The Quebec gazette = La gazette de Québec, 29 septembre 1796, Cahier 1

[" \u201cNovember next, So that you, ner-any of - you, on the faid Thirtieth Day'of % tirely exonerated, .commanding and by the Tenor of thefe Prelents, firmly faid Province, by , the favor of Gop, may be erdained.In Teltimo- ey 1 7m ni : .- PEL re - : > , - + .t + a D .2 A Ls , : ; ; .x *® i ; # oven 6 ey > we 4 3 1 aad dL A, * \u2018 \\ .R - ! apie 5 \u201con : CURRIE a0 + Nun.\u20181f35.+ * a) SAN 2 Pa 0 D 0 .2° Ee Cand +.L ÿ a tas 7, Iv * $50 ie : aie Loo.Pk ae] i 3.#s > TE Lat Gow 2: ME .THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, UDI, Le 29 Seere Clee me - ; - oS dé eee pd i \u2014 ! \u2014\u2014\u2014 ie al EE = reer od .ep ieddh erm nd gos : = < a reid Ca - Co co Trey , - 8 TT Lo : SE | ; Co ae ee 1 « OT 500 Due Chas i ROBERT: PRESCOTT, LIEUT.GOV* | \u2018ROBERT PRESCOTT, LIEUT.GOUV® i::™ AN mA EORGE the THIRD by the Grace of Gon, of .2 = EORGE Trois par la Grace de Dieu Great Britain, France and Ireland, King, Defender of the Faith and fo forth.To our much beloved and faithful the Legiflative Councillors af Our\u2019 Province of Lower Canad*, and toour: faithful and well beloved the Knights, Citi: zens and Burgefles of our faid Province, GREE- J \u2018Tivc; WHEREAs the meeting of the Provincial Wg Parliament flands prorogued to Friday the thirtieth Day of September, Inftant 5: Neverthelefs for certain caufes and confi- derations, We have:thought fit to prorogue the Same to the Nirith Day of September at\u2018Our Civy of Quebec, to appear, are to bé held or \u2018conftrained, for We do Will, that you and each of you, be as:to Us, in this Matter, en- enjoining you and every of you, 2nd all others in this behaif'interelted, that - on the faid Ninth.Day of November next, at our faid City of Quebec, per- fonally you be and appear, to treat, do, alt and-conclude upon thofe things, which in our faid Proyincial Parliament, by the Common Council of our - Vhereof :thefa Our, Letters We have \u2018cauied t@;-be made Patent and the Great Seal of : Our faid Province to be thereunto affixed : Wir.ness Qur Traity and.weli beloved ROBERT PRESCOTT, Efguire, Lieutenant Governor and Commander in Chief of our faid Province of Lower-Capada, General.and Commander in Chief of all His Majefty\u2019s Forces in the Provinces of Upper and Lower (nada, Nova Scotia, New.Brunfwick, and their feveral Depeudencies and id the Ifland of New-found- land, at the Caftle of St.Lewis, in Our City of Quebec.in Our faid Province, of Lower Canada, the Twenty firft day of September in the Year of Qur.Lord one thoufand feven hyndred and ninety fix, and of our Reign the thirty fixth.- .1 cose, bE 4.; ; \u201c 22 4.11 SU Je \u2026 4 : FINLAY.C, \u20ac: in Ch.= ONDON GAZETTE, Tuefday, June 28.= ° Ct Admirdly-Offce, Fine 28, 1796.Extra& of a letter from Admiral Sir John Jervis, K.B.Commander in Chief of, His Majeky\"s fhips and veffels in the Mediterranean, to Mr.Nepean, dated on board the Viftory, off Toulon, May 11, 1796.| 1 defire you will communicate to the Lords.Commiflioners of the Admiralty the inc fed let + ; \"4 ve : From the AN > x ter from Commodore Nelion, addreffed to me, and the fatsfaétion 1 feel Jn having an officer \u2018of {uch zeal and Jocal knowledge on the important tation he occupies.C | A 24.