The Quebec gazette = La gazette de Québec, 9 décembre 1839, lundi 9 décembre 1839

[" A FR De anki.@bta Mion tated No.5605.] nt = SES ms gé Vales, ki à and tiod).\u2014 Où in pain per- pe ati nee cer ae pm SA g pe ANT TAILOR-2, MOUNTAIN STREET.ES ECTPULEY informe bis friends and the ublic, that he has received, ¥ the Elsutheria, b sortivnt of articles in his line, comprising some seit auperlse, aud rhilled Cloths, Beaver and Pilot bY} E pest ! WE rd and Vestings, ever imported.\u2014Hegula.Cath, Cen \u2018and Sache Military snd other Gloves, a Se Lace, Braid, Deparunent Buttons, Braces, es 4th November, 1838; u-d \u201cFALL IMPORTATION s, 2, John Street.op DRY GOOD vas affermg at very lou: prices, Nu.HE Subseriber has received, in addition to his former stock, bis fall importation, Ÿ Eleutheria, fp Londony consisting of\u2014 Superfine Caths, Cossimeres Vepings Fiusbings, Piot Cloths, Buck Skins Frannes, pes Counterpanes, Coton and Linen Sheetings, Be Frebeb and Evglish ; Viet LE Jresses, Victoria Tirsbet Piatts.for Cloaks & Dresses .Woollen, Filled and Coen Shawie Corsets, Prints, Gros de Maples, Satins Pecksn:y Homers, Gloves, Mui Shawls Mul and Boss of wg richest and most valush Fare F ur Glaves, Fur jmed Boots and Shoes, Lawas, Linens.Dispers \u2014 Cookinge, Bed Tricks and \u2018Table Covers, with à aplendid panment of Clock, fronvune + £ ee mast fashionable Nis in London ; with Furs fur opr N FOR SAT HY Bw stat 1e FE P, (-ONLRICH.N B.\u20141 Care Irish Linens, and one Cawœ ot Linen Diumiaks on vonsigument, which will be effered atextraut- Bary low prices.Qodboe, 8th Novenher, LRG.rod pn pr LT ae LL 7 DR.ARNOTT'S STOV LS, JUST RECEIVER, 460 FOR SALE RY THF SUBSCRIBER.ony ; gx only of these much udusired STOVES, tas- MR |) sorted sizes.ed SV ) B.DAIKERS, ling Bl 4b November, T8359.15.Paluce Spree LANDING.DUNCHEONS New Yurk Imitation Jaman a 10 P Hum 1 de 2.5 > HY.J.NOAD, Quebec, 173th Nav.1279.St Pau street BST received aud for Bale J 50,000 Bridgewater BRICKS, < EELMAN KE LEPPER Geehec.1Rth Ocs, 1839, uns\u2019 Wharf PA SELLINGOEF AT VERY KREDUCED PUICES HE Subacriber being ahont to leave for En- ghod, offers the remainder of his varied Stock of cory low prices, whl consist of Looking Giase., French China Ornament, Ladies\u2019 and Gerchomen's Dressing Cases and Wrating Sr anse a De NE rate one rfi ca Ch en en ho oan sn pm | ST SILI MONDAY, 9rn ems cs + Se DECEMBER, Basset Cs .À ES 1839.mmr SE [Vor i TL AR ES wp If 5j) FUR MANUFACTORY, FIRST SHOP BELOW PRESCOTT.GATE.Le WM.ASHTON & Co.| MATE thé return per Eleutheria and Mapu aciory Hine, vy have on haod 8 large sock of cs Jo Suuremer Vor bir feta) trate, Rich chy ofr be ?materials in (us market, and soiely d Gentleman's (Gloves.Suspenders ag Tron hte 1 for Cash from the Prince George, t! Avery description af Furs cleaned, repai , rs cl repaired or altered Lo the present style.Bef\u201d NO SECOND PRICE.y Aa shee, 4th November, 1819, co POR SALE, WENTY Hide, superior Bordeaux Vinegar, 20 Tierces Carolina Rice, 50 Boxes Lonaon Streh, 30 do.Hunch flarsms, (Crop 1839 5 Keys Plax tobacco, ( p ®) 5 Boxes Cavendish, 5 Quarter Casks Sweet Wine, ! Case Arrow- Hoot.HENDERSON & CO.4th Dee 1830.Gis Hut\u2019 Wharf.EW FLANNE LS, &c.just arrived at Browu's cheap Clothing Store, corner of Fort and Buale Sir eis \u201c4 And cativdoaked for, a large assortmect of Piet and other hey Clothe For warm clothing, at prices 10 suit | #verÿ man\u2019s pocket, from the geatieman to the laboorer, \u2014 Elus always on hand an assortment of ready-made Clothes.Quebec.17h September, 1379; i { otto, UST OPENED, Thirteen Cases of WINTER 3 CLOTIHNG, at Brows's Cheap Clothing | Store, racrer nt Fist and\u201d Buade Streets, conskding of Va.i ent Pom Chobe, Flasvely, Drawers, Shirts, Gauntlets, Gloves.Weatheratls Pur Codi, Boffalo dure, Hubber and Bang.nip Coats, from 25 ; ms, India.4 d ; upwards: Mud.Boots, Ladies\u201d Cone Bouts und Winter Slippers; wih! w peucrft a sorutient of warm made up.Clodhing, bring i \u2018justthe thing for a Canadian Winter, at prices tu suit every man\u2019s pocket, Queer, 14th Uetaber, 1830, RICH LONDON MANCFACTURED FURS \"QUE Subscriber has received and offers for Sale, \u2018 a rich assortment of Furs both natural and dyed, wartaned ol superior qualey and nanefaciure, convwt, | ing of Rabie, Martin, Scane Niartin, Lynx, Ermine, Cine i - Fine Férmida Arrow Boot, chile, Masse Squirrel, Swaedown, Jennet, Fiteh