The Quebec gazette published by authority = Gazette de Québec publiée par autorité, 19 août 1824, jeudi 19 août 1824

[" EEL (fonds ES Pc rim ee 4 pi 4 LCA lo a?> GAZETTE SA) DE QUEBEC.6 é Vou.I.19 CEE THURSDAY, AUGUST 19, ublighed by Authority.PEED r - .{ New Series.| 1824.Jpublice par Autorite.N° 45.JEUDI, AOUT 19, 1824.§ DEANE Gd ER 5 pe Quebec, to wit: ¢ BY virtue ofa WRIT of EXECU- y Montreal, Y'virtueofa WRIT of our Soveringn No.393.TION, issued out of His Ma- to wit; i3 Lord the King, i-sued out vf his Majes- jesty\u2019s Court of King's B-ach, holding civil pleas in and ty\u2019s Court of King's Beach, holaing civil pleasin and for the district of Quebec.at the suit of John Graves, far the district of Montreal aforesaid, to me directed, of the city of Quebec, in the county and district of Que- commanding me to proceed to the seizure, sale and bec, master blacksmith, against the lands and tenements adjudication by décrèt volontaire on PIERRE AMA.of Anne Sullivan, of the same place, widow of the late BLE DEZERY, Esquire, of Montreal, in the county John Lees, in his life time of the same place, merchant, and district of Montre 1, in his quality as Executor of as well in her own name as commune en biens with her the last will and testament, exécuteur lestameniaire.of said late husband asin her capacity of tutrix, in due the late Demoiselle Magdeleine Dezery, in her lifetime form of law appointed, to Maria, David and, Ellen, the of the said city of Montréal, ot certain immoveable minor children issued of her marriage with the said late property, described in the said Writ as follows, to wit : John Lees.to me directed; I have seized and taken in \u2014¢ Un emplacement sis et situé en cette ville, sur le execution as belonging to thesaid ANNE SULLIVAN, niveau dela rue St.Paul de la contenance de quarante 1.À certain lot or piece of land situate.lying and pieds de terre de front sur la dite rue, sur toute la pro- being at the place St.Sauveur, bounded in front by the fondeur qui se trouve depuis la dite rue, jusqu\u2019a la rue King's highway, inthe rear and on the north east.and maintenant appeliée rue des commissaires, avec une south west by land belonging to Thomas Langlois, maison et autres dépendances dessus construites, com- formerly proprietor of the said lot, the said lot consist- me aussi le droit de mitoyenueté entre le pignon de la ing of all that is contained within the following bound dite maison.et celle du Docteur George Selby, Ecuyer, aries or limits, that is to say: beginning at the said représentant la veuve Marcil et Mr.Delisle, tenant, highway, at a feice erected about ten or twelve feet sur le devant à la dite rue St.Paul, par derrière à la more or less, to the north east of the dwelling house on dite rue des commissaires, d\u2019un côté au dit sieur Geor- the said lot, thence along the said highway till inter ge Selby, Ecuyer, representant, la veuve Marcil et Mr.sected by the south westerly fence of the garden on the Delisle et d'autre côtéau Sieur Toussaint Trudeau, re- said lot, which fence runs behind and along the summer présentant Etienne Tr.deau ainsi que le tout se pour- house or berceau in the said garden, thence along the suit et compurte.\u201d Which the said Demoiselle Magde- said garden tence till intersected by the rear line of the leine Dezery hath acquired, in virtue of a certain acte stables on the said lot, thence along the said rear line till de liquidation et partage made between her 2nd her joint intersected by the first above mentioned fence, north heirs, co-neritiers in the succession of the laté Charles east of the said dwelling house, and thence along the Dezery.their father, the said acte bearing date the said fence to the place of beginning, together with the seventh day of Augus:, one thousand seven hundred said dwelling hcuse, stables, out houses and other build- and sixteen, passed at Montreal before Mtre.Panet, ings whatsoever ou the said lot, and togetheralso, with Royal Notary, and his confrére Notary, and again in the right cf taking and drawing w.ter at and frem a virtue of a certiindeed of sale and conveyance, truns- well near the barn on -the land, remaining .to_ the said port between certain commissioners,'named by the Exe- Thomas Langlois, and the liberty or right of passage cutive power, pouvoir exécutif of this Province, to give upon the said land fur the purpose of taking and draw- effect 10 two statutes or \u2018acts of the~Legistative.power ing water at and from the said well as aforesaid, 2.A therein, of the forty first\u2019 and forry firth years of His land situated, lying and being in the Banlieu of the city late Majesty George the Third, and the said Demoiselle of Quebec, on the road leading from Quebec to the pa- Magdelaine Dezery, the said deed of sale and conve- rish of St.Fui, containing two arpents more or less in yance transport, bearing date the second day of Qcto- front, by fifteen or eighteen arpents in depth, more or ber, one thousand eight hundred and five, passed be- less, bounded at the south end by the property of the fore Mtre Chaboillez and Provost, Notaires public at late Samuel Holland, Esquire, and at the north end by Montreal, and again in virtue of their solemn will and the property of John Taylor, Esq.on the north east testament, t-sfament solemnel, of her said father Charles side by a land belonging to the representatives of the Dezery, bearing date the second day of August one late Samuel Holland, Esquire.and by land belonging to thousand seven hundted and seventy five, executed and the representatives of the tate Honorabie Henry Cald- passed at Montreal before Mtre.Panet, Royal Notary, well, and on the south east side by land the property of and his confrère, and of the codicile at the foot cf the John Taylor, Esq.together with the dwelling house, said will and testament executed and passed before the barn, stables and outhouses thereunto appertaining and same Notaries at Montreal, bearing date the thirtieth depending.Now | do hereby give public notice that day of August, one thousand seven hundred and seven the said premises will be sold and adjudged to the high- ty five, and again in virtue of a certain act or deed of est and last bidder, at my Office in the Court House, in exchange, between the said late Charles Dezery, her the city of Quebec, on MONDAY the TWENTY.father, and Françoise Le Chaussée, her mother, wife of THIRD day of AUGUST next, at ELEVEN o'clock the said late Charles Dezery, and the named Étienne in the forenoon,at which time and place the conditions Bleau and Marie Anne Habé, his wife, bearing date of sale will be made known.the fQurth day of April, one thousand seven hundred W.S.SEWELL, Shérif.and forty five, made and passed at Montreal before All and every person or persons having claims on Mtres.Adhem.r and Semmonet Royal Notaries ; and the premises above described, by mortgage or other which said «mplacement and dependancies had been in right or incumbrance, are hereby advertised to give the possession of the said Demoiselle Magdeleine Deze- notice thereof to the said Sheriff, at his Office in the ry, for more thin three years before her death, at city of Quebec, according to law ; and further that no | which time the said Pierre Amable I3czery became the opposition afin d\u2019annuller or afin de distraire the whole possessor thereof in virtue of the will and testament of or any part of the said premises, or afin de charge or the said D moiselle Magdelaine Dezery.in his quality servitude on the same, will be received by the said She- of Executeur thereof as aforesaid.I have seized and riff during che fifteen days previous to the sale thereof, taken in execution the aforesaid emplacement and pre- and further, that every opposition afin d'annuller, afin mises, and do hereby give notice that the s.me will be de charge or afin de distraire, must be accompanied with sold and adjudged to the highest bidder, by dccret volon- an affidavit of the truth of the facts in such opposition taire on the said Pierre Amable Dezery, at my office in articulated and set forth in the form required by the or- the city of Montreal aforesaid on TUESDAY the der of the said Court, of the nineteenth of October, 1822 FOURTEENTIHl day of SEPTEMBER next, at ELE- That any such opposition 1s aforesaid, without such af- VEN of the clock in the forenoon, at which time and fidavit as aforesaid, will not impede or delay the exe- place the conditions of sale will be made known.° cution of such order or judjement, and that no oppo- FREDx.W.ERMATINGER, Sheriff.sition afin de conserver will be received at any time:af- Aland every persan or persons having claims on the ter the expiration of twenty-four hours next after the said above descrived.premises, by moitguge or other return day of such.order or judgement; and further right or incumbranee, are hereby advertised to give no- notice.is hereby given that such order is returnable on tice thereof tv tnesaid Sheriff, at \u2018his Office aforesaid, the figst day of Ootqber next.accotthing to law ; and further, chat \u2018no opposition afin Sheriff's Office, Quebec, Tih, A pril, 1824.