The Quebec gazette = La gazette de Québec, 19 août 1813, jeudi 19 août 1813

[" , \\ © T-CI3TNRE 7484 so.at.LAG ex to x A Sh + 4x4 \u201c PO - ee = mam arr - .1-0 2 a 3 8 gare def à » USE vat eA ead oe, ; + eer ir pote CA ss qe Yay FS 2 vas ba, eal ne | EY Vr rie - BiB] tea EI Ve ET Pa : Lo AIK JAAIAEC J) wal AoC a À >» Lu i Hi 2\u2019 GEORGE CLASGOW.~~ .; FORGE Tne THIRD;-by the Grace of Gon, AJ of the United Kingdom of Greet-Britain ard frelend, King, Defender of the Faith + To our much beloved and faithful the Legislative Councillors of our Province of Lower-Ca.pada, ands toour faithful and well beloved.the Kughts, Ciui- gens and Burgesses of our said Praviuce, to an Assembly at gor City of Quebec, on the Thirteenth day of August instint, to have been commenced and held, czHed and elected, and to every of you, Greeting :\u2014 Wheteas for divers urgent and ar- duns affairs, ua, the safety and defence af onr said Province, concerning.our Assembly at the day and place dforesaid, to be present, we did command, to treat, consent.and conélude upon those things which in eur Assembly should then and there be - propesrd and delib-ratéd upon ; and for certain causés and con- \"siderations, us.te this specially moving, we have thought fit further to prarogue our said Assembly, so that you, nor any of will be mad- known you, on the said Thitteenth day of August instant, \u2018at our said City tn appear, .are.to be held or constraméd, for we do -~willi therefore, that you, and each of you,.be as to us in this mutter entirely exonerated ; Commanding, and by the tenor ol these Presents firmly enjoining you, and every.of you, and al! others in this behalf interested, that on the Eiphth-day of Oc- wher next, a° our City of Quebec, personally yon be and \u201cappear, to treat, de, act and conclude, upon those things which in our said Asseiubly, by the Cominon Council cf cur said Province, by the favour of God.shall be ordained.\u2014In Fes pimoriy wheredf, these our 1.étters we have caused to be made Parent; and che Great Sesl of our said.Province to bg thereunto fixed :\u2014 Witness, our trusty and wei! he'eved Major Ge: NERAL GeonsE GLASGOW, President of our said Province of Lower Canada, &c.&c &e.at our Castle of.St.Lewis, ul our Cry of Quebec, and the Province aforesgid, the fifth \"dy of August, in the year of om Lord one thousand kight burdecst aud thirteen, and in the féty=third year of our Reign Ferman W.Ryranp, C.Gin Ch, .MoxtazaL2 Y virtue of-a VRil of + XECUVION.te wit: §y issued oct of His Majesty's Court of King's Bench, holding civil pl as, inand for the District 8f Movtreal alaresaid, at the suit of Pierre Lecluire, of ihe Parish of cali Fyacinthe, in he said District, veoman, and Helewe: Des- m reais, his wife, against the Lafids and 2enemengs of Douis Descranges, où tbe same place, geuman, to.me directed ; | have seized «nd taken D execution as belozging to the said LOUIS DESGRANGES.\u2014 A land sitvated and being in the Barish of Saint Tyaru the aforessid, im the Seigniory of Yamaska,\u2018containing two srpents in front, by thirty arpents in depth, bound el inthe front by\u201cthe vouth-sidg-of.the river Yamasks, inthe rrar®bv Saiut T'arç, or his representative, on ené side by Jear Bantise Coder, and on 4he -other side by.Joseph Pode- ; vit, with a house and other buildings thereon erected, Now Edo b-reby give notice, that the said land and prenyses, will be sold aud adjudged to the highest bidder, at the Chprch door of the.l\u2019arish of Saint Hyaciathe aforesaid, on .MONDAY th.SIXTH day of DECEMIER -at-T okdhadaleck in the forenoon, at which time and place the conditions of sale + will be made known, ' .; FREDx.W.ERVIATINGER, Sheriff: All and every person or persons having cluims on the sbove .de=ciibed land and premises, by mortgage or other right or incunibrance, are hereby advertised to give notice thereof to the said Sheriff, at his Office, in the City of Montreal, aécord gto Law ; and further that no opposition cafe d'annuller or afin de distraire, the whele or any pare of the said land and pre- m cs, or afin de charge vf servitude ON the same, will be received by the said sheriff, during the fifteen days previous to the salz thereof.Sheriff » Office, 29h Juiy.1813.MONTREAL}.Y virtue ot « WRIT of EXECUTION, is- to wir: { .sured our of His Majesty's Court of Kiny's Bench, holding givid pleas, in and for the District of Moutreul aforesaid, at the suit of Amuabic Perrault, Jutyor, of the Sant Joseph Suburbs of Montreal, Carpenter, against the Lands aid tenements of Charles Allard; of Saint Autoine Suburbsof Mon- trezl, Joiner, to me directed ; | bave serzed und taken in exc- cution as belanging to the ssid ClAKLES AILLARD-\u2014 A lot of groiind or emplacemenr, situated near the City of Montreal 1a the sad District, containing one hundred aud agh: fret in depth, % forty fect in Wwidth, bouñd-d im rhe front by \u2019 the street vamed.Bleury, mn the rear ty Joseph Laniathe, Ee ire, an one 'side by \u2014\u2014 Lurche du Larttfice.aud ow the Uther site by Pierre Foretier, Esquire, With 3 woyden house, twa stories high, thercen erecte! Now [do hereby give noe tic -, ther the said lot of grouns or emplicemen: aud premises.wiki be sold'and adjudyed to the highes bidder, at pry office in the Ciry of Mouitzeul aforesa:d, on MONDAY the SN TH dis of DCF MBER next, ut ELLVEN of the Clock wi the fureroon, at which time and place the coaditions of sade will Le made krown.\u201d L FREDK.W.LRMATINGER, Sheriff.All and every person or persons having clamms où the above | described lot of ground, or emplacement and prenuses, - by mortaage or other right or inrembrance, are hereby adverimed to give notice thercof to the said Sher, at his Office, afore.sas, accordmg to Law; and further that n6 oyposition afin d'annuller or afin de distraire, the whole or any part of the said let of ground or emplacement and premises, Or afrm de charge Or servitude on the same, will be recerved by the suid Sheriff, during the (fieen days previous to the sale thereof, Saenfl's Office, 29th July, i813.Cay MONTREAL Y virtu- of a WRIT of FXECUTION, is- Ito wit : } B suéd'out of His Mlsjestjs Court of King's Bench; Hold: g civil pleas, in and for the Iistriæ of Mtomreal aforesaid, at the suit of Louis Chaboill-z, Esquire of the City of Montreal in the said Distriet, Notary Public, and Marguerite Conefroy, his wife, by him duly authorised, against the lands and tenements of Nicholas Cottrel, lute of the same place, A day day of DEÈGEME;: said District Shoe-myaker, against the lands agd'penements of, Amable Caudry, of the same place, also Shoe-maker, to me dsected ; haye sai À taken j eRecLtiog ashelon ing to: the s+id AM.BLE [UD Fi Soplacemsenc or lok .Tand situated it the S3ing Lawreficé Suburbs pear-the City of; .Mobtreal, inthe said Wistticy, containing forty feet in front, by l'éighey-severi fect in depth, Kifhdut marrante pf precise mea sure, either i froit'oris depth, and as the same iy now fenced in, Boun éd ju fort by the main Street of the said Suburbs, \u2018in the rexr by oder fetk, on one side try Charles Kcheup dit Latulippes and'ob-the other side by Christôphe Belan, with a Stône Mouse, twô stories high, and other building« thereon erected 3\u2014he the said Amable Gaudry, having purchased the 13d emplacement -dé Tot of land and its appurtenances, from.Pierre Ensenne Roi, of.Montreal aforesaid, Merchant, in his capacity of Curator, daly elected to the vacant estate and sue- cession of the date Etienne Roi, his father, deceased, and mores overas being thereto specially at thorized.by the Creditors of the said vacant estate, by Act or Deed of sale made and passed thereof, by the said Pierre Brienne Roi, in his said capacity, to the sad Amable Gaudry, before Joseph Desautels, and his Colfeague, Notaries, on the Seventeenth Day of April, Ope Thousand Eight Hundred and \u20181 welve, Now I do hereby give notice, that the said emplacement or lot of land and premises, will be sold and adjudged to the highes: bidder, at my Office, in the City of Nloptreal aforesaid, on TUESDAY the SEVENTH duy of .D! CFMBER next, at TEN of the Clock in the forenoôn, at which tinre and place the conditions of saly 111 À FRIDk, W ERMATINGER, Sheriff.All and every person or persons having claims on the above described emplacement, or lot of.land and premises, by mortgage or other right or incumbrance, are herelry advertised ta give votice thereof to the\\said Sheriff, at his Office aforesaid, according to aw pand fulrher that po opposition afin 4 \"ennal., | ler or ofin de distréidx the wholeor any pass of the said emplace ment, or lot of land atd\u201cpremises, or afin de charge Or servitade on the same, will be received by the said Sher:ff, during the fifteen days previous to the sale thereof, Co ; Sher dfs Office, 29th July, 18'8, 4 MonTR marl 1 Y vistue of a WREF of EXFECU FIQN, is+ tu wit .- kK) sued out \u2018of [dis Majesty's + ourt of Kiig's Dench, holding civil pleas, in and for the Dimrictof Moutreal uforesaid, at the suit.af Jumes Heath, of the City and.District of Quebec, Mefchätit, agaitst the Lands and tenements of 'I'ho- | mug.Parlow, of the.Tanneries, ner.the City of \u2018Montreal; in the said Dissrict of Moutrual Trader, and Joseph Barlow, of the same.place, \u2018Trader, to medirected ; [ have seized and tas ken in execution as beulobging go Thomys Barjow, ane of the said Defendanrs.\u2014A land sjtnated at the Tanneries des Rolloads, near the sforesaid City of \\ontreal, coutaiving spout onehuns p éred.and fly arpentein supesheics, mosg.or less, bounded in the front by Jyhin Gregory, Esquire, iu the tear, and on oné side go the north çast, by Wim Halowel),-Esquire, ai on the other-side to.the southawest, by: the Nuns of the Hotel Dieu, wish two, stone houses therconaregtéd.Now Tgo here.by-giva notice, that the «iid land and premises, will be sold and adjudged to the highusthidier, at my Oflice, in the Cuy aforesaid, a0 MONDAY the THIRTEENTH next, at ELEVEN of the Clock in of \u2018Mantreal \u201cthar forenoon, at whi willbe mad- known.©.| - \u2018 - 4 5e FREDx, W.-ERMATINGFR, Sheriff, \u201c At and every person pr.péreons havirig claims on the above described land ané_\u2018premuag,.by mortgage or @her right or incymbrance, are hegeby dduprissed to give notice thereokto .the said Sheriff, de, his Office afatesqid, according to Luw ; and distal, nab the whale or any past of the said land and prenuscs, of afin de \u2018fprthax that ne.opposition *ajin.d éharge or servitude ou the sumez will he received by the sad Shep, dur ug the Gltuen days previous to the sale thereof.Sheriff's Office, v9th Säly, 1313.