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The Quebec mercury
Tout au long du XIXe siècle, le Quebec Mercury soutient les intérêts de la bourgeoisie anglophone conservatrice de Québec. [...]

Le Quebec Mercury est un journal en langue anglaise qui paraît pour la première fois à Québec le 5 janvier 1805. Il est fondé par Thomas Cary, marchand et bibliophile anglophone de Québec. D'abord hebdomadaire, il devient bihebdomadaire en 1816, trihebdomadaire en 1832, puis quotidien en 1863.

Rival du journal francophone Le Canadien, dont il a stimulé la naissance, et pourfendeur de l'ordre traditionnel du Québec francophone, le Quebec Mercury soutient les intérêts de la bourgeoisie anglophone conservatrice de Québec. Le journal appuie les décisions du gouvernement britannique et prend position dans les débats politiques du Canada, ce qui l'amène dans les premières décennies de son existence à s¿opposer régulièrement aux élus du Bas-Canada.

De facture étonnamment moderne, le Quebec Mercury présente les nouvelles locales accompagnées de nouvelles étrangères pigées dans les journaux anglais et américains. Le journal réserve dans ses pages une large place à la publicité.

Thomas Cary fils prend les rênes du journal à la retraite de son père en 1823.

Le ton francophobe des débuts s'adoucira avec les années. Thomas Cary partagera d'ailleurs la propriété du journal avec George-Paschal Desbarats de 1828 à 1848. George Thomas Cary, fils de Thomas, dirigera la publication à partir de 1855.

John Henry Willan, avocat, devient éditorialiste en 1850. Le Quebec Mercury prend alors des positions favorables à l'annexionnisme avec les États-Unis. Willan restera au journal jusqu'en 1862. En août 1862, la famille Cary met le journal en location, ce qui permet à Josiah Blackburn et à George Sheppard de prendre les postes d'éditeur et de rédacteur, dans le but d'appuyer l'homme politique réformiste John Sandfield MacDonald, qui devient premier ministre du Canada-Uni.

Le retour au pouvoir du conservateur John A. MacDonald en mars 1864 entraîne la réapparition de Willan au Quebec Mercury afin d'appuyer le projet de confédération, mais avec moins d'enthousiasme que le Morning Chronicle.

Le tirage du Quebec Mercury atteint 1000 exemplaires en 1870 et 3000 en 1898, année où George Stewart, auteur et critique littéraire, en fait l'acquisition. Le journal était demeuré la propriété de la famille Cary jusqu'en février 1890. L'homme politique libéral Joseph-Israël Tarte, proche de Wilfrid Laurier, achète le Mercury en 1902, mais la surabondance de journaux anglophones à Québec ne permet pas au journal de survivre au-delà d'octobre 1903.

BEAULIEU, André et Jean HAMELIN, La presse québécoise des origines à nos jours, Québec, Presses de l'Université Laval, 1973, vol. I, p. 14-15.

GAUVIN, Daniel, « Cary, Thomas [père] », Dictionnaire biographique du Canada, en ligne.

JONES, Elwood H., « Blackburn, Josiah », Dictionnaire biographique du Canada, en ligne.

LA TERREUR, Marc « Cary, Thomas [fils] », Dictionnaire biographique du Canada, en ligne.

WATERSTON, Elizabeth, « Willan, John Henry », Dictionnaire biographique du Canada, en ligne.

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[" THE QUEBEC MERCURY.VOLUME XIIL] -\t.\t-n-!\u2014J-I-gf1,.'!.1\t-¦.¦'.¦¦l-\u2019S.\u2019l'a MOKEl ET ITUDI4 KT FOPOLOI fit PRJKLIA DICAM___________Hrg.Gcorg.tr.I.¦'j-JL-\t.\ta».J!-.TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 1817.[NUMBER !*\\ LlKUriiNAMT «iOVKHNOft\u2019S OFFICE, York, 19iI» Ferbuahy I8i7.THIS »8 to five notice ihsii TenJers will he received at this Office from surli Person or Person* ns mav he desirous of Contracting to render the whole or an\\ jiart of die Water Communication detween La Chine nod K'Oj;sion.hy the course of (he River Rideau navi gable for'Ba its drawing two feet water and ten feet width.Also for Boats drawing three feet water and twelve feel in wid'h The renders are to specify the number of Locks and the pi* ces at which it is proposed 10 build tn**m t Also the nurrhrr of flood (i lies in each Lock, and the period for completing the work hy the Irish Creek.Tenders will also he received for opening the Com manient ion in the direction of die Rideau Lake, and the Water Communicating from thence to Mod Lake and from thence to Kingston.Tenders sRuiug the Securities for performing ihe Contract will he received till die 30ih of June next inclusive ; nd former particulars may he known by applying w> the surveyor (ienera>\u2019$ Office at York, the Office of die D >puty Quarter Master General lit Quebec, or the -\\«s gt uit Q mrter Master General at Kingston.\u2014VOih fehni-ry 1817.BUREAU UU LIEUTKVANT.GOUVERNr.UR, York, 19 Fkvhier, 1817.AVISe«it donné par le présent, qu\u2019on recevra à ce bureau des propositions de telle personne ou per sonnes qui voudra cm voudront contrarier, pour rendre navigable pour les chaloupes qui tirent deux pieds d\u2019eau1 et ont dix p eds >'6 largeur, toute nu aucune partie de lu communication, nar eau, entre La Chine et Kingston, pnrlecours delà riviere Rideau\u2014unsti pour its chu* loupes qui tirent trois pieds d'eau et ont douze pieds de largeur.Le* offres devront spécifier le nombre d* Ecluses et ces endroits oà l\u2019on propose de les construire ; nns?i le nombre de portes à l'eau dans chaque, et le terme pour Completer l'ouvrage par Irish errrk.On reçevra au**i des propositions pour ouvrir la Cotnrminicgîion dans lu direction du Lac Rideau, et la commuoieatiou par eau de là au Lac à la Vase, et de U à Kingston.On recevra des propoMt'ons, mentionnant les garnns pour l'arromplissement du contrat, jusqu\u2019au 30mc.de Juin prochain inclusivement.Pour plusumplesinforma, ttoos s\u2019adresser au Bureau de l\u2019Arpenteur Génér»! à York, le Bureau du Dcpuié Quartier.Maure Général I Québec, ou de l\u2019aS'istunt Quartier.Muitre Général à Kmgüinn.90me.Février, 1817.FOR SALE BY THE SUBSCRIBERS rjpHIRTY h irrcls ol Upper Canada met* BEEF, two do.do.\tprime rto.Fk.& T.C.OLIVA.Quebec, Mnv 7.\t_ _\t_ FOR SALE, At No.9, Sault.au-Matel it street : TEN cssts of superior old BOC'K\u20143 dor.en each, LIKEWISE, A few barrela of prime men Pork.WILLIAM PHILLIPS.Quebce, in M«y.tSi7.\tu The Quebec Exchange, THIS institution being intended to facilitate the ope ntioni of trade in général in thu province, and extend a* much as poisiblethe channels of information to every individual interested ns well »s to the public at large.The committee take thi* method to inform the public that a part of the Exchange Room will be ap^ro priated to receive the names and adiires* of all artists, schools, manufactories, tradesmen, hotel and tavern keepeis, livery stable keepers, stagecoach office»,iteaui boats and ail rsUhlithments of public utility and conve.nience ihrnighout the two province*, cards printed or written deicripiiveoftlieeil^hlitliments with the day*and usual hours of departure f ir stage and steam boats,* from one place lo another, framed (not to exceed ten incites square including Ihe frame) will be received and hung up in the room at half a guinea per annum for each / *nd such as may not he paid for in all the month of M.y Annually will he considered as discontinued and taken down accordingly.By this mode they consider that the public and proprietors will be mutually benefuted ns all the»e establishments will become at once know n tj ewe.ry stranger coming inio the country by the River St, Lawrence, as well as to (he Inhabitants of Quebec, Quebec, 31st March, 1817.To be Sold, or to Let, lÜï3 THE HOUSE No.19, St.Famille street, to.gefher with the out Houses, garden and other depen.dcncies appertaining to those extensive premises \u2022\u2014in the event of a sale, the terms of payment would he made to suit the conveniency of the purchaser For sale or lease, apply to JAMES IRVINE, 99, St.Louis street.Quebec, 17 March, 1817.