+ Srmgacis.s = HIS morning having received information that a convoy, \u2018laden with ftores for the French army, had anchored at Loana, I loft go time in proceeding off that place, with the fhips named in the margin, * I was forry to obferve, \u2018on my approach, that infead of a convoy, bly four vel- fels were\u2019 lying under th: batteries, \u2018which opencd on oùr approach, and their fire.was returned\u2019 as the thips got up, tinder cover of Which odr boats boarded the foar véilels, and broughe them\u2019 off.Thé veilels laying very ° near the fhore, a very heavy fire of Mulqpetry was.kept an our boats, and it is with the greatest pri ly \"25 wh el Nd : of dated V1CTORY, off Toulom, Jume 8, 3796.© ~~ \u201c00 a de fo > ° 04 RSE Co 880 So : Io : « ; Sie; : _ Cae ether TE pre oo Coad 1 herewith inçlofe à letter I received laft \u2018evening from Commodore Nel.- fon in the Gulf of Genoa, from the enemy in the'ex re&tion, the 311t ultimo ; à fo edition, under the Commodore's: immediate dia lit of the killed and wounded.Their Lord- with the vigilance and enterprize of Come ips are fo throughly acquainted the e cor Nelion, that 1 forbear to repeat his merits on this occation.1070 ow _ I am, &c.~ 3 .; EE C.J.JERVIS, Agamemnon, off Oneglia, June 1, 1796, .\u2019 - i OUEST a PL tri À E vs ee At 5 M.Yefterday, feeing fix {ail running\u2019 along fhoré, which I believed to.be French; and kaowing;the great-confrquence of; intercepting the cannon and ordnance itores, which I had information was expedled from Toulon, to be landed at St.Piere d'Acena, for the fiege of Mantua, made the fignal for a general chafé,: when the veflels which now\u2019 hoifted Mujcfly\u2019s Ships and weffels im the Meduterransan, te Mr.Naz san » Tk with an account of the important articles taken | French colours, anchored clofe under a'battery.\u201cI dire@ed Captain Cock.e.of the Meleager, to lead mé in, | à cer-like er, and at three o'clock the Meleager and - Agamemnon anchored in than four Speedy ; after a fhoxt refiltance from the battery, and veffels we took poffefs fion ofthem.It is impoflible I can do juftice to the alacrity and gallantry \u201c ever confpicious in my little fquadron.Our boats boarded the National: ketch {the commodore of the convoy) in the fire of three cighteen pounders, and one cighteen-pounder in a gun boat.The Blanche and D.adem being: to leeward, the former could not.anchor.until the former had {truck ; bat: the boats of all the fhips were ative in : my having cut their cables when they furreaded, \u2018A {mart firing of .mul.quetry wag kept u from fhore during the w le of this fervice.The Agamemnon\u2019s mafts, fails, and rigging area little cut, but of no material cone feque ge.Much as I feel indebted to every officer in the fquadron, yet I.cannot omit to mention the great fupport and afliftance I have ever receive from Captain Cockburne, he has been under my command near a year on: is ftafion, and I fhall feel myfelf guilty of neglett of duty-was I not to re- prefént his zeal, ability, and courage; which is confpicious on every occafion which offers.Eaclofed I' tranfmit you a lift -of the\u2019 killed and wounded, and alfo of the veflels token.\u201d Ç oo _ Ts | - I have the honorta remain, : &c.ns ! - | ~~ :.HORATIO NELSON, * Sir Jouus Jervis, K.B.Co 10 oo A lift of the killed and wound~d in His Majefty\u2019s Squadron under the command of Commodore Horatio Nelfon, on the z1 May, 1796.which he did in à moft officer-like fathoms of water, as foon afterwards did the Petrell.and etting them off the thore, the ence.- * Agamemnon 1 killed \u20182 wounded.© - ae .Blanche 1 wounded, | Fo ho hoc 10 Blancl e Leer LS LE?- HORATIO NELSON.SR A lift of veffels of war and tranfports taken by the fquadron under the \u2018command of Commodore Horatio Nelfon, on the gt May, 3796.2 ; + - VESSELS OF WAR.Ce La Genie (ketch).3 eighteen pounders, 4 fwivels and '6o med.