The Quebec gazette = La gazette de Québec, 4 décembre 1843, lundi 4 décembre 1843

[" i\u201d Esquire, p therein Or the pur, ur or He Poncerniog thution of F308 under state tes) We Cary of id residing Ides ! the said ; HOMAg Proper 1 biddeu y f the Cre.to Prove nee of pg \u201cotsslone, ce, LL, a nkrypy;, ited sol the wig ATTE, Assignes OMas 4 Tender, \u2018 =.P, pt, ited sole e, \"ISET, erupts, premises, rapied by & Cu, s\u2014 ER y .ii, L, of the n-Stieat, » And G.esch, of = \u2014\u2014 betinence Members nbers of Depart.\"tours, sai fot CU UGE, st of se recom.expelling cosy that here the henders it n the re.nowledge bduce (he ly ll the had been hutage~\u2014 ments of rts of the bop 6 val [à is Hs safety to nee vials FOURS Ling each medicine [hich does my Ge ove pre- pking lar Vero age have , and fot Drug ists dis free [M sjesty Co , No.+ Agents scsburgh : CO.DN.w sre NY NG.gent to epared 1VÈS, on IN, Canads nd 14 son, 0 Isabel, nf their Den ee No.6122.] NOW LANDING AND FOR SALE 160 18th October, 1845., Avichat Ferrimgs.| No dy AE NO ENIS TON, for sale by pout Barrels of Patent Lithie Cemeut VW, STEVENSON, St.Peter Street, FOR SALE.AST INDIA PALE ALE gad STOUT, in Casks of 3 dozen each.50 dozens [hdge Tile, oth August, 1843.u = do.in do.5 do.Flooring and Oven Squares, 10.000 Patent Scouring Bricks, ront Bricks.90,000 Fron S.MACAULAY.u Quebec, 15th May, 1845.ROBERT CAIRNS, Merchant Tailor, 22 Mountain Street EGS respectfully to snnounce that he has just eived per Crusader, from London, a choice y of GOODS in bis hoe, comprivivg superfine py Cassumeres, Summer Cashmeres of the fluest for frocks and dress Cuats ; fushionable Valeatia, aun Vestings; White Muhtary Dot.lte- Arulley Casstmere ; Scarlet Cloth and Dress Coats sud Shell Jackets, &e., which best style, aud latest fashion, Also a few regulation Swords, rec sup Ciouhs, ality A rartan, and > guieton Hoyal (aye imere For heh ready to make up in the fur cas hor approve ti credit.Sword Knows and Helis.Quebic, g61h May, 1843.vit 4 DUTCH BULBOUN RODTN.rivHE Subseribor bas received a select assortment i of the above in DOUBLE and SINGLE HYACINTHS ITRISES, TULIPS, ANEMONES, HOCUSES.wd CROLLS JOHN MUSSON, Head of Upper Town Hill, Quebec, 6h Nosember, 1843, Im FOR SALE, EVENTY-FIVE Hihds.very bright Muscovado Sugar, part in Bond, 95 l\u2019unrheons Superior Molasses, og Puus pure Jamaica Spirits, 5t08and 110 2, § Haas, Hollands Gin, 4 Hbds.Cognac Brandy, tv Puuckeuns Matson's Montreal Whiskey, 1006 Bareels No.| Arichat Herongs, very fine, 200 Barrels Mackerel.Nos 1, 2 and 3, 100 Draft large Green Cunt Fish, 7 Barrels do, do.Simon and Salmon Trout, ou Trerces and Bul- Gaspé Herring - ; amend certain Apts relating to the navigation of the ters as to induce them to resign their scals of office.St.Lawrence, in so far as the same relate to the port of Quebec, were concurred in, and the Bill engrossed.The Lower Canada Registry Office Bill was amended in Committee ; to be reported to-morrow.; RESIGNATION OF TilE MINISTRY.Ou Saturday last, we published in an extra, wiich we repeat in this day\u2019s paper, the letter of our Kingston correspondent, conveying the above un- In the absence of any positive intelligence, as to the why and the wherefore of this unloaked-for occur rence, we subioin an extra issued from the office of the Montreal Courier on Saturday last, ior a copy of which we are indebted to H.Jessorr, Esg.Morvive CouRIER OFFICE, Saturday, Dec.2, 1843.We have received our Correspondent's letter from Kingston to-day.We would not have antici- sated onr usual publication, but frem the preva- ence of a rumour about town that His Excellency has been compelled again to resort to the councils of the resigned Ministry, we thought that the latest direct intelligence on the subject might be interest: ing to some of our readers.It will be sven by this that His Excellency ¢ has solemnly declared thal he will never again meet Messrs.Barwin, La- FONTAINE, or any of their colleagues, at the Council Board : ?