\"A dannuilr Or afin de'distraire, the -Whole or any part- of the said premises afovesaid ur afin de charge or servitude on (he same, will be received by the said Sheniff during che fifteen days previous to the sale thereof.And all «nd every person or persons having Charges and rights and especially mortgages (hypothéques) which may be the subject of opposition afin de conserver are also no tified and required to produce the same 10 the said Sher- HE at bis Office afurésaid, eight days at the least before the day fixed fur the sale ot the said premises, Shen f\u2019s Office, 8th May, 1824, Montteal, Y virtue of a WRI L of EXECUTION, to wit : ¢ issued out of His Majesty\u2019s Court of King\u2019s Bench, holding civil pleas in and for the district of Montreal aforesaid, at the suit of John Forbes, of the parish of St.Eustache, in the said district of Montreal, yeoman, and Elizabeth Dingwell, his wife, by him hereunto duly authorized, agaist the lands and tenements hereinafter described, now in the possession of GASPARD DAGEN, of the city of Montreal, in the said district, one of the Bailiffs of the aforesaid Court of King\u2019s Bench, and curator in due form of law ap» pointed to the délaissement en justice, thereof made by Abner Bagg, of the city and district of Montreal, merchant, and described in the said writ as follows, to wit: \u2018 Un emplacement situé aux bourg de Terrebonne, d\u2019une étendue qui peut se trouver comprise tant en frônt qu\u2019en profondeur, entre la grande rue où il prerd sa devanture, le terrein d'Ignace Robitaile, où il aboutit, le terrein.de David Thompson, et un autre emplace » ment appartenant ci-devant à Dame Elizabeth Brows, épouse de Thomas Johnson, où il joint d\u2019un côté au sud ouest-et l'emplacement des représentans de Jean Baptiste Gariepy où il joint C'autre côté au nord est.\u201d Now I do hereby give notice, that the said lot of ground or emplacement will be sold and adjudged to the highest bidder, at the Church door of the parish of Terrebonne aforesaid, on TUESDAY the FOURTEENTH day of SEPTEMBER néxt; at TEN of the clock in the forenoon, at winch time and place the conditions of -the sale will be made known.FREDK.W.ERMATINGER, Sheriff, All and every person or persons having claims on the premises above described, by morigage or other right or incumbrance, are hereby adverused io give notice thereof 10 the said sheriff, at his office, in the City of Monts real, according to Laws; and furtcer, that no opposition afin d'annuller ov afin de distraire the whole or any part of the said premises or afin de charge or servitude on the same will be received by the said sheriff during the fifteen davs previous to the sale thereof, SherifPs Office, 7 h Mav, 1824.Montreal, BY virtue of a WRIT of EXECUTION» to wit } issu-d out of His Majesty's Court o King\u2019s Bench, holding civil pleas in and for the district of Montreal aforesaid, at the suit of Thomas McCord, of the city and district of Montreal aforesaid, Esquire, against the lands and tenements of John Leveret lien- shaw, of the said city of Mot.treal, merchant, to me directed ; I have seized and taken in execution as belonging to the said JOHN LEVERET HENSHAW, eight lots of ground or emplacements contiguous to each other, situated in thefief Nazareth, commonly called Griffin-town, near the city of Montreal aforesaid, containing each forty five feet in width, by ninety feet in depth, the whole making together a front of three hundred and sixty feet, bounded in front by Nazareth street, on one side by St.Gabriel street, on the other side by lot number one hundred and eight, and in the rear by the said Thomas McCord, without any buildings or enclosures thereon erected 3 the said lots being known and distinguished by numbers 109, 110, 111, 112, 113, 114, 115 aud 116, the said lots of ground or emplacements being su'yject to and charged with the payment of a certain annual and perpetual rent, vente fon iére, per- petuelle et non rachetable, as follows, thatis to say, three pounds current money of the province of Lower-Cana- da, fur each and every lot, payable on the first day of May, in each and every year, to the said Thomas Mes Cord, his heirs or assigns, until the twenty ninth day of September, one thousand eight hundred and ninety, and from and after that period to the administratrices of the proporty.of the poor of the Hotel Dicu of Mon- 610 vue \u2014 - treal, their successors or assigns, for ever.Now I co hereby give notice, that the said lots of ground or-em- placements will be sold and adjudged, subject to the annual and perpetual rent, rente Joncière perpétuelle, aforesaid, to the highest bidder, ar my office in the city of Montreal aforesaid, on WEDNESDAY, FIFI'FENTH day of SEPTEMBER next, at ELEVEN of the clock in the forenoon, at which time and place the conditions of sale will be made known.i \" FREDK.W.ERMATINGER, Sheriff.All and every person or persons having claims on the said above described premises, by mortgage or other right or incumbrance, are hereby advertised to give notice thereof to the said Sheriff, at his Officeaforesaid, according to law ; and further, that no opposition afin d'annuller or afin de distraire the whole or any part of the same, will be received by the said Sheriff,, during the fifteen days previous to the sale thereof.\u2019 \u201cSheriff's Office, 8th May, 1824.1 2 Montreal, B' virtue of a WRIT of EXECUTION, to wit: { issued out of His Majesty\u2019s Court of King's Bench, holding civil pleas in and for the district of Montreal aforesaid, at the suit of Richard Robinson, of the city and district of Montreal, builder and undertaker, against the lands and \u2018tenements of FRANCIS BEATTIE, of thesaid city of Montreal, hatter, to me directed ; I have seized and taken in execution as belonging to the said Francis Beattie\u20141st.A lot of ground or.emplacement, situated and being on the niveau or line of St.Urbain street, in the -St.Lawrence suburbs of the city of Montreal aforesaid, containing forty feet in front by sixty feet in depth, more or less, bounded in front by St.Urbain street aforesaid, in the rear by David Ross, Esquire, on one side by Michel Bourbo- nière, and on the other side by the said Defendant, with two brick houses of two stories thereon erected.2d.A lot of ground or emplacement situated and being on the said niveau or line of St.Urbain street, in the St.Lawrence suburbs of the city of Montreal aforesaid, containing forty feet in front by sixty feet in depth, more or less, bounded -in front by St.Urbain street aforesaid, in therear by David Ross, Esquire, on one side by the lot-of ground or emplacement herein above described under No.1, and onthe other side by Peter Millar, without apy buildings thereon erected.Now I do hereby give nôtice, that the said lots of ground or emplacements and premises, will be sold and adjudged to the highest bidder, at my office in the city of Montreal aforesaid, on TULSDAY the FOURTEENTH day of SEPTEMBER next, at ONE of the clock in the afternoon, at which time and place the conditions of sale will-be made known.FREDK.W, ERMATINGER, Sheriff.All and every person or persons having claims on the above described premises by mortgage or other right or incumbrance, are hereby advertised to give notice thereof to the said Sheriff at his Office in the «ity of Montreal, according to law ; and further that no opposition afin d'annuler Or afin de distraire the whole or any part of the said premises, or afin de charge or servitude on the same, will be received by the said Sheriff, during the fifieen days previous | to the sale thereof.Sheriff's Office, 7th May, 1824.Montreal, BY virtue ofa WRIT of EXECUTION, to wit : ¢ D issued out of His Majesty's Court of King\u2019s Bench, holding civil pleas in and for the district of Montreal aforesaid, at the suit of Benjamin Lauzon, of Montreal, in the said district of Montreal, tanner, and Marie Louise Langlois dit Traversy, his wife, by bim duly authorised, against certain lands and tenements belanging to Angus McDonell, of Montreal aforesaid, trader, to me directed; I have seized and taken in execution as belonging to the said ANGUS McDONELL, the aforesaid lands and tenements, described in the said writ of execution as follows, to wit: ** Un emplacement situé au faubourg St.Antoine, près la ville de Montréal, de la contenance de quarante cinq pieds de front sur un arpent de profondeur, ou environ, tenant pardevant à la grande rue St.Antoine, par derrière à David Ross, EÉcuyer, d\u2019un côté aux héritiers de feu Etienne Lamanne, père, d'autre côté à la veuve Beauchant dit Lavallée, sur lequel emplacement est construit une maison en pierre, avec boutique, hangard et autres bitimens.