The Quebec gazette = La gazette de Québec, 27 septembre 1810, Cahier 1

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Cargo DU oweasth Couis, Ste sf in Vi, Few Chee, ad a uanit ty of assorted Cordage, 12 Anchors assoited, 100 quarts Larrds Guipowder, 3 tous Shot and Bul assorted, 5 tas Lead as orted, 3 casi 4 utlery aid 3 casks Mustard, 4 balles Woolhun Cloths, cut Hreadeg, Pair ts Copperas, Whoetuny, Wrapping Paper, hottie Cor! + 6-0 Lyooceels Fu leur, nd a quarts of deserted Dry Cruoue re UM bo.Toy Tren ! CONT A 1 Vo fe 1 Y al uvili and coarse Cioths, = Boxes ciegant Ribbons.béta 43 ot 1 - lace.450 Dozen suk, Cotton and l.t1te wynal cer 4 Baivs Fi-rrels, 50 Crates ot well a-vorted Var: we 40 Charte vy Lov rp of Pot 4d Pearl Lu 6 4 few thousund otuves.Parcel uk.Cds 100 haxes woadew plas, To a 7 8° 90 hens © wi, yehow, ar 6 drack pot 50 bony whi 3 Cases Mis id an !b.bottes 10 Bass limento, Boxes lircee German Giass.App y in BENN, HLATH & Ca.Qe, 23h Jy, 1810 I Con ab bi\u2014ine boas balling, 20 au.Poo thank, 1 lech thik, 3 a: , 10 to 1) leet lot y.DIY GOOOS, a Cady, Cote oben Nushios de- tre cat mer, hn mortar age se yar, fuses tue, velvetes, coudre, mtr nia cate bot alk, lane Load, Sato rT arses bo ee ade Pera 42: galere: rae Brno ci, hoger L qles - Cu.À nrels, Take! | coat ot wad dae Gatos, hersaymeres, oo 4 0e AE Var LAUSDINO from the Wore ; ! ve- vol er stowert of HHARDSART GD COS.PUY CU TRY, M APPAND WE 50 Case el + + t Tea and Coffee Uzi5, Chee of dha Cotter marred, 0 Bubes of Indie Remats, Noiunheers, Se, Eu Ke.Trunks ase fod Threads, \u201cas Brown Hodands S00 Kegs Tutt - Lxles Landcaster sheetings 12 Barres Coed | or ' Cure Niorocon skms 2 boue Lesu _< ortel do.Looking Glasses 0 Crates Larthenware V Hhds [oat Sugar 17 Fons Le-wond Che Nas 10 do, Lagnuns sua 50 Curlin Coprs Vor Copper Bolts © Cale pans V'iate 2 Vues Ste] averted Flom ratt a= hams 20 Toes assopicd Bar Toor Peat wring vray le 1 Tons lo por da, Cars Ue Pore 50 Puits 0.shit uror x NL 5 Cases Phone Shot Rnds FOR 37 Vande n!l very fine\" Tuwnvade Separ received pe B fran, Jmocr sl bre! Cr will be oven * require iN ap, \u201ccved QUEBEC THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1810.szinipg Londew dates of the 6th August.They are, however, \u201cunusually barsen of interesting niatter.oo Accour:ts from Lisbon to the 8th August, have beet received in the States.At that time no intelligence of any battle on the advanced guard under Gen.Craufurd, an account of which will Be found inthis days Gazette.Yo - The English newspaper writers seem to be of opinion that the campaign in Portugul will be of considerable duration, and that the operations-dé'the part'of the enemy, in the field, will be preceded by sevéral sieges.The hostility of the people of Spain and Portugal; seems to have convinced the.French that the same advantages are not to be expected in these countries, Upwards of 200 met have volunteered to serve in the 10th Royal Veteran Battalion, and are td join, as Quebec, the first opportunity.1 5 POLICE.\u2018 _* SATURDAY, !Sth Sept.1810.Françoise Stein, of Quebec, wis sentenced to pay a fine of 10s.with costs, for havirig, on Sunday last, sold Small Beer after Nine o'clock in the morning, on the Upper-Town market placé: = Lee # Ant 5 mess PE ES Robert Hamilten, of Quebec, was senteticed to pay a fine of Five Pounds with casts, for having assaulted and beaten Geo.Stanley, of Quebce, and further to give security for bis gdod behaviour during one year, bitselfin £20 and two securities in Fen pounds each.: Jasob Cruger, an artigled Seaman, was sentenced to 20 days imprisonment, for deserting fram the Brig Margaret and Isa.bülls, David Rogers, niuster.- Robert Pattcrson was sentenced to pay a fine of 40s.with costs for neglect of duty towards Messrs.Ferguson and Cairnes, merghunt Taylors at Quebec, to whom he is an Indented Ap- MR.MORIER has becn received it Washington.He is ; on this subject, though\u2019 as usual colored with cabinet littleness, | doo.- \"The hip, May lar, wasdbrlat: 41, 58, long.56,52 5 at 8 à.ne, | SpowW-Marg, Young, .Deptford, \u2014 - \"We \u2018have been favored with s file of Glasgow papers, con-' \u2018thefrontiers, had reached Lisbon, subsequent to the affair of Mr.Clemow 7 B.Wilsed- from the guin of battles, as they \u2018experienced in Germany: | .SATURDAY, 22d September, 1810.Ik \u2014 Atalanta, Cirr, 53 days from Dublin, to Wagner cad , qd chie, ballass.- - : Crand ¥' 1 Spetsal, 9 weeks froni Leith, to Masos | p 7 badlast\u2014 ers Mr, J.Cowan, A Ma .& Han, Colliers, Willisnis, railed 29th July from Ayc, tu F - -Burus, cargo cvals and bale goods.Yo OF ta \u2014\u2014Aid, Brown, 7 weeks from Workington » to\u2018or der i Malley So ~\u2014 Bacchus, Hudson, 3 days frou Be ast, to devine, M, 4 naught & Co.cargo salt &'bams.= ~~ © | ! -\u2014\u2014Fancy, Mair, seven wecks from Aberdeen, ta Auld: \"Maitland & Co.ballast.CL a0 Te \u2014 Neptune, Neil, 43 days from Greenotk, to J.Mure & Ça cargo coals and goods\u2014passenger Mr.Johns Maun, \u2014L eonidas, Caithness, 7 weeks from Dundee, to H.Black cargo building stonés.© Û d 94.-\u2014Jochn, Geo, Garrett, 9 weeks from Newcastle, to Li; 1 thorne &-Jellife, ballast - iy ; .+ 26.\u2014Koyalist, Jas.Atkin, 38 deys fre Hull, to Pa Dylt & Ca ballast.| Fm ull, to Ateenon, The following vesscls from this Pert.ure meutioned jn th late Scotch Papers as having arrived: viz.I Hero, Resolution, Friend, Nancy, Mary, Christian and © Herald, at Greenock, Aimwell at Ayr, and Diana, Hogg Lou.07m \u201c , Costom-House, 294 Aug.\u2014 Schooner Prevoyante, _ Babin, «Halifax, 154, \u2018 \u2019 Brig Hercules, \u2018~Rattray, -: Dundes, ~ so Snow Mari, lartin, J.ondon,.- &.| Brig Clifton, \"5; Bell, - = Liverpool, do.Ship Martha, - Stephenson, - Chatham, =.do.Brig Unity, Howard, - Sunderland, | 49 - Ship Pompey\u2019 - Cowan, .= \"Greengek, ~~ + gg.1 Brig Hero, -MCaull, + Irvige, \u2026 do.Brig Betsey, Hunter Sheerness, .17 Brig Boys, - King, >\" yo de | Ship Mary, Peacock, .Depdopd;.|.luth, Brig Lord Boringdon, $haldon, Loudop, CT ae Brig Duke of Clarence, Laing, Livearpoal, .© do, Brig Christopher, Knagg, Louden, \u2018 .* jyeh, - Brig Britannia, Armour, Liverpool,\u2019 \u2018 de.Brig Milburn, _ Jackson, .' Newcastle, Ce , 0th, Ship Hardys * Forder, © London, © uy Ship Mars, * \u2018Matherwell, Greenock, 29d.Schooner, Mary, .Daigle, Prircé E.lilind do.Brig Arabella, Burley, Jomaica, 4 B.Mutlez Mr.Cross 3 B.Wilson |Mr.Barnes- 5 BHocku Ms.Dunn 1 C.Nearn .Mr.Lowen 77°C.Crosse \u2018Mr.Collins JO Run out ' Mr.Baildon :@ C.Coitima * Mr.Brampton 6 B.Wilson Mr.Holberton 3 B.Hooker a ITI NR RTT) ~ prentice.Jarre; Smith was sentenced to remain twenty days in the .connnon goal of this District for having deserted the service of the Brig Hope, Thomas Creter, master, to whom he is an Articled Seaman.MARKETS\u2014QUEREC._ From Wednesday 19th to Wednesday 26th Septr.Beef, per Ib.- \u201c Æ 0 6 to 0 0 O\u2014\u2014andby : BaUNETTR.0000c0e 0 0 5 Mutton : 1b.- 0 0 74to 0 O 9 Veal © de, = 6 0 %#to O V9 .Pork per do.- 0 0 8 to 0 O10 Flour per Cut.- 1 S510 to 1100 Hay per loo bundles, 3.10 0-t0 4 5 «y * Straw do.do.1 0 to 1 154° Oité .- «.- © 5 9 O to O 4 6pur Minot.Beef per tb.4d.by the Quarter, at Mr.ANT.ANDERSON\"s SE Se \u201cPORT OF QUEBEC.- - Anniven.Shields, to W.Oviatt, ballast.\u2014Hopé, Johnsen, 10 weeks from Dubliv, to Patterson & Ca.cirgo sund¥ics\u2014 three Passengers.\u2014 Hope, Wyllie, 57 days fron: Loudon, to Mr.Morgan, & Co, ballast.\u2019 thorne & Jolliffe, ballast.oo \u2014\u2014~Conumne, Holliday, 10 weeks and 4 days from Londen, to Linthorne & Jolliffe, ballast.+ \u2014Mautle, Jocker, 8 weuke and 2 days from Loadon, to Lin- thorne & Jolliffe, ballagt.- Co \u2014\u2014Hawk, Blues, 8 wecks and 3 days from Liverpool, to Patterson, Cyde & Co.ballast.- | 21.