\u201d ~ © © La Numero Douzel, (gun boat) 1 eighteen pounder,\u2019 4 fwivels and 46 men, ee.bo TRANSPORTS.- .La Bonne Mere, 250 tons, brig rigg\u2019d, laden witli brafs 24 péunders, Hit teen iach mortars, aad gun carrtagés.; Eau +! La Verge de confolation, 120 tons; : etch rigged, laden with brafs guns, \u2018mortars, fhells and gun carriages.LT ee nT Le Jean Bapiifte, 100 our, #ctch rigged; laden \u2018with.tirandy'and: a fmall quantity of bread, Pas 1 28e es S JL ¥ .Mo oe + Name unknown, 100 toms; ketch rigged, laden\u2018with Acftrian prifoners.- , St.Anne de Paix, 70 tons, ketch ngged, laden: with \u2018wheel barrows and # \u201d\u2018intrenching tpols.Deftroyed._-, .05 1 12 10461 : \u201d HALIFAX, Sept.13.4 Shoal To t .PS.11 ETT 3 + My's fquadron.: 1 co Toe {TE ee \u201cSame day arrived hie Misjelly's hip\u2019 Afifance, Cipé.Most, and his Majefty\u2019s floop Bermudd.\u2018They havé broughe in wich théai {he Elizabeth\u2019 French Frigate'of 40 guns, mentioned!in the following letter.Pt 0 156 Extraë of a letter from an officer on board the.Refolutiop, dated .Auguft go, _1796, Lat.38.32.N.Leng.70.00, WV.0 at ; +\" ¢¢ On the 28th inthe morning we fell in with three Frénch Frigatés and - # chafed them the whole day.The Topaze at five of the clock P.M.came up with the fteramoit one, and bronght her to gon, when after firing her broadfide, fhe firuck.The Topaze then made {ail after the Other twoy and we left the prize (Elizabeth) tobe takén pollefion: of by the Affi.\u2019 tance ; we chaced all that night and them at day-light in the moraing, and camé op with them very fat.At one we be had dropped fo far as to give ap all hopes of coming up that night.We loft fight of them at half patt fix {att night, and - have not feca them fince ; but we are fill in hopes of falling in with.them, as we are between them! and the coaft.commodore Barney,an American.\u201d Carr 200447 043 From a Bermuda paper of Auguft 6, we copy the 'fallowing paragraptr : *¢ Thurfday arrived 1 i \u201cthe Swiftfure, of 74 guns, two days before, to the fouthward of theft Iflands, having on board Admirs! Parker, bound for England-the.Adari< rai being then fo fick that it was thought he would; sot reach bome.The Argonaut, Capt.Bill, 'wakilfd in company, bogad heme to repair, having received much deritig oly.\u2019 \" i ! Coden ad ° » - we, CN eee WE NIA RC Hermine of 32 guns, Capt, Witkinfon, from St.Domingo, and came to an ancor ia Marray\u2019s anchorage.\u2014She parted with, began to drop, aod at five.| Itis a fquadion fromthe Welt-Indies commanded: by\u2019 .a Ca 140 ES 5° SLAIN AEE ui NE tp LL Ame ven 4 dt 7 of mim Byrcaw: d-dwiravi, 16 F villet, 4: Vd > \u201cCopie d'une lettre de I imiral Sir jf NL PE .[= odes mavires et watjRas de fo Mujiple guns in Méatiocranuee, à Mr: Nepeuns athe & dura dn icy, à la bauitar de Touisay $ jun, 39a.| SE 2\u201d wld ) Ve t- .a L'inclule ot une lettre que je reçus hier ce.par Je chef d'elcidre - nous chatiamgs toute la nui | l'Angleterre, ep \"id\" pourroit fe « Bis + mnie nie, De EE EL NET ER TE GY Lu cas ARR ; AAT ETT ay LS A ETT ER eV pe Lies mr ap 1 STE = J vegas A Londres ie ad Juin, difent, que Ie Gén» dit 3000 homm.> dans.fi x mm.» dans faretraite, es que Foi 6 attendoix d'actu».ur que Je Autrihlene traverceount Je Rash tb.Sig, fo le = so T eu A a.mx FA > JUTE Sa gs © Gh Fors Jervis, ni 5.Commandant en Chef 1 MONSIRO a: \u20ac is 4 au foir du'chef, d\u2019 Kicadre Nel fos: dans le golfe de Gênes avec un detail-des articies importants pris Aux dae nemis le 34 da mois dernier dans l'expédition daigée imm-d.atement par.: te 11 Var.» Th SA x le chef d'Ecadre ; auffj une lute des tués et blellés.Leurs Duigneurses écgs, > x noiffent fi bien la vigilance et l\u2019efprit entreprenaut such: fd\u2019 iicadre Nehony, \u201c.que je m\u2019exempte de déploye® de -nouvezu les mérites dans cette affane.