- MonirearL JY virtue of a WRIT of EXECUTION, is: \"to wit: { sved'out of Hib Majesty's Conrt of King's Bench, holding civil pleas, in and for the District of Montreal aforesaid, at the suit of Henry M'Kenzic and Jacob Oldirans, of l'errebonne, Merchants, William M'Gillivray, of Montreal, Merchant, William Hallowell, of the same place, Merchant, Roderick M*Kenzie, of Terrebonne, Metchant, Angus Shaw, of Montreal, Merchant, James Hallowell, of Quebec, sterchant, and Archibald N.MéLeod, of Niontreal, Merchant, Co-paitners, using trade together Loder the name or firm cf Ab Kenzie, Oldh.m & Co.against the lands dnd tenen:ients in thé hands of Lows Joseph Fleury Dechambaule.Esquire, m lus - .« ; + ry 2 capacuy as universsl Legatee of the late Marie l'homas Ficury De ia Gorgendicre, widow cf the-late l'homas gnace 1 rottier, Desavtier Dufy, Esquire.and exveutor vf the last will and tysismett 0! the Said Marie Thomas Fleury De La Gurgen- dicre, to Mie directedz 1 have seized snd taken mi execution as being lands aud tenements an the hands of ihe sid fouls JOonk Vv FLEURY DECHANIUBAULIi, iu Lis capacity storcsaid.\u2014An emplageunnt of lot of bund, situated in Notre Lurie Serer, in the City of Montreal, inthe s id District of Montreal, containing thirty-three fect in front of the said Street.by ninety feet\u2019 in depth, with 3 Stone House thereon erected, bounded in frort by thé said Notre Danie Btrect, in he rear by.thi property of the Fabrique of Montreal, on one side by Fenuish Gibb, and on the other side Ly the represcn- rativet of Frafcois Sarrault.Now I do hereby give natice, sld and adjodged td the highest bidder, ut my office, in the \u201cCity of Montrest aforemid, on TUILSDAY the FOURTEENTH diy of DECLMBER dext, at ELEVEN of the Ciock in the farenoon, at whrehi time and place the conditions of safe willbe nisde knosvn: .- LL © FREDs.W.ERMATINGER, Sheriff, AU and every person or p/rsons lavièg clams on the above described emplacement or lotof nd sud premises, by mor.\u201cgage or othe right os incufnbrance, are hes.by advertised 10 give notité thereof to the sas Sheriff, at bis Office sforeand, | &ccording to Law 5 and further that Do opposition, afa d'une | muller or afin de distraire, the whole or uny part of the bud etn.placemen Por 18 of nd: witude on the same, will be received by the suid Sheriff, curing the fifteen days provious o the suleahercof.Sherr\u2019 ¢iftice, Tth August, 1513.| Provisce of Low«r-Causda, À ¥ virtue Uf à MW onto! Fier Districr of Outbec \u201ct Facias, ivucd put of Else Majesty's Court of King's Bench, holding civil plens, 11 and Merchant, to me directed ; 1 have seized and taken in execution as: belonging to the wid NICHOLAS COITREL.\u2014A lot of ground situated mn the City of Montreal aforesaid, con- i taining sixty feet in front, by ore hundred and eighteen feet in | deprh,-on the north east line, and one hundred and twenty | feet in depth, on the south-west line, french measure, more or less, bounded in front by Saint Jacques Street, in the rear by Fortification line, on the north-east side by Jabez Dean De Witt, | - aud oi: the soush-west side by the said Louis Chaboillez.Now 1 do hereby give notice, that the said lot of ground, will be.sold and adjudged to the highest bidder, at my office in the City of Moutreal aforesaid, on TUESDAY the SEVENTH! day of DECEMBER next, at ELEVEN of the Clock in the forenoon, at which time and place the conditions of sale will be made known, FREDx.W.ERMATINGER, Sheriff.All and every person or persons having ciaims on the above described lot of ground, by mortgage or other night or incumbrance, are hercby advertised to give notice thereof to the taid Sheriff, at his office my according to Law; and further that po oppositign, ¢fin annuller or afn de distraire, the whole or any part of the said lot of ground, Or ufim de charge Ot servitude on the same, will be received by the said Sheriff, dur:ng the fifteen days previous to the sale thereof.Sherls Office, 29th July, 8:8.\\ Niontesar) IDV virtue of 3a WRI: «1 FXECUTION, 1s tC to wit: sud cut of Hie M iesty\u2019s ( oun of King\u2019 forthe District of Quebet, aforesaid], at the suit of Jean Baptiste Beaudoin, fils, of the parish of St.Henry, in the Coumy of Dorchester, in the District of Quebec, juiner, a.gainet the lands aid possessions of Jacques Boucher, Esquire, | of the parish of St.Henry, in the County acd Distrut a- .foresaid, to me directed; | have seized anid r,Len ms execu \" tion as belonging to the said JACQULS TOUX LLLE, an : Emplacernent situate in the afur-suid parish of bt.Mi-ary, consisting in one arpent in front by two arpents anda Lif in depth, hounded in front to the King's roid, ard iu depsh by the back of the channel of the niver Etchen.ing, on oie side ! to the south west, to Michel Bolduc, to the north east to | François Doquel, upon which said Emplacerient there is a | log house two- stories high as the same now is.Now I do hereby give notice, that the said Jand and dependencies above described wili be sold and adjudgrd to the highew bidder at the Church door of the said parish of St.Henry, oa MONDAY the EIGHTEENTH day of OCIOBER next, at THN of the clock in the forenoon, at which time and place | the couditions of sale will be made known.' ( ! JA: SHEPHERD, Sherif, All those who have any pretentious on the immoveable pro- : perty «bove described, by mortgage, or other rizhe er ih.{ cumbrance, are hereby advertised to give notice thereof to the - mid Sherifr = time Office in the Owy of Qesbee, ac cardmg to Law ; «nd further that ne oppostion afin £ anml Bench, bolding civil pleas, ig and for the Dict of Mentrea der Of afin de datraire, the whole or uy part of the nid im- +e - tupe and place the conditions of sale that the sad ehiplicement or lot of land and premises, will be | of afin declare or sere | will be received during the fifteen days previous to the sg thereof.\u2014\u2014Quebec, 16th June, 1818.0 Province of Lower Canada, Y virtue of a Writ of FIR.* District of Quebec.L RI FACIAS issued opt of His Majesty'e Court \u201cof, King's Bench holding civil pleas in and-for the District of Quebec aforesaid, at the suit of George Hamilton of the city of Quebec, in the County of Quebec, m the District of Quebec merchant, against the lands aud tene ments of Joseph Wise of the town ot Kingston, in the Pro vince of Upper Canada, merchant, to me directed, I have, seized and taken in execution as belonging to the said JOSEPH WISE, that is to say, 1st, a certain lot or parcel of ground situate in the upper town of Quebec, Ste.Anned Street, cous) taining one hundred and twenty feet or theredbout in front on the suid street, by the depth which may be fyund from Ste.Anne street to the stone wall inclosing the garden of the Convent of the Ursuline Nuns, and bounded on each side: by lots of ground and gardens of Amable Berthelot Dartigny Esquire, Advocate.2dly, another tract or parcel of ground situate in\u2019 gure, situate in said street, \u2018and containing ope~hypdred and sixty three feet or thereabouts in frome, copmencing.at the cor ver of Richelien street and \u2018running from theénck to Olivier street, thence along said Olivier street 738 feet or thereabrit to St.Martin street, upon which streestiie said lot or parcgl af | groung contains 120° feet of thervabopt, running from thence down said street till ie\u2019 joins Richelfeu street, upon which wid last mentioned street the said parcel of ground contains NP! Teet or thereabout up to the place of beginni g, coptainng a- | baut (T9580 feet,) nineteen thousand six hundred aud eighty.feet French measure, as more particularly described by.the plan and survey thereof, made by William Vondenvelden an the 5th\u2019 May, 1784: the same having heen conceded with a greater extent of ground by the Nuns of the Hotel Dieu, to \u2018the Lite John Robinsou by deed before J.Pinguet, Public No tary, the 5th February, 1784, from which sait tragt er parcel of ground is neverthelbss to be deducted a town jot or emplacement, partthereof, the one belonging to Lewis Robinson, and the other to J.B.Girard, which emplicements are severally bounded as follows.that isto suy, the emplacement of thé ; said Lewis Robinson, commencing at the corner or angle of; | Richelieu and St, Martin streets, running 1a fect in front up- { on Richelieu street by 69 feet upon St.Martin street, con taining (2400) two thousand four hundred superficial Freuch frets And the lot or emplacement of the said J.B.Girard, boundedon one -ideby §* George streve, running fifty feet there jon, on another cide Ty Richelieu street, running 60 feet there- , on, onanother side by the above described \u2018emplacement be- ; longing to the ssid L, Robinson, and on thé remaining two aides by the said property of the said J.Wise.\u2018Phe said epi : placement of the said J.B.Girard, containing (4.16) four , thoysand eight hundred and ex:een auperficil French feet, ne Mare particularly described upon the figurativé plan therepé drawn by\u2019 Benjamin Ecuyer, survryor, the seventh Niag lust Now 1 do hereby give notice, that the immoyeables above described, will be sold and adjudged to the highest and last bidder at the Court House, iu the City of Quebec, on NW'EDNFSDAY the TWENTIETH day ol OCTOBER next, at ELEVEN of the.clock im the forenoaik, at .which time and place the conditions vf sale will bie made krown, Co j JA: SHEFH QD, Sheriff, .- «Afl-those who have any prétentianson the inmuyeable pro | perty above described, zre hercby advertised to thereof to the said Sheriff, at lus Oflice, in che \u2018City of Quebec, according to law; and further that ro opposition afin d'annuller or afin de distraire, the whole or any part of the immoveable property sbuve described, or afin de cherge Or .ser- mitodé eo she same, Will be received -duriag\u2018the filteer\u201d dayn immediately preceding the day fixed by this advertisement for the sale and adjudication thereof, Quebec, 15th June, 1813, .: Provisice of Lower Conan] Ÿ vartuc ot « WRTT of EX \u20ac- District of l'hree-Riveérs : \u201cCUTION, issued out of Ellis Majesty's Court of King's Bench, holding civil pleas, in and for.the said district «! Three-Rivers, at tho suit of Alexander Burnude, of the Township of Shipton, agamst the lands and tenements of Elias Gates, of the Towpship~ of Eatony \u201cyeoman, to: me directed 3 § have seized and taken in execution as belonging to the said ELIAS GATES, Lot number twelve in the ninth range, in the said \u201cTownship\u201d of Eaton, with a frame house and barn theieon erpcted, und of which lot, about forty acres under improvement.Now | do hereby give notice, that the afuresaid lot of lind will be sold and adjudged to the hizhest bidder, at the Sheriff's Office, 08 MONDAY the FOURIH day of OCTOBER vext, at YEN o'Cluck in the far-tioon, at which time ad place the con ditions of sale will bé made k.own, \" Ju.BADEAUX, shenff.described lot of land, by mortgage or other right or ancum- heanee, are hereby advertised to give notice therrof to the said: Sheriff at his Office, in the \u2018Town of Three Rivers, avcot ling! to law; and further that no opposition 2fa d annuilenson.off, the $3.John Suburbsin the city of Quebec, of an irreyulas f- .ive notice] All and every person or persons having clams on the above | de \u2018distraire, the whole or any part of the sud lot of land, or}: EE 5 ct ; vo to 1 F vl Ted sn ea 4e fau .THURSDAY.AUG SE.Foe tad | CTE | ._ | ; AS .Aen are arr \u201ciy 2.1CGUST 19, \u2018 ca seis ume ssom [Ne 2531.] ° \u2019 .A - JEUDI LE-19 \u201cAOUST 1819: To 3 5 | 204 - nou SCA Say rase, nr) + aforesaid, at the suit of Pierce Gauthier, of Montreal, in the:| Movesble property, or afe de chargr or servituds ON the mme, HOUSE IN PALACE STREET.To be Lex for à Term of Years, -and she Repairs dedagted a Yard, Stables, &¢.thy whole hl Estate of the ate Mr.Jounw Canengys, 5.