\u2014-äliza, Duthie, 45 days from Greenock, to to Irvine, Mac- Daught & Co.ballae.\u2019 23,\u2014Newland, Hunter, 8 weeks from Hull, to Flower $ New- berry, ballast.1 : Hero, Perry, 10 weeks and 3 days from London, to Pat.© terson, Dyke & Co, ballast.23.\u2014Lovely Peggy, Murphy, 73 days from Lisbon, to G.& W°.Hamilton, cargo salt., i \u2014 Lie Halsey, 3 mouths from London, to Linthora & Jol 4 2, ballast, : .\u2019 \u2014\u2014 Schooner Prickle, Gudridge, 15 days from St.Lawrence, N.F.L, wl Money & Bell, Dallas.\u2014\u2014Skidden, Lie 10 weeks to Boon Heath & Co.bag .Jos Feu \u201cLiberty, Minges, 10 wecke from London, to Mure & Ca.ballast.\u2014\u2014 Friends, Ballaatyne, 45 days from Kirkaldy, to H.Black, Sept.90.\u2014 Friendship, *VLean, 8 weeks and 2 days from { \u2014\u2014\u2014Messian, Olley, 78 days from London, to Patterson, Dyke ' \u2014\u2014DBarbue-packet, Douglas, 12 weeks from Londun, to Line |- \u2014\u2014 lung, Kydd, 7 weeks from Culroath, to KR.Ritchie, bah | e Byes 4 4 + - Bycs-14 Lo 06 te .\u201cSd Innings.« | - - Sdlaningé _ | Marler \u2014 \u201441,C:M*Millan| Lloyd > +80 C:-Smith | .-oJ~ § { Hooker \u201888 C.Barnes | Wilson - \u2014=-+57 B.Hooket .|.: WE] Buck 11.B.Lloyd : M*Millan + -* 9B.Marler TO Clemon , 5 BR Wilson |Barnaïd: - 0 B:Hooke i 1 McCoy 3 B.Wilson \u2018| Néorne /- \"14 C.Clemow in Cochrane 1 B.Wilson [Webb © ¢ £vDunn CT À Cotton DC.Webb para : +, TA C.Bramptorn _BR- AP! | Smith 6 Run out\u201d -|Coffa.,, - M.B,-Marler > \u201cOe Cross 0C.Holberton} Bagnes , ©.3 Kup out pt Dum 2B.Lloyd - |Lowen.: .1 C.Buk - Tr, Coilins © 0 C, Nearne [Barston - .1 B.McCoy, odd | Brampton 1! Run ont | Helbeston : 0 C.McCoy 20 - Byes 6 Cn Bree t \u2014 oe.225 do ee \u201cKing Immediately on the conclusion of the match, the losing side [Jf tem® challenged the winning, to play for à purscef ob Rundsed gui Ton neas, which was accepted; and thé MATCH fised FOR SA- a TURDAY NEXT.Very lärge bets are depénding.bur \u2019 Quebec, 27th Sept.1810, \u2014 1 1-15 dept 9 565 iF by FI H y i ged 4 toget LT - 3 g: ever, CG: 205 E 57, EE Ss d: 255: 5 : 2 5:| haf EÉPS 4584: 895: gE C1ÉGÉ:: Oppt tari BL] om PREF.CTE gat a.EE : SEL LIT R:125:1 my 3 Men - a mn.terete Ba tl = te Hi : Rl 3 he 4 tials oy BR Soc 2 pon er Brio ialnrig EH | thon A terion coca == © time \u2014 Cantin 15 ce lElR RA Ee8ERuTBannusmoTFoesBel FF an , : vot.Ly \u2014\u2014 sai | = CEE gla od Sjlostanutuu-os-ooupor-0 *|r = \u2014_ RR Le [3 31; Qui SJFAS-2BSSuuats-Be-340u/F2E Benc 2 ted \u2014\u2014] 7 se sus s as Slob enatialtd A Clu PB =D Wr ABO : = ole pille .I 0 Jom] Taw ain - : Le je ai» it § Sjlonaoowmaococo-o-udca-olL gi.hes , \u201c \u2014 > vide PSE RÉ 20eZSa-SSa45S2 >: thar maj D + O0 | be ° i and | \u2014\u2014 Taf or Slo»Soo-sSocoou00-w=wa0os| 2 Cay £2 tira Cloalmmtlow~namorun=danulC plac * < Litce \u2014 \u2014 \u2014i.a » = yy Ce à SjoB 8 3 aes i] Gy ui .; dr , 1 ; (CASH wanted for Bills of Exchange oo \u201cThe §.\\ o ight Houble.and Houble.the Board of Ordnance,\u201d for ther £350.Sterling.Sealed propomls addressed to 4 the Rbepecust to th Officers\" at this place, to be delivered coor before the Lt torn October next, at 12 e'Clock in the forenosa.Propecsis A bills,\u201d to be written on the cover wjth the addres.: bo Pre N.B.Offers will be received fac ally part of the above J Prat Bills vot less thin £50 Sterling.4 sign Qednance Office, Quebec, 26th at - en \u201cOST,\u2014From _- arma ES informatien \u2018 concerning at she Sout, 8 < Opviatt's Counting House, No! 48, Sauk Miche Sazect, \u201d y that they muy be pesareceds call be basent.off préet - D4) Quebec, 25:h Sept.180.sor LT rp re nn a \u2014_ LT CI | 4 ql Ha, te VV, use, pker.oker trou Het @\u201c at.ane tier TT gw TT Weg rca LE IqUOgI Peaaoiyy cg } 4 Cg \u2019 0108 \u20185 AVI \u2014TIWO0S IVAVS HNLINE BHA 40 NOIAIS®NIU JNUSEES | Gowan tt a at of the sale aforesaid.+ rte B.Fichier Shoes in his hand doe half of the Pi ce, to fe 0 lpr keep minor children, when of ag: or 0 ue .therwise ; où paying the legal interest thereon yexly of to he 13d ouch Godpile their Tutor, of to his Special At- hr plerséris havi chiths of whatsoever nature on\u2019 the sid ove J] Prevetecs ae tguired to exhidia the same atthe Office of the : \u2026 Prothaitorasÿ ofthisii0'Court, or it the office uf the under- .\u2019 setts, Velvets, Threwtds, Howey 1 SALES Br AUCTION.go FRIDAY and SATURDAY men, ête Th ka - Jon TEMBER, st ONE © \u2018reserve, at of the \"A \u201c1 Quebec, Sept.1610.- Pate Sales vel will be Bild every Friday and Sagwedsy i chis month ef on.the Stores s6:10HN JONES, thé Tt closing Cinsigmments.Sa * On FRIDAY MORNING next the HT Tostam, wii be Ee nt MINE Hondrvgyn and Gil, Quirex\u2019s Wuaer, at NINE -0'Clook - \u201cpepcisely, pa ta Pi ressre.Fi Crates vel assorted Earthen Ware, Four Hope , in convenient lots for chasers.Ni DRY DS, jus landed from the - diffe eas Fron Bedain, of cloths of every de- | actif ite, grees, luc, ao mer * camameres, worel and cotter Rose, men\u2019s wemen's strong cantons, Russia 3 &e &c Rie! kc\u201d ich pose vil dia me toc their sales, .bos, 25¢h 1810, 5 i Ok precisely, at the UNION HOTEL, & in the Upper.Towp =.capiesl Risto Porte, Sbphas, 3 cases tannia \" Metal Wate, consisting of Coffee Begging, Tes Pots; Sugar : Basons, Pots, &c.&c.real Hallinds Gin, and Loaf Sue gar io bas, à few excelle Flame and varier other articles.JONES & WHITE, A's & Bre.On} MONDAY MOK .sécat, the int cé at TEN WILLIAM dClock, co WI BURNS Wharf, \u2018behind No.2, ABOUT 70 Chaldron COALS on\u2019 \u2018board the .Williauss, lying at Messrs.Patterson, Grant & Co's W f, where they may be seen prior to the Sale \u2014\u2014\u2014At60, about 50 Ghaldren Smith's Coal, lfing Mr.Laflecher\u2019, St.Roc.~\u2014oQuisbec, 26th Sept.1810, \u2018On MONDAY the IR tober nest, on the Wharf occupied by the Subscriber, at ONE o'Clock.Six Puncheous St.Vincent RUM, I Pige Ma- | oe \"Wine, L.8.Pipesand 1 Or.Cask, - Spamdh.white-| \u2014 Winé of a.superior - quality, a quantity of naval stores, con- a aining of » ON) -rosin, cordage\u20146 Crates ining of pich, ar, sep \u201cbolt iron, nails, - window glass, aod candet -\u2014\u2014AND- at his Rooms, Superfine sod fine chintz callitoes, furniture ditto, a case of fabioaable rm de Bushings, \u201cred, white lots waz ni velvet cocks, and :- La DELAMARE, Auctr & Brit a sl noth \"Clock, each da {combats de sa famille dans les, cham + les: fi à EVERAI pi nients of HE TT Cone;| sas d'Espognes Jui fait buaseinp nent, row - 13, \"Cloths, Fh Fingal, Bui Baizes, ?espérons qu'elle sera suivie de büccés, cant\u2019 pone-l' Ce Toil Fre: Ti Feat cres, hick.| dagee de l'Espagne que pour la.ave peat des Bourbon.Corp, Cap Capen da Rosin, Rassias, Curran, Utsbrellas, of other ur.ticles.hs _ THOMAS AYLWIN, Auc'e & Broker +: > F the 1h \u2018and 96th, SEPTa; and on every WEDNESDAY sad SATURDAY 'in the months of OC.- TOBER and NOVEMBER \u2018néar.\u2014\u2014Quabee, 25th Avgast FUSLIC A AUCTIONS BER, NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER \u2018NEXT.Subjcribes\u2014 QT 7 \u2018 VERY mie amet ef DRY GOODS, conti en Catal \u201c| doit être attribué qu\u2019à impression faite sur fe marché Qarpent, +4par bb demande des.billets de buague par les Bariquiers de | bitablement en première instance de mauvaises a oN icnerlend respectfully yr blié, th.arrived in this city, 4nd has cominenced hes bash @ 3 House neat Palace Cate, where they may- be: aup- | wees plied wich 3 great varity .of Cordials of the firer Quality.¢ © Quebec, = Sep.\\ LN R GREEN SET Sa about the 16th oF October, the i abr, Ship DIAMOND, 371 \u2018Foos Register, ALEXANDER M For NS: pe Bed Fi Muster ou doand.orto} Quebec.Sept.37th.a 8.ELD, about.100: Tos pow in tue E and ed about a burthensome vessel, well ac for the 1 Wesx India Trade.