\tu TO LET, for ONE or TWO YEARS, A COUNTING.HOUSE, with or without fur.thcr rooms and storage.Enquire at the prenvses, No.I, St.Peter street.Quebec, gut March, 1817.\t1» ,**u\tTo Let, t£i8_P PoMMiion given on the 1st May next.That apacious dweling Hoti e, situated in St.Peter street, well known by the appellation of Old London Coffee House.Quebec, 8th Anril, 1817.\tu CHARLES RIVERS, Most respectfully Informs the Publie, that he Ins choice as-orimen: of valuable Good* rrmainin,j: of his latest impoi tation of the last Fall ; and unit they! are now telling ( previnti* to ihe arrival of his new! Spring Good*) at prices cnp\u2019ii'ullclcdly low for cudi.j Quebec, 4, Palace street, )\ta Ifith March, ISI7.\\ A FOR SA I E, FEW Firkins excellent Teblc BUTTER.ED.M D.A.IRELAND.Quebec, I3tli May.1817,\tti Block and Pump making.HI).UPINGTON, Rint k aiid Pump maker, Vonr Messrs.Irvine, Mnenaught Sc Co.'s wharf, has on hand, an exh ii'ive a-sortment of Blocks, which he otl\u2019eiS for i«alc, on reasonable terms.N.B.Metals or Wood turned on the shortest notice Queher, 17th Mareh, IM7.____________u rHE subscribers offer for Sale 0» the opening of Ihe Navigation.50 000 bushels best quality Wheat, 9.OOO\tdo.\tdtlto\tPease, 6,000\tdo.\tditto\tOats, 9,500\tdo.\tditto\tBarley.The whole of I he above from Ihe borders of the River Chambly, warranted fit for seed.ALSO, 3000 barrels fresh lias Flour, 8000 quintals Biscuit, 5000 quintals Farine Entière at a price hot ex reeding 39».6d.per cwt.\tu 93th April.\tJAMES M'CALLUM, & C« JAMES FITZ Cl BOON, JotNr.R, CaRHVF.T-M A KIR, ANO Uff OBRTAKF.Vt, RlisPECTf'llLLY informs his frie nils 80:1 the pit.blic that he has comtnenerd Busiiie»» at the Turk\u2019s Head, No, 37, St.John's Siicet, where he solicit» a share of ihe publi: favour in his line, Quebec,92 April, 1317.\ta FOR SALE.A QUANTITY of Large COALS, fit for Grates, \"m.Enquire of WILLIAM de JOHN O'HARA, Union Hotel.Quebec, 21st April, 18IT.\t¦ TO LET, And possession given rhe 1st May next, on the subscriber's wharf, No.8, St.Peter «tied : HTVis OFFICES now occupied by Merrs.À C01.T.MAN « Hale, with Cellars.AIsj, 'he Offices occti ie'l in said hutlding hy Mr-srs llüNOuksoN, Bk o ru r U & t'o.v ilh the two up prr ffa s of a »loiC utt »a d wiiarf.For fuithei par* siculats.apply to\tJOHN GOODIE, Ship builder, bu Rock.Q.iebec, 5th April, IBi;.10It SALE, itSsPTHat extensive LOT at the end ol S.NrmiiHo» ilreet, in ihe upper T^wn of thi* City whereon are a Urge well budt DwHIing.House, a good stale, and convenient out.house», all incomplete order and repair, with a Urge Garden in ihe rear.The Loi contains nine thousand two hundred superticUt fret, Fr.nirauire, and is bounded in front by St.Stanhluus «tien, on one lide by St.Helen street, sod on .he rear by An* gel s\u2019rect.The premise» may be viewed, and examined \u20221 any time, hy those who are deairoo* of being acquaint ed with their aiiuaiion, ccndiinn, and many conveniences.\tQuebec, «3d Aug.1816 FOR SALE, AVERY handsome Canadiun STALLION, perfec'»1____________________«- lv gentle, accustomed to a car Inge and 10 draft verled to in ill's leiier, AI wad v mv Lords iiiaiunre, lo your Hoard , and in ease of great impor.H ill apply for .heir Lordal.ips'; détermina I lots, Aa the penalties contained in the vari* ous laws of Cuatoms were inteuAed for the puniabuienl of fraud, and uhi of accidmial or trivial omission*, the otficen of Custom* must cease to consider »ucls misttakes a* source» of advantages lo them'elves ; for my Lords \u2022re determined here«ficr to mark with .heir decided dis pleasure every detention that thall appear to have been made upon such vexatious pretences.Id order to re* move every doubt of their i.urd»hips' Intention upon this subject, 1 have it tn command to desire, that if upon the delivery of cargoes of vessels it shall appear that any packages which may be erroneounly marked, do in substance and contents correspond with the report and the manifest, neither such good* or vessela ahail be deemed liable to seizure on account of such etror.I am, Gentlemen, your obedient servant, (Signed)\t8.R.LUSIJ1NGTON.*\u2022 Coiiiuiistioners Customs,\u201d Trimmings, anttiu nnd cnmhiir Rutiom, g Off, &c.&c, a superioi parcel of r:>sk pi« kled Luitei and rheshire >n extensive askoitmeut of Nail* from manufactory.J'.G.CL A PHAM, No.10, Sauluau.Matelot s rertr 2d June, 1817,\tu r (mtisfaetiftn tu but you beg to submit how fur their' 4 RRIVP.D hy the Ctrritk* nnd Ut»% nn extensivo fjords'l l», under the circumstance, may think liehts xm.nnd elegunt Hssorttnciit of F/iSCY GOODS\u2014 any claim lo thettmo.Arrording to the views which which will he ready for sale in the course of u week.My Lords at present take of this esse, the original »eL ut the Store of\tJ.GOUl.f), zure appears to have been tiioaf unjust | and any pric*j\tS tult au-Msatelot siiert, tier which would entitle the officer lo satisfaction, can-1 ^d June, 1617, (late of No.24, Motmuon atieet.) not be too much censured, or too soon iboti-hcd.In;\tJOHN MILLER, ease» bke this.My Lords expect,from the discriminai'*!\tGrocer, Wire & SmniT Dealeu.ing judgment ot your Hoard, Hie prompt snd vigorous Tjr.OS to inform the public thut be has withdrawn execiition of the powers vested in you by law # and vou from the concern carried on under the Hriwof Wm» uiay cimtideuily rely, without the delay of previous te.| Torrance A Co.and Im* now commenced business on bis ference to their Lordships, which >» in itself a heavy pu-'own tncouiu, nt N,».Notre Dame street, in the house uidunent to the merchant, upon their LouLhip»\u2019full |a(C|y netMpied by Mcs*rs.Ferguson «St t airos.where support in whatever mesures may be necessary for the(|ie ft,,((,.,> |,iinKf|t' |i^ Uiu r,.reive a share of the public * Mnjesty\u2019s Treasury to inform you, ih it| |Mm,fc||l,n.|»t uf oppressive oi contumacious oHi eis.\u2014\t\u2014Ouehec ¥d Jim.*.IH17.\td \u2022U.ly l.:.d airior ihVir c<.nwdrr»lloi.; |U u.y Lord, fr«l !.be duo lo .hr\tof ih.fir \"jf5Txi'i Vfcl>\tIf'»//.Iron.Li\".,\t.\t.\t.\t.\t; JtlV verpool, une for sale hv the Subveriher\u2014super- ujust seizures ana vexuwousneiem.on* uy\tvs men a,e «fleeted by stifb l«n».ct.on* as those ad- mid\u201eouks, a fear Table Service* of blue delft Ware, China, Tea-set and a quantity of well assorted Earthen Ware in Crates and Tierces.THOMSON, SCOTT & Co.Quebec- *8th May, i8i6,-\t______________ TO EET the rooms fonnerty occu* pied by Mr- Voyer, and that new Nelson^ U/ ?171 To be Sold or Let !*1'F And iminediite p«*»f»»ion given, Thijt «levant ne«v dwelling HOUSK, outside of St.John Gate, with a ipacious garden and fruit tretf, an excel-lent welt of water in the kxchen.Also, To be Sold or Let, UliiP And immediate poaseision given, A small convenient HOUSE ,in the beat repair, next to Mr Laing'i, in Floury street, St, Koch, at present occupied by the subscribing proprietor.a6th May, 1817.GEORGE BLACK.u THE fine f.st railing coppered Brig ROYAL mu» ^\t\u20220*/* CH ARLOTTE.I.me» Gilcli>is>.ui*,lfr forlT'\u20191' c\"™ J'**'»»\"* «\" the\t( ommuoiMt.on.-¦\t.\t.\t,\t.