\" =, Aris to JOHN NELLSON, Tie Jibs Minors.\u2018 Quebec, 4th August, 1818.© CL.ALSO, TO BE LET; CEL ed An Excellent BAKE HOUSE, and thosP parfs'of che late Mr, CamrastL's extensive Premises at St.ROC, whi not now leased.- © Ee hr Te 50 OR SALE by the + .ul sert Queen's Wharf \u2014\u2014Frénth ck dd Here awe, & rings and Salmon cured this Spring TS \\Bule of fine Black Clothe AH, ful} Seed Whites To kegs.mse AQHBN Waly WOOLSEY % Co.* Quebec, 15th Yily, 1818.70 A OUT UE + ; TLOYAL AND Par CIETY, Jar a d'Ofgitted tofes 00 \u2018the THE Subscribers #F tM yh haïé RS 5 to pay their Sphecriptidudy, ae hereby.gequest pay.the ame LE ma LR Ay pos ne.to Bowie Street, at any timg hw weit urs of, Tait\u2019 Tow nd _ they are further Seal ta Nave the goddnssdgcipeclely, to make.up the I .v ds Super ui à ime practicable for, bip pacs : wR om, pe would with, with wwiall 1 By orir of 6F Ditectégss< 752$ = a ob; Füjeorer.EET A 2 fy OVAL anp P.: SOCIETY, QUEREC.TE Riles of thy Society rege etry Po joner Tor Relief: fom the famiitey F-relitions of Mybrtsémen on actual service, shall sçare, amd) :othel thingét he name of such Millia\u2019 tan, \u201cthé bitelMon wii hy gerveé Éd his degree of relationship to the mr che whole supported\u2019 \u201chy Cer difisates fiom\u2019 hiv > Caplaii-oe : Cimmeridiig er, and the Er the Parhh.\u201d And etperience heving tMewn.how difficult it is far thea poor people to pirodure such Cer- tificites; from baualions on sireled fn.distant parts al the Province, and for want whereof, their petitions are rejected ; tht Captains or Commanding Officers of Companies, of\u2018 foe carporuted Militia, Voitigeure.end Voysgeurs, (and; pare ticularly the 1st battalion of Incorporated Militia who ame Na BN 1 Society, by granting Certificates of goed canduct to suchuf the men actually under their command as may be deserving thereof, and who may have left poor familics or near mlations suffering at home in consequence of \u2018their absence, to be by .them reqnamitted co their said familits er relations, to enable - shen, {on procuring alsa the certificate of the Curd.) to ok- tain such relief na the Society can afford-\u2014it being always un- \u2018derstood, tifut a preference is due\u2019 to those -ofthis district, and that: those convicted of Mutiny or: Desertion, sre excludf from the benefit of this institution.\u201d ~~ ~~ 4 \u201c N.B.It isexpectéd that the above Certificates: will net be antvd lighely.to every applicant; the object of the tincioty Fring Only to rolieve reul-distrare, scemsioned by the Death, Wounds, or abience of Militia-men on actual service.$e By order of the Board of Ditcctors, © In.PLANT\", 1 __Beerstiry: a CO en og Quebec, 24 Augner, 1813, A late Prenue LebnAnçois, are requested to send in pars ticulars thervof to Mr.Jean FonToN, the Tutor duly appoine- ed tt the minor Chifdren of the sid Pierre Lefr , IN order that the same may be eximined and pahl (\u2014\u2014And all pets\u2019 \u2018voilu atfy Way lndebt¥d\u2019to the ssid Entate, abe Frqbedted to phy the same to the\u2019 undersigned, the only pegson intitled to grade a Receipt for the same, otherwise adverse measures will be tue ken to enforce the payment.- = - Qitchee, 4th: August, 1818.© 5 + ~JRAN FORTON, = \u201cTwenty five Collars, No.7093, dated 23d June.~The peréoh who may have found the same, will please ta give irforniuntion\u201d thereof \u201c° Mavami AMidT, Upper.Town -Markes Place, o?at thie Office | Ron TR 6 955 dated wj \u201cbow ding.and lodging on fussous le terme d J.Mug ti thauks to hus fraps and the public, Êv the very, fyoral.apsouragemcut he has hitherto received in his Hing of busingss.s a Laxtun, and.hopes by bis futuge pera to map thu approbgign., ne Vo 18 2° » \u20ac \u2018 a .à i ! b ha ai - À = LAM ) .- yD.Ju the Svbieribar s=Stortsy.Nou.) 8h Potrr Stree, THREE Thousnd mums Lbs, Loverpopl sake; .: | 1-4.8 puncheons and 8.batralt Giles .1.0 ¢* \"= rd pip Port Whe J emell DER, 5.5 cgi d + © \"80 casks amorted Glass Ware, aud 10 coke assorted Dig- afin de charge 07 servitude on the same.will be received dur ing the fifteen dave previous to the sale thercof.ds TE Sheriff's Office, 31s May, 1513, .i TT DISSOLUTION OF PAKTNER HIP.THe Concern hesetofore cirræd on by Eowasp Hews.srow and RoserT Bayote, isthie day disolved by am tual consent, ll secon: ta against the Firm are desired 10 be delivered i to Mr.Horubluau, for adjustinent cand payment.And those indebted to the Concern are desired to pay to | dwd.Hurablow.EDV'o HORNBLOW,- Quebeey Teh August, 1813, ROBT.BR DIE, à \u2026- N.L.Nr.MunELow solocits the favor of the Public as usal, ; vo 105 FENVAKEN Ut this summer, fram the wreck of 8 vessel TI between the South and East Points of the Idand of An- teat, Tin fyom three to four feet ar low water, vig.\u201cOne Bower Anchor English made, between 13 & 14 cwe.One ditto Durch made, of between 19 & 11 cwe, with part.of therigging of the Bowsprit, and now in possession of Captain Phillip Dean of this city.The owner af the said Anchors and Rageing may have them, on paying Salvage and ex- pences, by applying to JOHN LAMBLY, Harbour Master.Quebéc, 11th August, B18, Co.OR SALE LY JOHN STEWART\u2014\u2014A few Chests Singlo Tca ALSO, | Port, Madcira and Clarce Wises, Loudon bottl-d Brown and two bales Coating._ Quebec, 11th August, 1813, __ ; Cargo of well cured COD FISH, of the brat \u201cguelity, A in casks of 8, 6.5 und 4 quits.\u2014A nD \u201cA few thousand HW.0.Puncheon Staves, the whole in complete read:uess for shipment, for sale by IRVINE, MACNAUGHT & Co,\u2018 Quebec, 11:h August, IR13, \u2018 .w MISSING.A BOX marked 1\".No.5.ot Was landed fiom the Mary of Greenisck, St M&ws Brehaut & to the Subscriber may have cost and chsrges- : Quebec, Aug.3, 1813.JOHN TORRANCE, ANTED\u2014A person qualified to teach the French fan À guage.Apply at chis Office.\u2014\u2014Augne \u2018MF, 1814 Fu BALE by the Subscribers\u2019, for Amy Biol Billy - veges ahs YL of Exchange.~ 10 M.sand.white ok staves, - 9a the witeds, =~ Stout, Bell's Ale, Londuu made Mould Candles, white wax, | Sheppard's wharf.Whoever has received it sod will deliver i {- .4 - _n0r-baite, blue Eneslhon miles | AS a2 90.crates Plapey:and Lashes, - +; 4.RN 60 keys bijcls.andaisd Varnish, sad : * ot < trunk Losi pine ALSO ag van), +4 A quantity bf amorted Hardaresand Cutlery, Spade, Nhuvels, Frying Pins, cant lrog.Weights, Steel, Nails, Putty, Seythe; dickies, Wants) Core, Hoteles, ke.: + Sd.ugustçes Mi OLB EK HENDERSON, Ta Tied wd RADY RSFISKEMENT.~- A: NY Person having the 0d Volume of % Mtaire Moderne Wo Fe ~ pour *#vir de continuation à l'Himoire:s* Ancienne de Mr.Rollin\" snd being disposed to pare with it, may receive a handsome price with msny thanke,_on leaving information whh 1.R.Vatcrner de Ur.REAL, Rege.No.8, Palace Street, or at this Oflice.<\u2014\u2014 Quelle; Sock July, 1819, V Etheuders goed ustlces oF (he Peace, for the District of Qiebeéc, Certify, thar the Bridge erccted by Me, Jacques Monin, ovekche Bean St.Nicklas, fn che Barish of | 31.'Vhomas, in the County of Devon, callyd Sia Grogor I's ge vost's Brinar, after having been examitied by Mesere, Frans gis Bernier, Français Téiu, and Jeab Baptiste Couillard Du.puis, experts, named sid «worn by us for that purpose, is Be and \u201cea-tubie for Fravellers, Cattle, and Carriages, În'witness wheroof we have hereunto affixed our nanses, E CHS.RIVERIN, J.p, .Co JOS, PRAYER, J.P.\u2018 J.MASSE, ).DP.> .CLAUDE DE'NL'CHAU, 5.P St.Thomas, 224 July, 1814, OST \u2014Two\"'Cuwe, marked Red and White, one of them had the Horns painted Blue, but neirly worn off.\u2014\u2014Any erson finding them and bringing them to Mr.Pursing's #1.ey, UBLIC NO FICE 19 hereby given, that- .the Bubscriber wisl \u201cPetition the Lugisl«ture at the ensuing Semion, for | # law granting hins the exclusive righe of constructing a TOLL \u201c| BRéGE over the Ksser Quelle, Star the Ferry.\u201c .Quebec, 29th July, 1443.JACQUES MORIN, : Fo SAT E=15- pipes or Pore Wine, 10,000 fort red and white pine deck deste.+ Quebec, 27th July, 1818.COIL TMANS® & HALE, Funéate BOGERSON, HUNTER & Co\u2014\u2026\u2014A r 1513.; - \u2019 = : ll - - 3 bY Sabir Behaving bed four Vents experience as private Culler to Merchants in + ucbee, begs leave to inforn his friende\u201dsad the.public, thar he.has commenced as Public\u2019 FC aller of \u2018Timisr, Val, 'Bp.ss sed Plunk; and by strict ate shrink $6 Ropes to Metit « shate of vty + .ynr.\u2019 600 feet whrte ank fen cages ct 6000 de.do.pine - ?a \u2018the Coven.5e Quebec, 6th Avg.161S.Wu.HENDESSOR MCo.! { oo , ome, s Sobn Murray, ditte, To be COLONELS in thé Army.- ; MAJORS ï , Charles Plendetleath, of 49th Foot, William Drummond, of 104th Foot, .'Joha Macdonald, of 64th Foot.* James » of Sth Foot, , Moore of Ds Mguren's Regiment, .Si, cm James Powell, y \u2019 of 1084 Fog de ap, of Watteville\u2019s Regiment, os of 104k Seo, + in Hey Ta irs of Wlsb Foot, » HB AnD de Amy.om re Raginient » Mefer-Gencral G Porter, ro the sd Garon Be caiien, to be Colonel, vice Se GL.) te the Command of the\u2019 26 Font.ow ory 1833, eo STAFF.- Fe be Aroletont, Commasaovées-Gencral to the Forces, Assistance È Thomas Bennet, Dated May , 1818.Anistens-Commiquey-Gencral.James Coffin.One Moy 11, 1818.Te be Depaty dssirtamt-Commariarics=Gensral ts the Forces.Commissariat Clotk Willism A.Thomson.Dated May » 161% ! Commissariat Clerk Robert Reynolds.Dated May 11, : 18)8.RE - 8 .; , Commnissariag Clesk'Thos.A.Stayner, Dated May 11,1813.His: Excellency the Commander of the Forces is pleased to .onder, that sach Officers as are promoted by this Brevet, to the rank of Major-General, continue to discharge the Duties of | the Stations they now fill, until che Coñimands.of His Royal Righoess the Price Regent are made koown, in the sume \u201c manner as if such promotion had not been: notified to the Fortes in this .