The Quebec gazette = La gazette de Québec, 2 décembre 1839, lundi 2 décembre 1839

[" 93 ICE.QORE, ont in Bout.orshipa, D e uals and fob Uages trans) Ported, \u201ced Scotland, Ww ha D Weg, mericn ang as other Feng.the world.fa 1 for insertion in e Townships in Sus SE pur À NT.U-s- Tay formed a Co, » together, SIN MER ik ERS, a GINA ODEs\u2019 ISE and LA.to the Commer- te of public pa- RAM BOISE COQUE.\u2019 d very eligibl fronting thy abers mil Make 8 ty yt AROCQUE, ve consign 3 yensigned to cel, 3 MINING As | WICK.Fow n grant of : Lire Counties wick contar dre, og Couls, ron Len of science 9 tthey arp ready 4dventurers for «+ be selected by Inn exceeding Hoihe firet dixen.On.Whenever i= For further EVENS, py \\ BANKART « London, Ro.wn.of the (ey tbe po st paid i 4 i s sub, pied Agen Bl anury low res SOCETY [7 i | GR tannd Laine Tikit Negee They w., vot Seclety, Ce geod tase ely tis hoped recrect FE ved the wig 4 3 ion ef Une.\u201cts Sérect, IN Exec.| RO.merican Pitch.2 ENISTON.he the manage FRESNE, erent Loree Em, OBINSON, à 1531 or }&32, ra be PRE Tes nuda to Queber, § r of something J 1y large praouti J I KEIR, vie [tetehis, Js.lw BOPIE RS, by DDELL, \u2026rronplau-strec! ra nin Street, Que .inthe garct and 3 Loc 3 ours À Je \u201crother Sania 1 Ss de # Tidy * : remet RE CEILS ETT rT TIER SER unt ° Big + Err .* I Ed , # 7 x pus ER fn 04 NEW GOODS.\"ROBERT CAIRNS, , sors STREET.CHANT TAILOR=%0, MOUNTAIN STRE ÉSPECTFULLY informs bis friends and the public, that be has received, F the Fileutheria, nent of artidies in his line, comprising sont select ertioe and milled © ioths, Beaver und Phot of! hs, Cassimeres aud Vestings, ever imported \u2014 Regu a.Swords, Belts snd Sashes, Mibitary and other Gloves, d Navy Lace, Brad, Deparunent Bultous, Braves, Gulf ant .&c.Ys 4th November, 1820, ALL IMPORTATION DRY GO OD», - Nine offering at very low prices, Nu.2, Jolin Street, T from Lawmdon, Vognugs, Flushihis, Blankets, Counterpancs, Mernyes.French au Er Thibber Plats.(or { oaks \" wis orsers, 2 tion Sorry.Gloves, Mulhing Shawls, Muffs and Hoss uf the richest and most valusbie Fors; Fur Gloves, Fur Lined Boots ait Shoes, Lawns, Linens, Diapers \u2014 Closkings, Bed Tuk and fable Covers.with a spheodud pottiment of Cloaks, fram one of the must fasinonable houses in London ; with Furs for Linings.Nuw READY 10 DAT wy E + vooOLIicii.N, Boi Cute Irub Tinens, put one Case of Trnen Dimesks on cnnatzumeot, which vil be uffired at ixtraoe peices.#h November, 1879 u-d HE Subscriber has received, in addition to his former stock, bis tall importation, t Ilcutheria, consisting ofe=Supertine Coths, Casstimeres hint Ciothy, Buck Skins, Fhannets, Cotton and fanen Shectings, gheh 3 Victoria Dresses, Victoria & Dresses; Woollen, Filled and Quebec.15.4 PR.ARNOTT'S STOVES, JHEST RECHIVES, AND POR SALLY BY THE SUBSCRIBER.VX vvly of these much udunred STOV FES, (us- surted siZes.à BB DAIRERS ah November, 1520.15, P'atice Stect LANDING.10 JUNCHEONS New York Rum 1 a 2.ny Quebec, 12th Nov, i838, SPLLING OFF AT VERY HEDU CED PiiChy MHE Subscriber being about to leave for En- and, offers the remainder of his varied Stock gwryiow prices, whi h const of Lacking Glasses, French Chine Ornaimment Laures* Bud Genihtuve's Dressing Cases and Writing J.St.NOAU, Plant street desk.Ladies Work-boxes, lated warc.Fine Cutlerv, aud a great variety of fancy sricies, \u2014ALSO.\u2014 Common Cutlery, Castile and \\$aindsor Soaps, Eau de Colugue, Ke.Ac, &c.A small quantity of superior dada Wine, B.DViKBERS, Palace Street.N.B.