and Russian Bear, Mulls with Mawillas, Capes.Shawts and Haas 1a Match, Swanddown Ruff, Squirrel Limimes, ?SALMON.of one of the partners from England, and have received and are now prepared 1a execute any orders enirus which they offer below she \"houses in England, he will sell (em very low for Cach, by tthe picce or yard, and will maké (hem up into garments in jat a Hherul discount im £: Sabseriber has just received par Elentheriu, 12 remainder of their Goods in the Fur ted 10 them with nesthess and punctuality.TLEMEN'S FURS carefully made up during the prices which must be charged by persons purchasing he winter business for support.atent elastic f most celebratéd makers in London, GENTLE rame fancy Stucks of the very best description, purchased FOR BALE, A LOT of good sound empty Puncheons, A small quantity of bast boiling Pease.A L500 Oak, Fim Ilei and Wbne Pioe Timber, Deals and Staves, &c \u2014 Apply to THOMAS JACKSON, 4th Due.1879, u-s Near the Exchange.SUPERFINE CLOTIS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS AND APPAREL, MADE UP CHEAP FOR CASH.\u2014 RE Subscriber has just received, per the Bleu.theria, from London, a consignmeut of saper- fine Cluths, Cassuneres, and Vestings from one of the first firsternte style, at very low prices for Preangt payment, Those persons wha generally pay coh, will now have an oppurtunity of obtaimog first.rate Guods at ready moriey \u2018prices.Those wbe purchase Cloth can have it cut out cranes, 8st Wolfe- House, corner of Jubn and Palace =.= = -E = cs.= D: 5 _ ME oo.bit 5.4 = © = a = z = - 2 \u2014 +201 : = - = \"27 12E272Z LB LE 10% 26 92 =: he TE ee ffm I ue 3 : 7528725 Z .RASE 515 82 Li = uw\" HR - = or Eu 2c20837 85 58 5527227782 #\u201c30725 mac Ex \u2026 5 \u20187 I 77217 -2geêË FE PÉ5 wT TT - ~~ Ew ZiZdEE CA SZ az 2 = = LES _ = =z>\u2014 ze.PCR \u201c2 A0 B.Rexources, (annually,) of the Province of Upper Canada.for (he yrur 1835, and the estimate for 1539 ssoecososess © 20595 GE 70S OC 2 92865 = = = TIED ~22282532838% (3 Me « aiot of; \u2014 p-\u2014 ~ ne |] OBS SOTVAOENS | BOTAN ET DO =O | % sers : CCSN CCT So \u201cESRF ZRNN3LE na PES RALAAT 178 ve ait tr = .\u2014 [AS TITTIES TT S 4.5: LI Da Ce.=.a Cae Lo.oo.0 coor 4 2 1 .7 : 6 ca oe.x AE Im LD = SRT TE ol = gEs1p 11111 5 EP E 1 1112 p= &3F 2 + .i.» , 3.7 | EC ELLE CE sz 22 14 : eB TR 1404! se L'ÉTAT RE 185: Lg = à 3 .22 és 157 a 7 a.8 NTN, em Dre = CE EU TA \u201cJ GS, AEERTESZY 8 Efdaiirc4an = 5Rr25%a 20% uo SEdxs& 2 4 & 9 SELS 22 £4 gaz, 5d, ce 2 La E 4 2252 3 a £1 950 CERES y géT2287322 Ce tablish au escheat ; or a penal tax on wild land {4° supply of rood flour and the month of April wi : ! EEE te Let NS HE ., , \u2018 ps - the : - B ; ; ; \u2014\u2014 == ana SAR SO oS =e = : M: Cooprn, the Agent of the Assembly, was not aud propose to throw the burthen on vthers ; the i soc come round ; this may tend to reform the flour | LL SRE 23 :.s225 =x Te ARPT allowed an interview His Lord-hip proposes to Proposition as nearly the same, and the motives for | speculators and Lukers\u2014but why uot an assize by \u201cEs 1427258 : ! 1ÉR 97 22 FEEESE } \u2019 ° \u2018 Jats i \u2019 .\u2019 ' he ans sed tor ' RA .Lo re 502 SIFES5S-3° st .= 205-855 revert to the agreement detailed in Lord GLESELG!s Contracting Jeb and he means proposed t proper authority in the interim \u201c i Le to Cee LTE TL \u2014 ET RR nn despatch of the 16th March, 183% nnd orders the CT dut, cugageménts heu ke A CiTIzex.Sissi 11111011 Lieut, Governor net to art on the A lens of the weir creditors and those to whom These (relitols og 000 oth Dec, 1939, +58 i gr riii ile ori - ; Co.ure indebted, are no doubt auxinus to have additional 20111 : \u2026\u2026.\u2026.« -5 11 1 1 101! Axembly at present, for the region of the securitios ta the payment; and when people - - | 1112 : ESS 111 111 nhety Reserves We shall pride cou fae SUOUTIRISS To cusure 100 pry ment = 8 PEUR ORRESTUNDENTS : 21422257 Torr Fri yi S HA ; peur speak of others, as having \u201cinterested\u201d monves, in, .To CORRESPONDENTS.' Ç 2 15ËLCE SERS something about responsible Gove nent\u201d from ; Mr ; { W oret that \u201c MARY\u201d cotes within the rule | 2 eo gS EZ REL2sz Le Pri > Edward] \u2018 4 dy opposing the reunion of the Provinces, they had I Ne regret tha MAR cut.rs within the Tule = =-=s.s0ce FÉES; the Prince Lduart fout Asseactis, pertiaps as well think of who and where ave the per.