\"His Excellency the Commander of the Forces is pleased too] by the defenders, aud we saved the lives of ninety who were, 1» .¢ | spprove of the following temporary Appointments-in the Com - Diissariat, viz : : Asustant Commisary General 1.W.Clarke, to be Acting 2 Deputy Comtmiseary General, with che Allowauces of a Deputy Commissary General.ee .Deputy Assistant Commissary General Arquetus Koper, to be Acting Assistant Commissary General, w Genera .Te % ces of Assistant Commissary .« - By His Excellency's Command, : Cee - EDWARD BAYNES, Adjutant-General, .c- : 1 - rr oni A + re ,OENERAL ORDER.De 7 Ce Hzap Quarters, KinasTow.+.+ ' -Adjutant.Gerets ol\u201d et ° - UT ; < Bok duis, 4813.: His Exeellcncy the Commander of the Forces; has received from Major General Sir Roger Sheaffe, a desparch gonveying the official report of Lieut.Col.Murray, detailing the operations of a combined movement on Lake Champlain, which rool - place on the 29th July.The objects of this ser | vice have been fully accomplished by the tors! destruction of sll the encmy\u2019s arsenals, block houses, barracks and stores of every description \u2018at Platsburgh, Swanton aud Chemplein Town, and the extensive barracks at Saranac capable of con tainiog 4000 men, have been burnt.Ail naval, \u2018ordnance and other ores on the west side of the Lake, have been destroyed or carried away.: oo This important servies has been performed with a degree of promptness and regularicy, highly honorable ta the officers di- yecting the ition, and without sustaining agy low ; the Americza Militis amembled at Plattsburgh having recicated without offetin any resistance in defence of thas goer.Lieut.urray reports in strong cornigilie cordial-and he received from pi spirited eo operation A Pring, snd the offiters and seamen of te Navy.aloo.nates that he was most shly ed by Licer Williams, of the 13th regiment, this the diver] spirited conduct of the troops, ameng whom wes à, detachment of the embodied militia of Lower Canada, combined with the rugulariey and divigline evinced co.this cura sion, a wre that the opporsunsty affered, their courage and would ast have bean less comepicu- ou Q The block lrouses and stoves Champleie Town were berne bys of the 100th regiment, under\" thè direction of Capt.Elliot, 1034 regiment, Depe'y.Asst.Or.Master His Eucelleney hes aleo seceived from Capt.Everyed, of Royal Navy, te whose prompt, ssalows snd able assistanpr his Excellency feels highly dard, 8 that after baving cos in che à of the service satad, he tb Me jesty sloops Brooks nd Shannen, 20d » gua bost te Burlington where he found the enemy*e Sotilla superior in farce, mosred under the gretection of à high bank, on which ore pce à ted gh oo | CS ____Numerous artillery; supported \u2018by: other troops,\u201d strong of Major Gen.Hampten, who was report.* ed to have collect all che troops in the vicity of the Lake, amounting to about 3,000, bove Capt.Ewera proceeded twenty miles a Burlington » captured and destroyed four vessels within of the enemy's armed ships, when finding that they could not be induced to venture from a position tm which it was impracticable to attack them, and every object of the -service being fully, a chieved, he returned with the armed vessels to the Isle aux Noix, on the 4th inst.==the land forces under Lieut.Col.Murray having arrived the day receding.y By his Excellency's Eomman 5 EDW \\RD BAYNES, Adjt.General, Oe ev \u2014 \u2014\u2014 cr femorandum of Swedish Troops arrived at Stralsund, \u2026 Foazion-Orrice, June 16, 1815, Ye appears by the latest advices received from His Majesty's servants on the Continent, that successive divisions of Swedish troops had arrived at Stralsund from their different ionts of embarcation in Sweden, the total strength of which Fcclonive of a corps of Pomeranians) is stated to amount to shout 28 men.A private letter from Lord Wellipgton's army mentions, that *¢ there wasa gallant affair between the 10th hupsars, supported by part of the 18th, and a brigade of French cavgi- _ gy, under General Dijon, on the 2d, at a village near Toro Lieutenant Cotran was killed, and Capiaio Ployd made pri- .soner.The 10th and 18'h took 207.prisepere, and but fos the French having much artillery, the eho brigade set.The guards are with the light brigade.\u201d - Sont 16\u2014Cadis papers tothe 26: veunded by 3000 troops; bed, however, fortu.ately beso sestored, .Haupan, July 20, The Duxs or Monson Packed, wich the May mall for Halifax, was\u2018captared by the United States frigece on the 10th lume, ip long 30, lat.43; sad ymeerdey Bere, the MancaziTea Packet, from s in 90 daye, \u201cI pears, from the official letters of Lord Wellington, \u2018that 4 the Allowas- | _ ps trdops.retired with tre -greatest précipitation ; -and the led.; \u2014y \u2018to be the Mary, taken at the surrender of Gen.Hull ; it is al- < F \u2018Our Minisère \u2018| eréated by this approach to the Capital of the-United States, would have beën destroyed.General Dijon ran away at the first en- ultimo, arrived this morning.Their contents are of considerable importance, aa \u2018it appears that his Spcitian MasroTT lea prisener te Lord Wizciais BantincK, and his country house had been our- bot wichent 3 Mal, she haviog oo the Séah June, red by the Atnerican bon ants pliviteer; York Town, of 90 twelve sie was recaptured by the squadron under the Sir J.Beresford.\u2014Having fought the phiyatecr for a coneider- able time; the Packet i injured, and some eiéne \u2018will ., 17 a .: .oo , 7 / \"Ber on, Aug.8.Letest from SPAIN.\u2014By sewers] récent arrivals from Spain; we have Cadiz papers to\u2019) ie 28th, which furnish some very interesting particulars &f war operations in that country.ft sp \u201cFrench were retreating towards the Pyrennes ; that his lordship\u2019s army pamed the: Carrion \u2018oo the 7th, and the Pisnsrgo os the 10th ; that op the 12th the right of the army made a recononis- | sance on Burgos ; that the enemy, under Gen.Reille, was dis- \u2018{ lodged from a potition it had taken nn the heights on the left of Hotrmoga, after which it abandoned another position it had taken on the left of the rivers Arlanzon\u2019 and Urbel, and passed by Bur.gos.WHICH WAS ABANDONED, and the works of the castle \u2018} which had been strengthened with so much labour and expense, were destroyed ay effectually as their time and haste would admit ; that the -crieniy continued to retreat for.the Ebro, on the .| roads of Breviesea and Miranda, followed by the allied army ; | that on the 14th June, Lord Wellington's head quarters were , in Massa de los-Piersqs; on the 15th at Quintana ; on the 16th \u201c| am, Medisa del! Pomar, and on thé same day his lordship passed _} thie Ebro, at the bridge of Arenas; on the 17th the head quar ters were transferred to Quinconses ; on the 18th the allied vand .| guard encountered the rear-guird of the enemy, 6000 strong, be Cnt AOE govowsLs di Army -near Vitoria ; here a smart action emsued, when the euemy left the field covered with ded, and 500 prisoners fell into our hands; that on the same day another column of the enc.pogoders and 116 men\u2014On the 18th July oear Cape Sable, | \u2018Comntand vf | GRNERAL ORDER._ \u2018His Honor the Presideft bas: hoea pleased to accept THE QUEBEC.GAZETTE.~ Ahn Len Apjvutant GEugaar\u2019s Or \\ .Quebee, 17th Au 1818.the resignation of Mason Woorsey of the 1st Battalion Seiect sad Embodied Militia, from the 29th July last.By order of His Honor the President, CHs.CHEVs.DR TONNANCOUR Asst.Adjt.M.QUEBEC: 1 s THURSDAY, AUGUST i9, 1818., \u2014th .We have received no intelligened from Burope this week, excepting the.Briush Army into \u2018the Notth of Spain, the evacuation of Madrid by the French, and the additional fact, that Lord Wellington had crossed the Biro and advanced to Victoria.tis probable, that Suchet will follow the example of his friends oo the western balf of the country and retire, if possible, into Catalonia s leaving almost the whole Kingdom in possession of * the Insurgents.\u201d The following intelligence, which was received yesterday forenoon by the Steam Boat, has diffused general satisfaction in this city.It relieves us from that anxse- ty which is the natural a4endant on the expectation of a contest in which we are-materially interested.It peoves that tue early and constant exertions of the enemy to my were attacked, driven into the mountains of Biscay, and their military chest, containing six millions of resin taken ; | \u201cthat the French-troors opposed.by.Lord Wellington, were -}-commanded by king.Joseph, in person, and were estimated at 4000 infantry, and 7,000 cavairy-; that besides these, there were about 13,000 more in Navarre.: i, the highest spirit of enthusiasm ;! that since the union of the whose present supplies were ample, and whose future support was securéd through the Bay of Biscay.bac .20\" 1\" Mapnip, June 11\u2014'8, 1819.We learn that a British and Spuinsh force has landed in the neighborhood of Bilbm, and made prisoners of 4 or 500 French dragoons.: .All the ministers of Joseph left Burgos on tt 12th June; and où the FSrh, the\u2019 Castle was blown up, the explosion of which was heard thirteen leagues.I'he city was covered with the ruins} but fortunately none of the inhabitants were killed ; the\u2018injury faibng on the Vandals, of \u2018whom three companies all bur 11 men perished.Co Cantuacena, (Murcia) June 21.\u2014The.corps under the Duke of P rque and General Elio have.advañced on Valencia, (south.of Spain.) On the Jüth June, Marshal Suchet left Va © lencia for Teruel ; and General Harispe, since the destruction of the batteries, -has retired with the Artillery for Segorbia.Maorio, June 18 \u2014The enemy having evacuated Valen.via and Murviedro, our troops have taken possession of them.Je allied expedition from Alicant have tiken Tarragona, snd the Col.de Balaguer ; in the last place they left a garrison of 3000 men.In ihe capture of this castle, the loss was suffered prisoners _ Capiz, June 22.\u2014The Empecinido has taken three detachments of the enemy.- : \u201cThe army of Gallicia bas passed the Ebro for Remosa.A part-of the ermy:of Resetve hae arrived at Sulumaneas, vers: Extract of a letter from Spain.; 8 CaD:2, June |.For the.fourth rime since the famous 2d of May, 1831, /the :Rrench massacre at Madrid) have the |French evacuated the capitalof this country, Letters from thence state, that the place was abandoned about six days ago.Empetmado entered nnmediately afterwatds, at-the head & mrongy parry of Tbenillas, * He found the place completely sacked'; every thing valuable had beed darrieduéff or destroy: + he rayal.eabinet of natural history, one of the most ex: tensive i the wprld; -was culled of every ching rare and \u20ac ri- ous ; *he place asripped of :ts costly-furnmure ; the whrechou- ses of cloths plundered.In short, every species af depredation, worthy of gothic ages, was éommifted upon the unfortumate town and inhabitants of Madrid\u201d But théir suffreings are proba- again.