\u2014F weber, 25eh Sept, io.terme apply - REWAR 2 i - WHEREAS [ty the- Hours of One.and.wo ¢'Cleck marting, the BOAT the 8A Lennon, of Liverpool, was taken From hey by.bows.of 4 au KONi2.: *° » Fo _ orow, yizt, HENRY.HEINSON, 8 or 30 years ; 5 # fio ne PETERSON, 30 eas of a res Ee out made, brown -complénion, à Goma.A | JOHN ANGER, \u2018ag 8 tothe | high, raw bone, wearing his-huir Apend the neck, 3 German.\u201d STEPHRN qe a n years of aye, 6 feet high, {| a mote in one of his 3 for apprehension ofr cid\u2019 Deserters, or Tan ownp} | HE application at the, Office of 1 cher; Sept ni, >.AM OVIAL, _ L°SE.on Friday morning, September us from) the Brig Christopher, laylag st Sillerr, à + BATTEAU,* painted Red, iboit 36 feet long- per 8 feet wide, marked on tie thware Lx I.(with à screeVing fron.)Fhere weré atout 100 Staves in ft when it broke : loose \u2014W'ioever brill give ne formation or return the saine: to aie Subscribers: se Sillery\u2019 or \u2018Quebec, will be handsoniely rewarded, .INTHORNE & JOLLIRFE.Quebec, Sept.26th, 1810.JE eg im mma + Lower - TTT PAPIERS DE LONDRES, TT] Lowouss, ie 16 Juillet.\u2014L'objet de la visite du Duc d'Or Kans en Espagne étoit, dit-on, de proposer du Junta l'établiste megt d'an corps, qui devoit & étre formé des déserteurs des azmbes Frangoises en Espagne,\u2019 jennent ensl grand nonkbre, icon {.eo pourra former bin bien ye te une force contidérable; aufeuut si où * les encourage et qu'on tège contre la rage des Espatnoht Nous pa ue.I\" offs de : Altesse Royale à Baad Yee; etila probablement, à print, élevé son étendard.Roi .où il doit commander en Chef On « quel sous peu - Sl sera revêtu \u201cde la Régence.:>L'énérgie qui a | porté ce Prince d'quitterson lg nuptial, pour soutenir.les Le Doc d'Orléam ex gendre de Ferdinand VI, Roi de Magies, quètst oncle de Ferdinand VIL, - Lowougs, le 18 Juin.\u2014L je deelin temporaire \u2018del fondd ne Con eux.pagne, en conséquence de grind cours qu'ils qut : parmi Le*petit choc que Je crédit a souffert (prevemunt indu- sera-bien vite pussé, et comme: yn orage d dans l'air, il ie purifier l'hémisphère commerçant.Le 55 Jyillet.->L'envié, qu'a Bonaparte d'érnire san Ye} rly 'edté d'Almaiaz ; nous \u201cfaisoïs les s plus grands, Worl i setre arméor=Jearnal de ,\u2018 dant, a Quuique - Comme À | ordinaire eolarées de i quas + Août.J + - Pa en ez conte à a \\ Beyadicr Géhéral Cox ; et ls princ er Det portés d'incommoder l' Fecal it de péoficer des occasion.* 0 \u201cYe Nn 3 ile 2-0 Nous sn lex détails den det- 7 pières v duit avoir été acione La pend a hpi | \u2018obutihation de 13 gene.Oc awides souvelles of § Mearhiques du camp'juvqu'à hied tu syatirs Elles annonçent taille continuoit.Qn s'uttéod à 1 dé le.ous sänitmes remplis d espérance et du cructes g Porte.\u2018continuent à agir, Vous qurex-defférens détaile coe &- Émis \u201cOn ie plut-se fict aucudeyretif à c.\u2018que des Deni ws, \u20ac néuvelles sont dans\u2019 habitude de Life circulee.- tutes les mieux irforriées out bien de la peine à ke ing idée exacte.{i est arriv\u20ac en ville deus Officiers des griicr Généraux du Cinéeal 1G pres du Tage.Ih en pe pastis Sameuf et ils disent que Ta divieion voilloit Ts mare iE les cuttrén.irches du Cénèral | Reguier.- \"Les Allemands jauent à dusiter.Les François désertcebient Susi Sls Ment pas si souvent tals par les Putriotes, [+ ab Mozy 20 Juillet a=Netre premier carpe: de vsvalétie,; i emt arrive à Truxiflo, march ensvité vers Cacetes ; en sous\u2019 ire que l'ennemi 3 ert en grande force, ic lorg de Fa 3 La Culvni Hottatdaise d'Ambou, dan: ba Indes, a capitulé | {mx Anglois pl.La Gârnison Grit de 498 hommes.MR.Nok ête regu 3 Washingron, 11 est Sécrétaire {He 1.égation et\u2019 agit comme Chargé d'uffivres jusqu'à ce qu'il agfivé us majnistre d'Angleterre.I} vot dit dans le papier du - y de Cubinet, wee ple Concillateires qu'ittrement\u2014 | i) Ma die péblie dans un, pier de New-York ua jéustal amr\u2019 dubs wr afin de détatenrer d'uu vaisseau à une Ue de glace suc FOsan, post rminée par le changement de te tre du Nm endivits, Ce journata été tenu par Franc D.Mmon, Shyer, et a été cenumuniqué\u2014aë .Çolunel 3 : Willismie, \u20ac de Thoometricaf Navigation, à Deur-Ÿ Use.Navire, fsites, tes.de Mai, était en latitude 41.83, en lengiqude 56 52; à buit heures dr matin\u2019 euu peireidit, «0 In moréuse descendit dei d pbs ho trois heures.Ou ne put.tppuver de Send avec Se |- on en.cupolut qu\u2019il aveit.une Lig de un brouillard, Yad Ret ds eve oil! thidi, le mergure vileva de de 46 à 54, ne doe uae uhe'hetire QUEBEC.Li.| JRUDE t SEPTEMBRE 1810, 5 À Banos a fue à pliée vue une liatne de papiers \u201c2e Yuen | ¥: vontennt des dates de Loudees jusqu'un- @ Août.Dent |- eafranecinaitemmce dépalur vus'de nthtière \u2018ideéfostente.LOp a res dins les Etats-Unis ésédits*t' de Liebüane jus \u201cFuge tem bial n'évoit venu 3 Lisbuops aucune mquvoite de bataille sur les fruntières, subeéquente À.T dé ia garde avancés sous le\u2019 Gévétal Criwlud, \u2018éét-en srou- vase un détail dans ly Gazette de.ce \u2018jour.: dde Uctivalna dans les papiers Anglais pascisoeni ve gi.petit oie -que bu Campagre en lotcugal sera d'une grande derfo nr qo¢ dee opératiune dang le chimp de la pat de l'éanemi-sorunt précédées de phusitqees ai sièges.Les honilités de.la père du peuple pr pi Portugal\u201d paroisrent.avoir sgavaincy les Fran-: Qu'ils dé daivent pass spérers: du gain \"des batailles, dans.| repars, les thûnies - anges quis ut fyeeuvés en Alle- 2 Les papiers Dorgan contiennent\u2019 des détails.dure inknice | d'attions, où de petits partia de tFoupes Frangeiscs ost fof dé._|foits dune diverses parties de l'Espagne.oC Six tonnes de Ru re St.Tn ¥ A J fos ot supurfingg Peres, C blery.irre oT gods, ha toile.dowels jaunt, Sorkin he de cires; ous de kL mid - articles: : 1.03.EL AN ARR; wobec, 95 Bape: 1810, 8° #22 Buc; ot Course, - vendu MARDI is le Ÿ d'UCT'OBM I, vu ln veals | de Geneviève Lauglois sen K it VC or a ~ v + ag 3 ivernshs Wh vi venu | bari } chia Noteud; 4 as oh tg raids » Mig Quran me ¥ ENDERSUN a à Sur Vise stu aiérs de Fayhdies .hints, py .à père en pa 5 teurs Bat ul chi eM a Jie fa de elke raider d Any y Coghinkant car deu à tostes descriptions, Bpwiichve, Vepted, Divine ic et réuges, Bhjen, Cakistices; de hines ét de non, vous, pour forts pri ce eau Mutrhuirs de Joie de Dai.| lone, tude buvrée, corde Blac et rayé, réile de Rauié, Xo.Be'tout sera pusitivémen vendu afin dé clarre léuts ventes, .Québec; 7$ pe ik oo JONES & WHITE, | SaNiDT Baip le sas 1 an Po Tes du sus, HOTEL bE FON Nd Haste.Vile, \"UN bok de Sabregy d\u2019épées et de Baudrers: étégars, uh superbe Forte Piano, det 9 éaitève Ÿe serve argenté« et de métal, consistant en: etêres, théy Tone criers, Pors ay bait &e.&e.Du Centers réc}- de aules - tt du'Sucre en , Jambons, et une variété HIF.ébec en petits lots, quelques are Pa riche , ONES o .ye Crh CT de.WILLIAM BURNS, [to og; Coltiots - FNvikoN: %0 voit de charbon à butd-dtj Coîtiogs + ae id Williams, aù Quai dé Mésart, Pirictsuit, Bradt a ° pourra le véir avant la vente: - Aude] envi % voles de charbah de- forges, chet Mr.hl Fo Rod Qouverniment, avec triomphe, le Roi GEORGE avoit k 26 Sepe, LA10 7 Pb-méme écrit au Président Madison la leave it Le Lek, are Poe .; y Mr.Jackion.les remarques confenmes, à ce Sujet : mises 3 pr un quart Vin périeuse, une ques d Ie er \u2014\u2014 \u2018Vég è Paitere de ve fps s nturues, rte - Be à va -Cuamanes .sentinuée tome.los MARDIS du méme ols i ut aussi tone lue MARDIS des mois NOVEMBRE; et DECEMBRE, retormbs à 46, evil putut une Île de place à Ja distances \u20181 7 | à une.beure précise chaque jour: \u2014 he.La pF Ria est, rie 3 of PL LUSIEURS consiguations \u2018de marchandises sec ¢ opr ve ~thes cobaistant ét-dtaps, ~Banetes; ge, task | nie ag Sud.; cu mire lines, Bes, cut, Solon, coutils, thickets, vis - or tours, soies, .ta landerie, résine w; -* FCALELTE DE DE QUEBEC Ct | Cueinthe, Ft une varikce d'autres articles * : Lr THOMAS AYLWIN, ~~ 7 whem \u201cRné.