The Quebec gazette = La gazette de Québec, 17 octobre 1793, Cahier 1

[" Pabre 179$.» 04300 Ster|.Arle, © .1 | Elpettre, \u201ce 4723.yant Émar au Grog.Per de la Co 8 Jean Ko (merge, iles de Sudrer.ment aver, ta ipéétives, > FIN Lay, retap ec, ss > vec d\u2019autres in, Maittener: ham Heo, et une cuirs nier ay de , cur de la M: Le MAdr.C:sçe 8 laquelle + 28 Cordes e écurie pour res baie , s de long i - t autres frog M piques de E, ds Ce pros rs fitue tur a y pourra 3.a Mr, D.Ly ondres cet ul, Cu fur !a =, afin Jo RCLAY.Lauzen, Bulut.Il °s par Joo yer pour du dit i.e oine far !23 Paroiiie de ye St.Are se de Bec2z- au n'a la terre riviere Ce Je Beccar- Le auore , or fpecia p de 250,0 jens u'vF- , G.P., PPE gtr SR Grea 0° lev ter.pen a rs A rane, | .- É fer ne & at Put.§ > * THE QUEBEC GAZETTE.THURSDA Y, OcToseR 17, 1793.POSTS AIT Seon A ve GAZETTE E Ne ~~ DE | MC HAE GE IDE De JEUDI, LE 17 Ocrosre, 1793.Dorchefier Governor.EORGE THE THIRD by the Grace of Gop of Great Britain, France and Ireland, Kim 6, Defender of the Faith, and fo forth.Tu Our much beloved and faithful Legi- flative Councillors of Our Province of Lower Canada, and to Our faithful and well-bcloved The oN Ay © @ Knights, Citizens, and Burgetfes of Our faid Pro- a P PR) vince, Greeting.\u2014WuerEeas the Meeting of the Legiflative Council and Houle of Affembly of this Province itands prorogued to Monday the Twenty-firit Day of October inftant, neverthele(s for.certain Caufes and Conh ierations, We have thought fit to prorogue the fame to Monday the Eleventh Day of November next, fo that you nor any of you on the faid Twenty-firit Day of OQober inftant, at Our City of Quebec to appear, are to be held or conftrained, for We do will that you and each of you te as to Us in this Matter entirely exonerated ; and being willing that you fhoul:l aQually meet and proceed to the difpatch of Butinels, We Command and by the Tenor of thefe pre\u2018ents firmly enjoin you and every of you and ail others in this behalf intereited, that on the {uid Eleventh Day of November next, at Our City of Quebec perfonally you be and avpear, and every of you be and appear to treat, do, aét and conclude u, on thofe things which in Oor Affembly by th: Common Council of Our faii Province, by the favour of Gop may be crdained.In TesTIMONY WH-REOF thete Our Letters We have cavfed to be made Patent, and the Great Scal of Our {aid Province to be thereunto affixed.Wit ness Qur Trufty and Well- beloved Guy Lorp DorcHesrer, Cartain General and Governor tn Chief of the Provinces of Upper and Lower Canada, Nova Scotia and New Brunfwick, and their Dependancies, Vice Admiral of the lame, General and Commander in Chief of a!l His Majelty's Forces in the faid Provinces, and the Ifland of Newfoundland in North America, at the Cattle of Saint Lewis in Our City of Quebec in Our laid Provirce of Lower Canada, the Ninth Day of O¢tober, in the Year of Our Lor D On\" thoutand (even hundred and ninety-three, and of Our Reign the Thirty Third.D & .rd A [4 FINLAY, C.C.in Ch.OFFICIAL ACCOUNT OF THE EXPEDITION AGAINST MARTINICO, From THe Lonpon Gazeivr., VHITEHALL, AUG.13.Extra& of a letter from the Hon.Major General Bruce, Commander 11 Chicf of His Mujeshy\u2019s forces in the Befp Indiec, to t1e Right Hon.Henry Dun DAS, one of Fis Majely's Principal Secvetaries of State; dated at Sea off Martinico, June 234, 1793.Recevved Augufi 12.Sir, _ N my letter of the 25th of May, I had the honor to acquaint you, that I 1 waited for the report that Col.Myers fhould bring