* Admiral Warren's Squadyen., \u201d We have ne distinct accoutts of the position, or views, of Admiral Warrei\u2019s squadron.It is however, probable, that it lies near the mouth of the Potomae, and will remain there fds swine days, in order to water and provision the ships.\u2018The Annapolis paper of the 29th July, says nothing about the squadron, or of any alarm, from the apprehension of a'visit, From Lake Evic.\u2014Our accounts-from Lake Erie.are to July 10, at which time it was said, there was five British vessels near our hines, viz.the chip Queen Charlotte, brig Hunter, Lady Prevost, two gun-boats, and a \u2018large sthooner, supposed\u2019 vo.added, that as the enemy are very strong, and o: r squadron \u2018æot only infetior in size and number, \u2018but id, the complement of men, something serious may be daily expected.i res by the last Albany mail from Fort George, mention the deaths of Cols.Tuttle and Christie\u2014who have fui} victims to the fever which now prevails at that post.Accounts from New-Orleaus state, that the town and fort of St.Lou's, in the Missouri Territory, have been taken by the _Beitishe=force, 200 British, 400 Indians, \u201c| : Bleckade of Narth Carolina, The British squadron which lately appéared on the North Carolina coast have wholly left those waters, .3° Failure of the Mediation.* \u201cPhe papers also state that the patriots are reanimated with - Spanish pattisans;.their.allied Yorce sisted of 100,000 men, Bose Present subies were male.angie © er they.took them to be.bly at an end.The French hade reti-ed never to enter the place | make himself master of Lake Ontario, have been rendered ineffectuat; and furuishes the best grounds of confidence for the future.Ca | it is probable that the operations on land will now he resumed.We hope; before long, to hear of a suitable catastrophe to Mr.Madison's invasion of Canada; sucha one as will convince him and his adherents, that the Bri- \u201ctish Government and the peuple of Canada are not what Heap QuARTELS, Kingston, 14h Aug.1813.and \u2018Commander of the Forces, from Commodore Sir James Y80, dated off York, at half past | P.M, on the i Vth inst.the following: particulars have been transmitted of the capture and loss of four of the Enemy's Armed Schooner.; < On Tuesday Évening last the 10th instant, the Enerñy's Squadron under Commodore Chauncey, got under weigh from their anchorage off the mouth of the Niagara river; aud with à fine br.+ ze fiom the Eastward stood towards our fleet, which was Lecaimed off the Post'at tsvelve mile Creek.At sun-set a breeze coming off the land, gave us the wind of the Enemy, when our Squadron stood for them, on which they immediately bore away from us under as much sail as their schooners could carry to keep up with their larger vessels.The Enemy's schooners, two schooners being placed to windward for the purpose of raking the masts of our Squadron as it should come up.At eleven the squadron got within gun shot of the schooners, when they opened a btisk fire, and from their going so fast it was niore than an hour before mow ship, could pass them.- _ - At this time the rest of the Squadron was two and three miles astern of the Wolf, and on her \u2018coming up with the Madison and Pike, they put before the wind and made sail, firing their stern chace guns.Sir James Yeo finding it impossible to get the Squadron up with the enemy, as the Wolf was the only the Wolfe, our head \u201cship which cold keep up with them, made sil between them and the two Schooners to windward, which he captuted, and long 32 and orie long 12 pounder, with a comp 1 men.Two, of the enemy's largest Schooners, the Scourge carrying sail td keeo from our Sqaadron, and all on board: pes nished, in number about one hundred.Lo By this lose and the capture of the two Schooners, the enamy\u2019s Squadron has heen reduced to ten Vessels, and ours ingrenned to eight.+ It is ascertained thar the Pyke mounts 28 pounders, and has a complement of 420 men, and that the Madison mounts 32-32 pound carronades, with 340 men.Nine \u2018boat loads of Troops were taken on, board their Squadron .on Monday, for the purpose, it is supposed, of repelling the boarders, : .: The Wolfe has not received ary material damage, and-ant | à person was hurt on board.The prisoners were landed from \u2018her on the 11th, and the dumages of the Growler were repais mg.She had lost her bowsprit and was otherwase much cat up.Nothing could exceed the eagerness and enthusiasm manifested by the Officers and menserving on board of our Squadron, for and regret expressed by all were that their opponents, though so superio r in guns, weight of metal and men, would be toc wary to éfford , 3 action, the contest for the ascendency on \u2019 \u2014 - The Plattsburgh newspaper has published some infz- mous aspersions on the conduct of our iroops when they were in possession of that piace and the vieunty.the Lake, counnitted, it was probably by their own vagabonds.Of their expertness at this, we have had some exampies, -both in peace and in war.This Plattsburgh paper, at least, furnishes evidence, that we did not sed as officer and à company of men to take down the Press, bisru the wood work, and melt the Types, as was done at York, by order of General Dearborn.It would have been more for the honor of this gentleman, had he (et the work be done, as it naturally would have heen, by the says a lag london paper,) ex-officially ae \u2018vatréd ther having rejected the proffered nicdiation of Ruse olny Betweer this country and the U.States; and it is even ! wld; thatthe conduct of Sir\u2018Sir J}.B.Warren is under censure | for having 0 prematurely granted passports to Messrs, Gal- | latin and Bayard, whose diplomatic mission will, doubtless, \u2018 hyve ober objects in view upon the Continent, than merely \u2018that'ef 8 Pacication with England, \u2014 \u2014=====\" ~~ \u2014 : ; ++ \u2014 Kinaston, (U.C.) August 10.up the Potomac, carefully sounding their way 10 two divisions ; the first consisting of six vessels under Admiral Cockburn, the other several miles lower \u2018down, consist ng of five sail, une der Admiral Warren.Much anxiety, bustle and alarm pre vails, Every thing has been in motion-\u2014the papers in the Public Offices packed for removal if requisite, and the neces-ury measures are all eaken.\u201d BE ; We are not suprised at the \u2018* anxiety, büstle, and alarm,\u201d ¢ The Enemy's feu are procecding gradually but slowly when the barbarian conduct of the Am-ricans is recollected in burning the Houses of Legislature, Courts, and public Records, in their late occupation of Yorks and a private dwelling was sacrificed in the same manner, because it once had been a Government house.\u2014Should the Capitol, and the aplendid résidence of the President at Washington, fall victims to retahation, the Americans cannot but allow ir to be à just reiribution of their repeated wanton aggression upon Ciwil Character, hitherto held inviolate.The frequent instances of disregard to the usages of War evinced by the American Generals, and their ready forgetful .ness of benefits conferred upon their officers and men when \u2018prisoners of war, are strong traits of meanness in the Nation.a} character.While thousands of Americans, taken in arme, \u2018have been liberated ao engagements Dot to serve against G.Britain or her until larly exchanged, the sacred.new of which parade is daily violated ; their Commanders, to swell a hig of Captives, ransack the wards of Hospitals, and the very cells of Goals for prisoners to parole, in common with the respectable inhabitants, and let loose upon society villains confined for atrocious uffences.Monrazar, Avg.14.1818.\u2018RR is now assertained from every quarter of the Province, the crope of Grain, Hay, Fruits and vegetables will be shandant.The wasther for securing the two former has for several weshs past ne, which has gi- additions) worth to the quality of herve.Pridey ut whan of this year's growth was offered in ® Jif I.1 8@ disposed.leaders of the Baltimore Rioters who bave the honer of | hoiding Commissions in the American Army.We know the prerext that was made use of for the destruction of the Press at York.We know aiso that it was false s and General Dearborn might have known it, if he had been But of this em passant: we do not mean tu justify-ourseives forany thia_ of, this sort, of which we may be accused, by the: ersmple of the American © | Army.: \u201c Extvacs of Letters from Washington, June 15th and 20th.| ~~ or : Co] It is reported in town, we helieve not without foundation, that His Excelleacy the Governor in Chief bas proceeded from Kingston for York.\"PORI OF QUEBEC, a : \u2014 2 oo ARRIVED.Ave.12.\u2014Brig Lapwing, M*Pherson, 25 days from Halifax, to W.Burns, cargo Ram and Sugar.Sailed under convoy of His M.8.Indian.: 18\u2014Bng Harmony, Philip, 66 days from London, via Cofk,- to government, general cargo.\u2014\u2014 Brig Resolution, Carr, 66 days from Greenock.via \u2018Cork, to H.Black, general ._ : ~==e Brig Goud Intent, Roxborough, 73 days from Portsmouth, to Patterson, Dyke & Co.in ballast.~~ \u2014\u2014 Schooner Victory, Fournier, 11 days from Gaspé, to order, cargo fish.a 14 \u2014Schooner Trafalgar Nelson, Floyd, 26 days from Halifax, to Irvine; \\Tacnaught & Co.cargo rum.\u2014\u2014 Bark Rodrick.Peart, 74 days from London, to Wm._ Quiatt, in ballast.: _16\u2014Ship Royal Yeoman, 22 days from Halifax, to government, cargo, ordnance and other stores.pass-ngers, capt.Larbine, R.A.servant, and one bombardier and family.~= Ship Edward Ellice, Lenox, 77 daysfrom Liverpool, to\u2019 » in ballase, 4 - TELEGRAPH, Avevsr V9th, 1818, Position of Vessels signalized coming up the River.No.8, (St.Roc) 1 brig; 11, (Kamouraska) 4 ships, 1 brig, añd ! echooner ; 12, (Pelerin's Istes) 1 ship and S briga.9 o'Clech, À.M.H.M.S.RoTa will sail from Brandy Pot, on Sunday the 224 instant.\u2019 \u2014 a OR SALE by François BuTrau.\u2014\u2014Abaet One Hun- for aa! Was said to da remarkably good., a Quebec, 19th Avguw, 1019.ion of thé advante of he | By accounts received by His Excellency the - Governor in Chicf which proved co be-the Julia'and Growler, each mounting one | of often and the Hamilton of gine gun, upset on the night of 9th in | long 24 | a close engagement with the enemy, and the only apprehension them the opportunity \u2018of terminating by a desisive | If any private property has been destroyed, or outrages | dred Quintals Dry COD FISH, in good condition.