| wich prevents us from inserting any Communica 3 = 33 ~LEZRRE] ; | \u2014 cons and there connerions.who have a direct pris ate tious which does not come free of pos laze.We : $, 32 i We bave received Toronto papees of the 20d, and Joterest in supporting the union 10 the tune of Five would willingly dispense with that rale in her fa- z > 5 ! Fie Durham and Res MiLiovasof Delis, ar siaty-five thousand pounds Vers but a rule dispensed with at pleasure, is no | = = : , ~t Kingston of the 3rd instant.bel party seem much elated.waiting for the speech, rule at ali; a pretext for partiality.\u201c A ConsTITUTIONALIST\u201d is received, but too late - for to-day.a year, which is about equal to the whole expenses of the Civil Government and the administration of Justice in Lower Canada, Ail were anxiously rm TION The weather at Quelbise 19h Deer } still couti- me mild for the season [trained vesterduy and basght, and the river is as navigable av dunn Hummer, Wentr eal Correspondence of the Quebec Gazette * Montreal, Dec.4th.* The weather has been beantitul to-day.The: streets 10 many places are as dry as they generally ateintho month of June, and the footpaths are equally 80.The Putrint left this day for winter The only expenditures paid by Upper Canada for Have an tuterest are fat .The Welland Canal, The St.Lawrence Canal, £27 5,000 351,000 LHY6,000.To the former the Lower Canvdu Legislature appropriated £20000 as an aid, about a dozen vears ago, for which it has had no retarus, and the British (Government gave about Loo, mare shortly sfter, publie works in which Lower Canada may be sad to | 2 The Treusinieroi che Qoeteo Laddies\u2019 Benevolent | Sun ty buz- to et} Le £1 18s Hi.Lepaiteuent.+ fron the gunticinen vi tbe Commissariat Orrice oF THE SECRETARY oF THE PROVISCE, Montreal, 2nd December, 1539, ! Mis Exceileney the Governor General was pleased to assoctate Henry Senior, Esquire, of the Uuy of Montreal, iv the Commisaon of the Pence for the District of Mou- nowledge, wii muny thanks, having voie Hart cf: A, C.Genl.Rae, thie sum oi, WINTER STAGES BETWEEN QUEBEC AND MONTREAL.LEAVING MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS, EVENING SALE BY G.D.BALZARETTI.On the Evenings of FRIDAY and SATURDAY, az SEVEN o'clock precisely, at his Sale loons, without reserve : ART of the remaining Stock of Mr.B, DarkERs, cousisting of \u2014 British Plate, Chimney, Pier, and other Looking.Giasses, French China Ornaments, Dressing Cases, Writing Desks, Work Boxes, Plated ware, Ivory handied Tabie Knives and Forks, Telescupzs, Baru- meters, and a variety of fancy articles.\u2014ALSO\u2014 quarters, nud the bors Ÿ lear of vresels, with the | taking a prior privilege on the Canal.When i\" 80 treat, by an Insteement under the Great Seal, bearing date THROUGH IN TWO DAYS.elient Fixht- Day 7 i exception ol two wad vais.There ds aot a pase considered that a great part of the Stock of the Wel- qin Government House, mn the City of Mon real, in the RED LINE ! se A Man o Bù l'ime-piece, tele of ice to be sega Inthe river, und vur splendid i land Canat Compaiy us taken up 10 the states and | sani Province of Lower Canada, the fifteenth dav of No- rEYHE Proprietors Low to teturn their erateful ac- 4 do.A er wharves {nearly three quarters of mile in lensth 5 Lower Canada, and that the British Government | vember, one (honsand eight hunared and thirty- rime.1 knowledrments to the public for the decided 1 de Tone which for beauty nud durabiiity ire vasurpassed ! {pont about ave mDlions « dollars for the Pid au, , eh i \u20ac ents maak .h sofa o he Gone: preference hewn to this Line during the fast Water.Their 1 care Prints, (religious subjects, \\ à or , - ye , jme an bee se 1 : the tuliowing appotiit-nents, es N > ; ; .= Be Sus.| way sow be seen to great advantage, Canal, Upper Canada has bod about Tes oe msde ; men te nen pleas e the fu # apponit.ient arrangements for (he present season wil prove that they 1 do.Walking Stic ks, if, \u201c Montreal, Thursday afternoon, Dee 7, Loony of dollars of extuenal Capital, which has not Joseph Donat Davzace, Gentleman, to be a Pubic have not been wantin in their desire stil to merit the pa.1 do.Windsor Soap, nd.