from Martinico before I came to a final determination relpecting the expedition again ft that \u2018land, He returned the 311 alt.and the information he brought was, that the planters had expreiled great confidence, if we would come down immediately, though only with a very {mall force ; and on the Gth of this mo ith a deputation arrived here from the Committee [ntermediere, With à very ear- nett requett for affitance, ftating that they were then in pofleflion of fome very important poils, and that our appearance, with a force even not exceed ing 800 men, would encourage a great number of Royalifts to declare them- {elve, who only waited the arrival of the Englifh for that purpole.Thefe rcprefentations induced me to undertake the expedition, and the Admiral who has unitormly complied with every requeft that I have made him for forwarding the fervice in which we are engagcd, had previoully confented to receive on board the fleet fuch part of the troops as he could conveniently carry, and by this means fave a great exprnce in tranfports.Thev embarked accordingly on the 10th, and arrived off Caze Navire on the 11th.The othcer who commanded the Royalifts immediately propoled aa attack upon the town of St.Pierre, which he faid we could eafily make curfelves malters of, and that the influence of the merchants there was fuch as would procure the fubmiffion of the reft of the \u2018land, Fort Bourbon alone excepted, and that there was even a probalivy .4t this place would very foon furrender for want of provifions.The French Engineers were all confident in the fuccefs of this plan.Willing, therefore, to fhew how ready I was in fupport of their caule, | ordered the 21 (t regt.to land on the 14th at Caze Navire, and there took poft, which enabled the officer who commanded the Royalifts to colle all his force in the neighbourhood of St.Picrre; he actordingly moved, and I landed the reft of our forces on the 12th, and joined him at a very ftrong poit within a- boar five miles of St.Pierre.The Briuth troops confifted of the Grenadiers, Light Infantry, and Ma.nines from the Fleet, with the Carolina black corps, amounting in all to about 1105 men: The Corps of Royalifts was faid to be about 805.This force was thought to te perfeélly adequate to the fesvice propofed.We were me - Dorchester Gou ver neur.> SSW EORGE Trois par la we * NON a .as orl AT Grace de Dieu Roi de la Grande Bret:gne, de pan GR < France et d\u2019Irlande, Détenfeur de la Foi, &c.&e.; Ÿ) 4 A Nos bien aimes et fideles Conteillers Lépilatife IN) de Notre Province du Bas Canada, ct à Nos files et bien aimes les Chevaliers, Citoiens et Bourg oie de Notre dite Province, salut \u2014VU de I' Aflems biée du Conteil Legillatif et de laChambre d\u2019A(- femblée de cette Province eit prorogee à Lundi le :tme Jour de ce préfent Mois d\u2019Oétobre, Neanmoins pour certaines Czulrs ct Confiderations, Nous avons Jugé à propos de la proroger jufqu\u2019a Lundi le Onzieme tour de Novembre prochain; enforte que vous et aucun de vous n'êtes tenus ni contraints de paroitre le 2:me Jour de ce preient Mois d'O&tobre à Notre Cité de Quebec, pourquoi nous Voulons que vous et chacun de vous foiez, quant à nous, entierement décharge: à cet egard; Et voulant que vous paraiffiez effectivement pour proceder aux affaires,\u2014Nous ordonnons et par la teneur deces Prefentes, vous enjoignons termement et à chacun de vous ct à tous autres y intereflés, que vous foiez et paroifhez pertonnellement et que chacun de vous foitet paroiffe le dit Onziemc