\u2014 Persons indubted to the Sabscniber sre rego éd make unmieitiste payinent.Quebec, 11h November 1877 ILLESPIE, JAMIESON & CO.have just received per Julia, from Oporto direct, aud offer for Sate-\u2014 A few Qe.Casks very fine old Port Wine, Anzin Store the following Wines of the choicest quaidy :\u2014 Hock, \\ Sauterne, | \u201c Young & Co Claret, > Incase af Sve ech Champægue.| S'eris, Port, Sierrt.sn Pipes, Hits, act 4) cartet Casks Maden, Quebre 25th October, 1976 10s THE SUBSCRIBER HAS RECEIVED aso OFFERS FOR SALE: NE HUNDRED Baskets of Champagne ol the celebrated brand of Victor & Co.Rheims, 100 Cases serv chore Rhee \\Vines, comprising sotne ~ evrious and verts rare vid Hooke \u2019 HENRY BURSTALL, Sauttau Matelot st reet.Quebec, 22ad July, 1879, us LANDING.10 00 Gallons Seat Out, superior quality, 9 1.40 do.Cod du.1,500 Whale do.\u2014AND IN STORE \u2014 200 tbis Hsmbro P.M, Park, 300 do, Ohm supertive Fane HY J.Nov.Budden's Wharf.St Peter Svreet, Quebee, 26th August, 1839.FOR SALE BY THE SUBSCRIBER, Noo VL V ARRIVAL OF THE BRITISH QUERS.The British Queen arrived at New York ou 8g turday night, : She did.not.xeid till (de 41h: Nogem ber from Pertsmouth, sud her-pasesge is \"cones quently niveteeu days, * Major Laïvg.grtivod im town yesterday, with the despatches fyr His Excel- lonuy the Administrator of the Coa ond brought ona New Yurk Sunday Morning\" News, from which our coteinporary of the Herald\" has copied the summary of ue wy Lo be found below.The mail not having come forward, we urd qith- out our English fyles.= The British Queen had, we understand, oéefau- dred and sixty passengers.The English papers, we understand, ry the deaths of the Duke of Bedford, the Dip.of Argyle, Lord Trimlestown, Lord.ideorge Word, and Lady Hume Campbell.# Mr, Turton, Secretary to Lord Durhany, sé his country, is to be appointed a Judge in England, fn the place, we suppose, of the late Baron Vaughan.The Hon.Colonel Grey, of the 71st Regiment, has exchanged into the Scots Fusilier Guards, ith Lieut.Col.the Hop.C.B.Phipps, who, it is said, was soon to embark for Canada, + SPAIN.Affairs in Spain do not appear to be progressing quite so well for the Christino party as was napta- rally to have been anticipated from the retirement from the country of Don Carlos.The Quotidienne reports some uot unimportant successes of Cabrera, and those who are acting under hig orders; whilst Brigadier Berengera, who was sent by Maroto to tamper with Cabrera\u2019s troops, bas been tried by court martial, sentenced, and shot for his treacher The guerillas alsv (very troublesome opponents in the difficult country which is now the seat of war) are on the alert, aud have attacked aud pillaged the town of Loraucu de Taja, within a short distance from Madrid.INDIA.Intelligence of important military operations and of the brilliant success of the British army in Afrhanistao, had arrived from Bombay.The Bombay Government (sazette Extraordinary dated the 29th Auzust publishes a despatch from Lieut.Gen.Sir John Keane, Commander in Chief of the British troops, to Lord Auckland, containing a full account of his operations.The army marched in four divisions from Candahar, on the 27th, 28th and 29th May, aud the 3d June.They encountered a slight opposition on the rond to Nanee, where the whole force was concentrated on the 20th of July.Nanee is twelve miles distant from Ghuzoee, one of the strongest fortified places in Asia.lt was garrisoned by 3,500 of Dost Mahommed\u2019s best troops, commanded byPrince Mahommed Hyder his son.It was fully provisioned, supplied with artillery, aad every meaos for resisting a lone siege.The British arrived under its walls on the evening of 21st July.