| a ARMY BILL3 LOST, \"= en han Swan on pi, Evening o » wgust, Two Army Bills of lage each.Dates and Numbers a follows © 0 Dok No.2845, March 16, 1813.\u2014No nse, March pox 181%.ol : - Whoever the same, Wi please ive not; .Office, and on delivery thereof a handsome.reward will bn givea,\u2014==Quebec, 19th August, 18'3.E the à Justices of the for trict of , certify, that the Bridge erected by Mr.Alexis Gosselin, over the River Boyer, in the Rirish ot st Wellies, in the County of Hertford, after examination by Messieurs Joseph Nadeau, J.Bte.Cazeau and Bonsventurz Langelier, experts, named and sworn before us for that purs ee remit for the pascige of Travel., Cattle Catriages.\u2026is witness whereof, we have igned che present.CHs.RIVERIN, J.p, signed _.JOs.FRASER, J pr St.Vallier, 5h Aug.1818, SALES BY AU! TION.On FRIDAY 20th inst.at the Subseriber\u2019s Auction Room, General Assortment of Dry Goods, consisting of super.A five and common cloths, cassimercs, Bannels, furnitgre and fancy calicoes, dimities, shawls, Irish linen, cotton siring, striped cotton, cotton hose, black velver, French cam.beick, cotton cambrick, SO dozen military shoes,and a v,, tiety of other afticles.\u2014=A1.80 6 Casks best vinegar \u20146 Boxes Martinique Noyesur, and 2 Kegs plug tobacco.=.by FRAs.QUIROUE I, - Quebec, 19th August, 1818.- -Auct\u2019r.& Br,\" i & MELVINS' Auctiop Room, at.ONL o'Clock, ~IFTEEN packages ry Goods, now.danding from og F board the Resalution, fronx Leith, aud Harmony from Londo:\u2014coraisting 19.cloths, cassemergs, calicges, mens\u2019 and womens\u2019 cotton-and worsted bose, shawls 4-4, Irish linens, cotton \u2018shirting, coloured threads, silk hats, ymljtary, wrong calf, youths\u2019 and womens! shoes, avd a variety of other ars ticles suitable for the season ALSO; ; \u2018Ten Casks bottled.rou SW invdela vory-vuperior quality.Six Hhds.and 8.Bbls.bigght.Muscovado sugar, - : 5 Bbls.and 7 bays best green coffee,.i.© Twenty baskers,rajsins, =~ .20 Two puncheons excelle:t strong vinegar, in small, lots, Ditto best Jamaica Shrub, ++ 1 à Three kegs plug and 2 do.twist tobacco, = |, .- Six barrels tar.+ - Quebec, 18th August, 1818., .Ce a On MONLAY next, the 28d instant, at ONE o'clock on St : Co Andrew's Wharf, ~.| SARs Complete Suit of Sails for a Brig of 140 to160 aly .tons, new, and in the best order.Lower and topmast\u2019 rigging, stays, &c.new \u2018and ready fitted.for a vessel of the above size.=~ ©.= Blocks strap\u2019d and ready fitted for do.LX.* > Toe spunyarn and oakum, ail cloth, sailtwine, tar.itch and turpentine, glass ware, and a variety of other articles - AFTER WHICH, A general amortment of Bry Goods, now landing, consist ing of superfine and fine cloths, flannels} dimities, cotton cam.bricks acd shisting, calicoes, shawls, muslins.&c.Co - L.DELAMRE, N.B.Por the mils, rigging and: blocks, app-o\"ed Biils of Exchange on London, ar the current Exchunge, will be take, if an accommodation to the purchasers, : Quebes, 17th Aug.818.+: = \u2018On TUESDAY next, the 24th inst.at the Subscriber's Auc.Lo tion Room, af ONE d'Clock A Few DRY GOODS\u20140 Hampers English \u2018Cheese, & ; a vañety of other articles.ueber, Eth August, 1818.the Forencon, on Mr.Obadiah Aylwinss Whart : BOUT Four Tons of Excellent English HOPS, which - may be any day previous to the Sale, \u2018by applying to Mr.AgLwin.\u2014Sald \u2018© commente precisely at LEVEN o'clock, by + JONES, WHIPE & MELVIN, - Quebec, 10th Aug: 1878 °° Auct\u2019m.& dra, Lc.FOR 5 Lk ¥ AE SUBSCRIBER.7 TSHAMBER dnd\" Slacksnith *Coals, a few Balf barrels\u2019 ; Herrings and sdrdi ies, in kegs, put up for family use and'in excellent ortfer.L'DELAMARE, _,- Quebec, 18th Adgun, 1°13, \"* cL CES ROR SALE, A CHOICE Afwort , by o- 17 + Queen's Whatt! - fs in SBN ae Tal + - cat 47 IR.+ MonTreard.[PY Verte ta WRIT to} EXECUTION is- \u201c© wit, 3 ) surd0r OF HY - Bench, héldimgco i.Plait 4 £ - 0 treal, in\u2019the mid \"district tmerehènt, ist tie lahds and tee nements of \u2018thé devessed, in bicdiferteimeddfalie stmt plade, strder,\u201d in the Public, \u2018as: Garatbritor®ie said Vatan® ewetession 10 mé d:réct- ed ; T'have seizedr and&taker\u2019in-\u2018exveationt-ait being\u201d lands'and tertétittits.beloriging to the said vitantdutlesmiont of the said AMOS BROW NSON;<¢Junior, in tH hands of the wid Jo- h Desautels, assCurætér as ¥oresaid,\u2014744] that tertain piece ground or emplééenient sithated in Nofre*Dathe Street, in the city of Montreal; aforesaid, contaihihg®ir Front, fifty feet by one hundred and eighty feet in depth.without guarantee as to the exact measure, founded in front\u201d by *he'said street Noo tre Dame, in the rear by the glacis \u2018with reserve of the King's rights) joining on one side \u2018to Alexander Henry.Esquire, and on the other side to Dominique Rous, with a two sory stone house thereon erect.d, and the right of passage in_tie gateway adjoining the prenhises\u2019of thefsaid Dominique Rouse seau, also the right of che gable ends or murs mitoyens, as the same shall belong or appertain to the above dacribed premi-es,.the whole as the said premises now are and may be found to extend, with all and every the rights, members and appure tenances thereunto belonging.And also the following lots of land situate, lying and being in the \u2018Township of Beckinghom, in the said district, that is to say, the lor number twenty five, in the firm ange.\u201cThe ot number tw-nty-live.in the secoud range The lots number twenty-two, (wenty four, and twenty-five, in che third range; and the Int number, rweiye hsm.Now I do hereby give norice, that the said laid: and ~ | tenements will be sold and adju iged to the highest bidder, at my Office, in the city of Montreal, aforesaid, on MONDAY the WE STIETH day of DECE ASER next, ac ELHVe 1 of the clock in the forenoon, at which time and place the conditions of sale will be mude known.: Sr * FREDk.W.ERMATINGER, Sheriff.All and every person or persons having claims on the above dederibed lands and tenements, by mortgage or other right or incumbrance, are hereby advertised to give notice therecf to the seid Sheriff, st his Office 2foresnd, according to Law; land further that no opposition dfia d'annuller or afin de distraire the whole or «iy part of the sud linds 1.4 tenements, or afm de charge 97 servitude on the sathe, w It be received by the sad Sher\u201d.during tae fifteen d:y< previous to the sale thereof.+ Sheps Ofc, 14th \u2018vgn, wg, .MoxnTa¥ar BY uedty Wit ofc XEC ON to wit ?sued put of Hin Majesty's Court of Kins Bench, holding \u2018civil pleas, in° wd for the district\u2019 of Montre al, aforeviid, at the suit of Jean Baptiste Sauvé, of *ne Serg- niory of Vaudreuil, in.:hésaid dixriêr, yeoman, and Thereze aid tenements of Charles Daqut, of the parish of Ste.Jeannr, on the Isle Perrot, in the said dirict, yeoman, to fe directs ed, I have seized and taken in execution a3 belonging to the said CHARLES DAOUT, a land situated and being in the parish of Seiste Jeinne, on the Is.Perrot, aforesaid, containing oe t \u2018and + half in trent, by forty arpeuts® depth, bounded in the front by an arm of the Grand or Orta wa niver, inthe rear by Antoine Laduc, and Anteine Sap.vage, on one side by Pierre Vallois, and on the othér side by François Dabut, wich à house and other buildings thereon erected.Now | do hereby give notice, that the said land and premises will be sold and adjudged to the highest bidder, it the Church Door of the parish of Sainte Jeawne, on the Ide Perrot, aforesaid, on VONDAY the TWENTIETH =~ ff DECEMBER next, at TEN of the clock 1a the forenoan, at .§ 4 Ou SATURDAY next, the 21st.inst.at JONES, WHITE Four Hawsers of 4 to 7 inches, several coils of small cordage, fleet formed a long line, the Pike, Madison, Oneida and six _THOMAS AYLWIN.On TUESDAY \u2018he 7ch of September next, at !F ociockin \"of 4-4 3nd 7-8 Irish LINENS, w.MO | vsryh @bart King's i didrict 7 Montred] \u201caforétaid, \"anslnaty of Bierve Bertifetot, of the city of Mone ay.vacathtASucétaitér of Afiey:Btowason, junicr, hands* of Joseph®Desausshi ales of shies WW\" pice\u2019 Notary three, in the fourth range, of the said Low chip of Tuckige : Marti, -his Wife; by him daly authorised; against the linds\u2014\u2014 TY PN glock in Ÿ gi sale entre ce | duite de civitamm Bayard, abju:s en l'Ang \"© Par pl dix jusqu intéress.! d'après 1 Frauguis de Lord \u201830; que que l\u2019enn qu'il ave aprés que Là gauche qui fut-al cobté tan hommes, quel e 1 sennicrg autre cal zen 13,0) Les p wea au tne ia don bes out 10« Mas Angles ; mafan Tous et le 13 13 lieue \u20181.men: a Vandal en Fons Duc de sd de Valence tion de Ma Murvi alliée \u20ac daus ba hes.ceux q étoient Car mens ¢ L'A partie Cai 2 Mai ont év que la sout r est en filles, æ A rening of 50 Dol.¢ at thy | will be Da ected ish of §¢, ation by; venture hat pur.Travel.Room, of supers furniture on sure.ch came d d vo vy, and UE, .& Be, WHITE ck.Tom og y from ns\u201d and h linens, 4 strong ther aru ~~ k on St, 0 t0160 ly fitted.cordage, teh and les consiste on, Cam.PES R E.| Biils of e takey \u2019 T's Auce reese, & LWIN.8: > which lying to LEVEN VIN, & irs, | barrelg \u2018for fa- SRE, À, INENS, R., IGN ise \"King's ontredl F Mose: and tes ide, 1h the Notary direct.ndy' and Ne said id Join piece \u2018ect, IR ty feet \\nree ap et Noe King's re, and 0 siory in tne Rouse as the mises, .und to appure lots of ghem, ventye in the r, and verge kings ds and idder, DAY Vid e the riff.above ht or f to Law; traire r afin e sad eof.WN ia in;r's ntre Se:g- ervze Linde anne irecte the nthe cofe Its i Ours Sap.side ereon d ard er, at p Ide f a, 3 - N of sale wil be made known.purs divisions de troupes ~uédoises 3 Straleunde de | der alliés reasapers l'arriére-ganfe de resta, the conditions of tolé will de + a celtes =.- vr ! \u201com wd aden ven.Dos * « gow em .amch tisse and placs .PS : ! Besns is -, an 0 .Qa 2 town.|.FREDE.W.ER dATINSER, L'escaére Angloiss qui» ee rls Bio inka | enter All and every Bl poco, by eS chiens on the a= Caroline du Nord, a entièrement lniseé cos cœux.parti de Ki pove described | A ia, A ' ; right De - \u2019 0 or inc ser, at his Len the Le Mobtreal, 2c- Nes détail du Lac Erié vont Juiqu'an 19 Fuitlet, auquel | Snell Sw te Law ; 30d further that 80 opposition gle dames.