& Court.vendu Ra oF en vertu de Fprdie À Ja cour du c du Rui pour ce District vh \u2018Lute \u201ceu ment situé \u2018en de Haute.Ville_de qe te St.Ursule, contenaut vingt cinq pixde où cuvée erreul qu'occupe le Paige vuve Uobert, sur soit ite borné par devant uy vile et, par derridbe.au ze.sept, 1810.] von de front y compris la sucitié du m Y 1a maton de Darite = environ de peofobdeur, 508 Obbet de la Rud Se.U t de la dite profonddur,.joignant d'un ce au Nord à ja suve (iobert, et d'autre côté Sud à, Davtd , Wcodw.e, \u2026 syec snd Maispe @e rie un ee et Macenytèes ét un pour moi .rf poy miro Dubsrger Arpad M Mi por d'autre : moitié aux se Euluns -eninours du dit Jean Bie, berger é a k men Chambre d'Augisnce À : Laprenuère cri ay fern dame amuse ce Que cour a de de PREMIER Jous D'UC- | es, du matin, le\u201d Deuxidiie - mien Lon I SEL AS ri du du Muis D'HCtOS ai et.hour, et Ji, œura je quinsipœu Jou a die A toe The said Lot will be set op for Sale at the Court House, is Quebes, the Court siting, for che first tine on Manday the First day of Qctober next, at the hour-of nine in the forenoon, for the second time on Monday the Eighth of the same month, .a the sume place and hour, and for the third and last time on oped the Fifteenth day of the samie mouth of October, at lice and hour, when the said Lot will be sold and él fo io Rho bids upon the terms s in the dre of gale, Te an ae the Proof the mid Court, pu in open Court at the time of the wid sale, AR having claims, of whatsoever nature or kind, en \u201cde ises, ate to exhibit the same before the ! said sale a4 the office à! said Prochonotary, or at the office of the undetiigned Attorney.- - A: CARON, 24th 1ber, 1810.Au y for J.B.Duberger.rict \u20ac { T \u2018BE SOL y LICITAT ICN, Quantc.by virtue of the Order of the Court of King's Bench for this District given this day upon the Petition of Joseph Goupille, Tutor to his two minor Childres, by Jean Be re his Attorney.A lot of ground belonging or once ¢ half to the raid Joseph Goupille ans the other half to the two minor children -of the said Joseph\u2019 Goupille and of the lute Thurése Cité his wife, coning Gfty fect in front by sisty fect ip depth, situate \u201cinthe at.Rock Suburbde on St, Vallier\u2019s Street, bounded i in front to.the said St.Vallier's Street, and in the sear to the end of the seid sixty fcet, un the West side by François Verreau, and on the Norih side by Joseph Roy or is Rupresentatives ; toge- \u201cthés with the wouden Hopse théreon erected, well wainscotted «ad painted in blue, \u2018The said lot will be sct up for Sale at the Court House in the + City of Quebec for the first time on Monday the first day of _ Ortèder next, ut the hour of pine in the forenoon, for the second tirze on Monday the eighth day of the same miouth at tic ganic, place and hour ; and for the third and lust time tine on the Litcenth day of the same month of October, at the same place | \u201cend hour, when she said lot will be sold and adjudged ta the wh bidder upon the terns specified in the conditiocs of sole .fried in the Prothouotary\u2019s Office, and published (u open ged Aresrmey bafare the tale aféfesaid.}, .A CARON, Attorney for a 1816.des \u2018dope, Toor.Sb FROM HALIFAX, \u2014 S OFFICE, a few Copies of JOR.Sun For pins cod Mage 46 luce, 18 19, 1 jemé Britannique au Président des Etats-Unis, jeabre et âla bayaanette.de Mr, De St.Lea.Paris,le 15 Juillet.Par un décrêt du Is di mols deri; dix huit des trente deux Evéchés de Rome et de I rassimene sout supprimés, ainsr que toutés les Abbayes dans ces déparrémens, Parisi Jes raisons allcguées dans Je préumbule pour crite apes e, on dit que dix- Sept des F vêques 4 étoient mis hors\u201d de la Majesté, et que quatorze seulement d'eutre çux-ont ren Le ke premier des devoirs recommandés pat JeueChrio su soumission aux puissances établies, LA MALLE DE BURL IN TON HIER WasuinGron, le 7 Sept\u2014Le rag el de Me Mmchoon à.été-annoucé à notre Gouvernement dans cne leurre: de Sa Ma- La nomination de Mr, Morier, évrune \u2018Séçoésaire de Légu- tion de Sa Majesté Britannique auprès des Etuts-Unis,.n été annoncée das\u2019 ung lettre du lord Wellesley à Mir, be Séerés | taire Smith, avec * l'information ultérieure que § Mr, Morier | agireit en qualité de Chargé d' lfaires de 8d Moje iq ila nomination du succusseur de Mi.Jagksqu, : BOSTON, .Le 17 sep \u2014Le Brig Amclia, Capitzine Hew er, arriva ied hicr-cn 27 de Lisboune.Le Capitaine -Hewes rapporte | qu'il n'y à \u2018point-eu de bataille entre les asmérs combinées et les François, depuis l'engagement avec le GénéralCrawlurd : ; 5000 hommes de troupes d\u2019 idalifax, \u2018veuvient d'a:irivce, et Le Capt.Hues a parlé à une forte de tratxpores qui en avoiett 7000 autres à bo-d, en dllant de Cudix à Plover, Le Cae praine.Hewes « apporté un payiez Ce Lisbonne Ju 7 Aout, qui conundit un vaité de Pais ere le Portugal, et L'ger.\u201c Lsssousz, le 34 Juillet.-Les nouvelles dos fret: zières du Portugal sont glorieures © puss sos ages.\u2018Elles con.menceat à véDer nos prédictions ; .ct jes troupes Purtugaises ne se débandent et ne se Éupur-cit pus devant les Leyouuet:es ennemies, comme ont fait les Espagnolué Beschiteaut à Ocana.ba bataille du 24 sur Cos susu à jamais méuorable dane des annales militaires du Portugal.Ce qui suit est un avis succint de cette bataille.- Le Général Francois Louon avec 6 ou 7000- honiumes de : troupes, dunt SUUU étoiert de cavelenu, Bitaqua us your for- nié, défendu par 4 ou 5000 homates .de troupes Liles, wus | ke commandenient .du (id ical Crawford avec \u2018quelques pieces d \u2018artillesie et deux obusicrs.\u201d L'urtaque se Lt.avec Lue teile rapidité\u2019 par La Cavalerig, que lus Vise.s w'enrent pas ke ters de doader le signal de:sou approche.L.\u2018artullerie :e servit\u201d de rien, et lestroupes comtendantes comeucéses I: cumbat au \u2018Trois fais Venue mi ciagya Ce passer ; ot truis foie il-fut répoussé: La perce entière dos is fut de 7 ou BUO hammideg et .cll: troup, allices \u201c 377 soldics et de 36 diliciers de tous Fais, ous fires\u2019 Plusieurs prisonsiiers et fumes joie pas\u2019 bu zoup de deesteurs.- Tous Jes mouvemens et.Gogsrs lus Opérutions re.entes dé Yemoesni montrent quill a desea dusgéger Alu: ET protection de I'Empereur en refusant de prêter germeüt à Sa ! .fütent confides, et abs quilles decnières- | pores \u2018tudjeurs uae Alnagun à Bordeaux le 9 Juillet 1726; du mariage de Moss.| Phorye évéckvauet Dame.Antoinette Libel, avecune copi- tut: folble, et és i Are de grize ams, il fut de Fruchma, gui I's ounnents jusqu \u2018au témbeau.dt consit que put grand « wii gu'tl a eis dp Sa-senté et la vie-ségulière qu'il a tous | \u201cjours fee, qu'il set assuré UDE sus langue carries, CNC SERB Jugenient vain, od vie Iut accifément \u2018employée { nan ee: lement à vatvre 63 profrsiim tu médecine qu'il uxerça datwe un Âge avancé avec dafistrction pour lu pablic, mais jen apoui à Conduire tant ses propres affaires, que eulles qui.lui A de là Sue, informe respectueusement le Public qu'il ex récemment arrivé en catte Ville, et qu\u2019il a commencé À travailler, dans-une maison.près de la Porte: du.Palais, où l'on pourra trouver une grande variété de curdiaux de bi première qualité.PAUL \u2018RONT Zz._ Quebec, Yur, Septembre, 1810, : - (GEORGE, BROWNE No 0 Row Notre Dame, vient de recevoir et « à veudre, quelques pipes 1 \u2018excellent sin de Port garanti de trois feu l'es, quelques quarts de.Lelle czavaade, du caffé, du thé lyon ct Hysunskin, d'exeulleut vi- | naigre de vin blanc cojarres une petite qe stat é de susie vi par.double raffiné, sumi des chandeités cire «t de las de Luieine, ?Québue, de 45 peda iki, VENDRE PAK LES FOUSSIONE go Du.vir'de Port «: dy meilleur Madère partieulie?de \u2018Londres, Vin: du jac et de Foyal, quelques caisses de thé Hunou bling\u2019 cu:z Auériceis, Murue débiles, potasse et perlasse, pon Chitin \u2018blancs et vetie, «Tv ON $00, quarts de lard preisière quilite.Wt Ds bled, de la farine fe « superfine sechie au four, de lata.ine ciAitte eff Quarts, ct du biscuit, VFIFR BRFHAUT, k Co.ube ue, Mai, 1610, BA VENDRTE Le bon BRIG, LORD SHERIITLD det viten JOU \u2018Founuesus, mae \u2018bom port et bien Ldupis pour je Lumiere de Terre-Neuve ov\u2019 des Sara\" l'uur es cond un os uClemer 2, - .; Quebre le 56 bagi, 1h10.