\u2014 FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.Kingston, Tuesday, Nov.28, 1843.The sudden change in the aspect of political affairs caused by the unexpected resignation of the Ministry, has perfectly bewildered our sapien! legislators, and no progress appears to have yet been made in forming a new Cabinet.That no member of the late Administration can, under wy cicem stances, come into office again whilst Sir Charles Metcalfe is Governor, appears to be pretty generally believed, as lis Excellency has sotemoly declared that he will never again meet Messrs.Baldwin and Lafontaine or any of their colleagues at the Council board, and that, if the current of events should appear likely to force their recall fo office, he will resign his Government and return ; England, rather than submit to the disagreeable al ternative.If he be not misrepresented, the Gover: nor Generals position is such that he could ne again meet Messrs.Baldwin, Lafontaine, Ke.8 the Council board, without very much humiliating himseii, for he has taken a most decided stand against a principle which they are determined he to relinquish.at they themselves expect oo ere long recalled to power, 1 have little doubly they see clearly enough how difficult it will be form any other Administration which can commal a working majority.at The only probability upon which any person o- tempting to form a new Administration can os late, must be the secession of Mr.Viger an hi friends from Mr.Lafontaine, [It is more than pres bable that were Mr.Viger to socede, he would cart the great bulk of the French party with him, To do not see upon what grounds he can consiste | y withdraw his support from Mr.Lafontaine, ans reasons of his resignation are in fuit acces with what has always been characteristic of Ce policy, a desire to retrench the power of the oe nor.Notwithstanding that, it s supposed y that Mr.Viger will be Attorney-General Eas dat Mr.Quesnel, Solicitor-General ; others auserl, one of those offices will be filled by Mr.Black Quebec.Even were Mr.Viger disposed to at Mr.Lafontaine and take office, 1 do not sce he Upper Canadian colleagues he could selec root would not surely be guilty of such glaring ho sistency, as to recommend the appointmen y ceived some intelligence of the state of affairs along the line of the Beauharnois Cansl, which leads us to anticipate a good deal of distress during the winter, In consequence of the neglect of agricaltural pursuits for the mote remunerative employment on the Canal; partly, also, from the disturbances on the line during the spring, and the almost total failure of the root crops, the habilans are likely to be seriously inconvenienced during the winter.Grass was not generally a good crop, and the little fodder that was raised has heen sold at the canal to provide for the more immediate necessities of the French farmer ; and, therefore, being without Montreal, Dec.Ist.\u2014We are sorry to have re- cattle at once, at an enormous sacrifice, or run the almost certain chance of seeing them starved in the winter.The payment of the assessed damages done to their farms by the canal, will bring a good deal of money among thein, but this is more than mortgaged, as we understand, to the Seignior and the storekeepers, whose arrears will leave & mere fraction to the habitans.\u2014( Courier.) The anticipated resignation of Mr.Wakefield, the present member for Beauharnois, has brought several candidates into the field.Of these the first is Mr.S.Bellinghamn on the Irish ticket, the second Mr.Charles Dewitt on the Radical, and the third !! for they grow like Hydra\u2019s heads, is reported to be found in the person of Mr.Ovide LeBlanc on the French.The British party has not yet started a candidate, nor is it likely that it will; it has unfortunately no leaders ; the few it'once had, it has lost, and there are none to take their places.Tur Monster Beur\u2014-The preparations for the elevation of the great Bell to ils destination in the Western Tower of the Cathedral having been completed, on Wednesday morning between 8 and 9 the operations commenced.The Bell was suspended from a beam passed out of the clock aperture in the Tower, by two double falls of six bends each, of ver stout rope, and the raising was accomplished with two powerful windlasses loaded with stone, The whole arrangements were most excellent, and reflect great credit upon the engineer under whose superintendence \u2018they were made.