\tI in the County of Dorchester, and in that p*rt of Gteeooik, will commence loading her cargo to-morrow» the County of Buckinghamahire belonging to the district and asuis all tesdy to be puton board ss quick aa i\u2018i0f QnebeCt do |,Crfby g|ve notlce |h|t* heif 0fJlce W(,, can be received, she will sail on the first day of Jnne, be opened in the City of Quebec, at the house of Chas.she has excellent accommodationi for pa.sengRn; lor Dataav, Erqoire, one of the Commiasiot-era, Hope fjether partieul*^ ®pF y \u2018n th/Capt.on b< ard at Meaars.lfeet, every dly .n the week, between N.ne o\u2019clock in Jaa M Callum St\tItlie Forenoon, and Fouro'etork in the sfternoon, in or.ROGhRSON, HUNTER Sc Co, jder to receive all Communications relating to the nature THE Commîtsiontrs for Intbrnal CostsiirwicA-tioni for the Countv op Qup.bfc, do hereby give notire that they will hold their Office nt the Dwelling House of GEORGE VANFELSON, E-quire, m the Upper Tow n of Quebec, St.Lewi* street, No.41, and llml the said Office will be open every Wednesday, between the hours of nine und twelve o'clock in the forenoon, for receiving noy Communications which may be made to them relative to the improvements to be made in the said County for facilitating new menus of communications, and also upon the probable amount of the expense Of the works to be performed in further aneéofatich Improvement*.Quebec, 16th May, 1817,\tu ADVERTiStMENT.Quebec, 14th May, 1817, To Let, z^jlYD poj-estion given immediately, tiuee I LA j> ê/ut of ni) extensive Store, situated on the Quem\u2019» Whirl now naed ai a Dépôt for Public stores, TV ptemisei are m good com! tinn nnd maybe had tilt the 1st May,\tFor particulars apply to the Deputy Storekeeper General.Storekeeper Geneiars Office.Quebec, 20th May, 1817- fjfÏHE subsenher r^spedtuliy 11 fui ins im.s tnei.d* JI.and the public that he has commenced liusiuc^or his own account, at the House No.20, St, Charles .tm t, outside of Palace Giite , lie has on liaud an assorinit 1.1 of Ladies* and Gemlemen's hats, children\u2019s and vomir.-do.which he will d isposeof at tlielowrstpr*rca.Ladies' Besver dressed dyed or altered to the latest fàshioti-, also, Gentlemen\u2019a hats dressed and put in shape at the «honest notice.J.J.BARNARD.I9ih May, 1817.\t1, No.8, 81.Peter street* Quebec.t8d May.May.i8I7, m ADVERTISEMENT.of the dut'ea prescribed to them hy the Act passed in the lait sei»!An of the Provincial Parlisment, intituled, l\u2018* An Act to provide more effectually to ih** Improve-!«\u2022 menlof the Internsl Communieationain the Province,\" and to the Improvements to be made in the aaid County of Do-chester, and in that part of the County of Buck /fan awav\t;.-.- .».r.\t.* v«u.t «» ON MONDAY, the ig*h instant, *nghamshire belonging to the district of Quebec, to fuel* from the house of the subscri.I'tatr new means of communication, and on the probable ber, GERMAIN LEBELLE, an in- expences of the works to be done in consequence of such dented apprentice to th« Fayloring improvements.bmineis.He Mks good Frrnch.and N.B.Those Communications to be in writing, and pretty good Engl sh, and is much d'rectcd \"Toihe Commisiioner* on Imernal Comma.! # \u201c \u201c\u201c He had 00 when he when nicauons fog the County of Dorchester, and that part of, ^ PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby g'ven thut the bu.cii.es-hcretnforo cairird on under the Fj m of WHIT'.NEY & COTTRELL is this day dis-olved.by muitn! consent t all persons having any demands against snid concern are requested to present ihem to Jo-hua Wli'toey for liquidation, and all persons indebted to said con', cern are called upon (o pay the s.mc w thotu deluy to Joshua Whituey who is duly authorised in discharge the same.\tJOSHUA WHITNEY, Quebec, May, 1817.FRANCIS COTTRELL.N.B.The Busiaes* will in future he carried on ns usual by JOSIIUA WHITNEY, on his own aecouni, ___________ J.W * #***#**#*********#,*,##\u201e#,.,* SHOP TO LET,\t* IN the House, No.3, St.John Street.It E i marked with th* small pox He had on when he when nicauons fnf the County of Dorchester, snd that part of, J JLmo»t advanlageonaty aituat -d for busineaa.Foi ?\u2022w#y.* gf«y surtout, a pair of blue pantaloons, and took \u2018he County of Buckinghamthire belonging to the oiitrict Ï terms, upply to the WIDOW L\u2019liEIJRMJV\t^ ue and an olive bodv cost.All oerann* of Quebec.\"\tI i ak#\t# with him a blur and an olive body coat.All persons Quebec.\t, ^ oninP premises.\ti \u2022 re hereby forbid harbouring the said apprentice on pain,\tAV EKT1S8KMENT.'\t! * Gth Feb.1817.\tu # of prosecution; sad any per «on who wdl bring the aatd T ES Commissaires des communications Intérieur»»'S *****:****-*****A*,w,**1.j|I*t\t^ apprentice, or will give any information of him, ao MJ du Comté de Dorcheater el de cette partie du -\t**?*#*# thaï he may be recovered, will receive a reward of Comté de Bu-kinghsmibire qui dépend du Dutrici de\t,\t,\t* FI1R s\t~~~ FIVE POUND8.\tQuébec, donnent par le préient avia que leur Bureau sera\t«Y J* JONES, Jim, Sc Co, JOHN HONSTON.ouvert en la Ville <4# OuéKar.N la\tr.\t^ \u2018In St P.\u2014 c.\t^ ^ \u2022 #\ton the premises.?\tGth Feb.1817.Quebec.*>6ih Mav.iBiy, JOHN HONSTON.8 I ouvert ew la Ville de Québgp, h la Maiaon de Charles D> Lir y, Ecuyer, l'un des Commisiaiiea.Sic Famille, 'tous les jours de la Semaine entre oeuf heures du mat-n Avertissement-\tjet qiatre heures du «oir, piur recevoir mute communies L a'eat évadé de la maison du souaaigne, Lundi lelqe.\u2018ion <*u,°n v.nudri ,ri,r*onMr\th la nature des du p ré «cm, GERMAIN LEBELLE, apnrennf î\u201d0':' ,eur ^\t^ l\u2019Acte passé dm* la \u2022u métier de Tailleur.Il parle bien la tangue Fra.ç »i»e ,d/r\" èr Sff,, on du.P*^'**\"^\"* Provincial .ntulé, «t ai»ez birn la langue Angtoise, et est beaucoup picot é \u201e Acle **0,îr Poor,,io,r.Pl0S e,h^»cement â améliorer lea A son dép.rt il por.oil un aurtoo» gris et une paire de\t\u2018^r.eu»es dans la Province,\" et aux pantalons bleue; il avoit aussi un habit olive et un autre *me',or*,,oni A fa re dans led it Comté de Dorchester et bleu.Toutes perronnei sont par le pténrnt défendue» d*njC^t e,P*rl.,e *1,\u201c\tde ®u\u2018qui de de teceler le dit a -prentif, à peine de poursuite; etla P<*nd du\tQ'^heC, peur faciliter de nouveaux prrxonne qui tam^nera le dit apoientif, ou en donnera T1'y*n#.d*\u2018'om,nunic\u20181G0,'*> e* »ur le montant probable quelque nformadon, de men ire qu\u2019oit peut s'en assurer, |ra,# de'* faire en conséquence de leîlea vecevra une récompense de cinq livr-s courant.\tamé.ioratiom\tQuébec, le 14 Mai, 18I7.^ JOHN HONSTON ^ N* CfS cwm,T\u2019,,n,e,*,on* ,eront Par ecr,t Rl seront Québec.26*.Mai, 18I7.J *\t* c *\ta'*dr<,,\u2018^\u2019\u2018S \u201c\u2022u* Gommissairei dea Communications In.THE subscr'he.respectfully informa hi« friends and ,érieur«.Pour\tDorch-rter el pout la the public thaï hc h*s commcnrrd Hua ne-s on l.is '\tP*^'* du Comte de Buik nghamahire dépendante du own accoïrt.as SADDLER, HARNESS Maker and D.amct de Québec.\" -I VWM \u2022vvs-u.m» u ax a^xv kaxarv 4 a \u2022 rv 4^1 C.JCJ IVldKCF 100\t.-\u2014- .Carriage Tiimmer, No.13,81e Ann-atrert, next dior\t^\u2018he General Murray,Jro//i/,o«afc»rr, to the Livery Sts'*lea, formerly Mr.Webb Robinson'»;\tand for tale by ihe subscriber\\ \u2014i-i.-\tsupport, which he hopes by i^TILTON, Pine -Apple, Berkley, Sugar Loaf, ^ double Giosterand Cheshire Cheese, double and single refined Loaf Sugar assorted.Pickles and Store ; and aohcua their exertion» will ever merit, Quebec.aC\u2019b Mav I8I7.THO» BURNUP .ToSt.Peter.Street, Fine and Super Fine Flour, Indmn Meal, in Rh]|.Crackers* in do.Split Peat, Pr*me r nd Mess Beef, American Prime Pork, lii'h do, do.Itish Hamt and Bacon, American Butter io kegs, Irish Lard, Heirings, F ish Whiskey, T wnnkv Tea, Leaf Sugar, Leal Tobacco, Harness Leather, Crow!y Steel, Candies 4, 6 and dip*.Soap, Bcsi Cordage.Seed Oat* and Kiln dried do.Plaster of Paris, uieful to farmers \u2022Cth Mav.i8t7.for Sale, too puncheons Jamaica rum, 50 tiercel\tdo, coffee, Hollauu'a cin, Superior old Port wine, in pipes, A few cates Frontignac wine, rj-v ctiftc Sp-nùh\u2019îod 1wi\"'\u2019; 0\u2018 ,u»\"io,\tin P\u2019P'-' Fay»l J hhds* Round iron, usaorted sixes, Copt er bolts.do.Cordage and sails,\tALSO, 1 j 000 feet oak timber, 10 M.staves.WILLIAM PRICE Quebec, sjih Sept, 18t6- Sauces, Capers, French Olives, Florenoe Oil, pick led ^\t1 \u201c1 \u201d*\t** ' *\t\u201d C/i S\u2019AIJA TA A A Ï1 Ji }, -.\u2014r-.