\u201d Naw I do hereby give notice, that the said lot of ground or emplacement and premises, will be sold and adjudged to the highest bidder, at my office in the city of Montreal aforesaid, on TUESDAY the FOURTEENTH day of SEPTE VI sER next, at TEN of the clock in the forenoon, at which time and place the conditions of sale will be made known.: FREDk.W.ERMATINGER, Sheriff.All and every person or persons having claims on the premises above described, by mortgage or other right orincumbrance, are hereby advertised to give notice thereof to the said sheriff, at his office, in the City of Montreal, according to Law & further, that no opposition afin d\u2019annuller or afin de distraire the whole orany part of the said premises or afin THE QUEBEC GAZETTE.de charge or servilude on the same will be received by the said sheriff during the fifteen days previous to the sale thereof.Co Sheriff's Office, 8th May, 1824.-Montreal,) [DY virtue of a WRIT of EXECUTION to wit : ¢ issued out of His Muajesty\u2019s Court of King\u2019s Bench, holding civil pleas in and for the district, of Montr-al aforesaid, at the sut of Napier Christie Burton, of London in England, Esquire, General in His Majesty\u2019s armies, seignior and possessor of the seignio= ry of Beauj:u, inthe said district.against certain lands - and tenements belonging to Isaac J.Wilsie, of the sei- gniory of Beaujeu \u2018aforesaid, to me directed ; Ihave seized and taken in execution as belonging to the said ISAAC J.WILSIE, the aforesaid lands and tenements, described in the said Writ of Execution as follows, to wit : A lot and parcel of land situate, lying and being in the said seigniory of Beaujeu, otherwise called.La- colle, known and distinguished by.No.25, in the second range of concessions in the said seigniory, on the.southerly side of the domain of that seigniory, containing four arpents in front by twenty-eight arpents - indepth, adjoining to the east to the domain line bet- .ween the first and second range of concessions in the said seigniory, on the west side to the division line between the second and third range of concessions, on one side to the north by lot number twenty-six, and on the other side to lot number twenty-four.Now I do hereby give notice that the said lot of land will be sold and adjudged to the highest bidder, at the Church door of the parish of Ste.Marguerite of Blairfaindie, in the said district, on TUESDAY the FOURTEENTH day of SEPTEMBER next, at TEN of the cl»ck in the forenoon, at which time and place the conditions of sale will be made known.FREDK.W.ERMATINGER, Sheriff.All and every person or persons having claims on the lot of land and premises above described.by mortgage or other right or incumbrance, are hereby advertised to give notice thereof tu the said sheriff.at his Office in the City of Montreal, according to law ; and further that no opposition atin J\u2019annuller or atin de distraire the whole or any part of the said land and premises or afin de \u2018charge or servitude on the same will be received by the said Sheriff during the fifteen days previous to the sale thereof.Sherif*s Office, 7th May, 1824.Montreal, BY virtue of a WRIT of EXECUTION, to wit : ¢ issued out of His Majesty\u2019s Court of King's Bench, holding civil.pleasin and for the district of Montreal aforesaid, at the suit of Pierre Joseph Tas- chereau, Esquire, of the parish of S'.Marie de la Nouvelle Beauce, in the district of Quebec, and Dame Fran.goise de Montarville, his wife, by him duly authorised, and Louis Joseph Fleury Deschambault, of the city of Montreal, in the district of Montreal, Esquire, and Dame Giles de Montarville.his wife, by him duly authorised, seigniors of the seigniory of St.Denis, situated in the said district of Montreal, on the river Richelieu, joining on one side to the seigniory of St.Ours, on the other side partly to the seigniory of Cournoyer, and partly to the seigniory of St.François le neuf, against the lands and tenements of Amable Pion, of the parish of St.Denis, in the said district, carpenter, to me directed; I have seized and taken in execution as belonging to the said AMABLE PION, a certain lot or piece of land situated and being in the second concession of the parish of St.Denis aforesaid, containing the one haif of an arpent in front, by ten arpents in depth, bounded in front by François Godette, in the rear by the road of the third conces-ion of the said parish, on one side to the north east by Louis Cajetan Leblanc, and on the other side to the south west by the chemin de route of the said parish of St.Denis, with a house, wind mill and other buildings thereon erected, the whole built of wood.Now I do hereby give notice, that the said lot or piece of land and premises will be sold and adjudged to the highest bidder, at the Church door of the parish of St, Denis aforesaid,on MONDAY the TWENTIETH day of DECEMBER next, at TEN of the clock in the forenoon, at which time and place the conditions of sale will be made known.FREDk.W.ERMATINGER, Sheriff.All and every person or persons having claims on the land &c.above described, by mortgage or other right or incumbrance, are hereby advertised to give notice thrre- of to the said Sheriff, at his Office io the City of Montreal, according to law: and further, that do opposition afin d'annuller or afin de distraire the whole or any part of the said land, &e, or afin de charge or servitude on the same will be received by the said Sheriff during the fifteen days previous to the sale thereof, Sheriff's Office, 12th August, 1824.Montreal, Bi virtue ofa WRIT of EXECUTION, to wit : ¢ issued out of His Majesty's Court of King's Bench, holding civil pleas in and for the district of Monireal aforesaid, at the suit of Charles Videl, Bailiff; residing in the parish of St.Hyacinthe, in the said district, against the lands and tenements of Etienne Drouin, yeoman, residing in the same parish, to me \u201cdirected; I have seized and :aken in execution as be- |.Li Cee .longing to thesaid ETIENNE DROUIN, ala d'situated and being in the parish of St Damasse, in the said district of Montreal, containing two arpents in front by thirty arpencs in depth, more or less.on the snuth west side of the road called Argen euil, bounded in front by the'said road, in the rear by Lauren.Boucher, on one side to the south by Jean laptiste Casavant dit la De- bauche, and oathe other side to the north, by Antoine Tetreau dit Ducharme, witha wooden house, barn and stable thereon erected, circumstances and dependances.N w I do herëby give notice, that thesaid land and premises will be sold and adjudged to the highest bid - - der, at the Church door of the parish of St.Damasse aforesaid, on TUESDAY the FOURTEENTH day of SEPTHM3ER next, at TEN of the clock in the forenoon, at which time and place the conditions of sale will b: made known.oo FREDk.W.ERMATINGER, Sheriff, All and every person or persons having claims on the land and premises above described, by morigage or other right or incumbranée, are hereby advertised to give notice thereof to the said Sheriffat his Office in the City of Montreal.according to Law ; and further, that no opposition afin d'annuller or afin de distraire the whole or any pari of the said land and premises or afin de charge ov servitude on the same, will be received by the said Sheriff during the fifteen days previous 10 the sale thereof.\u201d Sheriffs Office, 8th May, 1824.Montreal, ?- Ba of a WRIT of EX ECUTION, to wit: \u2018issued out of His Majesty's Court of King\u2019s Bench, holding civil pleas in and for the district of Montreal aforesaid, \u2018at the suit of John Jones, of Montreal, in the said district of Montreal, Esquire, and Mary Heney, his wife, against the lands and tenements of Jedediah Hibbard, of St.Armand, in the said district of Montreal, Gentleman, to me directed; I have seized and taken in execution as belonging to the said JEDE- DIAH HIBBARD, certain lands and tenements situated and being in the seigniory ot St.Armand aforesaid, and known and distinguished as follows, to wit: 1.A certain part or portion of the lot number four in the fifteenth range of lots in the said seigniory of St.Armand, bounded as follows, to wit: north by Roger Hibbard, east by Willard Wails and David F.Carpenter, south by land occupied by Nathaniel Hibbard, and by lot number three, and west by Daniel Ayer, or Monmouth Baldwin, and by George Willis, and supposed to contain about one hundred and eighty five acres in superficies, be the same more or less, with a framed house, barn, wood shed, and cyder house thereon erected.2.A certain piece or parcel of land consisting of fifteen acres of land forming part of lot number three in the said fifteenth range of lots in the said seigniory of St.Armand, bounded north by che aforesaid lot No.4, east by land occupied by Nathaniel Hibbard, \u201csouth: by the remainder of the said lot number three, and west - by