\"The immense mass ascended slowly ad without ene untoward circumstance, {o a little more than half the height of the large window beneath (he clock, when a scaffolding secured by braces, so mado as to be put together in a few seconds, was run out beneath it ; upon this scaffolding a carriage ran as on a railroad, and the suspending beam from the clock aperture being drawn in, 80 as to bring the falls close to the walls of the tower, the Bell hung half way within the window, and over the car; a few evolutions of the windlasses deposited it safely, and it was drawn into the tower amid the cheers of a great number of persons assembled.It will he hung immediately, and gratify the general curiosity to hear the voice of is huge locsin\u2014( Ibid.) of those who, throughout the Session, have almog; b (hat disting juva mess si ca mel This Julio} nor $ must caf shoul and à Bald mean the À jest so ea count two | Sesst( so tion L matio ter.those malte Admit signal the U to pre whit! the ru nada, Laion Baldy and t sent « alopti circu] Franc se, cian) been g quner Indy tiey work not wm By in hig ing 27 say th (rover ciple Excel Massa whole what | Gover! coran tine, altemy preset) R-spa annou tration Memb paiga fidenci be amy report impos said by (rover receive trie, | ree th send fu placed cœurs dictate his ow whoo PROV v \u201c King \u201c Al Daly) after si emor, parted, \u201cT ten o\u2019c the eve their s they \u20ac tion at tive, 9 « M Mr, L which TAINB\u201d «M Works net, a retire, the fi Avnw Hines Execy Lands RISOR elev and | CR: forese and à left a doubt tonsis their is fon) done da, w feren whic] of th 4 Gove an plan the } besy Made | | lhaporteg Opération, tation 0 moved, hi Éxpense Improre.2 In 184) ingly \u201cte.OF Poratioy, nes, The Bratis, for \u2018counts of 7 10 7 NT WA WA WIT AS o=co \u2014 = ose= : 1 3 razelle, f Dungy about he th eltimo Servant self ha done to hich we d' Quebec y to add, (Ibid.ort which ment hay.is Militia » Way is either i | the resuk ssors, eves, 2Warl, irphy, impoole, champ, our, te of the 1ission of the poil rs, which erald, ) rare 7 aa ern tem 13, Nov 7 Nor Nor @ LY.Waich of our va une, all is tupture 5 affair; rived by ricrence ding the ypasition sity Bill ° Minis- of office.as to the ?occur- office of ra copy qe \u201cFICE, 343, 's letter > antici- 4 preva- pellency councils 1e latest nterest- by this red thal iv, LA- Council 1843, litical of the jenl le- et been member cireum- Chartes y gene- lemoly Messrs.leagues rent of ecall fo tum fo bie al Gover- ald not &e.at iliating | stand od not pt to bé 1bt, for Il be to mmand plEeed him an à Vory embuirussinz position.At Pethaps either the one party or the other, the savari n and voted against bim upon every jurariably SPOKES introduced ; and the other party, mesic would not join him, unless those very if cou ho have just resigned were recalled to office, met much, then, appears to be certain, that a disso- This of the House will take place.de the Gover- Lao cceeds in forming a new Administration, they nor a vise him to dissolve the House before they nus command the confidence of either party, and an 11 he not succeed, he wiil of himself dissolve shot seal to the people rather than recall Messrs, a and Lafontaine, &c., to office.In the # ntime, all the important measures introduced by | Le Ministry will remain in statu quo.It is a sub- tbe for regret that this rupture should have occurred os arly in the Session, asil will again deprive the 5 try of what she has not known for more than oo years, an uninterrapted and practically useful Session of Parliament.LL Some say that Mr.Morin has reccived an intimation that his services would be acceptable in the for- nation of a new Administration, but rejected the of- zet.There is this much to be said with regard to those Lower Canadians who are mixed up in the matter, that although the principles on which the administration profess to ground their reasons for re- imation are such as the French party as well as the Upper Canadian Reformers ought, if they desire (0 preserve consistency, to support, yet the facts which have been the immediate agents in causing the rupture, relate more immediately to Upper Cu- nada, and it is more than probable, that had not