Jou de Novembre prochain à notre dite Cité de Queb: \u20ac pour traiter, faire, agir ec conclure tui ces choles qui poure Cw ront être ordonnées dans notre Aifemblée par lé Commun Conteit de Notre ++ - dite Province par la faveur de Dicu\u2014En Foi de quoi nous avons fait rendre nos prétentes Lettres Patentes et y oppofer le Grand Seau de Notre dite Pros vince-Témoin Notre Fidele et B:en Aimé GUY LORD DORCHESTER, Capitaine Genéral et Gouverneur en Chef des Provinces du Haut et du Bas Canada, Nouvelle Ecoffe et Nouvelle Brunf.vick, et de leurs Dépendances ; Vice-Amiral d\u2019icelles; Général et Commandant en Chefde toutes nos For ces, dans les dites Provinces et dans l\u2019INe de Terreneuve, dans l'Amérique du Nord, au Château St.Louis dans la ville de Quebec, dans notre dite Province du Bas Canada, la neuviéme jour d\u2019Oétobre l\u2019an de notre Seigneur Ml tept cens quatrevingt treize, et le trente troifième de notre regne.D.G \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 RELATION OFFICIELLE pr L'EXPEDITION CONTRE LA MARTINIQUE, Signé FINLAY, C.C.in Ch, Traduit par ordre de Som Excellence.J.F.CUGNET,S.&T.F.Tire'e pe La GAZETTE DE Lonpres.\u2014Whniteuars, 13 Aovr, Extrau d'une lettre du Major Général Bruce, Commandant en chef des troupes de Sa Mujef* dans les Indes Occidentales, au Tres Honoralle Hesry Dunoas, un des principaux Secrétaires d'Etat du Roi, datée en Mer à la hauteur de lu Martinique, le 23 Juin, 1493.Reçue le 1a Aout, Monsieur, DAY ma lettre du 25 de Mai, j'ai eu l'honneur de vous informer, que j'attendais lc rapport que le Colonel Myers apporterait de la Matis nique avant de venu à vne détermination finale touchant l'expédition cons tre cette Île.Il revint le 31 du pale, et apporta pour nouvelles, que les l'lanteurs avaient tÉnoigné beaucoup de confiance, fi nous voulions defcen- dic en.nedtatement, quoiqu'avec ès peu de force, et lc 0 de ce muis il ar- ri:arci une députction du Comité intermédiaire, pour demander inltam- ment du frcours ; difant qu\u2019ils etaient alors en pofie{Tion de quelques poftew très importans, et que fi nous y venions [culement avec 800 hununcs, nous encouragerions à fe déclarer un grand nombre de Royaliltes, qui nie defh- raient que l\u2019arrivée des Anglais pour cetéflet, Ces repiélentations m'ont induit à entieprendre l'expédition, etl\u2019Admiral, qui « conftamment scquicfcé à toutes les de mmencles que je lui ai faites pour avancer le fervice dans leœuel nous étions engages, avait préalablement conlenti de recevoir à bord de la Hotte telle paitrades troupes qu\u2019il pourrait commodement tranfporter, ct par ce inoyen Cpargner \u20ac grands fraix de tranfport.[es troupes embarquerent en confequence le 10, et arriverent vis-a-vis de CaleN-avire le si.L'Officier qui cominendait les Roysliltes propofa auffiot d'attaquer la ville de St.l'icrre, dont 31 dit Que 1.Ous pourrions nous empatcr aileinent, et que l'influence des Marchands y ctait atiez grande sur procurer la fh amitlion du refle de l'ifle, à l'exception leulement da fert Bourbon, e: qu'il etait même prusable que la place fe rendrait bientôt par man juc Ce provifions, 0 Les lupenicurs Français fe fiaient tous fur le fuccés de cc plan.Voulant donc temo:gner combien j'étais prêt a foutenir leur caufe, j'ordonnai au 21me regiment de debar 1uer le 14 à Cafe Navire, et il.y prit pofle, ce qui mit l\u2019Offiier cui commandait les Royalites en etat d\u2019affembler toutes fes forces dans le voifinage de St.Pierre.Il fe mit donc en marche, et je debarquai