\u2018When within guo-shot they encountered a brisk cavnonade and a heavy fire of mu-ketry, poured from Lehind gardens walls, temporary field works, and the outwork on the right back of the river.Si John Keane ordered this fire to be returned, in order to ascertain the atremgth of the enemy in guns.The outworks were speedily carried, and their defenders driven in by detachments commanded by Sir Willoughby Cotton and Brigadier Sale; while Shrapnell shells, thrown into the citadel under the direction of Brigadier Stevenson, did much execution.After these preliminary operations, the troops were drawn off and ordered tr bivouac.Sir John Keare found himself surrounded bv enemies on all sides, and in his despatch says, \u201c I had information that a night attack on the camp was intended from without.Mahomed Ubzal Khan, the eldest son of Dost Maliomed Khan, had been sent by his father with a strong party of troops from Cabuol to the brother's assistance at Ghuzuee, and was encamped outside the walls, but abandoned his position on our approach, keeping, however, at the distance of a few miles from us.The two rebel chiefs of the Ghilzie tribe, men of great iufluence, viz: Abdoo! Rhoo- man and Gool Mabommed Khan, bad joined them with 13000 horses, anil also a body of about Sow Ghaveers from Zeitat under 2a misiner of chiefs and Moclahs, carryinz bangers, and who had bedn assembled on the cry of a religions war.In short we were in all directions 9 por a extent of wbuut 300 bbls ! Grey, Bishoamof Elereford, and nepbew of Earl Urey.sons cistiveut hed For on a on vente RA is par B By hé present return it rs LI) 084,970, ne lealibunng a The steamer British America arrived from Man- ; [ivenvoos Mankgr.Nov.1.\u2014 The corn markets are | Qa the 16h Outer.at \"a hous, in Portand-niace, Book for Schoots : Lu FAT MA decteate of Æ1,174,030.It there appears that together, freal on Saturday, and left avain the same night.rather udvancing, and Bonrisin fair demand at 406 a 425 Rom fus E luda Com eneral Si Wiliam ) \u201c As the iwig is bent the trec# incbned * 1 uring $8 the cireslation of mica Ly those institutions has been re- The weather continues mild and the ice in the river : pa oo! ane pds hut the duty is now.1Ds per bb and EE ol the Last luda Company's Madras Bstab- The neces i y of uch a buok, to dor pe youpx ming co eue 31R duced pot more than £1,812,030, since the commenue- has nearly disappeared, Since lass night, the wind | 18¢Y W Dedss 5d an two or three weeks.{ sh .estimate the \u2018rime harotred fabrice\u201d of our gia try, and - , > : \u2018 aut, : R aq on - a er Br : c ; $ f those pohlrensirte went of the present year.has however boen easterly.aod the thormometer fell © - - SPATE OF TRADE, j to ccunteract the dangerous tendency o I : part \u201c The reduotion the circulation of notes 12 pressing from ph to [reeging y, aoû ter fell |.Buacxaua\u2014léd as had been the trade for several IU EBEC FIRE OFFICE 2nd Dee.1839,\u2014 #dvocatng republican inditusions, wih which LbesPro- winds, mn seversly on the manufactinms.Qur letters before eee | weeks past, u has.buen geviuz still worse since our lust Ka, Director for the present week :\u2014 vices are tous dates, ame of wards set nour bom Munghestor, {and pihers From fv abpool contin We have received the Glasgow Herald of the FA ta paper, of a nature decine.\u2014 Bleckburn _ w ILLIAM PHILLIPS, Esquire.one hundred pages, and the charg : nat ta excres ot or ih ing of Les sspruseus © sem) = nie, iH sre 1 ho ia.24th October, containing the account of the meet- ! Y onxsuine.