> °° e luis &c.7 + J- JEXVIs.1 à | « De\u2018 P Agamemsn non, hauteur d'Oneglia, 1 Fain, 1790.ot MONSIEUR; or no Co Hier à deux heures après midi, ayant découvert fix voiles qui couraicrt - le long de terre, ct que: je pis pour :étre Fraiçois, conno dant la pran.e conféquence qu\u2019il y avait d\u2019intercepter lis canons et les munitions de ava tillerie, d\u2019après l\u2019information que j'avors eue.que l\u2019on en attendoit de l'ou-, lon; qui deveisnt déba:q er à St.Picrre d'Arcena, pour le fiêge de Nian- toue, je donnai le fignal pour une challe générale, mais les vaiteaux, qui alors arborerent le pavulon François, mourilerent près de terre us ur .batteric.J'ordonnai an Capitaine Cockburne, du Meleagar, de m'y cons duiré,\u2019'ce qu'il: fic d\u2019ane maniere la plus digne d\u2019un oflicier, et à trois hewros | le Meleagar- et I\u2019 Agamemnon moutllerent 2 moins de quatre braties desu, dinfi que firent bientôt après le, Petrell et le Speedy ; apres: avoit Éprueree .4 cé un peu de réüttance des batteries et ves vaillcaux, nous en primes pois: fion.11 m\u2019et& impofible de.rendre La juftice due à là vivacité et à la bravoure qui ont toujours fait remarquer ma petite efcädre.Nos chaloupes-\u2014 - aborderent la quaiche nationale (le chei d'Efcadre dù convoi) fous Je fou -\u2014 de trois canons de dixhuit et d\u2019un canon de meme force à bord d\u2019ane chaloupe à canon.La Blanche et le Diadem etant tous le vent, la premiere - né pouvait mouiller à moins qre l\u2019autre n\u2019eût amené; mais les.chaloupes de tous les vailleaux eurent fuin de les éloigner \u2018de terre, les ennemis ayant coupé leurs cables lorig.\u2019ils le rendirent.Ferdant tuut Ce fervice il y eut à terre un feu vif de mouiquetene.Les mits, voiles et manœuvres de I\u2019 Agamemnon font un peu coupés, mais il n\u2019y à rien de grande.conféquen- Tout redevable que je puille êtte envers claque vilicier de l\u2019uicad:es je ne faurois cependant m'empêcher .de faire mention du grand appui et:dé l\u2019aide que j'ai toujours trouves dans le capitaine Cuckburne, depuis près , d'un an qu'il eft fous mon commandement \u2018dans cette (ation, je me croie rois coupable de négligénce, fi je manquois à reprétenter fon zèic, \u2018on habileté et fon courage, qui l\u2019ont tait remarquer dans toutes les occafions, Je vous envoye avec la presente uae lilte des tués et bleifés, et sufi des vaile feaux pris.- J'ai I\u2019honneur d'éire &c.Sir John Jervis, K.B.~~ ~ HORATIO NELSON.Lifte des tués ¢\u20act bleiles dans 1\u2019efcadre de.Sa Majofté commandée par le chef d\u2019elcadre Horatis Nelfon,.le 21 de Mai, 4796.See L\u2019Agamemnou, 1 tué ;.2 blellés.dau PS Tee + La * La Blanche, § blefle.~~ ~~.HORATIO NELSON.- Litte des vailleaux de guerre et tranfports pris par l\u2019eicadre commandée Horatio Nelfon, le ga Mai, 1796: | es CU en - VAISSEAUX DE GUERRE.: \u2026 Le Genie(Quaiche)de 3 canons de dix hu't, 4 moufquetons et 60 hommes, - * Le Nuipero Douzel, (chalonpe à canon) un de dix huit, 4 imvuiquétons et'jo hommes.- .