le relte de nos forces 1= 16, et le josgnit à un poñe très fort, éloigne d'environ cinq miles de St.Pierre.Les troupes Britanniques coufiitaient des Grenadiers, de l'infanterie lé- gére et des troupes marines de li flotte, avec je corps moir de Caroline, formant eñ tout caviron 1159 hommes.Les Royaliftes fe montaient, dit-on, ae ae -\u2014v\u2014 TYR SPR i Gwe Tl hs I Eat wil ost eee X Ep E |r Sel at ki a bind fisted a 3 oA ig Soy es i SE TEIN FR I Sa Fil = # x Lap Rss >. cm - _ _ \u201d - .retarded in cur operations by the difficilty of bringing op the fix pounders to their {tutions where they did not arrive till the 17th in the afternoon, whea the enemy mad: an attack upod one of thew, but were very toon driven back by the pickets of the ligat wafantry ; bat | am forry to fay with the lofs ot Capt.Dunlop, and three men of the Royal Am-ricans.The pian we nad concerted wis t'i= aitack of the two batteries which de- fea led St.Pierre, the taking of which would imriediately put us in the pof- fc lion of it town, The morning of the 13th was the ume fixed, axd we Ww.re to move forward in: two cbiumas, theone conlilting of the Britith troops, the other of the Royahits © For.this purpofe tne troops were put in motion fore day break.But unfortanately ioe alarm having taken place among the Royaiils, they bepan, in a millixe, firing on one another; and thir Commander being feverely wounded on the oceafion, his troups were immediately difconcert d, would not {ubmit ro the controul of any other officer, and iaftintly retired to the polt Iron which they had marched.This condu& itronzly proved that node and the attack a2ainit ot.Pierre mut folely have been carried on by the Bri- tith troops, to wnich their nuinbers were not equal; and as they luck ly were not yet engaged with tn: enemy they were ordered immediately to- return to their former poft, troin wnich they embarked on the 19th; and the z11t Tegiment !itewiie embarked from their poft on the 211t, tne navy, as afual, giving them the moft ready afbitance.a As the Roy \u2018lits would certainly fall a facrifice to the implacable malignity of th: Republican party as [oon as we quitted the illand, it became, in a man - ner, incambent on us, ia iuoport of the National charalter, to ufe our utmoft exon, tn bring thele unhappy people from the fhore; and although the necefhity of imprefling tueh vellels as could be found, and the purchafing pro- vifipas\u201dfroin the merchant velflels attending the army, will incur a great ex- pence, I have veatured upon it, trulting to the generous and humane difpo- fition exhibited by the Nation on all fimilar occafions,: and being perfectly aifured of findvrg tn you an Advocate for refcuing fo many unfortunate per- fons from certain death.We therefore were employed in embarking thefe people from the 19th to the 21ft; befides whites, there are-a number of blacks whole fituztion was equally perilous, | nave diitriouted them amonglt the ilands in the beft manuer that the fhortnets ot our time would admit.I have the honor tobe &c.Right Hon, HENRY DUNDAS, &c.T.BRUCE.\u2014\u2014_.LEGHORN, JuLY 15.The beginninz of Hft week, à delperate evgagement happened off the ifland of Cor, fica, between an Aligerine frigate, and one Deiongmg to the French Republic : They morning at bie k oi day, the confl & was renewed with ~qnal courage, and the moit dee term abfl{nicy on both fides for upwards of nine glaffes, great part of the time with in piltul thot of cach other.Fhe A'gerines made feveral attempts to noard, but were as often nFVERP o0L- re JAMES § 'APLETON Difily.cuite ville R Rue St.Tite #1 - = = \u2014\" ve - ea.