-,- - At the foot of Abrnlmm\u2019s Hill.td Oysters, Muscatel a-nd Bloom RxiaitiM, Front h Fi^HE proprietors of thr above Manufactory < ffer fnr pi ui>e«, Turkey Figs, Raisins, Currant», mt>u|d and | »ale, a genetal and very ex emivc a^aorto eni »f dipt Candies, Day & Martin's Blacking, uiih a ge- LEATHER of «II dearriptiuns, at a low ia.c, for cm n ncral aaaoi tmentof Wines, Liquors, Arc.in his Jim-, or *l,orl \u2022PProVfd credit.The Good, hereby offVied CHRISTOPHER IYILSOS ,or-*!c.w'^_bef?und, tuPl<>nl\",»lp®c\u2018,.0,,\u2022 t,e ««.fi.i.eiy Quebec, 80th Sept.1816.1nHE bubset iben h-tve received a coii*'gutnei< of 50 elegant Engravings,\u2014buttles ol Boih« \u2022arte, by one of the first Artists in Europe, which /ill be sold low, either together or aepaiate.Also, Just received a few packages of fu*>hionah1t lot cens for window Curtains, Bombazen», &c.Ac HENDERSON.BROTHER A Co.Quebec, 271)1 May, i8iG,\tu for sa'c wdl be found, superior to anything of the k-nd huherio maiiiifaouird m chiscoi ti*r y ; pud wrII merit* tire «tirniiou o( pumus.er*-All orderafrom town and country part* will meet with punctuality and dispatch.Quebec, May 14, 1816.\tu To Let, from l.c/ Mot/, Till*.House (ind premises helnuging to Judge /*£m.KEKJl, situated in St.John subiuti.at pres 111 liS.gPot\u2019cu|ut>d hy Colonel Mvcm.Apply in JOHN ST EWART, Quebec, I7lh Fth.1817. 172 QUE ri RC AGRICULTURAL SOCUUY.The very backward suie of n^r'ciilliirc î'i^hU Pr ivinee! particularly in the Districl ot Quebec, forcibly tirike* llieeyeofthe stranger w!)o v;iiii Gai»it! THOMAS WH.TE, FKI.IX TETU, DAVID ANDERSON AN FHv ANDERSON u &SI Ihe vegetation, would compensate for Ihe shortness of Oie sea'on.The ch arirgof land of the noxious weeds that ov* rrufi »he t ountry, should be the farmei'ifi st tunsideration ; that neglected, little could be deiiv* ed from the utmoM exertion of his labours other, wise : thegfr»und can only produce a certain tjtmn* tiiy of vegetable matter, a id should that be suffer, cd to run up iit%weeds, his crop of wheat or other grain would, in the same proportion prove unproductive in quantity, and in quality of the most inferior kind.Con>uierations of this nitore, induced some Gentlemen in this City, who stronglv feel a desire to\t.\t, promote the best interests of lh- Province, amongst tnaiion through the z?al and influence of those of which agriculture mo:t certainly rauk* high, to ! ibeir fellow subject* throughout the Province, who believe that abetter knowledge of this science jure ambiiiou* to promote its welfare, and they aga.n might pO'sibly be inttoduced through the joint Iearnestly request every individual to lend his aid Hfoits of its friends; a Meeting of the Citizens in fut titering the object in view.$BCRn+*7, W ILLIAM SHEPPARD, Eiqttire.Treasurer, THOMAS WILSON, Esquire, Pcrio.'s residing in the District of Quebec desiring to become Members of the Society, are to be recommended by two Members, and admited upon balm.And persons rending without Ihe said District \u2022may be admitted as Honorary Members under the same regulation.The Society hopes to obtain much useful infor By order ot the Committee, W.SHEPPARD, Secy, wis in consequrme called, for the purpose of taking imo consideration the expediency of an establishment for »hc furtherance of the object in view, which wan numerously attended, and the pro.p< sal unanimously adopted ;a Committee was also llt-'r.appointed to d,aw up appropriate Rctolutions and Regntationi, for the formation and future go veroment cf the Quebec Acric ultural So-(by tho visits of cows lo his premises Ci et Y : ** these R-solutious were prepared and :jnst his claim to public attenticn may be, that to adopted at a second Geueral Meeting held on the the character of a roan of feeling will not S>c so t »ili day of April last.At ti t» Meeting it was unanimously resolved, Th u HisE kiclier.cy Sir John Coape Suer-erookf, be lolicitod lo honor the Society with hs patronage ;\u201dtowhicfi ilis Exccllcmy has since been plotrü to signify his ssient in the most tondesrending terms, cxpiestiug, at the same lime, h«s strong desire io promote, by every means in h» pt wer, rhr* improvement of agriculture throughout he Province.T he Members of this Society do not prerend to a perfect knowledge of the «cicacc they have as heart dice to behalf of my species.\u2014>We have been confined many mon h* in dirty houses, with little other feed than that usually given (a sad bore) to a species far below uj, in rank, the mere offal of the kitchen, commonly called he# ivas/i, and even of that delicacy a very scanty supply has at times been affnded to us.Can a 'Citizen' who shares the /rA*rjf Highways, which t n form the public tlmt they have receiv- 1 ed p.r .heW^fir^ Liverpool, no representation should he made to obtain, if nt*»:Hnd /c/.v, From IjOiulon, a sttpctbcollection ecssary, the interference of the fir.»! Magijfre»e of of the most FAIIIONABLK ARTICLE*, the countiy for the purpose of icndering those\t\u201eSef\u201el anci ornamental, the whole \u2022officer» scn-ible «» their ,luty, »l.»,e n« *ii!;cec.-; |oo\tt0 parlicilarize-bllt iheyj would lead ua to suppose thes have no dulse» to .\t.\t*\t»\ti .perform ?\tideem it necessary to remark tltat in Jew-.You must excuse me, Mr.Editor, if on this oc.;eHerv>t ich Cut-filass, plated and japaned gasiouI impute smne blame to you, who, having Ware, silver Toys, elegant lar^e Mir-Ute capacity and the means equal to the \u2018a*.r0rs and Pier Glasses, French and Kn-OrHlecl\t.he fM.bhc \u201e.r.t, end to .1» vm.r, lu| ,»e|.,goi.tlemP.\u2019»\t; utmoit toward* reicning voni fellow cmxena from ?*_.\tj\t, n .\t\u201e\t.the daily risk of broken limbs and broken necks tj'* ellingtou, (.oswac anti i>obotirjç Hoots ; To a person i.f your intelligence, however.I »r»t*i|\\Vrelliu^ton and ^ tie sliootiiiir and walk-this hint w ill Miffice j and, ahould you think pro.jinjy Shoes ; ladies\u2019 Hoots and Shoes, vur-per to give it publicity, it may perh»|i» lea.l <>''«f ioi.s of the latest fashion; children\u2019s do.\u201ew\"Hi 11\t-\t¦\t\u2022\tVi A TO U.Trench Parasols and Imbrellas, gentle-; 'men\u2019s and youth\u2019s fashionable Heaver! lïnits, ready made fancy muslin lfandker-j chiefs and gentlemen\u2019s Suits of the latest! London style, an elegant assortment of, general Millenary, French and Hritish real thread Lace, superfine Cloths and Casinieres, instanlaneous Fire Hoxes ; or^mou-lu, single and double Lights with Figures and rich cut glass Drops; wax Tapers; wax, spermaceti and composition Candles, of the first quality ; store and, mould tallow ditto, the latter with waxj wicks ; superior Pickles, pickled Oysters,' and Sauces, such as can be recommended with confidence ; a few packages of fine table Fruit, in Muscatel Raisins, Jordan Almonds, See.; a few Inkstands, of new patterns ; an assortment of walking Sticks and Canes,watch and clock makers* Tools and Engines, black lead Pencils, a few setts of curious French p?per Hangings (new subjects); a choice selection ofproofj Engravings, and a most valuable collection of Hooks\u2014also particularly worthy I the attention of the Ladies,a most elegant land extensive selection of French Silk Goons, consisting of rich halt and square ORIGINAL.liLTROSPECTION 'foiled frem the hoM>ro ofth\u2019ùtwillinp ocz#», Our nomlfrou * anchor awing* nefore the bow : fc^t the hr oh.] sail\u2014what » arming sight* aiuu** Thro* the cretn w ive .»* cut* the e-i'-'i-r prow.Yet whs I ?,»«l ; fur niemor, Krill would see Friend*, jurert*, kindred ever dt* »r to me, 1 thought i*t ti.tm niid bruatlicd a sigh to «hre, !y>\\id Sar^h.\u2019Twa* the serene* t eve, our pillant hark !l.*.d no-i.ured ii.dt lh<: deep .1*1 tutic «*'*ri « aim night c tme on -, and oaeh etheiial \u2018park lt« |iiire<*i tu-f re front on hi;'h did pour.Silent i gv.'cd upon the lovely )l Sunday, nu losing »\t\u2019f i.,n.V,\t.huin sli*p of the N.York Evening Poat of aamr day ; emb d Handkerchief*, some nett, plain* the following is given ai the substance of what itisquare and rich Damask Slmwis ; nett cs: containsjomh\u2019d Silk Mantles ; an assortment ol the NEW YORK, May r4.Arrived last evening the Bnker, in *8 days from Liverpool left on the «4th of Apri\u2019 emb\u2019d Silk Mantles ; an assortment of the fC, May r4.