\u201cA great deal of soviety is mantfested for the are been rep «id it is not wonderful that some parts of Notzrv, for this Province.tronage of a discerning pubhic\u2014by tb» comiort of their i du.Eau de Cologne.es seat ~ Ve mah : y\" ea , .EC ; - ar , states, superior Élorses, abc the care they have taken mn \u2014AND\u2014 se it rival of the Governor's Speech at the pening of the the Country should hnve beeu improved aud some ÿ Senon Davgnon, Guntleman, to be dito, ditto, ditto, Stages, sup Geers, Extras.st ihe usual rates, will be 73 dozen very choice Madeira Wine : : \\ y i comes hy t ; y ; : : \u201can Biptisie S Genti Re tre into.seccting carefuli drivers, LXE ; en 769 8 : _ine.for- Upper Canada Parliament.IF it comes by the re- {fortunes made out of it; but pay day is come | Jean Biptiste Scott, Gentivmun.to be dito, ditto.divto.I on vies in readiness; the regular Stages will start from After wine t\u2014{if nt previausdy disposed of) they 3 gulur mail, we shall tat have if before Sanday, but round and leudiog stopt ; the same as in the States | 7 lh D both Cities as suan as the roads wii permit\u2014meeling at Two NEW PIANO VORTES, Lvidun-isée, of a heat à ita haat were yet running and wash leave Tarouto We tind however by the second Report of the 9th | At Chatham, N.B.on the 2oth November, very sudden- O-tnom's Horse, Three Rivers, the same day, and arrive very superior descripuion._ M oo Tuesday evening, we nny expect to receive it | pril of the same year, that Me.MernirT js till as | ly.Mo.Rachael, wife of Mr.Joha Lacheur, aged 63 at ther destination che ee de Quebec.9th December, 1839, @ tw-morrew forenoon\u201d\u201d ; crroneous in his calculations as he was when the years ÿ HY BINSON.Montreal.PUBLIC SALE BY AUCTION.L 8 .\u201c Montreal, Friday afternnen, Dec, 6, Welland Canal was undertaken.He counts on | - ~ \u2014 \u2014 Provkierossd FNS.HAMLIN, Deschambanit.C T.BROWN begs to intimate his intention of 3 \u201cThis morning opened with a dence tog, occom- the Revenue of the United Province, which he eso | LITERARY AND HISTORICAL SOCIETY, ! OSTROM's HOTEL, Three Rivers.e opening the large room over his Clothing A famied with a hoar frost The fox has continued timates at £250,000 per year, or about dousle what | \u2014 J.GIROUN.Berthier.Store, corner of Fort and buade S:reets, as a Pubic Aue, A alldag, and the thermometer has stood two or three {i really is, to pay the Civil expenditure and addi- FEUILLE next stated Meeting for the transaction of \u2014\u2014\u2014 mT 7 i ton-Room, on the 1d C -untry system ; the first Sale ta Une À degrees below the freezing point, tional loans to increase the present debt to a sum business will be held on WEDNESDAY neat, commence ou MON DA VEVENIN G, the 16th instant, ) of ; .cin 5 ee - ef ,Ç ane * the 11th stant, st IFALF-PAST SEVEN o'clock ; a AO COUR and every Monday Leeming, st the sama rch John Beatie, who wan arrested on few days ago «gl at least over three millions of pounds.A homstant, ow orclock, 7a \u201chour.Money will be advanced on Goods Even in tor im- pon on A charge of bigamy, was brought up yesterday WAL BRISTOW, + = A mediate Sale, su that bargains will be sold, hat to the Court House fur the purpose of undergoing SY : oo Quebec, 0th Dec.1839.Record.Sec'y.nD \\ Queber, 9th December, 1539.Ts red à farther examination.The evidence produced by Le Canadien has certainly merit, of a sort, wots oT LL.nee à - TE v , .AI var his first wife was conclusive, and his committ il was | persevering misrepreseutation ot every thing that it MONTREAL BANK NOTICE.PUBLIC NOTICE.nd made ont and placed in the hands of Mr, Delisle, 7 may possinly turn to the disadvantage of the British ! VA FANTED a respectable person qualified to un- | A: On the 10th December pexi, at ONE o'clock, P.¥ in High Constable, who, with two of his subs alu | Government, and it must be admitted, that he shews dertake the duty of Receiving Teller in the SILT > sn front of the Quebec Exchange : PTT ish with the prisoner in one calesh, and himself in ano- some tact in this business.On the occasion of the Otfice of the Quebec Branch of the Bank of Montreal.\u2014 ~ ADLOW COVE, property as heretofore de 18 .- A .pe ee we à \u201cTNT T , YY D Lt - - S B- dis- ther, left the Court House for the Gaol early ui the seizure by the SheruF of Montreal of sone real pro.The mos re oly b ve be requires both GREEN LINE OF S TAGES H scribed in the pubiic prints, will then and there h \\ .- ; * ; eo .A .A Soe A sv lotte as = g ee >, a aternoon.