» Messes de Régiments dan* aucune par lie de la Province, et les mnrchnud» de campagne seront servis aux conditions les plut favorables.MAQUAY A HAWKINS.Québec.Qe.Janvier, Ifcll,\t* K>K SALE,\t' Grenada Rum, Mêlasse*, Coffre, Lime Juica.Apply to\tBENJ.B.WOOD.No.gt, Sault.su Matelot 81.1st Octohe*, 1816.SMc qf ike Tmkruomktku, for the paal wkett al H o*cl»ck, â.m.-20, -81.-15, -10, 6.5.-7.Printed and published for THOMAS CARY, No.6, 8t.Anne street, atthe NEW PRINTING-OFFICE.No.SI, Buadcsirwt* "]
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