\trichest emb\u2019d long Shawls and Scarfs; verpoof, wh!chV.,»b.)r.ich> P,ai\" ami twdl«d 5-8, 3-4 am! 4-4 \u2022 bringing Liverpool pa* Sarsnetts ; white and coloied Sattiiis, persof th.t date, and London up to the nad ni».The Dukc of Wellington arrived at Dover from France, on the 2O1I1.\tvariety of other articles, which being all The Speaker of the House of Commons vra*\t-V \\ ^\t- recovering from his indiipoiition, and it v^aa ex pecied he vrhoold be able to taka the Chtir by Ike ft4th.MONTREAL, May 3i.We are aorry to undetstand that theSte*m.Bo at S»irT>OHnt on hir way pp, at the Richelieu, met wuh aome accident in her Machinery} which ^tll detain her lot 10ms time* .Floreivtines and clerical flotte de Soie, Velvet* some rich Dresses, and a great purchased for cash, the proprietors are enabled and purpose to sell them very low for cash.LIKEWISE, 50 casks Canada Nails, .200 doz.real German Sythes, II hhds.Loaf Sugar.Quebec, 2d May, 1S17* .\tu PORT OF QUEBEC.ARtttVKO, May 31.Brig Aleaander, Errington, aailed 80th April from London, to the Captain, car go\u2014diygooda, wines, &c.Passengers, Messrs.Duono, Scott, and Clark, intelligence, spoke a ship from India.The embassy had faded.\u2014 Brig C&rrirks, Btishby, 20th April from Liverpool, 10 George Symcs, cargo\u2014dry good* nnd rum.Passenger», Mr^Nichols, .chapman, and Belhouse.\u2014 Brig Sarah .Ann, Meldram, 84lh April from Liverpool, to Heath & Moir, ergo brick* and hen.Pa sengera, Captain * White, and 82settlers, \u2014 Brig Providence, Campbell, 19ih April ' from London, to Bdl & Stewart, cargo\u2014 dry goods and rum.Passengers, the Rev Mr.1 Sampson, Mr.George Dover.ami Henry Halley.\u2014 Brig Alexander, Vickers, 19th \u2018 April from Liverpool, to Heath 8c Moir, ca»go \u2014dry goods, and rum.Passengcis, Mets»a Hancox, Capt, Baldwin, R.N, Brooker, and Everlay.\u2014 Ship Mary, Moore, a2d April from Grecnmk, to Hogerson, Hunrer 8c Co, dry goods and ruin.Passengers, Mr.Fisher, Christie, Thompson, Firnée, Mrs, Scott, 8 children and maid.18 in steerage, \u2014 Brig Don, Forest, sailed 1st Ajwil from Newcastle, to Robt.Hamilton, cargo-coals, glass, &c.P;»s engers, 16 settle rn.\u2014 Brig Cumberland, Smith, sailed 17lb Apiil from Liverpool, to Taylor 8c Co.of Montreal, cargo\u2014goods and provisions.\u2014ShipFiliz^Ma-on,sailed 1st April from Liverpool, to IVoguson, Hunter & Co, cargo\u2014salt^ \u2014 B ig Hussareo, Allen, sailed 16th April from Cowes, to Government.Pssxrn* gers, 124 oiBcers and men 76th and 99tk.\u2022 \u2014 Ship Suffolk, Kenn, sailed 1st May from Fayal, to H.Black, cargo\u2014wines.June 1.w hip Alexander, Heed, sailed 23d April from Belfast, to Campbell 8c Chapman, cirgo\u2014coals aod dry goods.Pa*« senders, 131 settlers.\u2014 Brig Hugh Gregg,sailed SOIh April from BelLwt, to Roberts Sc M Lean, general cargo.Passengers, Mr, Young and fa-roily.\u2019 \u2014 Brig Friends, Ellis, 45 days from Lon.don, to Rogersoi 9 Hunter & Co.BaU last.Mr.Na»'kius.\u2014 Ship Highland Lad, Syme, sailed 2ist A pul from Liverpool to John Goodie, cargo\u2014salt.Passenger, Andrew Syme, \u2014 Ship Fairfield, Morns, 18th April from Aberdeen, to Capt.general cargo.Pa a sengers, i(2 »c>tiers.___ i\u2019t'g Urit!*]i Kiup, Chamber, 41 day* from Liverpool, to .lo'iu Calilwoll, car^u\u2014sait.Hasxen^Hi, 1 \u2022vttler.\u2014- Uiig Isis Melvin,9tb April from Lon.lon, to S nider-\u2022on, A: ( o.tr«aeral ca (CO.^PaEUngers, IS set lor.\u2014- Urig llannoiiy, Jumci.oiit d.ij* tVom Loudon, to Jj*.Ailisoii Ac Co.in bullust.\u2014\u2014 WuIUt, llannay, IMh April, from Liverpool, to Wot.Mbcppird As Co,\tcargo\u2014l'assfngtrs J sot this, \u2014 Kri- Alexander, Cumin.ug*, 37 day* Iront Londoa, to Cn-rrard r.»<> Fiodhj, general car^o\u2014VaEsongtr, 1 fa< mily sotilors.___ Uric Sain», Marshall, 40 day* from Liverpool, ti Crlôfja'i, Porteou* A Co.general car\u2019o.\u2014 Ship Ewretta, Stoddard, Uth April from latndon, to Knbt.>torrou(;ti, goneial cargi^-UafcitHU\u2019er\u2019^ Messm, Gille pit*.Thauf, Walker, Marshall, and Sdtnmer* and Servant*.\u2014- Brij Chefub, Stop hen* on, S3 days from Greenock; to Gen.Rn**, general cargo\u2014l*n .otiger* Mr.and Sir*\u2022 Blark, and family, Capt.Grunt, Air.Wilkie, 7 in steerap\u2019, settler*.Jean, liruce.\u2018ijd April, from Livrrpool, to llratà A ftloir.scaaalcargc\u2014FasH'Ogers.VtoUUrs* 174 June 1, Slilfk ïleiliWrmirchu*, Wataw, 9we«fk* from T>> ih,to Jamtts M'Calliini A.(*o.rarjro coaU, ^rt \u2014 Passenger^ 104 iih'ii* wotnpR amt children,Mttlcra, - Hark Henry, AllUnn, 7 week) trvm Hunderiaucl, to Woi.Druce, cnaUfor ('tover* meut.- Frig Albion, Datiet, 17 April from Liverpool, to Fro«t& Porter, general cargo, .1 men anil 9 women entier», \u2014\u2014 Brig ll*rciilM,n»horn,tKlr April from London,hallatf.June ¦id,\u2014 Brig Traneit, White, 4A Hay« from Whitebaven, to Heath >% Moir, cargo, coal» and bottle».\u2014\u2014 Ship Dawn, Kami, kdd April, from Gibraltar, to llogerton.Hunter A Co.in ballaet.\u2022\u2014 Brig Bnt 'rpri/e, Borland, l«h April from Cork, to Mr.Minton, cargo provision»\u2014Pat^ger Mr.Minton.\u20143d\u2014 Ship Kehecra, Havy, IB April from Greenock, to the Captain, general cargo\u2014Passengers 17 cabin, amt 19 in Mteerage.-Brig Prince of Austurias, Donnell,95th April, to Win.1 Penthnd, geneial cargo\u2014Passengers, Messrs.Mompe-son, Barber ami Penibersoo, in the cabin, and 67 in steerage.\u2014 Brig Kliiaboth, Boggie, lAth April, from Bristol, to Paterson & Weir, cargo vrine,rnm and goods.\u2014\u2014 Ship Albion, Allen, 96th April from Cork,to Lyrobur* ner A Co.in ballast\u2014Passengers, it) settler*.\u2014~ Br/g Thomas Martin, Kdwards, 20tb April from Gree* rock, to Jones dt White, cargo rum, sugar, molasses, and good>.MONTREAL, Miy Si.MARRIED.At Chtmpliin, in (he Mate of New York, on the 15'h inst, Thomas A Stayner, Esqr, Ueputv ASsiitant rommitiaiy (3eneral to His Mticatv»* Fori-en,to Louisa, youngest daughter of Daniel Stithorland, Eapr, Deputy- Post Matter General of] Rritfsh North America.QITEREC, JUNE 3, 1817.LonUTourgeon, Tlaode Dimécliau, and Joseph Fraser, eMi.'itto do.for the County of Hertford.Thomas M't'ord, I^>ui« Guy and Jean Marie Mondelet, etqs.ditto do, for she County of Montri al.M\u2018Phec a Master ( ullerand Measurer of Oak and Pine Timber, at the Port of Quebec.BfltTH\u2014On Sunday,\u2019the 1st instant, the Indy of Tbot.Ay (win, esq.of a son.DIED\u2014In Cornwall, on the 1st ult.aged 16 years, Mies Sarah Ripaut, fourth daughter of Tlioina* Itidout, citi.Surveyor*Gcnl, « *'|PPer'*'an*da.This amiable and act'ompli«ned yonng lady*» death has invohed her fond parent» and relative» n the most poig-naut sorrow, and is deeply lamented by all who had tlie pleasure of being ncquaiuted with her esrclleiit disposition, superior tu lent», and her mental acquirements.KXTFMPORARY, On the death of an amiable young Lady.Ah f cruel Death! con ld*st thou not find Amongst the aged, halt, and Mind, A victim in thy chaîna to bind, Why seize a lovely maid ?Thus the grim king, \u2022\u2022 Who dares repine I * Tis God\u2019s command, his will benign, His sov'jefsmpowV, toh!i«»divim>, \u201c Hath raised the beauteous «hade.Then go\u2014thine erring judgment mend, Nor impiously (by doubts defend, \u201c To His great law, thy will must bend, ** Seek fair Religion*» aid.\u2019* Assize of BRF.\\l) for ihls week \u2014 While loaf.I*.«H.Brown do.h.6$.!.State of:he Thermometba, for the ptt* week at 8 o\u2019clock, a.m.39, 48, 54, 46, 49* 45.5*.FOR RALE va sr rtJHOVCHRTTE or light opt* CarrHgt t/ZC with or without Harnett.\t* ' 4n excellent Canadian carriage HORSE% gentle and fit for the saddle.*'so, a good English CnjRQEn% accustomed to light draft.