[le prisoner, who is n strong active perty which belonged to persons convicted of High- er and abilities pply by letter, addressed 10 BETWFEN py ge be sold to the highest bidder.The titles with s doweriybive looking man, was dressed in a round jacket, and Treason during the rebetlions in Beauharnois aud Quebec th Dec.1879 aq QUEBEC AND MONTREA L.; plan may buseen at the Office of the underagaed Notary.wore a scotch bor net, while those who had him in Chateaurnay, alter SIVIDS a list of 19 naines aid .2e es - _ _ _.\u2014 rm ACPRERSON.their additions, he compares these seizures to the ROAD TREASURERS OFFICE, THROUGH IN TWO DAYS.ae ; Notary.Quebec, 15:h Nov.1534, charge were well muflled up 10 great coats, Ne.he prisuner, no doubt, was fully aware of the ad- Yantages lis light dress gnve him aver the cousta- bles if he could get clear of the calesh, and ou reach.nga favorable spot near the bottom of the main treet of the Quebec Suburb, he spranz like a leopard from the calesh, ran into a house which he passed through and managed so well, that after pas- siug through several other houses, be took to the elds, aud soon disappeared in the bush.He bas not since been beard of.\u201d a < Montreal, Saturday evening, Dec.7, .\"There is nothing new hero to-day.The opens iog Speech of the Upper Canada Parliament has Dot yet been received, but may be expected to-mor- To, as wo had a Toronto paper by this morning's ail of the second.1 think there is also a likely ; Rugsan Policy in Poland: \u201cand in Deland,\u201d he adds, \u201cthe confiscations only fell upon the highest of the revolutionists ; but here, it 1s the distressed familtes ol small proprietors, mechanics, aud even day labourers, that are deprived of the remains of what esvaped from the flames and plunder\u201d then he speaks of the * Honour and Glory of Great Britain and her young Queen\u201d aud the pretended regard of men in power for that honenr, while they farl to supplicate tho intervention of the prerogative tor \u201carresting the course of those tigours which have already too severely punished simples echantroode, (siuple outbreaks, pi usantirr s, they were called before the reliellion) provoked, even ac- cordiug to their ow Jonroals, by the conduet of ! the official parte.\u201d He then refers to a paragraph of No.17, ST, ANGELLE STREET, Uvrer Town.NOTICE.UE undersigned requests all persons who may be indebted for Assessment, Horse Tax, and Comooation Money, to pay the seme without torther delay, in detault of which, proceedings will be taken for the recovery of the same.I.AUSTIN, Quebec, Tth Dec.1800.o-¢ Road Treasurer.ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH.3) ANTED a person qualitied to lead and teach a select Baud in St.Audrew\u2019s Church.\u2014Tor partenlaes apply to the Revd.Dr.Cook, St.Andrew's Man-e.Quebec, tb December, 1855.NOTICE.IE next Meeting of the \u201c QUEskc DEBATING us (IT.proprietors respectfully inform the public in general, that their Line of Stages is in operation ;\u2014 Days of departure from Quebec and Montres!, eserv TUESDAY, TRURSDAY.and SATURDAY.They w.il also furnish covered carriages w hich will proceed every day and hour that they may be called for.lat the con- veniencies of the parties calling for them, Packages will also be transnutted ar reasonable rates.The stopping places nn the route will be.at Me, Tiscoruy Marcorre's, Deschambault ; at Mr.Cartes Bensard's, Three Bie vers ; and at Mer.Hanvois, Berlhier, The proprietors will always take 12 asa favor of persons travelling by this Line, if they should meet with any Incon- ; venience or delay an the route, to inform them of it, as speedily as possible, that the proper remedies may be ap- plie.! MICHEL GAUVIN, Queber.TIMOTHE MARCOT IE, Montreal HE Subscribers offer for sale at their Stores, on Atkinson's Wharf, the tollowing Goods, viz, :\u2014 Wine and Porter Be'tles\u2014quaits and pints, Bleached Canvas\u2014assorted numbers.Sperm and London Wax Wick mould Crndles, Fur Caps, Hair Seal, Lvax, Fuch, Earihenware-sassortud crates, Window G.ass-\u2014assorted s:zus, Geneva\u2014( Anchor brand.) Rum\u2014strong, \\ines\u2014l\u2019urtand Marsala, Spikes and Nails\u2014assorted sizes, Fioor Cloth, à superior article and very rich patterns, Paints\u2014 No, {.X.XX.Bright Varnish, Tar, Pitch, Roa, Rice-= Carolina, Cheese\u2014 Cheddar and Trucies, Totacco Pipes, T.D.Hy! PE ., # ; ; ai et] FEU Ti 00d of our receiving the intelligence by the atea- The Montreal Transeqgit, vespeeting the disatfection | AeA ! re Te ' Quebec, 9ih Dec.1839.4-d.2w Ne mer Liverpool to-morrow, in Upper Cmnada, nsertbing mueh of it to the con.a 54 hn wilt be où FRIDAY BVENING next, 120 re oem =: corde tes, .eu use - \u201c .: CRUE oe TS instant, at si , N OCIOCR, ne = .