- Os.DEJ AMARE.DE RKDU d-lAr- 4 Mn Omen \u201car le ché phd Cds de ire, 3X CHAR AX Biomiqur dog.= in rene.&.pur eux, Toit.ditions portées ép l'euchère.qui ters mise au Gretlu «t lue ut nicuant 4,5 et G gallops chaque, b \u2018frais de la première qualité, 4.50 quarms de\u201d bœuf de la] cuap: à herre-Neuve, et que l'un attend Je JO Qetobre, dun |, Ame 0 A\u2019 Cope oir UBLIC SALES will be beld at the.Stores of s'accorde oi jan nvéc les \u2018dévise «: 4-92 qu Es we Bdjudicaion du immeuble, aux on P SON.AY raw months of miko qu'il incorporent 3 à la France, que, heel en Hollande, eo; ot 8 5 Nomis sont ts vou.lie pociges au J'anchère qui tra dépoue au October, Nevexibéd d December, 4 dar the pe he dispo- Italie ou wn » NOUS ¥OJOITS Lue Ces troupui ne peuvent off af L x.Bi) lon des Reyaux Veutans hry [G et A lue gt hie jugement dors de la dite vunie.\u2026 singof SOP \u201cGoods, Be to.the vacant aller lanuit dans Jes rues en sirese, ni puto; it les, metere avpe Jeipdes à Québre, Ada, première vOcésutttu.+ \u2026e - on cals q des droite queicunques sur le dit imen- © \" Entatedf à deceased, meal vi will begin at ONE sdreté en, quartier chez Jés habican, : Elles pe, peuvent mette (ai.eo bie sont \u20ac vind: eu faire leur déclaration au\u201d Grell du.la dite o'ilock cach d es 1th Sept wi, en sûreté qu'en restape dafs leurs Gases, \u201cLes detulers dé- MAR.846.\" Du: QUEBEC LL cour ou ay ucureus Sousgné, avan bo ite jn won, 1 \u201cDistr ° 0 SOI , v Tails \"Amsterdam wientiomesit; quit ne bE Pini wR scube | RON\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014# Seine.pese D by LICTEXTION, nuit que plusieurs solduts ne assent poixgardés pi Jes tues.\".Depyis Merctedile Jue jusqu\u2019s Marcredl 24 Sept.| \" 24 Septembre, 1810.Prec.P.J.B.DUBERGER.; % Beuch for this District, -bearinz date the of Sef 1} y à eu des insurrecridtis dahs les États du Fup, qui oe sé Le lr ga Ib - M000 Gadd Qt PAF Duatiet L'eera vendu par Licitacion, en\u201d vertu instent-+À Lot of GROUND, situate in the Upper \u201cvivies d'exécutions militalres\u2014tuivici nop.Jus pigpriamdes |\u2019 mio Nao 1000 Man ou y 7- | Quente, de l'ordre de In Cour du ti du ion de cu 77 Tows of Quebec, où St.Ursule street, coritaining tweuty-five | S37 le peuple porté à la frébésie par lus\" injures qu id Feguety st fa¥eu do.* .0 05440 0 .District en date de ce jour sur Requite de Jos ph Goupilie par.fez, or dierçabbnts, in front, (one half of the passage bétween devenu de son côté plus déses{iété vt vindjgutif, et fag ne pe ae TU 97849 » «| Mtre, Jean Belanger Procureur spécal \\- the void and the bonse Belonging to the widow Goberr, Presseurs vie guerse d'sssasingt.He Lard.do.oe 0.0 8 AD 010.| Un emplscemen jant por wu dit JOBLPK being inchaded therein) by sixty-one feet; or: thereabouts, tr |- Le 30 Juillet.C'e-t avecrégret que \"fd alhicngun A chû- afar ing par quid.1 3 10- à 110 0 .QOUPILLE wtp yd \u2018sutre m à ous deux enfin misuse A besmied n front by the wid St.Ursule street, in depih te de Cuidad Rudrigd, aprés; un vaillance défeme, qui , erjhéFuin par ID Buttes + 3W.0.44.50 itgue de qon mariage avec {rus Third, Côté, de ciuquante pieds.by the end of the said sixty «one feet, on the north side b the ra nn grand houneur sur 13 giro, Naus apprenoty que fs | Lalulle par des 1 80 218 A 111\") de front our soinante rofoudeur, sipuée Faux bou \u2018 id wridow Géabett; aud one south ude by David Woodward, Mints ont reçu cL ti « officiels de wt êne- \u201cFie pot, minat.-.9 8 9,40.4.6 .chs ue Vv dl gi par devant d ladite rue a: ment, qui est crrave je i ' Ce : \u2018 profen au bout: des dits scixarite pie we ar, nds able here ect hele of whic Le 9 Août \u2014L'Ex-Ministre F ouche, zu lieu de phécêder i Lust se due L 1%.chef Mr.A, auventou = bry I Oven à Fragen Verrem,o d'autre côté à eu Rei po K Ÿ f,- the | son Gouvernement à a Rome, a pris sa résidence à Aix, eu Pro: | \"MOURUT ses, Mepréteutans ensemble, la maison dessus construite eu buis half yo thie\u201d ix nar chikirés of the said Jean Bee.Duberger and | Yénére ti matinen Seiiouirue Couillard, Jacques Dénécn cao, [de pièces eur pièers bieri lambrissée et peinté en bleu.- Genevieve Langlois, his deceased wife, .-Lguis - Bonapaite eta \u201cToplitz, ess Bobi, sous \u201d vom.Teuyvr, Chirurçien et Apothicaire, de ctttu Ville.de Québec.Le ride vo feta dans la Chambre d'audience à Québec, Cour tensnte, Lunds le premier jour d'Octdbre prochain a- neuf houres du matin, In'deuxieme criée ve fura Lund: le hui- ication sere faite |- quinzitme jour d Octobre présyit mois ata mises div er beu- \u2018ru, su plus qfrant et dernier vucheridsetr, aus charges ot con- publiés en jugement.Mouié du prix rosters entre les muss del péter pour.frre parée lore de.\u2018Ju Sssjoriré des dite deux eufans-mycsure, ou qu ts sespat pourves par Musings vu satrentept autorisée, et pu payant l'intérét pur chaque année au = | sérupuleuse attention, sans que ee ft pou pe r unéntfrés privé.Li dis Jowph.Goupills oud sou Procureur fuiié, fuérespect et aimé par tous ceux ci a es chart - Tousseus.« eut avois des droits qp «icoriques sur le di: ble sans ostentution, \u2018et c'est cette derifière vertu qui lui à me sl de cw eile else ou, vb pre a que lui one actordé-ies Révérendes Rali dn ou et l'étude Frocuseus Sousugné avant bn de vente.vréf Dieu de cette Ville, dansleur Kiglise dû la été inhumé | Ve bet ee A - 4- CAROM, Procureur du dit Ce matin, en présence d'un grand concuurs, d : 1810, .Goupille, \u2018d'uteur, TRENVE LOUIS RUCOMPENSE.Vus que entre une heure et deux: ct matin la chape du Nayive 1.enÿon, de Liverpbol:s dé prise pir qusire hemes de Toy y Savolgs | ° Hrnay Harmsom, Agé de 68 où 80 ans, de 5 ces de haut, bien pris et mmrqué dels petite vérele ; Allemand.*Jomk PaTEnten, de 30 ans, de 5 pods hunt pouces, brun et -1 bien prie ; Allemand.+ oun ncan.d'enviton 33 ans, de 5 pieds 8 pouces, mes bre, hyane du pusl autour de çou ; Allemund.|: - v STEFUEN SAUNOERS, de 98, ans de: 5 pieds, syant une taie.dant un œil ; brajien./ La récom oue-dite \u2018sera duane ceus qui prendront bus ditsdéverteurs, Où.dus louis pour chaque, en s'adressant au bu reat de Ms.WILLIAM OVIAÏS » : Québec, le 26 Sept.1810, Buse: - pan = +, Ab WE} dy -SoaP and CANDIN:S.\u2014 - Lorie Ey: Ne ember, Pop\u201d les! PR ABS .4 .i .* pb vo.+, tième juur du dit moisd'Octobre à neuf heürve du innin, et la.| truisième et dernière criév, vente et ) i mh re em mn PA EEE 8 sort pet prods Spou- + = f mpi es pee Nn SIN 2) rn ps cat di tos - ee TRE Co en 2 cy.is \" por nats kal A $ n ™ A Cope APRs A LA te Mm sors MADE rer Ne SN [Oe go > ME agi © PRE ZIIT 518 offered in 1803, by the SoCIETY instituted at \u201c until the seed is ripe; the gold medal, or ore hundred duilars, .fer above mentioned ; the silver medal, or eighty dollars.IE I.oNDON, À.D.1754, for the Encouragement of Arts, Ma- nefactures,) and (ommerce.\u2014 Ce PREMIUMS OFFERED FOR.THE ADVANTAGE OI 'fHE BRITISH COLONIES.