\u2014*-Enquire of the Printer.ean dates,sinre our lust, I» very iu<,oh*1 nrev and hlurlr heave, «in An «tr,\to _\t1 I «\tr a\t* V.\tIne Ull« siderable.All wasquletat the Ute«t dates, both in the Lnitwl\t00 D acK j5eJ#VCfi(l0\u2019do, V®* tj,tncy flower*| 1 Sines* of A UCTIOI» a h a, Broker & CoMMif- Kiurdom and In France.Trusting that the extnordinaiy powers #\u201da rr,,ners 5*4i 0.4 and q4 black lace shawU, siov MERCHANT, Under his own rrnne takea -UK .Mch (Htf_BrUi»h «.nm,,.i.\tV,,h,c,d a\u201ed cot,on\t\u201e,d wi'n',,'.,h\u201e ,ppm\u201e,\u201e\u201ev of returning h .moT'.n'cere silk and cotton stockings, cot.A: beaver ülovri,linenjihai«ks to his f iend* and the public in cene al for DISSOLUT ION of PARTNERSHIP, »t*HE Parlnefship eiiaiing between Fred, and 1 'Inca.C.Oliva, i> by mutual content, thii day dissolved.\u2014Any person or pesons having Haims against the said partner hip, will please address themselves (o That, C.Oliva, who is duly authorived to settle the same» and any person or persons indebted to the said firm, are re* quested to make immediate pa\\ment to the said Thus C.0/ivat who is also authoridl to receive the same, otherwise disag eeable measures will be taken.FREDk.OLIVA, THOs C.OLIVA.Quebec, Mav 30.1817\tu of the Habt'i* Corpu« Act, nnd thn other lute Act» for keeping down thespirit of«odltion, will bo esercised with tnoih-rrtiun.wc feel belter reconciled to the temporery suspensfM.i of * that grent bulwark of British I berty, for such we must ever (onreîve the cambrick 4.4 kouett, mu»l sod 6 4 cotton do.4 4 and 6 4, j ic [the liberal encouragement which he has received rich sewed and tanboured imi«liu)when acting under the name and fitm of Frrdk.HahennCorpus Set to be.Fervently do ue depreente hny future r , *\te*\t*cwCO «nci lailOiUirCd ^ert-ssitv forAiifowtncthe precedent so InteJy furnished hy the!drfSSea, figured, (Willed and pldin ^arsnetl*»,| 5f /ho# C.\tand hooes by a COlllinnntirM British Ibirlismeut, That there were osil disposed pesons, the Jr I poolins silk an«i rmion\t-\t» \u2022.m «,\twy R COniinuatlCtf of malignity Of uhosedispositions it bernme rcqnisiteto check,none ,1\t* ii .V\t*b*wlj.i re».lariîy and ptmoualitv, to merit that «hare of wm he disposed to deny ; the only question is, whether that wit !to,?,fa Cf«»PC9s OlaCK and gfeen gSUZe, ftMOMtirc iheir p&trolluge wfi ich he Hal been aCCtlitomed t« disposition was sufficiently formidable to render extraordinary | Chintz and llninet to match calicoes.Binghama.l receive powers nece«s.>ry : or, whether the laws, aided by a numerous Cn,.anri\tc^_ -i-.i.__»\u2022 _ , j \u201d\t.*,\t* standing army, without any such additional strength given to the ^ 11 \u2022 l,P'r'oî''*« pelisse do.and a number j\tTHOl.C.OLIVA.Crnwn, were not, if properly enforced, of sufficient efflcHcy to sub* I0* 0^»lCf articles IR hi» line,for Carh Of shott JDDfoved ' Oiu»hpp Xfav \u2018td |J|7 due the demon of misebief, and fully to arrest his progrès^ Ifib».cicdit.\t\u201d\t*\t*\t* mntitrv was in such imminent danger as to render any thing like a dicts*on;»l psn er absolutely requisite, for Government not to have voted themselves with lhe proper (tower, when they po»**s»ed the rn»;ins, would have subjected them to a charge of voluntary im* hecilitt: of suffering themseires to be subtlued, and the ctmntry involved in trouble, wi'h their eyes open to the coining «form*.It has been Mid of Bona parte, that if ten thousand men were re.quisite to carry a certain post, or subdue a cKen number of the enemy, he would put fbe qut .True, will the Retormer «ay,anrt that is one of the great reasons that necv»-\u2022H Ates a reform in 1 arlintnent ; because, as things are, the I'ar-i Hument mid the Ministry are hut one and the same body.Hut wri would a*k how the bu»«iie*» of the nation is to It* carried nu ; if the Ministry bave not a certain wcicht in\u2019 Parliament ; au 1 bav ing that weight would - weight ; but let opposit Qtifbcc, 3rtl|une.I817.ARCH.DEN NIE.(iKOKGH il U It HELL, Confectioner and Pastry (>ook, T|, , KT\trl^ F.TURNS his sincere think* to the public for the <1\t.\t.\t.\t,\t,\t¦B' liberal encourjigement he h;is received «ime b \u201e a 0 Pf^'r!\u2019-lon\timmeifmiely j\tjcommencement in bii-inr»».nuri begs leave to inform *} * ^ tARtjEHOttco,,venie,,t HOUSE pleasiiitlysitu.i,,.^ ,h.t hr h., removed .0 No.\tSt.eet ne« -:-\u2014\u2014 -*-lowing bit business 111 '*» varmi* brain hes; hr h«s fitted 2rffURMSHED J.Ol)l,IM',S% in a Private House,,\"f'1 ght cnmmodiou» bed rooms for the accotrismid .lioa No 8t l^wi«-»lreet.\u2014¦ ¦ 9d .tune.\tu (of Gcottemen a* hoarder*, f'cnilcmen o ishiag to dine -\u2014-\u2014-rezubir, rati be nccommodated everyday nt 4 o'clock A\ti <' BE SOLI).\t|Sotipsevery d«y fr^ni I?to 4 o'clock.Ordeis ibank* BKAUTirri.Canadian STAI.IOV, just four year»(fully received nod aitendrd to with di»pat< b, old\u2014iovvrat price «T30.Enquire at fitfffitis and ihc puhlic tor (lie ir \u2022'\t\u2022\t\u2022\u2022*\t-\t.\t>\t/ 1 weight how any modlftcntluu oftbeHoti«e ofCoiumcnsjV«IV liberal eiu'oiir.mct.cnt which he haï exrerien-[ make thing* botter f l^t them have then the r«.'M»,./#» HUiuwm t^Cnt **«**,*\u2022:\t/*.it- & IPAaotJot wl.om he .olieit.a Co.,.inu.r.ee of ,he -/f , \u2018\"V\u2019?*' %'!* ^\u2022\u2022respectât dwUmgS tavor which he has hilherto received.\tolher\\%ASC^ either in /own or ( onnlry, T & W.have received by the Carritk* from ' dJe has had some years experience in the PROVINCIAL HF.CRETARVV OFFICK, Qt vtikc, Jd .finie, ls!7.His Kaceilency-the Governor in rbiel'has been pleased (o appoint\t, ticorsre Waters Ali«opp, F.dward Hale, and Joachim Lnanuctte «¦«lulr*», t'unnni-siauer»tor Internal t'oinmunication*, in and for that part of the County of Hampshire dependent on the District of Quebec.t.'Uis Belaire, Genr-e rhaimron and Louis Bruiter, esq*, ditto do.for (fie C\u2019vMinty of Northumberland.Philip Ituiter, Léon Lalanne und William Yule, esq.«.ditto do.for»be fonctyn»'Bedford.\tA V'FNDRR.Jean fle^aules, Pierre Gnemut and Samuel W\u2019illard, c4« in iheir Y\\nv,\\above line, (exclusive of his Agency and Which they Will wo,k ap »cco.di,.g ,u ,he laic Commission Business, which hr still ennii.fashions, with disp-lch aod at liberal price*.3d June, i8I7.u nuesj ; he therefore entertains confidint hopes of rendering satisfaction to those who will be pleased to employ him, JOilN MUNHO.Quebec^ May, 1817.\t* V 175 SALES BY AUCTION.OS WEDNESDAY next, the 4 b intrinf, at ONE oVIock, at the aubscriberi* Auction Ruom : SIX bales call and seal skins, four hhds; strong calf, militai^ and youths' shoes, twenty bar.rels Muscovado sugar, 50 boxes bloom raisin», a few ca ke nails, AND Immediately aflerwAida* an astortment of Drv Goods, just landing from the different vessels late, ly arrived, cona a iog in lrt>h lioem,cheiki, shawls, ntuMina, calicoes, brown hollands, cambric», threads, aod a variety of other articlei.MELVIN & BELANGER, Auctioneers 8c Brokers.O'Ther, td f IRIj.At the Auc'ioo'Honm of THOsi & JOS.CAUV, lo-morrow, WEDNESDAY, Ihe 4th instant, at ON E o\u2019clock 1 12 casks bottled Porter, 8 do.Cyder, Tenoriffe,,Pori, and other Winea, iu wood and bottles, 15 k'ga white lead,.10 cwt Steel, i ca'k Putty, A general aasortment of Dry Good».A quantity of good Household Furniture, and a great variety of other article of every descrip* lion\u2014Quebec, Sd June, 1817, N.B Their Sales are every WEDNESDAY and SATUHDAY.st One o\u2019clock.rr\tTHE subscribers navejukt received ^ Providence, Eweretta, end laia, from London, and Alexander, Irom Liverpool, AN elegant and well chosrn assortment of Goods, direct from ihe Manufacturers, via.Ladies\u2019 and Gentlemena\u2019 silk, cotton, thread, worsted, and lamb\u2019s wool hose, girls\u2019, children»\u2019and youths* ditto, ladies\u2019 and genilemens\u2019 ailk,cotton, kid, Woodstock real buck, milita\u2019y,doe skin and k®'%er gloves, maid$, youths and childrens do.\tAMATEUIt THEATRE.