+ 3 NT anada S ol mn We have had a change of weather to-day.This duet and baurin of the oficial M tha P ovine.| particulnely requested to attend.as matters of importance TO LEFT TILL FIRST OF MAY NEXT, Tio LX.aud IC.1) proie the fog las entirely disappeared, and it bas We believe that Lord Durtaw's report, which 15 ! will be laid before them.= .pe FEYHE HOUSE lately occupied by H.J.Cubouses, Anchors, Chain Cables, (patent proved,} ve een thawing all aay, so much so that the cenire uf | become in many respects, the text Book of the re._ FHOMAS Jat KSON, ay CALDWELL, Esquire, in St, Ursule-street, Bar Irom\u2014assorted sizes, Neil do.do, oï the streets have become muddy.\u201d bel & heirapolugists, nds that the etats of Low- ah Dees 1859.Ro seerenry.with \u20ac oach-House sod Stable \u2014 APP SON | Bale pilot Cio 0 ai > \u201cà \u2018 \"\u20ac r se { 3 1 \u2018 is 3 ; ci \" ~ + 3 ol N + * ~ > - ne po frire de hey ae called in the 02 Resolutions 2 FOR SALE, .Commercial Chambers, St Peter-street.- 1 do, Cassimere.\u2018rw We have inserted in this day\u2019 , : popu ne - te I v LOT OF GROUND of between three and four Quvbec, tn December.1859.} CHAS E.LEVEY & CO.+ port of th Ce , it of Yi ; ight at wisom he found the most friendly to the Ureuch Ca- arpents in superticie, situated near the Banal sees ver _* Quebec.9th Dec.1839.e Committee of Yinance of the Upper! diane à ortainly ai ce \u201cnm \u2018res > S es : - / TT ET a Se 2e ne pt nadians ; it 13 certainly unfair to make them \u201cres.§ Sion of St Hoc pes AUN au J y \u2014 Tien STE io Seowds Asmambly, ded the st Arid of the pre | pci fo tho eur of he Upper Canada | MN SEE EE el ppp SEAT ASS LA 1 JUST RECEIVED md for SALE by he Sub ps year, signed \u201c Wm.Hami.Tox Merratr, Chair-! fieials, if it were roully true that the Jatier were as on erceted, belonging 10 the Estate of the late Mrs.Jray LIFE ASSURAD SEAN L, scriber, a few puuchceous of superior VINEGAR.he ann,\u201d and we have added from the Appendix the deserving of blame as is assertedinthe Zranseript.Bree Cuevaurn Dvenessav.Elus property is situated LONDON.; \u2019 E.HOOPER, Agen, n- tementa A.B.and OC, shewing, mare in detail, We dare sav that the British Nation and Guvern.00 8 1sing ground which commands a view of all the upper \u2018APITAL\u2014ONE MILLION STERLING _ Quebec.61h December, 183% ves _ the Liabiliti di al \u2019rovinice : WA pie .\u2019 ; ; , are of the Village of St.Roch, Tocontestable titles will CA \u2014 Ah MELLIUA |S au.| ; NDER Te memorand es and Korources of the | rovinee ; à ment could dispense with the services of the Cana.pa gwen.\u2014 For further formation apply to AMante Mo.\u2014 LONDO! RY.; Senior um, also appended, signed 13, TURQUAND, diem as a defender of their honour ; at nil events, pin Su.Notary, on the premises.or to the undersigned, HE Subscriber having been appointed Agent to | ERSONS who may Le desirons of pro- April poses dated * Receiver General's Office, comparisons are odious, they say, and when they ! E.B.LINDSAY, the above Company in this City, is prepared : curing an early Spring passage for their fr.Revebvor po ol the \u201c latent payments made to the ure untrue they prove malice or ignorance.The (Quebec, gih Pre 839 (LAND Lors to receive proposals and 10 effect Assurances on Aves, on friend: from me ports cau have tofurmation as te is eneral from public works,\u201d shews an ti Laverne ç i i ' Sele .~ Aw for Sale, 1000 acres of 4 nthe Town | (more reasonable terns than ever befure offered.erins, kc.by apply , py dunt, Onder twonty-six hende, some of which 1188 Goverument has nothing to do wih the oa stip of Tretand.| R PENISTON, Agent, ALLAN GILMOUR à CO, are ua far back ne Jane, Ju:34, of £6,298 2 5.Tures in question, any : tial E.8, I.4th Dee 18°9.MeCaltum\u2019s Wharf Qui bee, 6th December, 1839 ; BUSINESS DIRECTORY.N2W FURNITURE SALOON, St.Paul's A Market Hall.\u2014Furuiture of every description and price.Furniture received on Cortmistion.\u2014e Hears SPM to let.