John Bowker.Now I do hereby give notice, that the said lands and tenements will be sold and adjudged to the highest bidder, at the door of Trinity Church in the seigniory of St.Armand aforesaid, on MONDAY the TWENTIETH day of DECEMBER next, at TEN of the clock in the forenoon, at which time and place tae conditions of sale will be made known.FREDK.W.ERMATINGER, Sheriff.Alland every person or persons having claims on che above described lands and premises, by mortgage or other right or incumbrance are hereby advertised to give notice thereof to (he said Sheriff, ai his Office at Montreal, according to law: and further that no opposition afin d\u2019annuller or afin de distraire ihe whole or any parc of the said lands and premises, or afin de charge or servitude on the same, will be received by the said Sheriff during the fifteen days previous to the sale thereof.Sheriffs Office, Ldth August, 1824.Lands for Saie in Upper & Lower Canada 500 Acres\u2014in the Township of Godmauchesier, Lower Canada.: 400 Acres\u2014in the Township of Lancaster, County of Glengary, Eastern Dutict of Upper Canada.200 Acres-in the Township of Roxburgh, County of : Stormont, Eastern Disivict of Upper Canada.300 Acres\u2014in the Township of Cornwall, County of Storimoni, Kasteru District of Upper Canada.200 Aczes-in the Township of Osguod, Count y of-Rus- sell, bétsreru District of Upper Canada.200 Actes\u2014in the Township of Nepean, County of Carl ton, Discrictof Johuson, Upper Canada.- JU Avres\u2014iu the Towusbip of (teach, Couniy of York, Home District, Upper Canada.: 200 Acrés\u2014in the Township of Gainsborough, County of Lincoln, Niagara Dis viet, Upper Canada, Co For turther paraculars, apply to \"~ ROGERSON, HUNTER & Co, Quebec, 24:h Decr.1823, u { NOTICE.[ T IE firm of J.B.HOOFFSTETTER & BROTHERS is this day dissolved by mutual consent J.B.HO YFFSTETTER, C.F.HOOVFSTETTER.- P.HOUFFSTETTER.Quebec, 30th Jyne, !g24.sas 0 i + PA GAZETTE DE QUEBEC, ~ 0611 Quebec, to wit ?B' virtue of a WRIT of VEN- No.918.DITIONT EXPONAS.issued, out of His Mdjesty\u2019s Court of King's Bench, holding civil pleas in and for thedis riéèt of Quebec.at the suit.of Marie Antoine Giroux, of the city of Quebec, in the county of Quebec, in the district of Quebec, widow of the late Jean Theodore Besserer, againg! the lands and tenements of LOUIS THEOD RE BESSERER, of the same place, Notary Public, to me addressed, commanding me to aell as appertaining 0 the said Louis Theodore Besserér, to wit: * An emp'acement situa ed in St.John's Suburbs, on the Céteau Ste Gene- vitve, of sixty feet in front.by ahout ninety feet in depth.bounded in front by a street on the s-mmit of the Côtedu, in the rear to the south by another street, on one side to the south west by a projected street, on the line between Mr mobitaille & Pozer, and on the other side to the north west hy Miss Todd, r«presenting Louis Vidal, witha house of two stories high thereon evected, circumsrances and lependanciss.\u201d Distraction having been made of hat pat of the abov> described emplacement claimed by the before mentioned Miss Todd, contained in her opposition afin de dis traire, dated 15th December, 1823, and filed in the SherifFs Office on the 7th of January, 1824.Now 1 do hereby give public notice, that the before described emplacement, circumstances and dependancies, will be sold and adjudged to the highest and last bidder, (subject to the said distraction made in favour of the bef re mentioned Miss Todd,) \u2014 being thirty feet english measure, of ground, to take and distract from the north east part of the emplacement, seized on the defendant, and above described, at my Office in the Court house of the city of Quebec, on MONDAY the SIXTH day of SEPTEMBER next, at FLEVEN o'clock in the forenoon, at which time and place the conditions of sale will be made known, T.A.YOUNG, Sheriff.Notice is hereby given that from and after the twenty-four hours which will immediately follow the day of the fixed dav For the return of the said Wiit, no opposition afin de conserwer shall be received, and moreover that the said Writis to be returned on the first day of Octobernext.T.A.Y.Sherifs Office, Quebec, I8:h August, 1824.Quebec, to wit ; ¢ Y virtue of an ALFAS WRIT of No.552.\u2018AJ ALIAS FIERI-FACIAS, issued out of His Majesty\u2019s Court of King\u2019s Bench, holding civil pleas in and for the district of Quebec, at the instance of Daniel Sutherland, of the city of Quebec, in the County and districtof Quebec, Esquire, against the lands and tenements of William Turner, of the Parish of St, François d'Assise, of Nouvelle Beauce, in the county of-Dorchester, in the district of Quebec, trader, to me directed ; I have seized and taken in execution, as belonging to the said WILLIAM TURNER, to wit: No.1.** A land containing three arpents in fron: by forty arpents in depth, situate and being in the parish: St.François d\u2019A'ssise of Nouvelle Beauce, in the distriet of Quebec, in the seigniory Grant, bounded in front by River Chaudière, and in the rear at the end of the said forty arpents, on the s:uth east side by a land belonging to Basile Veilleux,and on the other side tothe south west by a land belonging to Augustin Boulet, together with the houseand buildings thereon erected, circumstances and dependances.\u201d 2°.Five lands of three arpents each in front by thirty arpents in depth, being the lots Nos, 16, 17, 18,19, and 20, situate and being in the said parish St.François d'Assise of Nouvelle Beauce, in the Seigniory.Grant, in-the second range, bounded in front by the division line, which is to be drawn between the first and second range, in the rear at the end of the thirty arpents, on the north west side by the lands not conceded, and to the south east by lands not conceded, under the reserves, clauses-and conditions related in the deed of concession of the said lands, by George Pozer, Esquire, Seignior of the said-Seigniory Grant, in favor of the said William Turner,.and passed before Mitre.Walsh, Notary, and witness, on the eleventh of March, one thousand eight hundred and twenty two.\u201d\u20143°.Four lots of ground or emplacements contiguous to zach other, of forty feet in front ea h by sixty feet indepth, situate.and heing in Si.John's suburbs in the city of Quebec, two of which havet heir front con.St.John street, and the two others on Aiguillon street, and abutting in depth the one to\u2019 the other, forming altogether a lot of ground of eighty feet in front on each of the said streets, byonehundred and twentyfeet in depth, joining on the north east to the surplusage of the ground of the representative of the late Jacob Pozer, and on the south west to the ground of Mr.Deligny, such and in the manner in which the said four emplacements are in regard to each other, and are to be found, cir cumstances and dependances.\u201d\u201d 473.* Three lots of ground or emplacements contiguous to each otherin St.John\u2019s suburbs, in the city of Quebéc, of forty feet in front each by sixty feet in depth, with a surplusage of about \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014 in superficies, the whole beginning at one end.towards the south at Aignillon street, and terminating in depth towards the north ear two lots of ground or emplacement; belonging to the said William Turner, being the lot No.5 hereafter described, and to another emplacement also belqnging to the said William Turner, being the lot No.6 'Here-fter deseribed, joining on the ea-tern site Mr.Deligny\u2019s and on the western side the \u2018beirs Reid, without however any guaraniy for the exact admeasuremeot, the lot being such as may be found,circumsiances and dependances.\u201d 5°.\u201cTwo lots o' ground or emplacements contiguous to each other situate and being in the suburb St.John, fof the city of Quebec aforesaid.of forty feetin front each by sixty feet in depth with asurplusage inthe form of a wedge of ahout ninety feet in superficies, bounded in front on the norh side by Richelieu street, and.in the rear towards the south to the einplacements belonging to the said William Turner, being the lot hereabove de-crib.d number 4, joining on the south western side Mr.Francois Deligny\u2019s ground, and on the other side towards the \u201corth east to a lot of ground belonging to the said William Turner, being the lot No.6 hereafter described, such and as the said two lots and surplusage may be now found, circumstances and dependances.\u201d 6°.A lot of ground or emplacement situated and being in the said vt, John suburbs of Quebec, consisting in forty feet in front by sixty feet in depth, bounded in front by the street Richelieu, and in the rear and at the end of the said depih by the said William Turner, being the lot hereabove described No.4, on the north east by the representatives of Charles Curtis Reid, and on the south west by the said William Turner, being the lot herebe- fore described No.5, such and as the whole may be found now and extends itself every where.