\" ~~ spected yesterday, andthe drafting from them ties place this \"156, CoLTivation or Hear in Urrzs an Lowza Ca.pddyi=™.: NADA.To the pe son who shall sow with Hemp, the groat- est quantity of land in che province of Upper Canada, nut less than six ärpeats, (cach four-fifths of a statute acre) in the year 1800, and shall at the proper season çayse/to be plucked the \u201ca.mmér\u2019 hemp, or male hemp bearing no seed, and continue \u201cthe winter hemp, or female hemp bearing seed, on the ground 157.To the person who shall sow with hemp the newt greatest quantiry of land in the same province of Upper.Ca sada, not less than five arpents in the vear- 1809, in the mag- 158, For the nest greatest quuntigy of land, in the same province, and in a simular manner; ug less than four arpents; aE .\u2018 \" .: .r : - ' \u2019 Ee .« 2 ten for farther {uppiies, tg #nable him to meet à with eFect.We «understand, | accordingly, thut a general ippection, bas \u2018becn ordered throughout the kingdom, to ascergin the number of regiments fit for foreign service, and to\u2019 gpediate them (or drafts from them) for embarkation.\"The Curds were In- Since oùr last ve hav: received French and Dych.papers to: the dates of July 37, and.August, 8, inclusive, The latter speak of a report which we should not be displased to find confirmed, of the Turkish army, under the command of the Grand Vizier, having defeated the Russians in \u2018a general action.Recent letters from Hamburgh state,-that tie Porte had, in high language, refused to treat for peacé vath Rus-| sia an the terms which had been proposed he the latte Lower.\u2018These papers Likewise give an account « i the deatr\u201d of the Queen of Prussia, Her Majesty arrived af.the counts\u2019 seat of her father, the Duke of \u2018Mecklenburg Strelitz, on the 25th of June, and on the 30th was seized with a fever, and an oppression of the cest, which, as it afterwards appearel, arose sixty dollars.Te -_ 159.For the next greatest quantity of land in the same pro- \u2018vince, and in a similar manner, not less than three arpents) forty dollars.~~: i\u201d | Lo © 100.For the next greatest quantity of Jand,-in the sume © provinge, and in the samig.manner, not less thaa-one urpent ; twenty dollars.SI N Certificates of the number of arpents, the method of culture, of the plucking of the hemp, with a general account whether \u201csown broad-cast-or in drills, the expe before the last Tuesday in November, 1810.16i to 165.Premiums exactly similar in all respects to | those held out for the province of.UpperCanada, are also effered for the province of Lower Canada, and arg extended __tô the same period.\u2014 TTT 166.IMrorTaTioN OF HEMP rnom CANADA.- To the master of that vessel which shall.bring to this country the greatest quantity of marketable hemp, not less than one huu- \u201cdred tons, in the year 1809, the produce of Upper or Lower Canada ; the gold medal.en i 5 167: \u2018To the master of that vemc] which shall bring the \u201cnext quantity, not less than fifty tons; the silver medal.© = \u201c.Certificates satisfactory to the Society, to be produced by the master of the vesiel on or before the first T y in February, 1810, to resrify fat such hemp was, grown and prepared in Canada.; ve vo : .168.SussTiTure ror Hemp.To.thetperson who, in the year 1809, shall discover and produce to the Society, a substi- .tute for hemp, equally cheap, durable, and applicable to all the purposes for which hemp is now used; the gold medal, or | commander in chief, if raised in any of the British colonies, or from the Secretary of the Board of Trade, if raised in the East \u2018Indies, to prove thst the same has been used.with success, to be produced- to-the Society on or before the last Tuesday in February, 1810.REWARD3 AWARDED.\u2014COLONIES AND TRADE.To Mr.C.F.Grece, of Montreal, Lower Canada, for the culture ahd preparation of hemp in Canada, the silver: medat-} set in a broad gold border.: RR tr meen FROM GLASGOW PAPERS.\u2018Lospow, July 16.\u2014The object of the visit of the duke of Orleans to Spain, was, it isunderstood, \u2018to propose to the Junta the establishment of a corps, to be formed of deserters from the French armies in Spain, who come overÿn such numbers, that a considerable force may be soon collected from them, particu- of the Spaniards.- | His Royal Highness\u2019 offer has becn, we understand, accept \u2018éd ; and he has, \u2018probably, before this time, raised his Royal Standard in Caralonia, where he will command in.chief.It is supposed thet the Regency will in the course of a little time, be invested in him.The ene to quit his bridal bed, to fight the battles of his family in the Bld: and fortresses of Spain, is highly honorable to hiny, and will, wetrust, he attended with equal advantage to the independence of Spain, and to the general cause of the.Bourbons.The duke of Orleans is son-in-law to Ferdinand VI.King of Naples, who is uncle to Ferdinand VIE: - Loxnon, July 18.\u2014~The temporary decline of the funds: is to be ascribed nolely to the impression made on the money s0il, cultivetion, and | .produce, to be transmitted to the Society, certified under the.hand and sesl of the governor or lieutenant-governor, together with 28Ib.ofthe hemp, and two quarts of.the seed, on or\u201d PSS TTA quantity -of -the substitute; not less.-than-one hundred == weight, together with proper certificats from the governor or - larly if encouraged and protected against the indiscriminate rage that has soon prompted this Prince | from an abcess 0: ihe Jungs, \u2018which broke, \u2018and caused ler death ou the 19th ule.; , .; ; : Le\u201c, CORN FXCHANGE\u2014AvéusT 6.i Five Wheat 1s rather higher, { Fine Flour, 95s.to 1(0s, j- Wheat 80s.dis.13s.per gr.Seconds, 90s.to 95s.Fine ditto 120s.to 126s.| PS = PRICF-OF STOCKS TRIS DAY.| 3 per Cent.Cons.for money, 684#\u2014Do.for Ac.i843 \"8 per: Cent.Reduced 69j}\u2014Omrjum 142 du \u2018Fartmouru,] uly 22.\u2014 Yestérday arrived the Princess Amelia Packet, Capt.Moorsom, with Mails from New-York and ay Halifax.©.Grassow, July 26.\u2014John Gale Jones, of Newgar memo- ty, ja ut \u2018Jast caught by his favourite mar-trap\u2014a jey.He wason Friday Jast, in the Court.of King's Bench, fousd guilty of a libel against Lord Castlereagh.oo AvcusT 9.\u2014The ex- Minister Fouche, instead of priceeding to his Gevernment at Rome, has taken up his residence at Aix, \"in Provence.Ll .\u2019 _ Louis Bonaparte is at Toplitz, in Bohemia, under ne name of Mr.de St.Leu.0 _ , , Bh \"Panis, July 15\u2014By a decrre.of the 18¢h ole.eighteen of the thirty-two Bishopricks of Rome and Trassimene ire suppressed, as are also all the Abbeys in the said departnents.\u2014 Among the reasons alledged in the preamble for this neasure, tis stated, that seventeen'of the, Bishops had put themselves out of the Emperor's protection by refusius to take the oath to His Majesty, and that only fourreen of them had performed that firet of duties recommended by J«sus Christ, namely, submission to the established powers.~~ CT FRANKFORT, July 15.\u2014Letters from the South of France, particulars respecting the state of things in Spain ie\" \u201cin sitios pr of the Frénch most judicious measures have bee ternal tranquillity in the coriquered provinces.For the attain- mient of this object the same means have been resortedto which were employed some ÿears face in the kingdom of Naples, with the dffgrence only Whgfit is rs to apply them to.ras\u2019 since the cogmencement of Spring, the adopt=d for mainuining in- tants,\u2014\u2014 Of oki description ihe ployment of moveable col- umins in each military distri, whi¥ch acting Wom.a common centre, traverse the district assigned to them in all directions, and pursue and destroy the remains or first gernts of the barids of insurgents in he most secret retreats, Of this description also is the eng ymént sf à nuümerous Gradarmerie in the provinces in the reardf thig French armies, who ate specially charged with preservirig the ppace of the interior.Another of these nigans is the construction of several forts in the different provinces which are at a distunge fram the seat of war.