=THOS.HOBBS, Proprietor.i LCORN, s., No.21, John Street, Auctionee Broker and Commission Merchaut\u2014 [mporte! Eurmensar > and China \u2014 Regular days vf saie, Mou aysond Thursdays.GLASS, Biscuit Ba \u2018er, House of E.Baird j e Esq, No.1, St.Peter Street, opposite the Queen's Wharf, ROWN\u2019S REGISTRY OFFICE for Men and Women Servants\u2014Coruer Shop of Forte and Buade Sirevis, pper Town, ®_* Orders for Woskmen and Labourers duly attended to, T.BROWN'S established cheap clothing « Store to suit every man\u2019s pocket, corner Shop f Fort and Buade S'reets, Upper Town, Quebee.Gene lemen\u2019s, Hors, and Servants\u2019 Livery Clorhes made t0 :mca- ure, HARLES GORTLEY, Sail-Maker, St.James Street,\u2014 Entrance fronting Wellington Whar.D \u201cCAMERON, Merchant Tailor, No.9, Sous- Fs le-Fort Street, Lower Town.AVID BURNET, Commission Merchant,\u2014 Office and Stores, Wellington Wharf.WOODBURY, Tin-plate and Sheet Iron e Worker, No.18, Fabrique Street.BILNEZER BAIRD, St, Peter*s Street, No.1, | L4 Commission business.BUTEAU & CO., Merchants, Office on e Napoleon's Wharf.EORGE TAYLOR, Pare~xT Srip, Pony! A Lev _ el EORGE C.REIFFENSTEIN, Land Agent Commission Merchast, &c, No.6, Mountain Street, Quebec.LOBE HOTEL, No.11, St.Lewis Steet, J wa establihed throughout the Unkied Sites, and volunte- tity cesustled by thousunds of individuals whom iney bave selieved and cured.It is ia val that the interested de- nouncers of popular medicines aitempt to include these in thew indiscriminate opprabrive\u2014 Facts bent thvorms and are mare stubborn even chan prejudices, Could the mos: eminent gud successful physician that ever lived, colicet so many testimuniels of remarkabie cures and of sal estimation in wbich the celebrated LIFE PILES AVL PHŒNIX lAITTERS are ka ld, is ssusfact ruy demonstrates by the ue - creasing demand for them in every State and wection of the : Unioa.and by che volun.arv testmonials to their remmk abe efficacy which nre every where offered.Iris vet to sg from à dec div gratfving confidener That th: y are the mean { of extensive and 1ne-timat: le cand amr his acid fellow | creatures, than Hom interested cors:derators, that the pro.; prietur of these pre eminently successful medicines 1s desirous où Keeprn them constantiy before the puldie vve \u2014 \u2018The sale of every sid Gone! box and botile is 8 guarentee that come persons will te ril.oved from a greater or less de- erve of suffering, avy be improved in general health; for in no case of suffering from disea-e can they be taken in vain.The proprietor has never knosnor been informed of } an instance in which they have fled to do good.In the most obstinate cares of chromic discate, such as chrome dyspepsia, torpid fiver, rheumatism, asthma, rervours and Lilious head-ache, costiveness, prles, general debility, scrofulous swellings and ulears, scurvy salt rheum and all other chronic affections of the organs and membranes, they effect cures with a rapidity and permanency which few persons would theoretically believe, bot to which thoussnds have testified trom happy experience In cods and cougbs.which.if neglected, superinduce the most fara! di-eases of the jung: acd indeed the v.cera in general.thewe mediomeos, it taken but for three or four dais, never fait.Taken at ntzhi, they so promate she :nsensble perspiration.and so relieve the aystem cf febrile action and ficu'ent.ob-tructions, as to produce 3 must detghifu! sense of convalesencein the morning ; and though the ssual sympto.ns of a cold should partially return during the day, the repetition of a suitable dose at the next hour of bedtime wid almost invariably effect permanent relief, without further aid.Their effec upon levers of s inore acute and violent Kind is notless sure and spérds, ifraken in proporiibnable quantity ; and persons sebring to bed wth inilammatory syinptoms of ihe most alarming Kind, will awake with the goasifying consciousness tha the ficrce envmy has been overthrown, and can entity be subdued.In the same way, visceral tur- mesenc-.though long e-taviished.and visceral inflammations.howes:r enucal, will vieid\u2014the furuier LO small and the latter 10 barge doses of ihe Life Puls; «nd 50 also hys erica affections, bypocendritcise., resiiessness, and very snanv other vacigties of ihe Menroneai class of disesses, yield io the elficacy of the Phouiz Biüüiers.L'uil dirernions for the use of these medicines, and showing their distiuctive applica bility to different complaints, accompany them ; and they can be obfained.wholesaie and setail, at 375.Broadway, where numerous certificates of their unparsiied success are als sys open Lo Inspection.For additiona! pariseuiars of the above medicines, see Moffat's # Goon Samaritan,\u201d a copy of which accomusnie the rediciuess a copy can also Le ebrained of the different \u2018© Agents who have the medicines for sale.French, German and Spanish directions can be obtain.d | on application at ibe office, 375, Broadway.Ali post-paid tetters wil! receive immediaie attention.Prepared and sold by WILLIAM B.MOFFAT, 3735, roadway, New York.