- : rfonnes réanciers dé ce res \u2014\u2014\u2014 bi $88 : > AND now loading at Jol les % plutôt poflible, ou de moins avant le premier de Janvier ET £4 WILLIAM, oun Horus Mafter; \u201cmounting 1% prochain Et celles endettées oa ont quelque effet Bee même Succe fou Fri ; à twelve guns, pine and fix \u201cpounders, and will fail ia about, 3 | \u201cde-payer rou autrément fatisfaire-le dit Soufl grd.-avant Je fuldic jour reader {and Le _ Ruckec, 35th OBober, 1793.= - a 2 9.BE SOLD, ~~ A Likely, , Stout MULATTO 3 Young Man, aged ra fi ears, has bees ufed to Hoife-work, {peaks both.\u2018French and .Englifh, and is fit for any hard Labour.\u2014~laquire of the Pain.5 = TER \u2014\u2014Quebér; gtk Ogebrr,- 1798s TE FOR LONDON, = L \u201cHE Ship ATTY, \u2018Capt.Sirsa modations for fix or (even \u201c35th next month, has g accom enon, OFFICE or ORDN ANC E.\u2014garbec, 675,02.1793.- | ov wanted for Bills on the Honorable Boasd of Or- ; -_ , _, duaoce in England, amounting to [1,360 Sterling.\u2014Propofals to\u2019 be-.ee Sy Jf Fret a ioprimeat, = - Fer roe oe Any perfon withing to go pafengér in ber will ap- 7 +5 Fe Quebec, 18 Odobre, 3793.\u2014\u2014 TA VENDRE.-d'aler des voyes de rigueur.| Fo : + | home Doreen RO ta IN Beau MULATE Robufte et bien Portant La ; vo rl Anglais ét Français, es eft 7 Fific FLOUR fre etn \u2014 Rd toCapt: Whitron board, or to Melts.Juby Blsckeed, & Co: | FE \u2018and Super Fine 20 iy of very Si Arb at \u2019 Nv Pons a TT STE - Ruchec, 26th Sept.1793.LL Engiire of Mr.Tuomas laxrand \u2014felivere in to-the Ref Officers of His Majefty \"s Ordoance, on, or ; = a \u20ac > the 38h inffant at cleven 0\u2019Clock.™ vo TL \u2019.= I vs == vin D ETS GEO: HERIOT, CB.eus we: | \u2014 T6 BE SOLD, \u2014Alfo, a of an excellent Quality : Canocerie.= | ons a befoin d\u2019Asgent p pout len montant de La360 Sted: = ling en Lettres de Change fur I\u2019'Hooorable Burcas d'Artillerie en ions feront livrées da sas Les Qc repond - d'Arles didus i\" ds Courant, à 1\" bowser.ry ; VE: À d\u2019envivon 23° \u201cAfis, lëquel a été accoutunné aux outages de.mer Res.4 es ; { (5 tis su TRE = C1 ou, ; BUREAU.d'ARTILLERIE.\u2014\u2014Rutics 3 Olubrr.es \u201c ES + i ; i ' de = = = IT = meet : is \u2014 w = by TT een TT me Ee : rt < INT HE ESS, SIT ARSE PEA rer = - City, to difgofe of all pro \u201cDecember \u2018next.And fon will be Publiffed.2 2 5 Tur JOURNALS or Tue FIRST SESSION HOUSE or ASSEMB - \u2019 Te Eflate- by an act pailed betore Mr.Fapincau, aNotary'Fublic in tais\u2026 perty, collect debts, \u2018and fettie and poy all juit\u2014 \u2014elsims-on faid Eitite.; LL age eee We hereby require all perfons indebted to that Eltate by mortgage, bond, __Note, or otherwile, to make imunediate.payment the (ane :-\u2014 And al} pettons having clans of any nature sihäticever oy (he Elite, are requeded = to produce the fame to us properly autacanticated on or be.ore the Tit day of | A AUcbjo.~ TI Sem a Montreal, 3oth September, 1793.DISTRICT or ; t of:the Court QUEBEC.f.Lo Melficurs Simon Frater, junior, Merchants, againft the goods and chattels, lands ana tenements os Luenne Galtier, and.Louife Rancour his wi.e, and René Gatier their fon, to.me directed, Inve feized and taken in execution a lot of ground, ficuate, lying and buing oh the \u2014 South weit fide ot Saint John's-ftreed,- in.the Upper \u2018Town ot the City of Quztec, of thirty-eight feet or thereabouts in front or width, and filty'reet \u20ac Y virtue of a Writ of Execution iflued ou LY or LOWER-CANADA.