« TRANSPORT: | ac La'Bonne Mere, de 750 tonneaux, armé en brigantin, chargé de canons de fonté de 24, de mortiers de treize pquces, et d\u2019affüis.: \"La Verge de ccalolation, de.120 tonneaux, armé en quaiche, chargé de canons de tonte, de mortiers, de bombes'et d'atiûts.c Le.jcan Baprilte de 100 tonneaux, armé en quaiche, chargé d\u2019eau des vie et d\u2019ane'\u2018pétite quantité de pan.: -: Nom incounu, de \u2018100 touncaux, armé en quaiche, chargé de prifonnicrs Autrichiens.: : 7 © 71 PRE LS hE + Ste.Anne de Paix, -de ÿ0 tonneaux, armé en quaiche, chargé de brouettes et d'outils pour les retiunchements, détroit.1 Cs 4 © -HORATIO NELSON, | Pot : EL , [I = 4 ' ane tr tersont ; Cat at me ALIPAX, 1 Sept.LL Mercredi dernier la corvette de Sa Majefte Shark afriva de l'efcadre de l'Amir:1 Murray.| Cor 1 Le même jour:arriverent le vaifleau de Sa Mojelté \u2019Affiftance, Capit.Mowat, et la corvette de Sa Majeilé Bermuda.Il onr amené, aveceur, la Tertre fpiyançe, l\u2019Etizageth, frégate Françuile de 40 canons, dont il eft fait menticn dans Extrait d\u2019une lettre d Yun Oficier à bord de la Réfolution, datée le 30 Août, eo.tv 796.Lat.38.32 N.Long.70.00.VO.1% >.Le 28 au matin nuus fimes rençuntre de trois frégaies Françoifes que nous pouriuivimes toute la journée.A 5 heures après midi, le \u201cl'upaze joi- \u2018 gnit celle de l\u2019arricre ; et l'ay «nt obligée de venir à une aéliôn, apiès avoir tiré (a bordée, elle amena pavillon.Le Topaze fit voile apres les deux autres, et nous luiflames la prife (Elizabeth) en la pofleflion de l\u2019Ailtancez ous chat | t'ét'lelendemain au matin, à la pointe du juur, les ayarit\" apperçdes, \u2018nous \u201cgagnamics bien-vite fur elles, À une heare nous commençames à perdre terre, et à cinq heures nous nous trouvames fi en arriere, que vous perdimes toute efpérance \u2018de les rejoindre cette auit, Nous les perdimes de vue à fix heures et domie hier ap foir, et ne les avons point vues depuis; comme nous les féparona d\u2019avec la côte, nous avons ett- core efpérance de les Tax ef, Celt une efçadre des Miles, comnsandée A - | tr par le chef d\u2019efcadre Bivney,\u201d Américain®\u2019, L 4 J Nous avons copié lc paragraphe fuivant d'un papier des Bermudes,- du 6 Août: < Jeudi l\u2019Hermione 32 canons, commandé par ic Capit.Wil.kinfon, arriva de St.Dontingee et jetta l'ancre dans le mouillage de Mure ray.Il y avoit deux jours qu\u2019il avoit laiflé le Swiftiure, de 74 canons, au Sud de ces Iles, lequel avoit à Bord l\u2019Amisal Parker, failuns reute.pous L pmisal étoit aloys G malade, que, l\u2019on croyon à peiné oft fé féndtre.L'Argagant, Capit, Ball, étoix auii de compas et alloit pour fo mettre inc les chantiers, ayant seçu desnicremes Tes .f 4 ot & EE > 2 ; * 1 : ; , < .a Ae aH Las a i ag 05 Or Ko ps ve + Gar gt, mie ke sc 4 ER A : .PAS : ?\u2019 > 4° 4 eue a ees iF .- amv 0 * Co.#10 was El FE ae EY een 29 Sarremonm A és vit GC gi {ui +6 LA Is Big 1 st Affe I py ; MARRIED, on n Saturday lat, J Sewer Er HM ï - mey General co Mifs Harriet Smith, ; youngelt dau pr of the F J ~ William Smith, late Chief Jutice of this Province.Co «Aie Saturday 1aft, between the hours of of four \u2018and five: in che anion, 4 \u201chn 0.ble belonging to Mr.Bowman, joiner, i in 6t.Ltwis Breet, was ode \u201cto y * be on fire, and in a fhort time was entirely confumed.Bet Hy thé timely | afl ftance and fpirited exertions of the troops and citizens; the fumes wire a.prevenjed from communicating to any of.the adjacest buildings.- gee De \u2018eo.re) = ae {oid Boas hy, 3 i ou .\u201c ~.Porwor Quiste\u2014Inwanpi: «PET j Sept.28; His Majelty\u2019 s armed Snow Earl: of Moira, Jones F awilon, din a : Commander, 13 days from Halifax\u2014Paffengers, Capt.Walkera ge : Lady, Capt.Smyth, Revd.Mr.Wethefall, Mr.Nooth, and part #3 of the Light Company of the 4th or King\u2019s ow Reg.IN frmaichi-Paf LE \u2014 Ship Merlin, Nathaniel Domnett, .63 days from Ron | fenger Mr.Holt.u ~ Brig Bels, Jas.M