~A hberal deduction made 10 those who purchase to seil again.Acexrs.\u2014 The Life Medicines may also be had of the pripopai Druggists in every tows throughout the United States and the Canadas.Ask for Moffal\u2019s Life Pilis ann | Pbœrix Bitters; and be suze that a fac simile of John Mof- Fat's signatures upen the label of each bottle of bitters ur box of Pills.Sule Agents for Quebec, BEGG & URQUHART.13, St.John Street, and Notre Dame Street, Lower Town.Quebec, 30th May, 1839.The following article is warranted to cure PILES, RHEUMATISM, all SORES, §c.or no pay taken for it.O PHYSICIANS AND PATIENTS.\u2014The Blind Piles, said to be incurable by external appiications \u2014Suiomon Hsys warrants tbe contraty.His Linimeat will cure Blind ¥ les.Facts are mare stubborn than theories.He solicits all respectable Physiciens to try it upon their paiients.It will do them no harm, and it »s krown that every Physicisn who has bad the honesty to make the trial.has candidly adumsted that it has succesded in esrry case they have known.Then why not use it?ht is the recipe nf one oftheir most respectable members, now deceased.Whe refuce to use it?Because it is sold as a proprietory medicine?Js thisa sufficient excuse for suffering their bone patients to hnger in distress ?We think not.Physicians sb.2! he ecnvinced that there 1s no humbug or quackery avow! 1h.ardcie.\u2014=Why then not alleviate human suffenng ?IF they want to try it before, let then after all other prescriptions fail.Physicians ure respectfully requested to do themeeives and patients the justice to use this ærtic'e, Jt thal ve taken from the bottles, and done up as then presc ipuon, if they desire.SOLOMON HAYS.PILES, DROPSY, SWELLINGS, ALL SORES, RHEUMATISM.It is abwiusely acserter, On the mot zontive proof, the: tbe above cemrlainis are arrested ant cured by the timels use of Lays\u2019 Liniment.lt in fmpowible to find room m this paper to present those proofs which are conclusive and sonvigsing.They may be seen at length were (Lie sold.{ scurf, and ceasing a luxuriant growth of hair | GENERAL DUFF GREEN, Sa well known e« Editor of the loto Washiugion Tole- groph, is referred 1a for the truid of the following :\u2014 eneral Green a few days since asserted in 0 public place, thet he had used Rays\" Linument fur the Plies sad thar che eff ct was very astoni-hing, and that he fed ie his duty 10 wake kaown as far as ww lis power, to lus suffrrng leltow men that such en catsuotdinary article Ras ia extmelice.\u2026 te sad he would cheetfulty lend his name, aud wid 1 ex - tending its usefulness.This 6 but one af we may nafely say hundreds who have given like testimony, SOLOMON RAYS, WONDERFUL!!! Ao Astonishing pact le\u2014=ileys' Liniment bas now been used in some thousand cases, and no failure can be found.- Je vil cure every and ail cases ot Piles, Nu charge with.ut sul re ult \u2014Apply at JOIN MUSSON, Agent for Quebec.Mesers.SIMS & BOWLES, And HEGG & URQUEART.Cavriox\u2014None can be genume without the wiitten sisnature of Comsork & Cu.LOOK oUT FOR IMPOSITION, EF A base atterapt has been made to imitate Huy's Liniment.and infringe upon the copy and other tights of che proprietors.Never buy Hay\u2019s Liniment unless it has o splendid engraved wrapper, and the written, wind teritien signature of Comsrocx & Co., all others must be impositions.Aoy person vending any other article, by the name of Hay's Linement, elther by whote-ale or retail, wiil be prosecuted for a violation of our copy right, The oath of Mr.Hays mny be found copied on our inside wrap.| per, swearing that no other person kuows any of the com- | ponent or essential parts of this Lintment\u2014and that he will } aot revaal the secret for twenty years.HEADACHE, ~ re SICK OR NERVOUS.The extraordinary repusation that Dr, Spoba's remedy for this distressing complaint is every day gainiog 1s Certainly a maiter of much astonishment.That so much suf- tering