\u201d Now ldo hereby give public notice, that the said lands, circumstances and dependances will be sold and adjudged to the last and \"highest bidder, to wit : the lots Nos.I and 2 at the Church door of the said parish St.François d\u2019Assise Nouvelle Beauce, on THURSDAY the TWENTY THIRD day of DECEMBER next, at TEN o'clock in the forenoon, and the lots 3, 4, 5, and 6 at my Office inthe Court House of the city of Quebec,un MONDAY the TWENTIETH day of DECKMBER next, at ELEVEN o\u2019clock in the forenoon, at which time and place thie conditions of the sale will be made known.: T.A.YOUNG, Sheriff: All and every person or persons having claims on the premiges above described, by murtgage or other right or incumbrance, aïe hereby advertised to give-notice thereof to the said Sheri, at his Office in the city of Quebec, according to law § and further that no oppositien afin d'annulter or afin de-distrarre, the whole or any part of the said premises,-or.afin de charge, or servitude on the same, will be received by the taid Sheriffduring the fifieen days previous to the sale thereof, and further, that-every opposition afin d'annuls ler, afin de charge, or afin de distraite.must be accompanied with an Aflidavit of ihe truth of the facts in such opposition, articulated.and set forth in the form required by the order of the said Court of the nineteenth of October 1522.That\u2019 any such opposition as+aforesaid, without such aftidavit as aforesaid, wili not impede or de» | - lay the execution of such order or judgement, and that no opposition afin de couserver, will be received at any time after theexpi- | ration of twenty four hoars next afier the return day of suelt'order or judgement; and furthér notine is herehy given; that such order is returnable on the first day of February 1525.T.A.Y.Sheriff\u201ds Office, 1S.h August, J824.EAN BAPTISTE LAGUE, Carpenter and Joiner, of the parish St.Mathias, in the county of Bedford, gives hereby Public Notice, that he intends applying to the Legi-lature at its next Session, for obtaining the priviledge oferecting a Tollbridge upon the River des Hurons, at about-two arpents below the place where the road of descent, (chemin de descente) leading from that River to the traverse of River Richelieu below the Grosse Isle in the Bassin of Chambly ends.Here follow the particulars of the said Bridge.Its span will be of sixty feet, the beams or joints in number six, and of \u2018Larch wood, will rest on false joints of the same wood, and of eighteen inches, on two faces and of fifteen inches on the two others ; the butments will be raised to the height of nineteen feet, and carried in depth at the top to a length of twenty five feet on the south west side, and of fifteen on the north east, by a proportiona le breadth : the cages of these butments are to be of pieces of the same wood, of a foot square, and are to be filled with terassed stones, with the necessary ties (corps morts ) for the steadiness of the pieces.on the south west side there will be a causeway of about half an arpent in length, and six feet high near the butment, and progressively decreasing in height until it reaches the solid.ground, and of a proporticnable breadth, the covering whereof isto be of pieces of the same wood, five inches thick: there wiil be railings on both sides, as well on the bridge as on the butments and causeway, six inches square, supported by posts three feet high, and nine inches square, at the foot at a distance of eight feet from each other, and of pine wood ; at earh end of the causeway (pon\u2018age ) there will be arailing of one foot broad, by five inches thick.Notice is also given, that the rates of the Tolls for this Bridge wiil be co d For acalash,.3 | Fora man onhorseback, 14 For a cart loaded rr not, 2} | For every ox, cow or For a four wheeled free horsey.00.13 carriage,.\u2026.5 For every sheep, pig or For acarriole or sleigh, 23 calf,.es For a cart or carriage with two horsesy.5 and proportionably for every thing else.| For a fdot passenger,.1 \u2019 | GOVERNMENT SALE._ Will be sold, en TUESDAY the 24th instant, opposite .the Ordnance Office, Palace Gate: \u201c NUMBER of Guns, Shot and Shells of different Calibers, as they now are, on or about the for'ifi- cations of Quebec.For particulars application to be made to the Subscri- her, Sale to begin at ONE o'clock.LEWIS A.THOMAS, Quebec, Sth Aug.1824.King\u2019s Auctioneer.URSUANT to a Commission .of appraisement and sale that issued out of His Majesty\u2019s Court of Vice- Admiralty, for the Province of Lower Canada, in a certain business, moved and prosecuted in the fl said Court by the master and crew 343 of brig Bolden, against, [W] No.3, 1 trunk 50 pieces calicoe, A = ,1 do.66 do.cambric, 8 20, 1 do.50 do.calicoe, = 24,1 do.47 do.do.- 3 LH 8,1 do.15 do.waistcoating, 5 iL] © 17 do.fustian, 19 do.cambric, 20 do.calicoe, 5 do check muslin, 3 do.jaconet, 3 do.bedtick, ?8 do.nankeen, 49 do colrd.cambric, 124 cassimere shawls, 12 pieces cloth, 13 do.plains, 1 bundl.patent leather, 12 lbs, blk cap wire, 15 men\u2019s hats.a quantity of saddlery, combs, buttons, &c.J Also, in a certain business, moved and prosecute the said Court by the Master and crew of ihe Br Helena, against, (W] No.17, 1 trunk 49 pes.Calicoe, 25,1 do.50 do.do.26,1 do.60 do.Cambrick, 21 do Fustian, 7 do, Waisicoating, 45 do, Bombazette, 4 do- Cambrick, 12 do- Cloth, 2 do Fianuel, l bag Wuol, 1 bundle Leather, - 40-mens\u2019 Hats, 1 bag Clock Work.- ) do.269 do.bombazettes, i | Saved from the wreck of the Bri of Liverpool, after she was abandoned at iea.\u2019 > Ls ,after MT & \u2014 \u2014v- Saved from the wreck of Cumberland d Brig ( he wasabandoned at sea.ai Pablie Notice is hereby given that the said articles will be exposed to Pubic Sale on SATURDAY: the Twenty : first instantat TWELVE o\u2019clock in the day, at Messrs, CHINIC:&QUIROUKT\u2019S Auction Room, Sault+au- Matelot Street, in the Lower Town of Quebec, and that the said several articles will then and there be Sold without reserve to the best bidder.JOS.FENWICK.Quebec 14th Angust 1824.Mal.V.Admy.THE CREDITORS OF PHILIPPE AUBERT pe GASPE, Esquire, late Sheriff of this District, are requested to furnish to the undersigned, with as little delay as possible, statements of \u2018their respective \u2018claims against Mr.De \u2018Gaspé, im order to make such satisfaction in respect thereof as circumstances will admit, W.F.SCOTT, N.P.Quebec, 12th August, 1824.c Pi ALS in Writing for such of the under-men - tioned IRON WORK, as may be required by the Subscriber for the use of the public, from the Ist of September next until the Ist May next ; will be received at the office of the Peace, on or before the 31st inst, and opened on the Ist September : Sharpening Pickaxes, at so much per point.Steeling do.do.\u2019 Making Pickaxes, Hammers, Axes, Grates, Far.nishing Materials.at so much per Ib.Sufficient security will be required, J.BTE.LARUE, Road Inspector.Quebec, 17th Aug.1824.FT NOUND aarifi by Mr.Chas, Guay, - of Point Lev J and now in his possession.14 pieces of Pine Timberond 1 piece of Ook marked W.A.R.M.The owner may have them on paying expences by application to the undersigned, But if not claimed within six months from this date they will be sold according to Law, JOHN LAMBLY, Hubour Master, Queher, August 24, 1824, b Wants a Situaliox, as an Appreniice.YOUNG LAD of fourteen years of age, in any of the mercantile houses in this Tawn.\u2014 For further particulars as to character &c, reference may Ue had at this office.d Quebec, July 27, 1824.wm © enh es 612 THE QUEBEC GAZETTE, Loxpon, June, 25.At 12 o'clock, the passage from Whitehall to the House of Lords, was completely atopt by carriages.By half past 12 the benches appropriated to the ladies were completely occupied.many s'ood in the passages.The front benches, on both sides, were for the most part reserved for the Peers\u2014The display of splendid dresses, elezant plumes, and every variety of ornaments.was brilliant in the extreme.There were about 300 ladies in the House.A few minutes before one o'clock, the Lord Chancel- Jor entered at the lower door, and p'oceeded, slowly, in full robes, to the wool sack.The Bishop of Chester immediately read prayers\u2014 Dr.Carr took the oaths and his seat as the Bishop of Chiclies er.The peers continued to enter in their robes.\u2014The twelve Judges took 1heir places om the wool sack.The Duke of York appeared a few minutes before two.The Ambassadors of the several Powers wéte statioried at the end of the Bishop's benches.At twenty minutes past two o'cléck, the firing of guns announced the arrival of His Majesty.