\u2014Thete was no improvement cither in the PHRENOLOGY | lings aud sixpence per cnpy, bound and fetrened: pred.deman for goods poon we de nor know what ing held there to promote Emigration to Canada, | ciouh-balis or warehoases lust week at Leeds, but n falling HE last Lecture of Mr BURKE*s Course, has | In order that teachers and parents may be stifled, shat : ft \u20ac cost is \u2018 uung the v a ue d ho ue | pres Dr.Rotru made a very able speech at the meeting, off 10 the demand for the coarser description of goous, Û > pl à till THURSDAY EVE NIN tit is not only understaod but reruined by the vue pcrson- ht the me by the necessaries ul jie suay lead to disturbences.for which he was thanked by the Lorp Prevost : Which is attributed to the miidness of the season.- « Jeen qeterred 1 AN NING under their charge.ali she leasing features « the work wed, [th Iris pertain 100 that the spumers and wanufacturers will | RUE y \u201c ROVOST ; Luicestex.\u2014Thie dernand for goods continues very dull NEXT, the 5th December, ut KIGHT o'clock.in addizon, be miven 10 the form 0: inicerugaionrs and ° We % compelled to work short hours, and the + furns out\u201d but no resplulions seem to have been adopted.The ! for the seasan.The country trade is better than the Quebec, 2nd December, 1859, I-s answers.; .CR ave alreudy commeuved by the unknown, aminst a re- Meeting in favour of Emigration to Australia was | London and foreigne bat those houses which manu facture UEBEC MEDICAL BOARD { It is not :ntended to altack other institurmns, But to de- rrived $ énction in thair wages.Te most sanguine do not ex- held al Glasgow an the 17th Oct, and seams to be solely for those markets fee! the pressure of the times ex- Q SAN vu, j fend and expisin our ane » of Fam : pposé RM pet that for months to come, the demand for goods for | more popalar, at present, than Emigration to Cana- | ceedinely, and are turmug of workmen, Hotel- Dien, end December, 1839.0 Leachers of schou sd cas > amie, d-pocad jo dosed, BA be American nnrkets will revive at this period of the | da.We must, in fact, shes that there is no danger | MaNcuester, Wensesvay, Oct.30.\u2014 Daring the last ME next QU ARTERLY MEETING of this ; Pt hrs Sheet.ud» rm othe EJ Imi\u2014tbe artizans have been busily employed un prepar- | of diaturhance in this country, before industrious ; thee days, two additions! failures have been announced, Board for the Examioation of Candidates for | 29° = Lowe Fo ai Ti a ren peet fu liv red restad v- Jd \u201c .: «tion MuofLanonshire, & Yorkshire, The factthatthe Mana- enough.{ eriprion< of varn, Manufactured goods of al! kinds were and Palace-street, A LARGE FIGURED SHAWL VALLEE E.IHIAMOND, Trader, of the Drs.ne pnolihe Private and Joint Stock Banks, have put on also ue very peste ere and at.prices a shade lower J'he hinder will be liberaily rewarded on leaving it at the TIC of Girne, nr crues to present ther accounts \u201cduly fiho 94 2 #00w\" with vigour must have increusod the di Montreal Correspondence of the Quebec Gazette j than those of Tuesday Jun.olice of this paper.; Altested, without delay, to .CS ands ke à of due manulactunng interest very materially.\u201cPonte see of Que ] anyone Fupxsen Maskar, Ocr.28.\u2014We have had Quebec, 2nd December, 1839.u Sous-te- Fort sf PAREN nn bsvot, MEN.eJntelligence received this week by the arrivals of Montreal, Thursday afternoon, Nov.28.{TION Cu market.w-dav, but Little or na change in the \u2014 TUTT Ce ee .