\" BEING empowered by the Heirs to the Dochambeau' | = premier jour de- Décembre prochain.* of Cominon Pleas tor the fau Intinct, at tne wig of | and John Young of yu.bec, Merchaats, \"} |.Ou environ de front ou largeur, et cinquante pieds ou.environ de longaeur .Ce _ Co .= , \u201cah ; > \u201c 4 - > I J SS Ted .a \u201c ; .vv., - .5 * Les JOURNAUX pe 44 PREMIERE SESSION.R \u2014 Del 0 4 CHAMBRE D'ASSEMBLEE D uv BA S CANADY, =~ E ; FANT autorifés par les héritiers de la Succeffion > DÉCHAMBEAU, par ate paffé devant Maitre Papineau, Notaire | Puplic, \u2018en cette ville, de difpo ous lens, FECOUVrES- tontes-leg \u2014 *.dettes, et arranger et payer tout fur la dite fucceftion: Nous réquérons par le préfe : cécvabies à He, par \u2018hypothèque, obligations, billets ou autrement, de payer immédiatement - \u201c'ebtous ceux qui ont des prétentions de quelque nature que ce \u2018ioit fur ladite | Aucçeffion, font-priés de nous les produire | es juftes prétenfions ai duement authentiguées d\u2019ici au .PAIE GEO.SELBY.4 __~ Montréal, 30 Septembre, 279.- 2° DISTRICT pe } > N vertu d\u2019un ordre d'exécution émané de la Cour des - QUEZECL y Plaidoyers Communs de Sa Majefté pour le\u2018die Dir.* triét, a la .pourfuitc de :Meflieurs Simon Frafer, junior,\u201d et John Young, Marchands de Québec, contre les Effets, Biens, 1erres et Pofleffions d\u2019E.> 7 tienne Gatier et Louife'Pancour fon époufe,-et René Gatier leur fils, à moi.« iS _ \u2026 adreflé, j'ai tai et pris en exécution, un emplacement fitué du-côté Sud.§ \u201c-oueit de la Rae St.Jean dans [a Haute Villè de-Québec, de trente huit pieds : À Lee or thereahouts in léngih or depth, bounacd and abutied as follows: that is\u201d to fay, in front by the taid >fint Jona\u2019s-ftrcet, in the tear by the lands be.loging to the Reverend the Fathers Jeluits, northerly pn ode fide, oy aiut and houle the property of John M'Intoih and John Gordon of tne atorelaid- City of Quebec, Malons, and-foutherly on the other £ : \u201cthe property-of Madame La Croixof the fame City oË Quebec, widow of Monfr.Hubert La Croix, deceafed, together, with-a-itonë noufe ot one tory in height, now known and diftingu:fhed by th: number filcen, and à fmatl wooden building thercon erééted and veing : Now | do hercby give nouce, \u2014 that the {aid lot of grouad and De wil be fold and 3 juaged to the | icheft bidder at the Court-houie ia the Jetuits College in the No on Taurfiay the twenty Totirthi day of'Uttober-mext;vat-etr ~ jn the forenoon, at which tine and place the conditions of fale wilt known by LS JA.SHEPHERD, \\s Ail perfons having any claims upon the above defcribed, pre BM ee ed a nine ct mine a ey ot - 8eb Oétober, 1793\" CL Nate Pas EE | Ce i (Fer he Soquel fou thy Supplement) cio plot oo oof Pear la Suite way be Supplement.) Si - 4% Qusazct Pxiwreo ay JounNu1ssou, N°3, Mounzarn-SrnasTe 4 & A Quante: cuxi-Joun Naitsor, N°3, 3 Rus ta Mont, \u2026 «a \u2014 .- TES TTT ETT RE RE SLT TES vas Tove eg a ED TE CE ETS OT \u2018> eme \u2014 ean a en TN {.:( LE ol oe Le : co PRET = =e CRI TE ET SAT RES es es TR us mon Pleas fort - ehaitels, lands and tenements ¢ \"lan! called ~All perfons having Tp \u2014HE unexpired Term of a Leaie 6 rue St.Jean, derriere par les terreins des Reverends Peres J \u20ac f by älotaänd hôuie | | E Cuy ot.Que- | par la dite he Le veTTeInS Ces Reveronds | efuites, - _nord par un emplacement.et mai:on appartenant a John M