\u2014The ladies immediately leaped upon the benches, and every eye was directed to the entrance to the right of the throne.At half past two, his Majesty took his seat on the throne, wearing the crown on his h: ad.The folding doors were then thrown open for ihe Comuñons, when the Speaker entered, accompanied by Mr.Canning and the other Ministers, and followed by a great crowd of Members.The rush was so great that many members cried out for\u201c Order.\u201d A cloud of dust was thrown along the House.The Speaker then addressed his Majesty.He commenced by stating that the House of Commons had attended to all the recommendations of his Majesty\u2019s Speech at the opening ofthis Session.In relieving the burthens of the people, two courses had presented themselves to their view, either a direct repeal of direct :axation, or to disencumber the trade of the country from the impediments which restricted, it, and which were condemned by efilighteved views of policy.With the view of removing these restrictions such alterations had been made in our commercial laws as they hoped would improve the great national resources of this country.But they had never lost sight of the necessity of proceeding cautiously in breaking down a system, which however impolitic, had been the growth of ages, They had found it their painful duty to re-enact the Insurrection Act in Ireland, not with the vain hope of its curing the evil, not concealing from themselves its harshness and severity, and not as a permanent measure, but such as the pressure of the existing emergency rendered necessary, not only for the protection of the in- norent, but in mercy to the guilty.It would ill become him to detain His Majesty by more minute details of their proceedings.He had only to expres< a hope that the conduct of his faithful \u2018om.mons would meet with the gracious approbation of His Majesty.In conclusion he tendered the appropriati n bill, to which, and to several biils, the royal assenc was given.\u2014 IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.HIS MAJESTY\u2019s SPEECH.House or Lorps, June 25, My Lords and Gentlemen, I cannot close this Session of Parliament, without returning to you my warmest acknowledgements, for the diligence and assiduity with which you have applied to the several objects of public interest, that have been submitted to your cousideration.I deeply regret the painful necessity under which you have found yourselves of renewing, for a further period, measures of extraordinary precaution in Ireland.I entirely approve of the inquiries which you have thought proper to institute as to the nature and extent of the evils unhappily existing in the disturbed districts of that country ; and 1 have no doubt that you will see the expediency of pursuing your inquiries in another Session, \"I continue to receive from all Foreign Powers the strongest assurances of their friendly disposition towards this Country ; and you may rely on my endeavours being invariably directed to the maintenance of general peace, and the protection of the interests, and extension of the commerce of my subjects, Gentlemen of the {louse of Commons, I thank you for the supplies which you have provided for the service of the present year, and especially for the grants which you have to liberally made in furtherance of the interest of Religion and in support of the spleudour of she Crown.I am fully sensible of the advantages which may be expected to arise from the relief which you have afforded to some of the must important branches of the national industry.My Lords,and Gentlemen, I have the greatest satisfaction in repeating to you my congratulations upon the general and eucreasing prosperity of the country.I am persuaded, that you will carry with you ofto your respective counties the same spirit in harmony which has distinguished your deliberations during the present Session, and that you will cultivate among all classes of my subjects those feelings of content and attachment to the Constitution, upon the continuance and diffusion of which, under Providence, maiuly depend not only individual happiness, but the high station which this Kingdom holds among the nations of the world.Parliament was then prorogued until the 24th of August.\u2014 Lonpon, 25th June.It is rumoured that Mr.W.Wyna will be the new Speaker in the event of a dissolution, and that the pre- seut Speak r will get a Peerage.J Major General Charl-s Turner is appointed Governor of Sierra Leone and its dependancies in Africa.The Bank of England will advance money at four per cent on auy description of Enghsh Stock lodged with them to the amount of two thirds of the value of such Stock at the price of the day.Ii is understood that propositions will be made by the Turks to the Greeks, but the nature of them is very doubtful.A rumor prevails that an engagement had taken place between the Turkish and Greek fleets; a heavy firing was heard at Smyrna in the latter end of May which lasted four hours.The arrests at Bad.joz are very numerous, they are mostly Priests, It is affirmed that more French troops are coming into Spain, i The most frightful anarchy reigns in Madrid from the gth to the 13thinst; 1000 persons were arrested upon suspicion of t-easonable practices but were released on the last mentioned day.Ferdinand is closely guarded by a mixed body of French and Spanish Royal Guards, The Dutch Government is about to réduce the interest on its national debt.The improvement in the Revenue for the current quarter is very considerable.Mr GOURLAY was released from his confinement im- mediateiy afer Parliament was prorogued, but was broughi to Bow-sireet, where Sir George F:eihitl aod Dr.Mun.roe, swore hat he wasa duozerous p-rson, Of unsound mind, and ought not to be suffered to go doroad.\u2014He was theo committed to the House of Correction, with directions 10 have every care taken of him, \"I'he King of France is alarmingly ill at St.Cloud, where the Court have retired to pass the summer months.Dusrin, June 28.\u2018The Patriol says, ¢ tranquillity is generally increasing, and through all parts of the country there never has been a greater prospect of an abundaut harvest.Paris, June 12\u20141It is now understood that the Marquis de la Fayette will not visit the United.States.The beautiful hat sent out to him by Mr.Hurley, had been presented to the General, and was received with much saiisfaction.He takes great pride in exhibiting it, and his house had heen crowded with people to see it.Its workmanship was acknowledged to be unrivalled.\u2014me THE ARMY .\u2014June 25.71st.Regt.of Foot.\u2014Quarter.master Serjeant John Agnew, to be Qnarter- master, vice Wm, Herring, who retires upon full pay.RECAPTURE OF LIMA.New-Yorg, Aug.9 t Ahoygt the last of May n*ws reicned Panama, that owing to the disaffection of the Peruv.ans, Gea.Bolivar had embarkel most of his army on board the Peruvian and Colomman navy, thes at CsIl 0, and retired to Trux.io 3 lesving a Prruvian Colonel in command of the garrison.-Shordy af er leaving Callao, indeed before he had lost sight of he pace, he had the morufic tion of seeing.the Peruvian fig hauled dwn, and the Spanish coledrs boisted, A sho t time atier, news was received of the abolition of dis Coastuational Government of Spain, upon the receipt of which.most of th: Soanish troops in Peru, refused 10 ackn -wiedge the ansolute government of the King.Availing himself of this circumstance, Bolivar ime medritely returne.! to-Cälloa, and was joined by à great numb-e afthe Sponish iroops, as also by the fiction in.Pera, who hid vetores oppose! hin on the gronad, (as was said by teh) thet he had come not far the purpose of ass s img them, but of conqueriug ino tne name of Colombia, ile had again taken po séssion of Calloa, and waa marching,on wi b every prospect of bringing the war to a speedy Close, Om the 23th of June a reinforcement of petween 2 and 3040 troo os from Colombia, had passed Chagres, on their way to Pauima, 10 embark for Peru, t:king wih cheas a great guantity of arms, ammunition aud cordage, &c, for the Navy.A report prevailed throughout the country, that a tre ty of aitiaace had been formed between Colombia «nd Hoyt, in which thelatter agrees to furnish 4G troops compleiely armed for the assistance of the former, und which were daily expected.On the 24th Juoe, the French orig of war Gazelle, arrive ed at Chigres from Martinique, bringing an agent from the French Goverrment to reside at Panama, who had been well received, A few days before Captain B.left Panama, a brig arrived from Callan with offtcial accounts, (l=tters from Pre- sid-nt B livar to the lurend in) sia ing the SURREN- DEROFTHE PORTOFCALLAO, aad cityof LIMA, to his forces ou hus appearance, wthou' resistance.rs ES THE QUEBEC GAZETTE.ProviNcian SecreTARY\u2019s OFFicE, Quebec, 19th Aug.1824.His Excellency the Lieutesant-Governor has beens pleased to make the following appointment, viz :\u2014 Elzear Bedard, Esquire, Advocate, Attorney, Proce tor, Solicitor and Counsel in all His Majesty's Courts of Justice in this Province.QUEBEC : | THURSDAY, AUGUST 19, 1824.The Ship Minervs, Capt.Dare, from