\u2018These Pett âre-provided with gar is, more or less numerous, and serw# both as places of- ars = ! dnd central positions to the.\u2018French troops > ee TESTERDAY +» BURLINGTON MAIL.vo PRS .Wasuinc ron, Sept.7.\u2014The recal of Mr, Jackson has been announced to our government in a letter from his Britannic Majesty to the President of the U.8.~The appointment of Mr.Morier, a8 his Btitannic Mijesty\u2019s Secretary of Legation to the United States, has been announce\u2019 ed in a letter from Lord Wellesley to Mr.Secretary Smith; with the furthér information chant.Morier would act in che chatacter of his Majesty's Charge ded Affaires until the appointment of Mr.Jackson's successor.continue to duier?alten murdered by the patriots.\u201d 20 \u201csoon, captain Brigham, frum Cadiz, \u2018| is published in a New-York paper, for the purpose of shewing dated about the beginning of the month, contain the following | o the impression madlg by the splendid progress local eircamätances, and tie obstifigte character of the inhabi- | 3 ; ; .- : 4 The French would, if they were not\u2019 so : Bapajoz, Joy 26\u2014Our fitst corps of cavalry, which arrived at 'Tryxille, marched afterwards towards Caceres; we are assured that the enemy are there in great force, along the Tagusy on the pide of Almaraz ; we are making the most energetic preperatiqns.in our .army.\u2014Jeurnal \u2018ef B sdajos; a \u201c\u2018Sertempen 17,\u2014 Thursday evening arrived the ship Mon- Sailed August.6.Affairs remained as at the previous dates.\u2018The British and Spaniards had compleated thir system, of fortification for the security of the city, and were in excellent spirits.: .The Dutch colony of Ambou, in the East Indies, capitulated to the English on the 17th of April.\u2018The garrison consisted of 493 men.1 MR.MORIER has\u2019 been: received at Washington.He is \u2018Secretary of Legation, and acting as Charge-des-Affuires until à Minister arrives from England, Ju is stated in the govern.\u201cment paper, somewhat exu\u2019: ingly, that King George had himself written the letter which announced the recall of Mr.Jack- \u2018son to President Madison.The retharks in the Intellgencer \u201con this subject, though as usual \u201ccolored /with cabinet littleness, are more conciliatory than otherwise.\u2014=Centinel.- the happiness of announcing an almost perfect state of health, \u201cand an abundant harvest throughout the country.\u2014 Boston Gaz.A \u2018Thernfometrical Journal from Halifax towards Falmouth, \u2018that the proximity of a vessel to an island of ice-on the ocean, - can be determined by the alteration in the temperature of the | water ii different places.\u201d \u201cThis journal was kept by Francis D.Masun, Esq.and is communicated to Col.Jon.Williams, author.of ¢¢ \u2018Lhicrmometrical Navigation,\u201d at New-York.\u2014 the w.icr cooivd, aiid the mercury fell 14 degrees in 3 hours.No bottom could be, found by the lead, aud the inferbnce was that an island of ice was near, obscured by a fog.Passing this at 2 P.M.the mercury rose to 54, from 46, but in one hour it fell to 46 again, and an island of ice appearcd at the distance of seven miles, A general conclusion is, that a sudden fall of 6, in this part of the ocean;-ought to induce navigators to haul to the southward, 0 - - StoeksniDar, Sept.8.\u2014Itiis stated by à gentleman from Kingston, Upper Canada, that Barnabas Bidwell, the runaway Ex-Attorney General, ci-devant Member of Congress, and sei- disant Judge of the Supreme Court of the United States, and late leader of deinocracy in this county, was at Kingston, and tarried ut his house several days.Our informant formerly be-.Jonged to this county.| = ; \u2019 \u201cTHE QUEBEC GAZETTE.QUEBEC, \"THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1810.J \u2018> We have been favored \u2018with a file of Glasgow papers, con- tzining London dates of the 6th August.-They are, however, unusually barren of interesting matter.y ° Accourts from Lisbon to the 9th August, have been received in the States.At that time no intelligence of any battle on thé frontiers, had reached Lisbon, subsequent to the affair of the advanced guard under Gen.Craufurd, an account of which Will be found in this days Gazette.- : | The English newspaper writers seem to be of opinion that that the operations on the part of the enemy, in the field, witl be preceded by several sieges.The hostility of the people of Spain and Portugal, seems to have convinced the French that Upwards of 200 mén have volunteered to serve in the 10th Royal Veteran Battalion, and are to join, at Quebec, the first opportunity, POLICE.\u2014 » SATURDAY, 15th Sept.1810.10s.with costs, for: having, on Sunday last, sold Small Beer market, through the \u2018demand of bank notes by the country \"bankers, in consequence of the present run améng them.\u2018The dight shock which credit has suffered (arising undoubtedly in \u201c the first instance from unwise speeulatipn) will speedily suh- side, and, like a thunder-storm to the ath, it will serve to purify the trading hemisphere.\" .- .+ Jury Qt.\u2014Létters from Paris, of de late à date as the 15th, * Boston, Sept.17.\u2014 The brig Amelia, Capt.Hewes, arrived here yesterday in 37 days from Lisbon.Capt.H.reports that there had been no fighting between the combined armies and \u2018the French, since the engaremeit\u201d with General Crawford; 3000 troops from Halifax, had just arrived, and a Beet of trana- ports, having on board 7000 more, was spoken by captain H: soon after sailing, from Plymouth for Cadiz.Capt.Hewes et place.~ ; Five Pounds with costs, for having assaulted and beaten Geo.- Stanley, of Quebec, pnd further.to give security for his good behaviour during one year, himself in £20 and two securities \"in l'en pounds each.=\" 2020 Jacob Cruger, an articled S:aman, was sentenced to 20 \u2018days lL _ - Our: atcounts from all parts of the United States, afford us \u201cShip Pompey \u2014 ~~ \u201cThe ship, May 1s, was in lat.41,58, long 56,57; at B_A.M.| the campaign in Portugal will be of considerable duration, and.the same advantages are not to be expected in these countries, - | from the gain of battles, as they experienced in Germany.\u2018 1 McCéy FÆochraue - Françoise Sicia, of Quebec, was sentenced to pay a fine of after Nine o'clock in the morning, on the Upper-Town mark- | 2 Rabere Hamilton, of (Sicbec, was sentenced to pay a fine of \" \u2014 Atalanta, Carr, - chie, ballast.Maitland & Co.ballast.cargo building stones.26.\u2014Royalise, Jus.Ackin, Dyke & Co.ballast.don.Schooner Prevoyante, - Brig Hercules, Snow Maria, Brig Clifton, -Ship Martha, Erig Unity, Brig Hero, .M*Caull, Brig Betsey, .Snow Mary, Babin, Rattray, : Martin, eee Belly Stephenson, Howard, Cowan, Hunter Young, \u2014\u2014Betsey, Spetsal, 9 weeks from Leith © ballast\u2014passengers Mr.; \u2014\u2014\u2014Colliers, Williams, sailed 29th July from\u2019 Burns, cargg coals and bale goods.\u2014\u2014Aid, Brown; 7, weeks from Workington, t \u2014 Bacchus, Hudson, 73 days from Belfast, naught & Co.cargo salt & hams, \u2014 J.Cowan, ~\u2014Fancy, Mair, scven \u2018weeks from Abér { \u201cCLEARED.oo Cosrom-Housr, 294 Aug.Halifax, | Dundee, .London, = Liver - Chath! RE \" Sunderland, © - Greenock, \u2014 7 Irvine, 7 * Sheerness, _ Deptford, Brig Boyue, Ship Mary; * Brig Christopher, Brig Britannia, Brig Milburn, Ship Hardÿs Ship Mars, Schooner, Mary, Brig Arabella, Brig Ceres, Brig June, - Brig Speedy, Brig Bellona, Ship Reprisal, - Ship Jane, \u2018Schooner Eliza, 3 A «Lill 1st Innings, .Runs.1 Mr.Marler 37 Runout \u2018Mr.Hooker 20 C.M\u2018Millan \u201cCapt.Buck~ = 9 C.Barnard.7 B.Wilson r.MacCoy 7 B.Nearne Mh Cochrane - 5 Run out { Mr.Clemow Major-Cotton 3 Run out Mr.Smith.