- een 5 Tye ious EES da sail from India, of the continued suspen- \u201cThe steamer Patriot arrived this morning and | prit ee re becu much inquired after, and us OST or stolen a large White SETTER-DOG, Quebec.6th November.1838- ud * ofthe trade between the Butish Merchants and the > ! ; =.marked brown over the eyes and ears, a chain NOTICE.Ca ation &: ndary tivien Wf the great rine.bserip- dong B ments Be tess Honys nt Canton, has cunsed much excitement # d'*pevail not only in tbo markets for China, but also F4 Meproduce ofour Enst India possessions.Here Ed Pich anxiety is felt to learn if the Government will ap.Hove of the guaranties \u2018given by the British Superin- tadant at Canton, that the value of all opium belonging eats of al 4his country delivered up to the nuthorities he clastlal Empire for destruction, should Le repaud rata which according to some estimates was : millions of dollars.This is an oxaggeration, but + \u201cos hardly fail to La Jess than Ét 100,000 or £1,500,- 4% The\u201d Holders of Teas and Suks Lave obtained 8 naws to which we liave ioferred came in, reports that the Charlevoix had been got off by the aid of the Brittnnnia.[t appears that Capt.Chenier went overboard on Monday night, but was soon after brought on deck agaiu.The British America is taking flour ou board for Three Rivers, for which place she intends to leave to-morrow, and if the weather prove favourable she will go ou to Quebec, The weather having been so mild to-day, the Prin.erst Victoria made a trip to Laprairie, and brought down a full cargo of freight, She will continue to ruñ as long as the weather will permit.© \"There was a mail received this moroing from the United States, but it brought seurcely anything from boyoud Highgate.The letters and papers by the British Queen are still due.\u201d ** Montreal, Saturday evening, Nov, 30.\u201c The weather has been extremely mild yesterday and to-day, ao much so that the streets are getting very muddy.The Princess Victoria continued to make les trips to and from Laprairie.The Charle- voiz artived yesterday, aud left this day for her winter quarters, The Patriot in going ont of port this afternoon, for the sams destination, went nground, and was not got off at 5 o'clock, The St.George is advertived to leave for Quebec at 12 o'vlock to-night.She wil have two Larges in tow.\u201d i Half-pust &, v: Me\u2014Tho St George just arrived, St.Axongw's Day.\u2014 The auniversary of the Patron Saivt of Scotland, was not altogether.forgots.ten in this city lust Saturday.There wes ne public ik prices for both auticles, especially for tho prior, NY.Kd neg EN Of which from Canton up lu the latest 2 ig 4 hot axcecded 36,2364,00 hs in the seusun Meet a tou A fiir gstimato of the otlect produced upon tl Con- E8208 had by the importations, will bo speedily a day ol Kl 34 by due 1 sult of the approaching snles of the nti- vers EA wid Which will sommence inn day or two, when of the BS Nit tian 4,987,183 Js.will be submitted for come rection gl CY I seems to bo the general expectation that ¥ \u201changs.improved prices will Le muintamed, not- pa les the amount to be offored nt the forthe crury.Hd The very grently excoeds that put up last monih.ue bik, gg 2 far othec articles of Gluna produce are Een East India imports are also in firm demand, prec i rh Indigo and Saltpotrs, Stock Bi ut Travk.~The Fur ttade is rather brisk at the SE me yo w sather lower than those received soîne cnet Bll prt he high value demanded for capital ope- fr tone lib I this artiols as well as npon other 1, to fh SOI gouts.The recent publio sales of Furs & hice.Bry gy SOND of well Tho imparts by the Hudson's By; Faby of Beaver from Columbia River, of 21,- é *met with a brisk demand.The quantities of ki & i A A * usage which has prevailed in this country ever since procession or demoustration ; bat many, trite to the Hupnerseitzo Market, Oct.20.\u2014IF any thing, this was a worse warket than last week, there being fewer buvers and less demand.Laxcasmine.