\u2022\u2022 k«, satlins, silk shawls, scarfs and handker*\tl;n,,w,ke fatronsge of hi* Kxckllkiscv The governor chiefs, watch, ssttin, lustring and velvet ribbons, on «ovhav .h-t «* \u2022 .lasie, real French ctinhiic and lace, bandannas.\tDerjre will l»«\ta\u2019 8 by Particular India u&nktnna find\tn.wi\tw,I,_be repeated Shakespea India nankeens and coïtons, Canton crape and shawls, black and coloured bombazeens and bom* bazetts, white and Pe«rUf.n.oc9 \u2022 .ni - \" reP«a*«d Shakespeare\u2019s Histo* ncal Play of KING HENRY IT,.(HART FIRST.) With the Farce of ' THE REE HIVE; the last Amateur Performance for 4hc Season.\u2022 ON FRIDAY nest the fish instant, at \\ WO o\u2019clock P.M.at Mr GEORGE CYMES\u2019» Stores, posiiiy ly wi-hout rererve : 4\tpipesi very superior 7 year old Rrootie Ma.5\thhd».j\tdeira wine.30 hhds.bottled porter, (Brrckby Sc Cos.) 10 puncheons old Antigua rum, ao cra»es snorted earthenware, lo hhd*.GUs ware, 12 tjlsis hall lamps, 100 firkins Isr quality Irish rose butter, 15 do rendered hog'lard.4o remarkable fine Cumberlandhims, )o boxes Durham most*rd in A tb.bo tlee, 20 boxe* pickles .md fish *aucee, 30 ba'kets Gloucester, Cheshire and Withhire cheese, Soap, candles, red lead, linseed oil, itoiv nails and watch glasses.A Her which, 50 packages new Goods imported by the late ar-tivs!s, consisting in superfine and second cloths, flushing, baize, white cotton, printed calicoes, ginhsms, cotton check, shining, threads, silk hanokerchiefs.sewing ai^ks, ribbons, boys\u2019 and men\u2019s shoes and riding boots, and a variety of other valuable articles, by \u2022 JOHN CUVILLIER, Auctioneer.And) \\ ON SATURDAY the 7th instant, at TWO o\u2019clock p.' m.on the Cape Diamond Brewery wharf : 1 pipe hollands, « 5 pipes L.P.Madeira wine, having peffotmed an India voyage, 14 casks old bet led aherry wine,.40 coils cordage.ALSO, 36 Packages of elegant and fashionable new Household Furmitiic, particulars of which will br expressed in hat d bills ai d may be ex \u2022mined two or three days previous to the sale.By JOHN CUVILLIER, .Auctioneer.Quebec, 2d June, J ,317, tea, A small quantity of Seed Barley,\\, German a«d Canada Scythes.Which are now unpacking, and will be sold low for cash, or short credit.Orders for town endj country, will meet every attention.J.M ACNIDRR& Co.Quebec sd June, 181T.\t2m VIVANT REX ET REGINA.Qtiebee.2flth May, 1817.Exchange Coffee House, , Lower Town Market place.J WELCH respectfully informi his friends and \u2022 the public in general shat he has taken that large and commodious House lately occupied by Mr.James Rots, which he has appropria'ed for ihe réception of Gentlemen where they ean be aecommo» duted, with comfortable board and lodging on the most reasonable terms.Caplins of ve*»« Is and all passengers will have every attention paid to mcir satisfaction.Soups every day from ta to 8 o'cloi k,.Good fVines Liquors, <$¦*?% FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER, To London or Liverpool\u2014the fine fast sailing brig DON, Capt.Forrest.For terms of, freight or passage, ai>plv to the Caputiii on board, or to ROB.HAMILTON, BROTHERS & co.3d June, t_______ Aiw Garden Seeds.ARRIVED in (he Piovidence, rind for sale by ib<* .stibkcriber, viz.\u2014YHtow, Swedish and globt-Turnip*, \\shite Cots; white and brown, Dutch and drumhead Lettuce ; lung green Cucumber, earhesiPeas, uud tfwtsf do.Windior and scurirt Deans, Cabh.ige, orange Carrot, double Pandry, Chirvi).red and ham.mersmilh Lettuce,, large while winter Turnips, purple do.salmon and sîiort top Rad slv\u2014Also, hemp sod ca nary Seeds, Ssiofoin, Int ern and red Glover, Essence of Anchovies,, u tew Hum* and Baton, Ac.A»c, GEO CHAPMAN, Quehe2*1 June, 1817.* u No.I*), Hon# mreel.F0R LIVERPOOL.\"«» Brig FAVORII E, of .70ion», w iff >sil about first of next momh\u2014has excellent accommodai ions \u2022 for a few pasiengars.\u2014Application to be made to the Mister on bo^rc at the Queen\u2019s W barf, or Mr.John Bell.St.Chaiiei Street, Canofrie.\u2022 Quebec, May ay, i8»y.\t^ Wants a Situation.At YOUNG man who is familiar with the burinesso \u2022 counting.house, thoroughly acquainted with at rendmg .Grocery or Dry Good store; spe.ks Fn.U \u2022nd French, .«d can be respectably recommended.\u2014 Afln kldjri eftfor^,T* to ,hil\u2018PurP®««» st this Office w.ll be duly .(fended to, Qvebec.g7ih M.y, 1817.LANDS FOR SALE* THE following lois of Land are fur ale by the subscribers, for which undoubted tit.'es will h« given .nd ter ms ^ p.ymcnt made easy to the purchasers.* IN THE TOWNSHIP OP SHLfFORD, Lot, No.8, in the first range of lots, containing iwohun.dred supeificial acres, wilh a dwelling hoUsev barn, and other buildings thereon erected, IN THE TOWNSHIP OF SUTFON, .Lot, Nu* 83, in the fourth rang*, *7 in ihe »evemh range.ay.rn the eighth range.a4,io the ninrh range.\u2022 n 1\t1 .PETER PATERSON & Co.Quebec, l«th May, I8I7.\u2022 For Sale.THE FARMS A LANDS belonging tp the tuhscri* /her, siftiHie on Hie North Bunk uf the River St.Churles, a little above ScoiPs Bridge.Easy terms of payment will he given, and such ns may noidistress any purrlia rr who migm not be inclined la lay out huge Bums of money on hind*, .provided suffi;ieui security he otherwise given.Fur fu< tlier particulars apply to .loaJ\tIMS.OESBARATS.S April 224.u J\tNOTICE.\u2019 AMES M lLLE R, duty CommijHioned and sworn Inspector of Ttntber, &\u2022,% for the Port of Q.ie bee, begs leave most respecttullv to infotni all person» concct red in the Lumber Tiade, that he hjs removed from tvs former residence in the Lower-Town, lo SilUry Cove, where hî intends keeping, a team of horse», dfc.on the spot.All orders ad.dressed to him will be immediately executed under hit own inspection for by an assistant equally well qualified, in his absence.Sillcrv Cove, 15 h Miy, 1817.-\tu A besoin d une Place; TT y jeune Monsr.d\u2019un bon cara.tère cl qui pourra produire des ecruticnis de sa bonne ronduite, #n-tendant les langues Françoise et Anglo se, n rnp>«t>lette tenir des livres dans un Magazin en gros et en dotait.S\u2019uddreiser k cenc Impiimene.Quebec, 14e.Mai, 1817.\t' u « 176 RORPHT rSAÎM\tI\tHOUSE OF ASSEMBf.Y, HOHbltr GAIW,\tWfdneid.y, Mmh, l«n, Itlouis Painisir, Glazise, »nd\tIreSOLVED\u2014Tliat this Hon*» Wl|| no, rfl.eive any TWou LONDON, reiurii« hi* gmcere ihai»M to h#^\tpethions fur prlvnfe BilU *ftH thctt.Hi public, for the ve.y hb#r^ en-our.pcme.u he l.* |\tfifteen d.y» of each Session, received »iuee In* arrival la thi« couutf y / ana bt,|;i leave RRgo^y\tn,^ h to inform itiem he h»a removed co the houie, In; St.Anncütieet, «ext door to Mr.Cery\u2018a Auclion ro<»ni, \u2022 ov.se will nm receive any piivhte B'lli, except in the tirai twenty .*-»\t- -\t.\t,| l '\tfour da\\8 ofeaih be^ion.whe-e he wiil be happy t© receive order», which will be RB9OLVED-Th*l the said Uesoluiions be printed, anended to wuh punciualiiy and diipatih.N.B, H'* In* on hand a Urge aiock of window gl»*», in eiatea, which he will cut up to any aiae that may be wanted.\tQuebec, IM May, iBty.j NOtTCK is hereby given that ihe Paruiciship «fj (Attest) LOUIS MASSUE & Co.expire* this dayby-j mutual consent.