l'iyMouTEH, has brought papers to the 9th of July, inclusive.We have been favored with files of the Courier and Star to that date, but owing to the short time allowed us our extracts must be limited.The most important and the most novel intelligence is contained in the Courier of the 9th July, now before: us.It appears that the Kimgof Portugal has made a request to Great-Britain for the assistance of foreign.troops.The Morning Chronicle pretends that this ree quest has been acceded to, and that Portugal is to be occupied by a British force.We subjoin the sermsible- remarks cf the Courier : « We have glaoc.d at the difficulties which are connected with the request of the King of PorTU - GAL to this country for the assistance of foreign troups.These difculties, we have reason to believe, are of a nature very different from any that have been surmised by our contemporaries, The question that has been raised, is not so much what description, or what amount of force should be sent, nor how the Consequent expences are to be detrayed ; it embraces consideraiions of a much h-gher character.There must be, of course, every disposivon oo the part of his Majesty\u2019s Government to assist an old and faithful Aliy, where the necessity for such assisiance is clear, and the mode of rendering it unexceptionable, But it would be a more desirable cours-, if practicable, to organise, by meaus of that influence which peculiarly bea longs 10 our relations with Portugal, a power suf* ficient to contiol Lhe apprehended danger, without vecurring to the aid ok fusgeintroops, At all events seme this seems to be an exneriment which shouldbe sincerely tried, before the other is adopted It certainly is not desirable 10 encourage the practice of one GG wernment seeking, from another that kind of interference, which can never be exercised without the dancer of compromising those great fundamental orincinles which should regulate the intercourse between independent States.A special case, josiifving such interference, may easily be imagined ; but itis no less easv to im1- gine how a special case so arising, and so acted upon, may be perverted into a precedent for a less justifiable purpose.This consideration obviously imposes the neces:ity of grave deliberation before any decision is taken, and it would warrant, we may add, a painful and reluctant acquiescence, even when the expediency of that acquiescence can no Jonger be disputed.We should fulfil a duty with the consciousness thar an irreproachable act on our part was too open to misconstruction, and tga sus ceplible of perversion, to leave behind it the common reward of self-satisfaction at what we had done.At present nn step has been taken which can place us in such a position.The question has been met with a full and clear conviction of all the embarrassine diffi-ul- ties which belong to it How it may be finally disposed of, it is not for usto anticipate.Supposing, however, the result should be that the required aid 18 granted, we can state that not a single British soldier will be sent.\u201d \u2014 The QueEn of the San1wich Islands died on the 8th July, of inflammation of the lungs.She was attended by Sir Henry Hacroan and other Physicians.The papers contain some curious particulars of the funeral ce remonies of these Islanders when at home, They will probably be dispensed with in England.The remains of Lord Bvron have arrived ir ENGLAND.It is not mentioned where the hady is to be interred.The depression of the Frenca Tentes still continues, The King of FRANCE was in good heath, and bad re ceived (he Infant Don Micuer of PorToGAL at his levee.The national resources of GREAT Britaiv have improved in almost every hranch during the quartier just expired.( Courier July 5.) Mr.GASELEE has been appointed one of the Judges of the Court of Common Pleas.The Revd.Dr.Lips.COMBE will go out as Bishop of JAMArca.The Revd, Mr.CoLERIDGE will be appointed to BArBApoE: and the LEEWARD I-LANDS The Expedition to ALGrERrs has sailed for its destination.eee ARRIVAL OF THE EARL OF DALHOUSIE IN ENGLAND.We are extremely happy to perceive by these papers that His Excellency the Governor in Chieflanded safely at PoRTSMOUTH on 24 July.The Ataor proceeded to Leith with the Countess of Davrousie and family, and His LorpsHIP started immediately for LoNpon with bis suite.GREAT FIRE AT HULL.A report has reached us of a térrible conflagration having happened at Hull.by which nearly 150 sail of vessels have been destroyed.The particulars have nou transpired, and we sincerely hope the rumormay not be proved correct.{mes WAR-OFFICE, July 2nd.7th Regt.of Foot\u2014Ensign Lord Frederic Lenox from the 62nd Foot to be Lieutenant without purchase, vice Burke deceased, dated 24th June, 1824.76th do.\u2014 Gentleman Cadet C.Clark, from the Royal Military College to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Langmead, promoted in the 44th Foot.eral Marriage in high life\u2014The Honble.Colonel Henry Lvcox, to Lady SUsAN CAROLINE EcioT, daughter of the Earl-of St.GERMAINS.: Died.\u2014The Dowager Countess of ALBERMARLE, and Sir George Woon, Knt., aged 81, late one of the Barons of the Exchequer.agli Consols on the 9th July, 94 37-48.i On the 27th of June, a Transport sailed from Liverpool with the 96th.one of the new Regiments for Halifax.\u2014\u2014 His Excellency Major-General Sir Howard Douglas, Bart, his Lady, Family, and Suite, came passengers in the Samarang to Halifax, At half past ten o'clock this morning, (Wednesday) his Excellency Sir Howard Douglas, Bart, accompanied by Sir William Wiseman.Bart.left the Samarang, in Rear Admiral Fahie\u2019s Barge, and soon after landed atthe King's Wharf, where he was received under a Salute of Arms, fromthe Grenadier: Company of the 74th.Regiment, welcomed on his landing by the Staff and other officers of the Garrison, and immediately proceeded to Government House.; Capt.M\u2019Lean; 81st Regt.also came passenger in (he Samarang.\u2014 Halifax R.Gaz.July 28.GAZETTE DE QUEBEC.Sporting Intelligence.QUEBEC SUBSCRIPTION RACES.FIrsT Dav.The Races commenced ou Tuesday, the 17th inst.and were well attended, The sport was admirable, the oldest resilents declaring that it excelled in interest any preceding Meetitg.The greatest feeling was excited as to the event of the race for the Quebec Stakes between Sir Walter, Knickerbocker and Lismahago.THE LIKUP GOVERNOR'S PLATE.80 dols, Entrance 10 dols.2 miles.M-~.Menpaav's b bh.Bugler, 5 yrs.old, 1 [1 Mr.Prior's ¢.g ound, aged, 212 Mr.Keys\u2019 b.g.Marplat, aged.(holied) dis.This was pretty well contested by the Hound, though Bugler was decidediy the favorite.THE QUEBEC SPARKES.200 dols, Entrance 20 dots 3-miles.Mr.MEnpss w°s b.g lismahago, 6 yrs.old, 2 dr, Mr.KauvT2'> «, h, Sir Walter.aged, 311 |1 Mr.SHanrP's c- h.Knickerbocker, 4 yrsold, {1} 2 |2 À good race.Sir Walter the favorite, though Knickerbocker was well backed- The two last heats were severely contested, an] much anxiety was shewn by the numerons spectators.THE TRIAL STAKES, 40 dois, Eurrance 5 dots.1 mile.Capt.MELVILLE\u2019s b.m.Mignonnette, 6 yrs.old,| 1 [1 Mr, KaunTe's be me Dove, aged, 2 12 Mr.Bu-BY > b, h.Lazy John, 5 yrs, old, 3 13 Col, HAwkinsts b.g Yankee, aged, (refused to start.) | dis, | Two very pretty heats, The Cavalry Cup was won in two heats by Mr.Bedard\u2019s brown gelding Brock.beating five others.A Private Match concluded this day\u2019s spurt.SECOND DAY, WEDNESDAY, 18th AUGUST.DALHOUSIE STAKES, 109 Dollars\u2014Entrance 10 Do!lars\u2014Two Miles, Mr.Mevpnam\u201ds b.g, /ismahago.6 ys.9st, lUlbs.1 2 | 1 Mr.\u201cHarp\u2019» ch.Knickerbocker, & ys.Bst, 131bs.| 2 1,2 Three of the most beaucifully contes:ed hears ever ran on this or any other course.Both horses made severe play from the post.The first hear was won by half a neck\u2014the second by less than bolf a leng'h, and \u2018he third heat bv a head.In the third heat the rider of Knickerbocker claimed a cios, which being referred to the Siewards has not yet been decided, RICHMOND STAKES, 80 Dollars\u2014Entrance 10 Dollars\u201410st, Winner of the Governor's Plate 7lbs.extra.Mr.MenpaAM's b.h.Bugler.5 vs.Tihs, extra, 1]1 Li.Col, HaAwkINs' b, ¢.Yankee, aged, 919 Mr.KEY's b, g.Marplot, ag-d (bolted,) dist.LADIES PURSCE, Handicap\u2014 Entrance 1} Dollars.2 Miles; Capt.MeLviLLE\u2019: b, m.Mignonnelte, Gvs.8:1.71hs.| 111 Mr.Kauntz's be me Dove, aged, 8-1.ibs.2/2 Two admirable hea's, the second won by a nose.This day\u2019s sport ended with another private match, The close running between atl the horses this day gave a prodigious interest 10 the spore, and counteracted the unfavorable impression of the weather, Betting, which was preity brisk, fluctuated us the advocates of each howe derived new hopes, or felt increased anxiety for the result, At the close of the first day a large party of Gentlemen dined at the Ordinary at the Union-Hotel, where a finely dressed Turtle, presented to the Subscribers by His Excellency the Lieut.Governor, was done ample justice to, and the Evening passed in the utmost hilarity, Severa! appropriate tO1s's were given, among which the health of our liberal Patron was drank with due honor.PORT OF QUEBEC.ARRIVED, Aug.14 -Brig Wesley, Anderson, 56 days from Limerick, to H.Atkinson, in ballast 46 settlers.