\"® °° #R qU'l y awit cing vaisesuz Anglois priv da ses | Gobo, x : ere d distraire, the whole or any part of the said land Lc avoir : le navire Quecn Cherlette, be Brig Nestor, Lody S208 wt cot air [igure Sviote, l'Himoise rar fe \"of afin dr charge es servitude où the willbe 1°.deux chaloupes canonnières, et woe gross ge Ancicase ec 1 \u20ac cer ta Lictérecuré, la 2d ed the sid Sheri, daring the Gftecn dayepravieante 12e, cu \u2018oppose être Mary, prise lorsque Ie-Général piaii Céograghio Moderne, + dames, aus Grammer previous ne rendit ; on dit anabi que comme l\u2019ennongs cat'crèmMMér, et que T° Latise, sur la Presodié @& le Grammaire Françoise.Lie : notre eacadre est inforicure non seulement dar grandeur et on 0% Sutes eu à expliquer les Auteurs Latine survane, I'tpiseme FonistaL ; gran de Mr.'Homend, De viris illustribub + rbis Roms, Cielten sued out of His Majesty's Court of King's » Mait Encore en nombre d'hommes, on doit s'attendre Vire: » a to di civil leas, in and fou thy ourt King's tous let jours à chose de-sérieux.©.=e | Virgileet Horace.Le cout a été terminé par un ['iaideyer.Bench bo ug = Pp kt of : Dutrict of Mon- Lés nouvelles par dernière malle du Fort à Alhany, Les Acieurs étoient Mra, Frangois Blanchet et Philippe treal, forte the mid district, Marie a Rose, of meationnent la mort des Colonel s Tottle.& rte ly qui sont prenons Juges.Mr.\u2018Läureot Amiot, aceusateur de Mé- Dents of Lows Thomas Berlinguer, of the parish of hein en ses de he re Ju ogne dans ce posts.per Mr.J re He Das Paix.: .: nou 3 1 disent i i .Vineet de Paul, the said Jiuriat, Sculpey te mé dures Fort de St.Louis, dans TT yas en Prix Ee Stconpe V cas.\u2014 Etienne Chartier: seized execution beleng \u20ac |.gloise jet: A.xcelleuce.Dizto.-# Magloire Mlanchiet.Si LOUIS 1 HOMAS BELINGUET, à piece of land sea.LE a EE tn 200 Anglois et 407 Sauvages | Leurs Bolduc.En simumt, we tthe Cle eles ed res Forel ios Vincent | Retrait de Lettre de rade 1280; te 10 Août.Shur Louis Bolduc.Prix d'Escelleoce.front, by forty fee arpents in dep, more or less, bounded «6 Les vaisseaux, de \u2019enmiemi anontent gredueihement mais Yeasion \u2014 Thomas Picard, Tuuss.\u2014Victor Hatnel.in the re y.Blézeard, ve wthe rear by the lentement le Potomac, sondmt soi gneusement leur chemin en to.\u2014Pierre Mercure.Dato.Bourget.End- of Saint viez oa one side by Charles Row, | deux divisions ; la première consistant en six vaisseaux sous l\u2019A- VER3-\u2014S:annlas Amiot., Vuasion.\u2014lgnace and on the other side by Simon Hotte.Now f do hereby give notices that the said piece of land will be sold and ad- fr iged to Ibe highest bidder, at the Church Door of the parish of \u2018aint Vinéent de Paul, aforesad, on MONDAY the T~UNTIETH day of DECEMBER next, at TEN of the dk in the forenoow, \u2018at which time and place the conditions | FREDx.W.-ERMATINGER, Sheriff.All and every persos er persons having \u2018claims on \u2018the\u2019 a bove described Lund, mangas; or other right or incum- brane, are hereby advertised te give notice thereof to the cil ori, aris Offa the Ce Akpan sal, acco ing to w; and that -no opp or\u2019s Frain , the whole or avy \"pert the mid tend, or din a oe She de pose bY the id Sheriff, dormg ¢ ious to the sale FE ot EE GussaU DES ArrAInES ETRANGERES, LE 16 JUIN, 1815.+} paruit par les derniers avis reçus des employés de Sa Ma.font sar Je Continent » Qu'il étôit arrivé successivement ple re diferens points d'embarquement en Suède.On dik que leur force vocale (À l'exclusion d'un corps de Pornéraniens) se monte à environ 28,000 Une lettre privée de l'armée du Lord Wellington die qu'il miral Cockburn, l'autre de cinq vaisseaux sous l\u2019Amiral Warten.Tout ent inquiétude, confusion et alarme, Tout a été en mouvement.Les papiers dans les Offices Publics ont été entpag ue- \u201ctév pour les transporter s'il en mesures nécessaires\u201d.\u201c Nous ne sommes par surpris de l'inquiétude, de la confusion et de l'alarme causées par cette approche de la Capitale des Etats-Unis, lorsque nons nous rapnellons la conduite barbare des Américains quand ils ont fait brûler les maisons de la 1.6 &is'ature, des Cours et les Offices Publics, dans leur prise ré Gente de York: et une maison particul'ère a été sacrifiée de la: méme manière parcequ\u2019elle avoit une fois été une maison du Gouvernement.Si le Capitole et.la demeure splendide du ( Président à Washington, de ve.oient les victimes de représailles, les Américains ne pourroient regarder cela que comme un jusqu'à présent regardé comme sacré.Les exemples fréquene du peu d'égards pour les usages de la guerre qu'ont montré les \u201cGénéraux Américains, et leur promptituded oublier les bienfaits conférés à deurs Officiers et leurs hommes lorsqu'ils ont été prisonniers de guerre, sont des tra ts frappans de bassesse dans le caractère national.-Tandis que des milliers d'Américains, pris en armes, ont été élargis sous prouzestes de ne point servir contre l\u2019Angleterre ou ses j Ailiés, qu'ils ne fussent régulièrement échangés, laquelle pro y 2 eu une action courageuse entre le 10e.des houssards, sup- rté a Fn soes-le Général Dijon, lc.2.a un Village près de To.so Le Lieutenant Coton a été tué, et le Capitaine 1.loyd fut prisonnier.be 10e.et be 16c.ont fait 207 prisonniers, et si ce n'eût été que les Français qui avoient beaucoup d'artillerie, | b'igade entière auruit été détruite.Le Général Dijon s'est sové dès le commencemsent.Les gardes du corps sont avec k briy: de \u2018éyère.; l - Losones le 16 Juin.ll est arrivé ce matin \u2018des Papiers de Cadix jusju'a5 26 du mois dernièr.Leur contenu est de très grande imporéa:ice car 11 paroît que sa Majesté Sicilienne est prisonmièr- du Lord William Bentinck, et sa_maison de campagne avait été investie p-r 3000 hommes de troupes ; la |.tranquilhté avoit cependant été rétablie.| Nos Ministres (dit un Papier récent de Londres,) ont a\u201c voué qu\u2019ils avoit rejecté la mediation offerte par la Russie entre ce Pays et les Etats-Unis ; et l'on dit même que la con | quitede Sr J B.Warren est sous ensure pour avoit: si pré-.| \u201ceivitamment accordé des passeports à Miegssieurs Gallatin et Bayard, dont la mission diplomatique aura sans doute d'autres objuis en vue sur le Continent, que, celui d\u2019une paix avec l'Angleterre, .\u2014 Ç ; ! cee co BOSFONF1E S d'Aour, 1818; Nouvelles les plus récentes de I Espagne.© Par plusieurs arvivées récentes nous avous ds papiers de Ca- dix juequ\u2019ab Z4 Juin, qui fouraigeent des porticularités très intéres.ntes des opérat us Je Îa guerre en \u20ac pays.1} paruît d'après les Lettres Ofkcielie du Lord.Wellington; que les Frauçois faisoient leur retraite vers los _es ; que l'armée do Lord Wallington pass le Carrion fw T;-ec be Pimargo le\u201d \"10; que Je 12 la drejie du l'armée alla Te sue eille fut une que l'ennerhi, sous le Général lé position qu'il avoit prise sar des h.uteurs ew la gauche du Hormeza après quoi i] 7h «ndonna êne Neraires, le | septiènib jour d'Avril mitRai cent doure- _ Or Je *dotine \u2018avis r le présenté Îë dic'émplizement \u2018vutiét de\u2018 totre\u2019 sers end wigs tn haut enéhémmeur, 'meéd BUREAU, | dans la Ctté de Müneréat cusdité, MARDI, \u2018fe: SEPTIEME Jour de DECEMBRE prochéin, à DFX heures de mat, auxquels tems ét\u2018et les conditions de fa vente seront\u2019 énoncées.we 0 PREDx.W.ERMATINOCER, Shéiif, : Tous eens quilont des prétentions sur l'emplacement ou lot de terre ci-dessus désigné, soit>par hypothèque ou autre droit ou servitude, sont par le présent avertis d'en donner avis audit Shérif, à son Bureau dans la Cité de Montréal susdit, suivant \u2018la lois7et de plus qu'aucune apposition afin d'annuller ou afin de distraire le tott ou partie du dit emplacement où lot de terre, ou afin de charge ou servitude sur icelui, Ne sera reçue par le dit Shérif, durant les quinze jours qui en précéderont la vente.Bureau du Shérif, le 20 Juillet, 1813, -MOSTREAL, LÉ NS veriu d'un URDRE d'EXECU TION, Savgir.5 éfiané de Ja Cour du Dunc du Roi de Sa TF4 Causes Civiles, dans et pour le District \u2018de Mogtréal wisdir, à La poursuire de James Heath, Marchand, \"dela Cité ef District dé Qtibeg, contre lesTerres oo Possessions -de Thomas Barlow, Marchand, des \u2018Faincries, yrés de la \u201cCité de \u2018wentréal, et de Jeseph Rarlow, 'Marchäpd, du même \u2018leu, 2 rhoi \u2018adréssé, J'ai sais) et pris en-Erécotion comme ap- partépant à THQMAS BARI QW, url.desdits Défendeurs, use Terre vertu d'un ORDRE DEXECU VION, Savoir.{ émaué de la Copr du Banc du Roi.de Sa Majesté, pour les Causes Civiles, dans et pour Je, District de Montréal susdit, à la poursuite de Louis Chaboillez, Ecuyer, Notaire Public, de ls Cité de Montréal, dans le dit iistrice, et Marguerite Conéfray son épouse, de lui duement autosi- sée, contre les terres et possessions de.Nichajus Cottrel,.Mar- chand, ci-devant du même lieu,;à moi adressé, j'ai saisi et ris \u2018en exécution comme appartenant au dit NICHOLAS COTTREL, un lot de terre situé dans la Cité de Montréal susdite, contenant soixante pieds de front, sur éent dix-huit pieds en profondeur sur la ligne du Nord-Est, et cent vingt pi«ds en profondeur sur la lgnç du Sud-Ouest, mesure Fran- = \u201cgoise, plus ou moins, bornée en front par la Rue Saint Jacques, par derrièrespar la Rue des fortifications, du côté Nord.Est par Jabez\u2019 Dean Dewitt, et du côté Sud-Ouest par le du Louis Chaboillez.Or je donue avis par le présent que le die Jot de terre sera-vendu et adjogé au plus haut enchérisseur, à mon BUREAU, dans la Cité de Montréal susdite, MARDI le SEPTIEME Jour de DECEMBRE prochain, à ONZE -beure«du matin, auxquels tems et lieu les conditions de Ja vente seront énoncées.=; .FRED«.W.ERMATINGER, Shérif.| Tous ceux qui ont dés prétentions \u2018ur le lot de terre ci.déssus désignée, soit par hypothéque ou autre droit ou servitude sont © pur de présent avertis d'én donnêr avis au dit Shérif, à soñ Bu- geau, dans la Cité.de Montréal susdite, suivant th nor; et\u2019 de Jus qu'aucune opposition afiñ d'annuller ou afin de distraire.tout ou partic du dit lot de terre, ou\u2019 afin \u201cde \u201d charge eu servitude sir icelle, ne sera redue par le die Sherif durant les quinze jours qui en préçéderz né la vente, a est 4 : Büreau dy Shérif,, le 29\"Juillét, 1819.i kin a 9 Montréal Ex vertud'va ORDRE LYEXECUTION, é- savoir, Jie Mané de la cpur du Banc du Roi de sa Ma.réal \u201censdit, & de poursuite de-Pierre Gauthier; Cordennier, de Montréal,» dans Jé die; Districtÿ contre des tettes; et\u201d posscssins d'Amable Gaudry, 4tbti Cordonnier, de même : lieu, à moi adressé, j'ai saisi et-prismn exécution, - oy soit par hypôthéque ou autre droit ou servitude, sont par le Quelques milliers de Douves 3 Tonnes W.O.prêtes à être\" Vendre rar ROGERSON HUNTEK & Cr.Quelques 4 A KRGOMI.ieD'ene parsonde cipablb d'eoscigner L, -Québer, le: 18 Août, 1818 \u2026.: À vneshpigr AUS \u2018Du-Vih de Pôrt; de Midère \u2018et de Bourdeaur, dis Brows Shinf midreg Bouréille 3- Londres, de l'Aile de B-H, Chan, delles \u2018au\u2019moufe de Eobdrés, Ciréblañthe et \u2018deux Balles de Bergiob EEL EL hI Se oo : = Guébéé; té+1 Août, 1819, © QT T ÜTÉ Periônues qui ont des Demandes contre la Sug, *: cestion-de\u2018feu Pierre Lefrançuis soht phés de les présenter 3 Mr.Téan Fortoh, Toteur duement éhi\u2019anx Enfang mj.néuré du dit Pierre Lefrangois, afin qu\u2019elles soi.nt examintes ét pt Gén.Etfous ceux qui doivent à la dite Succession sung requis'de payer-ab Soursigné que est la seule personne zurorisée \u2018À en donner quittance, autrement il serä foreé de prendre deg mesures pour faire payer.So ; Québec, le 4Août, 1813.JEAN F:RTON.SOCIET'E' LQ ALE ET PAFRIOTIQUE DE QUEBEC.ES Règles de cette Société requiérert, que toute Petje 4 tian pour secours, des familles ou parens des Miliciens en service actuel, donnerpnt, entre autre choses, le num dg Vilicien, le Pataillon dans lequel il sert, et won degre de patenté aveg les Pétionnaires, le tout appuyé \u2018* de Cértificars de son Capitaine ou Officier Command ut er du Curé de la Paroisse.