\tj All person» indebted to said concern are requested toj\t; ciM MBKE D*A8»RM BLIVE, pay to Luuti Ma^suk; and those who may have de-\tMercredi, 12 Mars, IHI7.manda against it, will please send in their \u2018H-\u2019c<,ut11*\u2018or ; RÊ'SOLU\u2014Qu\u2019à Pavenir crtie Chambre tic recevra during fix months» in all the publu paper», after the present Session, and also one month hrtorc each Session, during three ycurs, Hm.LINDSAY, jun.C^k.Assembly.payment.FRS.DUftRTTE.L.MASSUE.Quebec, 1st May, 1817.N.B.The affairs will becontinuedby the subscribers under the s»me denomination of LOUIS MASSUE 5f Co.who flatter themselves by their nsaidulty and atten» tion to hut mess to be deserving of the coutinuation of the public favour».LOUIS MASSUE.NICOLAS MASSUE.u\tNo.I.Fabrique stiHct.Uin»er»Town ,iOKSALE.200 Ceder posts ready squired for garden fences.6,09© feet inch boards, long lengths, 9,090 feet o«k timber, des Pétitions pour rii-s Hilts privé'» qtn dai.s les premiers quinze jour* d^cii^que Se»sion.j RE'SOLU\u2014Que cette Chambre ne recevra des Bills j\tprivés que dans les premiers vingt qua Ire jours de chaque Session.llh\u2019SOLU\u2014Que les dites Resolutions boient imprimée» pendant »>x moi* dans loua les ptpierf v\tpublttsaprès la présente Session, ei aussi un mois avnm chaque Session peu dsm trois années (Attesté)\tWm LINDSAY.jun.Gr» lf.Ass.fcT The Printers in Lower.Canxda, are requested to iimert ihe above Résolution» in hofh lun«rui>ri's.in their respective newspupets, during (he six cr.suiu?A .«m for h.ulin.limber, .ml .11 Giber .pp.r»tul for 'nonlhM jifti-f »lmi terra is expired, their .uui.ts fo, .»m.^\t#\tprinting the same w ill be paid to them, nr ft) iheir «gents in Qucher, by the Clerk of ihe House of Assembly.Quebec, 7th April, 1817.(he lumber trade.4,000 West India atavea.And, ©\tTO BE LET, A pleaaant country retidm.e on.the banks of the' ^#^Saiut Lawrence, on very moderate ie»ma, with or without a garden.Apply to WALTER GILLEY, Silkry Cove { v/ho has taken \u2022 cove next to hia home, for hauling up umber, stavea, plank, dec.u> der his own eye.Having a team on the spot, he respectfully offer» his service» to merchants and others, who may have occasion for them.Parties accommodated at hia hooae aa usual.W.G.Qti'bee, 1st May.1817.\tu TO LET, IjIOR the Su-ntner.threeneatl>furnished Rooms, w ith JT stable, coiKh.hnuse, g irden, Ac.s tu:»ted ui St.Foy-For further particulars, enquire at this olfice.5th May.\t0 VENTE.ON fait en voir, qie MARDf, té premier jour d« Juillet prochai», à Uttr.heure précise apiè«.midi, h la requisition de l)an»« HANNAH Mi IE PH I'.RD, veuve de Mr.Willimn Shepherd Recédé, en son vivant Confiturier et Pâtissier.dcineu»«Mi celte Ville, et de Messieurs Jamea Cockhiirn et Jwi» Wurtele, l.xéru* leurs du Tesiament du d t WilKam Shepherd, et en conforniile à icelui sein par le Net*ire Souss gué, sur leu lieux, crie, vendu et adjugé au p!u» haut et «emier en# chérisseur t\u2014 Un LOT de 1 ERRE ou EMPLACE# MENT deflgtiie irrénuliè'e, situé en celte llnute.Ville de Québec, Rue St.Josepli, ho» né eu fi ont par la dite Rue St.Joseph, et en profondeur par la Rue Couillard, du côte Sud Ouest pitr Mr.Mathew M\u2018Clure, repiésen-tant Sa tid for il Hovi.et du côté Nord-Est à Mr.Pierre Drolet, duquel «ôié ledit Loi de Ten e s\u2019élargit derrière l\u2019einplaeement du dit Pierre Drolet et à uu nuire emplacement dont le front est snr lu dite Rte Couitlurd, appartenant à Mr.Willmm Thomas\u2014sur lequel sont érigé* plusieurs Maisons et Hllunen», noiament s une grande vini^on en pierres à deux étages au niveau de I» dite Rue Si, Joseph, de loui le front de I\u2019emplaci ment, I: quelle dite Maison «\u2019élargit d *rtère celle du dil Pierre Drolet, ei donne plusieurs appartements de ce < ôié.et dont les pignon* mitoyens avec celles des-voisin».\u2014I n» core une autrr M lison aussi en pieircs àd,'»!* étage» avec B 'ulangpfies dont U* front est «nr la d'te Rue, il y a une entrée commode pour parvenir au* hangards et remises dans la cour ei ire les deux Maisonssn»-n»cn-it()iiné< s Rue Couil Ard\u2014sous In Maison premièrement i!és guée sont deux honue» Voûtes bien élevées et bien sèche», ei une avtie de même description, #ous lu partie de.ritfre la maibon dud i Pierre Drolet\t^ Les a nateurs pomroiit connoftre lea conditions de v« nie ei examiner les T 1res en s\u2019adreas mt au Soutsigoê, en sou Ivude.à Québec, Rue des Pauvte*.F.TETU.Qnéher, 6e Mu», ISI7.ECOLE GRATUITE.IE public est averti que PEcole gratuite d'apiès les J pruicipea Bttiamique», eu établie en la ll*ute.Vil'e de Québec, Rue St.Helène, ci» an ont repu» le» eulana pour être instruits dans la lecture et l'ecriture, en anglota et en franpois et dans Variihinét que graïu'tement, et auxquels seront fournie» toute» choies nécessaire» à cet effet pourrira, les personnes qui veulent se qualifier .pour être maître»\u2019 d écoles dans Us Campagne», set uni .parti llemenl* repues et imtruitea gratuitement Par ordre du Comité.R.JOHNSTON, faisant fooction de Sc «éiaire.\u2022 Québec, le ter.Mk\u2019' i>f Alloa Ale, and London Brown Stout in Ca>ks of 3 de 5 dozens.Quebec, 9th October, 1813.rKEK SCHOOL.The Tree Sdiool on the Britiih lystem of Educrion ia now en'abludt'd in the tipper town of Quebec, in Saint Helen street, where cni.dren will beiecrivid and inst'uurd .gratuitously, in Reading, Writing, \u2022nd Arithmetic, in F eurti and Englbh, and cv'ty (hn g ©eecssary 10 that <(Te;t fu\u2019uuhed tree of ext'encc.Person» who wish 10 qualify them elves at Teacher* for the coûtaiy, will be also received and rrstrocled «satis.By order of ihe Committee, Rt.JOHNSTON, Qneh-c, 1»! May, IRiy.____ Acte Mecretbry.1 louses and Stores (uXeu JSÜl To be Ler, for one or more years, and to entered upon the I t of May next, toe Apartments at £ resent occupied by Mr.iVFFarliine, uf the foot of lountain street, nnd three flats oft* new Si^re iidjuuiing.Al*« a large and convenient store recently occupied by C iverumeoi, and n storehouse front ug the uewtlreei culled St Full, together with u pari of a wharf in front, luquireof ROBT, &ICHARDBON.Quebec, March SO, IflCl.\tm Usmarand Penny, Boat Builders, RFSPECTFULLY inform their friends they continue Building Boal*ofall dciciiptions on ihe lowe*i terms.They have on bind tor sale New and Old &o»it~roiii;h aaid ready made ash Oars No.7, V-aroterie, Near hope Gate* Quebec, a© Jiine, Hi5*\tU 7b he So to, f>r /sET, A well built ÜWKLL1 NG-Hous^, \u2018skJ j^L with a good Garden adjoining, suiiaied at Point Leri, above Hadlow Cove, ami comnuiiding a mosi capbul prospect of the rivet and country.Apply at No.1, Si.Peter street.Quebec, *6th J»ily, 1816.__\t_____ .FOR SALE, or CHAR I KR\t(TTriilE Subscriber respeft fully informs the Merchants, To any f-ore in Great Briiaiu\u20141 he fine f-si! J| shipowner», and others.Ilia! he commrmes the sailing ship ACTIVE, copper fastened, 450! t,Q,ii es» uf SA IL MAKING on tiic Isi May, at No.Ifl, rei'isier measurement, and will r>e tea-Jy toj s».Peter-tiert, the Loft formerly occupied by Mr* commence loading at the opening of the Navigation, j.lrunes Hunt, nnd Itopr* hy attention nnd diligence, to For turther info:roation,apply to\t.merit a share oftheii support.JOHN GOUDIE, Queher.«Oth Annl.>817.TO LET, HE Hnn«e, Garden, ami premises, 9 St.Louis «treet.For particular», of the Proprietor thereon.«4th April, 1817.\tu No.VI.enquire tons HENRY BULLIN.Ship builder, St, Rock.N.B \u2014Wanted for th?above «hip, a thief Mate.None net.d epply but those who can produce a pt'od character.\tG.ROBERT GAIN, Peintre, Vitrier ti Décorateur,de Londres, T'AIT ses sincères remet ciments au publie de Penrouragcm' nt tiès libéral qu\u2019iî a reçu de* puis ton a» rivée dan» ce pays : et il prend la liberté de l\u2019informer qu'il a transféré ta demeure à la Ma son, Rue Sic.Aune, la porte voisine de la Chambre d'Encao de Mr.Cat y, où il se trouvera très flatié de recevoir des Ordres h «quels seront exécutés ponctuellement et avec pioropti.rude.N.B.Il a en main une quantité considérable de vitres en paniers qu'il taillera d'après Us liimcmion» qu'on pourra désirer.'Québec, se* Mai, 481.7* FOR SALE, V#/ No.5, SanU-ati.MMttfot Ureot : 7 punctieon« L.I.rum, 81»««^hearts A |,right muscovado »Hg:'r, 60 h li re!* J U* «lu.\tdo.Brazil do* &0 qi.ranks beat Jamutcusbrub, V6 ««tsks ) A9 hli.is.> SI tierces ) Seul Oil, 15 c scs «hve oil, 200 barrels pickled herring, 2 crates earthenware.W.G.& P.SHEPPARD.Quebec, 87th Aug, 1816.\tu i Printed and published for THOMAS CARV.N\u2019n.6* j St.Anne street, attlie NEW PRINTING-OFFICE* No.81, Buade street."]
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