Mr, Lafontaine been so intimately connected with Mr.Baldwin, and pledged to support him through thick and thin, the French would not have chosen the present moinent to assert that principle, and force its adaption upon the Governor General, Under these circumstances, Mr.Viger or other Members of the Franch party may feel less compunction in deserting slr.Lafontaine than they would if the immediate ciraumstances which occasioned the ruptore had been connected with Lower Canada, or cven of à voneral Provincial character.But whatever view nay be taken by such persons, it cannot be doubted that if Morin and Lafontaine adhere to Mr.Baldwin, tiey will prove a formidable obstacle to the well working of auy Adininistration of which they are members, hy all accounts which 1 hear, His Excellency is ia hizh spirits an } sanzuing as to his success in forming 2 new Administration.Messrs, Baldwin, Ke, say that they have resigned in consequence of the Governor General attzinpting to repudiate the principle of Responsible Government, but this His Excellency utterly denies, He intends sending a Message to the House lo-morrow explanatory of the whole affair, which will, I believe, commence with, what has never yet been given by a Governor, a distinct avowal of his recognition of Responsible Government, and his determination to act in ac- wrfance with its principles, showing, at the same tine, that in the present instance the Ministry have orders of the day for Monday, excepting the Gaspé Judicature Bill, which was taken up by Mr.Christie, were dropt or postponed.It is said the Ministry were doubtful of being able to carry thelr Collegiate Bill, and Assessment Bill, \u201c Below you have the orders of the day till Thursday, inclusive, House in Commit ni dede mittee-\u2014on Bill, Surveyi Lives, un Un per Canuds.\u2014 Mr.Parke.8 aad Boundary ouse in Committep\u2014won Bill, and Report of Special Commitige on Judicature, Gaspé.Honourable Mr.Lafontaine, Second readin Tue ri Too ove mber.@ Bill-etu Incorpurate the Kingston Mineral.Well Company, Mr, Cart night, Bron Mine Second reading Bill \u2014for the proper distribution of In- testates\u2019 Estates in i pper Canada, Mr.Roblin, of recon reading Cilio authorise the transfer of Stack, OF the Provincial Chartered 13 i i - fom M REC red Banks in the United King Second reading Bill\u2014ltoad from Côteau du Lac to Dundas.Mr Stnmon., couse again in Commitiee\u2014on Mi port of Special Com.mittée ou Perstion of J.He Lamb \u2014 Mr De Wut., Bouse in Commintee\u2014on Bill and Report of Special Committee on Emprisonuent for Debt \u2014 Mr.Boulton, House in Cominittee\u2014on Heport of Special Comittee on Petition of Alexander Me Donald.Me, Chesley.House in Committen\u2014un Lill, relating to Stock of the Niagara Bank.\u2014with an instruction to consider the expediency of repealing the double security Clause.\u2014 Mr, Merritt, House in Committee\u2014on the 41h Report of Standing Committee on Contingencies \u2014 Mr, Thorton.Consideration of the A mendments\u2014by the Committee of whule\u2014on the Navigation Hill of the liver St.Lawrence, us regards the lurt of Quebec \u2014Mr.Christte.Second reading Badi-\u2014-ou Boundary of Third Concession of Cornwall.\u2014 +r.McLean.Second readirg Ei i\u2014tu alter the Terms of the Sessions of the Pesce in St.Francise\u2014Mr Hale, Srcood reading Bil\u2014 Protection and Eavouragement of Friendly Sucicties,\u2014 Mr.Hate, Wednesday, 29th November.Second reading Hili Upper Town, near the Battery, for many years past wi the occupati 2 i! Newton.\u2014 Apply to pauion of the late Mr Willing Ji \u201con Quebec, 13th October, 1845.UN, N.Ë.pu FOR SALE.= - AT BEAUTIFUL FARM t Li \u2018a 1 River St.Charles, belonging to he i of the late M.L.J.Decurssav.Esqu about 150 arpenis, with the Dweliog Poe Hang \u2019 House, &c.&c.