\u201d Et l'expérience ayant prouvé combieu-:t étoit difficin le à ces pauvres gens de se précurer de tel certificats, des Bi.taillons en service daus les parttes élaiynées de la Province et faute desquels leurs Pétitions sont rejetrés, les \u201cCavities ou Officiers Commandans\u2019 de Compagnies 4 Milice Iucors porée, de Voltigeurs ev Voyageurs, (et particulièremert dy ler.Bataillon de Milice, Ipcorporée, qui sont Souscripteurs,) sont priés de facilités des insentionade:la SoriétÉ; EN accordant des Certificats de, boune candiite À ceux dus games sous leur commandement qui peurroue les mésiter, \u20ac \u201cqui #uron.laissé de pauvres fapvilep:qu deprgehes parqus souffrant chez eux à cause dé leu absguce, pour CUE par evx tres mic 3.leurs familles ou:parens, paur:lgs mettre en état (ED sy procurant aus le gurvficac glu, Cyré) d'obtenur 3le, secqura.que ls Suciéré : peut donner, étant quiques.entenidu que la aye\u2018éreuce «st due ; à-ceunaie- 3 , \u201cqet-one- incus de\u2019 * mutinerie ou \"Desgrriorsont exclus du bénéfice de cette institue $100.- ME à soir $B 54 : a+ no.CN.B, A esp re que Jes.Certificats ci-dessus ne seront point accordés léréreme::t à tous ceux qui ep, demanderont, le seul objet de.la Société étant de secourir geux gisk.sont réelle.lemept cn détresse occasipnnég.par.la moggy les blessures ou l'absence des Miliciens en servigg actuel.5 \u2014 ; - Par Ordre des, Directeurs, 45 - A PO \u2026 Québec.le 2 Acût, 18:84 , Ju.PLANTE\u2019 Sécrétaire.VENDR : \u2014 Une TERRE de 2 arperis de front sur GO de profondeur, située dars la Seigneurie de Basrican près l\u2019Extise, bornée ou Sud Ouest 3 Joseph Marchand, er au Nord Eur à'Drouin, Fsryrro: ,, avec un Moulin à Scie, vre Maison, Gränge, Etable, &c.déssus corstruits, H y a surla dite terfe environ trétite arpers en culture, \u2018et elle donne >.\u201créellement entre deux\u2018ettruis mille Bottes-de Foins.S'adresær 4 Josepn ST.Cyr surleslicex, où à AuGu TIN BoisverT, Seigneur de Ste, Marie, Le 28 Juillet, 1813.PERpO\u2014DEDX VACHES, murquéss rouge et blace ; Pme ; 2, : une 1.les Corned peinturés s en bleu, mais presque efT.cé, Oyuiconque les trouvera, et les rameneru à à r FIL EVIINGS dans le Finxbourg St.J-aii, sera récompensé,pour ses peines \u2019 \u201cQuébre, 29: Juillet, 1813, 1 LT MAISON.DANS LA RUE DU PALAIS.À louer pour un nombre d\u2019anpées «1 tes Réparations à déduire T \u2018du Loyer.Rue du Palais, joignant l\u2019Hono- \u2014-\u2014\u2014 LA A Maison No.eS rable Juge WiLL1AM, (ci evant Mr.Grant, wvec \u201c4: une Cour, Etables, &c.Le \u2018out -ppartenapt à la suce | cession de feu Mr.Joun Camrsers.S'adresser à J.NFILSON, | Québe le 4 Aoûr,1812.: Tuteur des Enfans Mineurs + + AUSSI A LOULR JS Une excellente BOUL.ANGERIT.ét la partie des propriée tés étendues de feu Mr.Jgun CAMmPBELL, à ST.ROC |, qui n\u2019est pas maintenant louée, - Jon on LOUER.,.La Maison dans la Rue Chanipluie, ie occupée par Mr.Wm.Hurt, er partie coume BV: Boutique de Forgeron et par Nir.Frs Mulls>y come me Magasn de détail\u2014\u2014S'adr ester :à .Québec, 22:Aæril, 1813.-\u2014- \"GEORGE POZFR.= 7x - \u2014\u2014- - AV ENDRF du LOUER et possession donnée le ler.MAF Venu 20e prochain\u201d LL NE\" aispn, Ko 26, Rue Ste, Anne, à un étage, z > A TE Pise J avec des Mansdrdes ctgle Borres caves, pug Cour \u20ac sr Hu à ps bete RSS CL.552 : \u201c544 où pr Forte 30 pds en quarré, le ts \u20ac PX È i gta, - fu \u20ac, & vari bie AC ded caves qui peuvent.tenir 180 + \u201cARE 3 Grey a RER.à J È BL BIBI pour, qiifte, th ghevaws, Manger à bois a Earth AE is Ark suprise Acne: Ioasprymcur.es Et fee pe co 5 hs 3e \"A VENDKE.\u2014-15 pipes de Vin de Port supéritur, 10,000 pieds de Madriers de pin rouge ct blanc.RE Québec, 27e Juillet, TAY3.COLTMANS MALE: A\u201d est par le préseur donné que le Soussigné présentera, \u2018 une Requête à la Législation à la prochaine Sessiqp, pour avoir un Acte qui l'autorise 3 construiré un PONT.RE.PE.\\GE «ur.la Rivière Guelle Très de la traverse, - .: Ç JACQUPTS MORIN, | Québec le 29 Fuillet, 1813.Société Luyale et Patriotique de Québec.~ ES Souscripteurs de cette Sucièté qu: ont jusqu'à présent 4 omis de payer leurs souscriptions, :sout par le présent requis de Jes payer au Soussigné, 3 sa Maison No 41 Rue St.Louis, en quelque tems que ce soit entre dix heures et trois heures.Et ils sont priés de p'us d'avoir la bonté de faire leurs sommes respectives, lui étant itmnoss:ble de les accommoder tous, comme il le désireroit, avec de la petite monnoie, Par Ordre des Digecteurs, .J.BLACKWOOD, Québec, le 6 Juillet 18°S.\u2018Trésorier.SOCIETE\u2019 LOYALE ET PA'RIOTIQUE I E Livre de Souscription est actuellement déposé chez le + Sécrétaire, de la dite Société pour y entrer les Souscriptions et Donations des persontes-qui-n'ont-\u2014pa- \u2018occasion souscrire.Ju.PLANTE), Sécr.Québec.le 29 Avril.T£13.VENDRE, par les Soussigrés à leur mgazin ser le À Quai de la Reine\u2026.Frau de viéat France en Pipes, Harengs et Saumons saumurés ce printems, Huile de Baleine, chocolat, etune balle de drap noir fin.Anssi du beurre frais salé en barrils.Ino.Wu WOOLSEY, & Co._ \u2018Quebec, le 18 Juiller, 18:13, 7\" I.à été perdu Vendredi dernier au Matin, une Chane de Montre, avec un Cachet et une Clef, Je tout d'Or.\u2018Jui- conque les a trouvés est prié d'en donner avis à cet Office, et en les restituant, 3! rec-vra une récompense raisonable.\u2018 Québec le 8° Juin, 1812, es, ; Cy VENDRE au.Magasin dy Sopssigné, No.30, que Sr.Pierre.3000 minots de Sel de Liverpool, 3 tonnes et 3 Quarts de Geniévrg, bt pipede vin.de Port, 8 petites Ancres, SO quares de Verreries issorties, ¢f 10.quares du services a, di - ner, de fayance bleue, 2 panjers de plars et assicttes, 40 de vernis blanc et noîr, 1 valise de bas.,: Aussi, Comme er dinuire, an equautité de Taillandefiegun de coutellFhies, lee béches, poêles à frite, pois de fer, acier, c'ons, mastic, fang les, faux, peirturés, bouchons, bougies, &c.oo To Fe vale RTS SUOSERT HENDER SAN À VES CD RE se he RCE, aya ts Shed def : Mad.Christian Ainslie, Epouse de i'!inrareble -dabr Young, par acte devant Mtre J.Belanger et et: confrère] Notaires Publics, En date du & du courant, ces ouvrages Etendue | connus sous le nom de Brasserie de St.Roch avec toug:ks'lote deterre'et de grève, bâtimens et dépendances, prie tous ceux qui ont quelque droit ou hypothèque sur\u2018iceux,de le lui faire savoir d'ici à trois mois afin de pouver prerdre dés\u2018errangemens sur iceux, autrement il se prévaudra du présent avertissement.\u201c Québec, le 23 Juin, 181°.JAMES M'CALIUM.VENDRE par le Sousigné \u201450 caistes- Ué vitres de \u201864 xT4; 50 do.do.74 x 84, 4 do.de fit asanrti depuis No.9 jusqu'à No.24, 12 grilles ponr les CHEM bres de gran deur et de patrons différens, 8 coffres forts de - différentes grandeurs, | ancre de 12 quint.8 qrts, 5 Ibs.1 do.6 qrs.Zibe.1 do.5 qrts.Sib.3.Lesarticles ci-dessus (pour clore un compte de ventes) seront vendus à bon marché pour argent comptant.\u2019 \u2014- Québec, le 10e.Juin, 1813.JOHN DEMPSTER.| lei | vs gL QUES Le possession.depriéss le ar.a prochain, ee BFLE Manoi:-siroéegrès- der Clhrâreau et vss-i-vis CE asid'Hotet de l\u2019Urian, à trois Ftager-avec use Res RAT mise; Heables,&e:.apantqpoei-une bonne Cave dans laquelle ily a-un-Æuirs die xoclientesgsu +-tDn aura les parriculae rités en s'adrestanté: 2: + 3 MARGAREE BLACK, : ao Québec, le & Féeries, t813xw4t À .! pour vow ce ra te Pc Les, \u201c#19 FOR BARB=DOTS, - MESTPTE New fast fd By TARTAR, Wa.Suid Raiburä, master?Hs Sood accommo 10 5 tar afew passengers; intends to sul,in all on Zist current, shaft touch at.Hälif-x if convoy will\u2019permit.Apply 16 the mor cn board, cr to N.Rercry, Agentto he aid Brig, Quean\u2019s Wharf.Quebec, Ith muguet, 1813, ic \u2019 For Sr.JOHUN's, NEWFLUSDI AND, hE, THE BRIG EQUTI Y \u2014can taka fw rhousind eZ Staves, or other convenient Cargo wi, Frog \u2014 and begins loading beginning next week.\u20141'lcase Applsto the Subscriber.W.BRUCE.: Quebec, 21st July, 1818.+ 5 TTT FOR SAE OR CH-RIFR, ; JHE good Arig AME.1A, Wa, cour, Niuse \u2018ter, burthen per Revister 140 zons,-H net Cis- pra d of, or Chartered mm a few duys, she wii béraï to oud for Liverpool, for fresght apply to Low DELAS VRE, Quebec, 30th June, 1818.Si.Andrew's Wh tf Received per Little Catherme from H 1.x, ao fn 0 hy the Subscriber, a consignment of Medicines consisting of Cream sf \u2018Tartar, Eau de Cologne, &c.which wall be soid iw fur Cash.C LL.D'ILAMALE i For SALE or CHARTER ba UNION wikF i fine staunch Barque Proviorver, burthen MNS 1 1 étre per Register 290 tens, now ready to take ina Largo.\u2014- \u2018or particulars apply to , Quebec, 28th June, 1512, IDHN GOUTYTF, Ir.ALsO for Sale one putent 14 inch CABLE, 120 fathom & Anchor suitable.: \u2018 LL FOR SALE OR CHARTER.\u201cne ae .EEN HE New fan: sail g grig Harciette, burthen por A western, 29 tops, maybe fitted for spp at 2 vie ry sis.expencey hawip.- ly made, oue voy.\u2026gze +4 Ml HN which she performed 1 ess than theecaksenite- bros puitisue \u2014 = \u2014\u2014 \u2014_\u2014_ \u201cTi r = sf} 2 lars enquire of dy Ladlansir, Lowes J own, » Quebu.10th Juaschy gis, ne Co Lp IE Tf Sis Fre; he or Chaser: © = : HE Rew BAS SA MAIS) burchen about 250 tons ake in à cirgo 2a Fi particulars apply tv Ms.A.Mons, or at Mears.Tamer Ross & Co's Sucked omtF Ahr, 1030, «BY, PRIVATE (DNTRACT.\u201cES SEER HE romarin fast saibeg Privateer Schooner ~& ZEPHYR, burthea per register 175 tons, wd well found in sails, rigging, stores &e: and is wall caleutated for any trade requiring great dimpatch, and may be wnt to sea without any expence exceptitig.provisions.Now lying at New Loudon, Sillery.For forcher parnculars apply to Quebec.8e Apnl, i8:8 \u201c R RITC-IF.QUEBEC.Printed and published by J.Neitson, No.5, Monntain-Street.\u2014 Price Vs.pro ana.De l'Imprimeriedée Josw Nri.som, Kuela Montagne No.% Prix 20s.par An.CL i aa mA Pw "]