\u201cMr.Dunn Mr.Collibs 10 Run out Mr.Brampton 6 B.Wi ©.Byes 4 z po\u2014 116 ; 24 Innifigs - Marler Hooker Buck Clemon 33 C.B 11 B.Lloyd 0 C.Webb 6 Run out Cotton 2 B.Lloyd Byes 6 225 King, Peacock, Brig Lord Boringdon, - Shaldon, Brig Duke of Clarence, Laing, * + Knagg, .Armour, Daigle, * Burley, Collins, Taylor, .- Dewas,.lunes, .Wilson, Sivrac, _ 4 C.Coldrisk | Mr.Cross 3 B.Wilson C.Nearn 41,C.M Miel.5 B, Wilson .Wilson 1 B.Wilson O C.Holberton 0 C.Nearne apron Run out ys» + N.M Mr.Wil ; Me, Hol Webb Coftin | Lowen - Bars old b Mr.Lloyd \u201c| Goldrisk Barnes | - The following vessels from this Port are mentioned in late Scotch Papers as having arrived : viz.Hero, Resolution, Friend, Nancy, Mary, Christian Herald, at Greenock, Aimwell at Ayr, and Diaga, \u2018Hogg Toons , London, Deptford, London, Liverpool, Louden, iverpool, Jackson, - Newcastle, - * Forster, London, Motherwell, Greenock, Prince E.Island - Jamaica, Liverpool, Leith, F.L.Gatishead, «- Chatham, Greenock, ingdn, Innings, son AC.Bra © B.Marler , 8 Run cit 53 days froth Dublin, to Wager md n Ayr, tu Wo tp order, bl, 2, do Irv Billa vine, Ma-.\u2014\u2014 Neptune, Neil, 43 days from Greenock, to J.Mure & cargo coals\u201d and goods\u2014 passenger Mr.Jolin me \u2014Leonidas, Caithness, 7 wecks from Dundee Mun.» to Mason & Ha - 0 y deen, to Auld'e, to H.Black, -1 Ith Sept.lath, dodo._ Mth, .de, .Th, do, 294, de., de.dc.de, 24.\u2014John, Geo, Garrett, 9 weeks from Newcastle, to Li, | thorne & Jolliffe, ballast.Lo ie 38 days from Hull, to P atterson, - a the .# do.- do.dg.- 26th, 5 de.the particulars; Runs, : 27- B, Hooker 32.B.Hooker Capt.M\u2018Millan 13 C.Cotton Ms.Barnard Mr.Nearne Mr.Webb Mr.Goldrisk Mr.Coffin Mr.Barnes Mr.Lowen Mr.Bars 2 B.Marler 10 Run out C.Crosse - 80 C.Smith 57 B.Hooker : 9 B Marler O B.!oker ter C.Buck B.McCoy.GRAND MATCH of CRICKET was played A on 'Fuesday last in a field adjoining the Race Course, which afforded great amusement to the Amateurs-of that NOBLE GAME.The following are \u2014\u2014e-\u20ac-Meor\u2014\u2014 -Byjes 4 \u2018298 - Immediately of the couclusion of the match, the luing side \u2018 challenged the winning, to play for a purse of one hundred guineas, which was accepted; and the tar dead.FOR SaA- /' et ee pet a or tr mee pe EW > Cs A reached town yesterday.They relate principally to mercantile brought a Lisbon.paper of the \u20187th August, which was filled imprisonment, for deserting from the Brig Margaret and Isa- TURDAY NEXT.Very large bets are.gpending.concerns.Ata late meeting of the Council of State, it is sod to wich a treaty of peace, between Partugal and Algiers.bells, Navid Rogers, master.: Quebec, 27th Sept.1810.* - have been determined to grant licences to forty vessels, to pro- Sr PIT.50 .oo - - \u2014\u2014 cerd'to America, and bring home cargues of coton for the use L1880N, Juby 31.\u2014The news frem the frontiers of Portu- SATURDAY, 22d September, 1810.| £9 225 ES£ 2 29 8 RES ES of the manufactures.\u2018The penaity of confiscation was to follow Kal are glorious for the arms of our country ; a great part of Robert Patécrson was sentenced to a fue of 40s: with costs EE 889 7 = 2 EE & ES sa 38 any communication with 4 British port.Same vesscls were the prognostic that: we published some time ago begins to Le for neglect of duty towards Méssr Ferguson and Cairnes, ak \u2018E57 22> Ex 2.8 \u201cEFgt _alen to be licensed tv import cochineal and indigo, under a simi- verified, that is, that the l'ortuguese troups.would not dis- | Merchant Taylors a Quebec, to whout he is an\u2019 Indented Ap- © a = B= = 03 & Sosa ME | \u201cdar pemaleys\u2014- \u2014 \u2014 oo o_o | bandand disperse,\u201d when the enemy should charge thieni, and | preptices \u2014 ; j ce Je: £a 27 89; 220 25 288g: i 5\u2014So congenial in the extension of Bomapartu' enn.thet there would not be renewed among us auch scenes as hape| James Smith wax sntedeed to remain twenty days inthe § 1 TIFT pola dan igigd FR: -\u2014 ire with the wishes and dispositions of the peaple whom he Pracd at Belchite did Ocana.And the truth of it appears, | Common goël of this District for having deserted the service of Bg Boi glam: BN g.g+3 ag incorporates with France, that, \u201cwhether in Holland, in Traly, \u201c76 Will remain for ever memorable in the annals of Portu- the Brig Hope, Thomas Creter, master, to whom he is an Ar- | mn: ÉD: 05 84 : ë 3 D Ë.: ag £ \u2019 or in Spain, we find that his trogps cannot walk the strects at GUESS glory, inthe engagement of tha 24th at Coa.\u201d The fol- ticled Seaman.: J 1: EZR Hp gE 8 F a Eo night in safety, nor can they be Safely quartered m the private | lowing is a recapitulation of the cvehes of that day, collected T : nN : = da: : = Ë: » oS 2: : Ê- : 2 houses of the inbabiraists._'hreir security is alone ensured by: from accounts of some private letters.: : 1 MARKETS\u2014QUEBEC le 8 5: 1.598 ifm: 2:93 - their remaming in their barracks.Thelast accounts from Am | General Loison, at the head, ot from 6 te 7500 men, $0CO F Wednesday 19th W.\u2019 © = cee.EO 2 gl: 2 5: Ps 7 serum ndgation, that not 4 might pussed without several of the Of Which wire cavalry, attacked Pane, where tlc allies yu- |.rom Wednesday 19th to ednesday 26th Septr.: 3 sax: :: 1 715.Sodom] 2 French fy being stabbal in the strects.Riots and insur.JET the commuaid of General Crawford were fortified, to the Beef, per Ih.- £0 0 6 to 0 0 O\u2014\u2014andby|: ! S a\u2019 Pilliglgre sa LB.x \u2018 - rections have tafsén place Ai the Papal States, which I: ve heen Dumber from 700) men witkÉa few piccesof artillery and |.BEUNETTE.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.0 O5; _ M PS 12 A LL a.2 followed by merciless military executions\u2014followed, not sup- | 2 howitzers: pheattack was exec ted with rapidity by ¢ de- Mutton lb - 0 0 74 0 0 9 5e oH Fa EN 3.pr 3 for the people; goaded to frenzy by their aggravared 1 tachment of cavalry, in such a manfer, that'the centries near | Vesi - do.- 0 0 Yt 0,0 9 or reste ser ro gb ri®m ti gris 9 Wfiries, have on their part grown more desperate and vindic- | Ÿ* te tie cnemy could not make thesk signalsin time, nor wus | Pork per do.- 0.0 8 10 0 010.PE SES SG TS SEE Eee NS 7, tive, and carry on against their oppressors à war of ass:ssination, | \u2018Fe artillery able to play with much effect; therefore the Flour per Cwt.- 1 510 to 110 O wl _ 5 is £13 7 \"The Officers devoted, at.all cvents, to a military trial, and Battle was decided à l'arme étanche, with the sword, the sabre | Hay per 100 bundles 310 0 to 4 § 0 28288 us anno a~0bio0053e] § |Z .\u2018who were comprehended in the first class, described mn the (bp | 30d the bayonet, \u201cThe English and the battalion of Chasseurs + Straw do.do.| 6 0 to 1 114° JE rt : \u2014|j?\"ders of Lord Minto, had all been tried.before the departure of of Villa Real, with our regiment No.», performed great fous - « = O $0 to 0 4 6perMinot.| | \u2019 1 sla the fieet, fately arrived from India.À feats of arms; sothat though the enemy had attacked with an - Wood, none.: HonRavuidvu-0o=-0dwoo=~c| & [5 \u2018The Court assembled on the 13th of December, and conisteg | extraordinary impuinosity, they saw their fury chicked, and + Beef per Ib.4 0 a \u2026 - IR celligence from India, o that of the 4 oder (Be boul of In resistance : the Martial of Engineers, Mathias Jose Dias Aze- Hawk, B Jugs, B a ces und 8 days from Liverpool, to Pat- El 008m mR Rom ~ndm0n00 00d wt \u201cMiato to bé tried, only two had yet been tried: and these ewo | dos Rad made certain repairs that it wanted, with the zeakand gy _ Eliza, Duthie 454 re m Greenock Irvine, Mac | | = ; are Colonel Bell and Major Story.Vhey are both cushicred wisdom tue cluracterier this Chick; afterwards Brigadier Cox, °° aught & Cob ase om Greenock, to to Irvine, Mac: \u2014 A 4.= ; : ond rendered incapable of coer .i.> pan