«ter Apply to CHARLES PANE .June, 1843 ! NET, bi, A INS TO THE HOLDERS OF Wild LAH93 AND THE PROPRIETORS OF SEIGNIORIES SElithin the Firobiace of Canada.OLDERS and Proprivtors, es above, who are desirous to part with their properties may, ig atl probability, on application to the U'uter-igned who k formed an advantajeous connecton wih a gentleman London, ter the sole and disposal of Lands ta this Pins vince, be placed 1a the way of dong Dem alw og provide that in cach case, the location is desirable \u2014the soil saad, and flersgned may con- sider he real value The undersigned invites holders and proprietors as above to comisunicste with hiw, In each cae of propeny sont to bim for sale, the undersigned will require to be furmished with the most ample information possessed by the holder Field nates\u2014copy of survey-\u2014fult description 8° respects Township Lands, And as regards Seigaion property \u2014 accounts shiwing, for the last scven years, rental derived therefrom, distogeu-hing betveen amount recerved for cens et rentes.bods ct ventes ans droit ide banalité-\u2014whether arrears are due and 10 what winount, what quan uy of land conceded and how inuch stl) remains unronceded, Alt communications to the undersigred pui be pou paid or they will in no case be attended 10.At the proper time, a series of guuecies wi | he submitted i for answers to the bolder offuisng pope ry in sale (HVUER the underssned\u2014which ausees, cowl be equered, «brad be certified, at fuot, ns Correct tn exury particular, by the hoider.JAMES H, KERR.St.loewls Hersh, 1 Quebce, 10th lusy, 1547, t\u20142w NOTICE.LL persons indebted to the Jesuits\u2019 Fstates for Ceus et Rentes, Lods et Vendo, Wall apd Farm i Rents, Rentsot Beach Lots, Construts, &c ke Ke, are hereby required to thuke immed e payin to the under signed.LOLIS PANET.Quebec, 12:h November, 1842.u AGENT.| PREPARING FOR PRESS, and will be published in the eusuing Fall, in London, in three Volumes, Roval Octavo \u2014.THIRTY YEARS DIARY ar THE LATE COLIN ROBERTSON, ESQUIRE, (Of the Honourable Hudson's Bay Company.The above highly interesting Work will give a clear Hise torical View of tte North West and rludson's Bay Companies hefore and afrer their having merged tniv one concern, and will conta several [londred Onginal Letters and Vouchers illusitative of the subject, Individuals in Montreal and other parte of Canada de siring copies will please send their names and address tothe Editor of the Montreal Herald.11th August, 1843.THE UNDERSIGNED, acting by power of Attorney for the proprietors of the Quesic Gazerre, and of the Bookseller's Shop, connected thee with, requests all persons melted to the same, 10 make speedy puyment.which is necessary to meet the heaty weekly disbursements for the establishment, He also begs all those indebted to bun individually, to make payment to Mas.NEILSON, or ta such person as may be authonzed by her.a.J.NEILSON.Gin Quebec, 25rd September, 1843.\u2018gt J x * Un QUEBEC SHEET ALMANACK, FOR 1844, UST PUBLISHED AND FOR SALE, at the Bookstore of Wm, Ner1son, 19, Mountain-street, and at the Bookstores of Tomas Cary & Co., and Ge Srancev, Buade- street\u2014 Price, Four Prncæ each, OF Turzx SwirLuivas per dozen.CONTENTS: Calendar, with the remarkable events ; fast and abstinence daynin the Roman Catholic Church ; lists of the Members of the Execative and Legislative Councils; Members of the Legislative Assembly ; Heads of Military Depart ments; Members vf the Corporation ; Terms of Coutts &re &c.Quebec, 701h October, 1843.BRITANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY LONDON.CAPITAL\u2014ONE MILLION STERLING.HE Subscriber haviag Leon appointed Agent to the sbove Company in this City, is prepare 10 recgive proposals and 10 effect Assurances on Lives, 09 » lore, more reasonable terme then ever ore STON, Agent for (Quebec and the Canads ist May, 1840 India Wharf.aa \u2014\u2014 Cum ee Pitnted and published at No.19, (formerly 3 and 14 Vountan Parent, Quebec, by Wirniat Nano 2 Vaicartier, in the County of Quebec, for sell and £chelr Margaret snd John Neilson, Junior, Llonees \u2018Deer Inte brother Namur NeiLwow, ducese wm =dth \" 1848, eas arr pronn pit I M Thom pe hel: of Ban qu.Ma Quete a EL fons $0 sad Ba and sud may Py Quel porrnice prrnie nth A) ie letd k held Hankru Javwer nay.AM.ng fa de sign Credit same.Quet ~H Ta BUTL a Bank Proving] Distric] rH | Quebt Ini H) jr Or te Quetni vu te ones ; 160 18th ( Me: B° re supply Cloths, quali artan, gulanon Cassime be is re: for ces h Sanrd | Quebs Groceris 2 = sv] a an mp Pe po oem TD oe ON < N88 uBBBe WR E8 Ë s-y5e | \u2014 Quet "]