\u2014The trade in cotton factories at Ralton, Blackburn, Heywood, Bury, Rochdale, Rossendale, and Oldham, ts mn a very duil state, and the Machinery ina great number off Mills is only running three or four days a week, whilst several have entirely stopped.New York Money Market, Nov.2Gth.\u2014 Stocks are down t0-day\u2014sume descriptions have fallen ofF 1 to 8 per cent.50 «hares United States Bank.15 days 50.New York Anction Sales, Nov.26.\u2014Txa.\u2014 Young Hyson, 4D cheats.at 58 ets; Hyson, 15 chesis, at 37 tw 44e ; Soucbong.50 chestg at 56 a 380 ; Hyson, 9 half do, Ste ; 10do G.npowder, 27 to 41c.Frour.\u2014Qwing to the closing of the Cana! has advanced collar, and answering to the name of ** NELsoN.\u201c\u2014Anv person who wil! give any information respecting him at this office which may lead to bis recovery shall receive à reward of Frvr DOLLARS.Quebec, 2ud December, 1839.N°ilce is hereby giveu that all persons having accounts against the Steamboat Canadian Patriot.(for the past season) are requested to present them for ligndation\u2014and those indebted to the suid Boat will please make immediate payment.E.HOOPER, Agent, ls Hunt's Wharf.4.8 Queber, Nov.27th, 1839.194 cts.Sales at 6,50.Montreal, Nnv.SOLh.\u2014 Mossv.\u2014 During last week al, the Banks in the city have been disconnting mure trecly which has afforded a scasonable relief to the mercantile cominunity:\u2014 Hank exchange on London, is at 10 per cent.premium.Privaté,.\u2026.os0orsessesiecse sessaonrioserenaeniy 10 9 per Cent.Draftr on New York,.crave ssessoous.2 perf Cent.preu Upper Canada Hank Notes, wee 1 per cent.di-couat.Commercial Bank, inne, gi do.Gote Bak, civic dus i ; + \u2018 SHIPPING Sailéd from Paspebine on the 8rd November, schr.Teaser, \u2018LeBoutiltier, for Cevita Vocchia, with 2,100 quintals dry fish.Halifax, Nov.14th\u2014Arrived\u2014Sochr.Ohve Branch, Boucher, 20 days from Quebec.16th\u2014Schr.Mary Jane, Cook.20 days from Montzeal.INTELLIGENCE.HOUSE TO LET.THXHE large three storey HOUSE, lately the residence of Mrs.ÉTENRIETTE Guichann, widow of the tate Houprable Tuvmas Duxs, with Stables, Coach House, Wood- House, Yard and other dependencics, =the whole situate in tae Upper Town of this City.at the NW.corner of St.Lewis and Ur-uie Stree Quebec, 14th Nov.1839.nsow 4 .A CARD.20027 ISS JAMESON respectinlly intimates to tha J public of Quebec, that she has.opeued PREPARATORY SCHOOL, in Fabrgye Street.And having been for several vesrs engaged in ao Aculemy' of the first respectabilay in tbe Unner Province, trusts «ha willbe enabied to give every satisiacthon to the Parents amt Guardians of the children whe may be placed under bee tution.; oo Terme, &c.made known on applying at the office of thé Quebec Czaxetté, 14, Mountain Mreet, 55 Quebec.2nd September.1830, es RAFFLE OF two new PIANO FORTES, Londou-made being one very handsome Boudoir, and dité Square ; also, one \u201cpleadid Lady's GOLD WATCH, No.60063, evlindar escapement, and jevrélied In f flesh, or pulmonary decline and consumption, if taken tefore cavities have heen formed in the lungs.17.Scrofula\u2014singularty and rapid\u2019y efficacious even in the worst cases.138.Scurvy, 19.Hypocondriads, and all ather nervousaftections.20.Spasmodic Palpitauon, of the heart and of thearteries.2), Head-ache, It is evident, therefore, that these medicines are compounded of ingredients which act upon the svstem universally, and not tnore aloctic preparasioas.They act without causing pain.or preducing any prostration of nervous ener- gv, but on the contrary.strengthen, invigorate sud ealiven, from the first day*s experience of their operstion, until the Winly a marter of much a~tomshment.T'hal so much suf- period of convalescence.Direcyons fur use accompany | ferinz