\u2014\u2014 Ship Stentor.Harris, 39 days from Limerick, to G.S.Camphella cargo,bricks\u2014 141 settlers, \u2014\u2014Bchr.Catherine, Land, 36 days from Antigua, to P.Sheppard cargo.rum and sugar.2 ettlers.\u2014\u2014schr, Lively, Corwall, 21 days from.Halifax, to C F.Aylwin, cargo, ruin and sugar.8 settlers, 15\u2014Schoouer John, Glawson, 19 days from Halifax, to C, F.Aylwin, cargo, rum & sugar.\u2014 Schr.Marie Rose, Syre, 11 days from Miramichi, to the master, in bal ast.18\u2014Ship Brixton, Stevens, 61 days from London, to \u2014\u2014, general cargo.\u2014\u2014\u2014 yer, reprê- et dernier enchérisseur, à laporte de l'Eglise de la savoir : TION émané de la Cour du Banc du sentant la veuve Marcil et Mr.Delisle, tenant sûr susdite paroisse S'.Damasse le MARDI QUA- Roi de Sa Majesté pour les causes civiles dans et pour le- susdit district de Montreal, à la poursuite de James Mil- lar, des cité et district de Montréal, marchand.contre les terres et possessions de Thomas Turrance, du même lieu, marchand, à moi adressé ; j'ai saisi et pris en exécution comme appartenant au dit THOMAS TORRANCE, an emplacement sis et situé à la côte à Baron, proche !a dite cité de Montréal, contenant un arpent en front sur cinq arpens et plus s'il s\u2018en trouve de profondeur, borné en front par la rue Ste.Marie ou Sherbrook.dans la profondeur et au côté du nord est par les héritiers de feu Jean Baptiste Durocher, Ecr.et de l\u2019autre côté au sud ouest par les représentans de feu James M.Gill, Ecuyer, avec une maison en bois y dessus érigée, et contient un verger enclos en planches.Or je donne par le présent avis public que les dits emplacement et prémisses seront vendus et adjugés au plus offrant et dernier enchérisseur, en mon Bureau dans la susdite cité de Montréal, le MARDI DOUZE d\u2018OCTOBRE prochain, à UNE heure de re'evée auxquels tems et lieu les eonditions de la vente seront énoncées.FREDK.W.ERMATINGER, Shériff.Tous ceux qui ont des prétentions sur la terre et ténemens ci-dessus désignés, soit par hy.pothêque ou autre droit ou servitude, sont par le présent avertis d\u2019en donner avis au dit Shéri ff, à son bureau dans la Cné de Montréal, suivant la loi 3; et de plus qu\u2019aucune opposition afin d\u2019an- nuller ou afin de distraire le tout où partie des dits emplacement et bâtimens ou afin de charge ou servitude suriceux, ne sera reçue par le dit Shériff durant les quinze jours qui en précèderont la vente.\u201c Bareiu du Shériff, 5 Juin, 1824, Montréal, oF vertu d\u2019un MANDAT d\u2019EXE- savoir : CUTION, énaué de la Cour du Banc du Roi de Sa Majesté pour{les causes civiles dans et pour le susdit district de Montréal, à la poursoite de Benjamin Lauzon, de Montréal, dans le dir district de Montréal, Tanneur, et Marie Louise Langlois dit Traversy, sa femme, de lui duement autorisée, conlre certaines terres et ténemens ap.partenans a Angus McDonald, de Montréal susdit, marchand, à moi adressé ; j'ai saisi et pris en exécution comme appartenant au dit Augus Mec Donald, ies susdites terres et ténemens décrites dansle dit mandat d'exécution comme suit, savoir: ¢ Un emplacement situé aux fauxbourg St.Antoine, près la ville de Montréal, de la contenance de quarante cing pieds de front sur un arpent de profonieur ou environ, tenant pardevant à la grande rue St.Antoine, par derrière à David Ross, Ecuyer, d\u2019an côté aux héritiers de feu Étienne Lamanne, père, d\u2019autre côté à la veuve Beauchant dit Lavallée, sur lequel emplacement est construit une maison en pierre avec boutique, hangar et autres bâtimens.Or je donne par le présent avis public que les dits emplacement et prémisses seront vendus et adjugés au plus offiant et dernier enchérisseur, en mon Bureau dans la susdite cité de Montréal, le MARDI, QUATORZE de SEPTEMBRE prochain, à DIX heures du matin, auxquels tems et lieu les conditions de la vente seront énoncées FREDK.W.ERMATINGER, Shériff.Tous ceux qui ont des prétentions sur les dits immeubles et dépendances ci dessus désignes, soit par hypothèque ou autre droit ou servitude, sont par le présent avertis d\u2019en donner avis au dit Shériff, à son bureau susdit, suivant la loi; et de plus, qu aucune opposition afin d'annuller ou afin de distraire le tout ou partie des dits immeubles et dépendances, ou afin de charge ou servitude sur iceux, ne sera reçue par le dit Shériff durant les quinze jours qui en précéderont la vente.Bureau du Shériff, 8e.Mai, 1824.pre EU, vertu d\u2019un MANDAT de notie savoir : Souversin Seigneur le Roi, émané de lu Cour du Binc du Ros de Sa Majesté pour les causes civiles dan.etponr le svsdit dist-ict de Montréal, à Moi adressé, m\u2019ordonnant de procéder à la saisie, vente et! adjudivation, par déciêr volontaire, sur Pierre Amab'e Dezéry, Ecuyer, de Montréal, daus !e comté et distrit de Monrréal, en sa quainté d\u2019xécuteur tes amientaire defeu Demoi\u2026 selle Mapdelzine Dezéry, vivante, de la dite cité de Montiéal, de ceriains immeubles décrits dans le dit mandat Comme suit, à savoir : un emplacement sis et situé en cette ville, sur le niveau de la rue St .Paul, de la conte nance de quarante pieds de front sur la dite rue, sus toute la profondeur qui se trouve depuis la dite rue jusqu\u2019à la rue maintenant appel- lée rue des Commissaires, avec une maison et autres dépendances dessus construites, comme aussi le droit de mitoyepneté du pignon eatre la dite maison, 4 le devant à la dite rue St.Paul, par derrière à la di e rue des Commissaires, d\u2019un côté au dit George Selby, Ecuyer, représentant la veuve Marcil et Mr.Delisle, et d\u2019autre côté au Sieur Toussaint Trudeau, représentant Etienne Trutteau, ainsi que le tout se poursuit et comporte: Lequel la die Demoiselle Magdeleine Dezéry a acquis en vertu de certain Acte de liquidation et- partage fait entre elle et ses co-héritiers dans la succession de fev Charles Dezé- ry, leur père, le dit Acte portant date cu sept d\u2019Août, mil sept cent seize, passé à Montréal par devant Mtre.Panet, Notaire Royal, et son confiére, notaires, en de rechef en vertu de certain acte de vente et transport entre certains Commissaires nommés par le pouvoir exécutif de cette Province, pour y mettre en effet les deux statuts ou actes du pouvoir législatif-des quarante.unième et quarante-cin\u2026 quième années de feu sa Majesté George Trois, et la dite demoiselle Magdeleire Dezéry, le dit acte de vente et transport portant date du deux d\u2019Oc- \u2018tobre, mil huit cent cinq, passé devant Mire.Cha.boillez et Prevost, Notaires Publics à Montréal, et en vertu du testament solemnel de son dit père, Charles Dezéry, en date du deux d\u2019Août, mil sept Cent soixante et quinze, exécuté et passé a Montréal pardevant Mtre.Panier, Notaire Royal, et son Confière, et du codicile au bas du dit testament EXÉCUIÉ et passé devant les mêmes Notaires à Montréal, en date du 30 Août, 1775, et encore en vertu d\u2019un certain acte d\u2019échange entre le dit Charles Dezéry et le nommé Etienne Bleau et Marie Anne Habé, son épouse, sous la date du quatre Avril, mil sept cen: quarante cing, fail er passé 4 Montréal pardevant Mires.Ademar et Si- monnet, Notaires Royanux, et lesquels \u2018emplace.Ment et dépendances avoient été dans la possession de la dite Demoiselle Magdeleine Dezéry, pour plus de trois années avant sa mort, auquel ems le dit Pierre Amable Dezé:y en estentré en possession en vertu du testament de kà dite Demoiselle Magde* leine Dezé: y, En sa susdite qualité d exécuteur tes!a- mentaire ; j'ai saisi et prisen exécution les susdits emplacement et prémisses, et je donne par |: présent avis publie qu\u201dils seront vendus et adjugés au plus haut et dernier enchérisseur, par décrêt volontaire sur le dit Pierre Amable Dezéry, en mon boreau dans la cré de M ontréal susdie, le MARDI.QUATORZE de SEPTEMBRE prochain, à ONZE hevres du matin, auxquels tems et lieu les conditions de la vente seront énoncées.FREDx.W.ERMATINGER; Shérif.Tous ceux qui ont des prétentions sur la terre el ses dépendances cr.dessus désignées, soit par hypothèque od autre droit ou servitude, sont par le présent avertis d\u2019en donner avis au dit Sherif, à son Bureau dans la cité de Montréal, suivant la loi, et de plus qu'aucune opposition afin d'annuiler ou afin de distraire le tout ou pa'tr de la dite terre, ou afin de charge ou servitude sur icelle ne sera reçue par le dit Shérif durant les quinze Jours précédens la vente d\u2019icelle; et tous et chacun avant des prétentions ou droits, et specialement des hypothêques qui pourraient être des sujets d\u2019oppositions afin de conserver, sont pareillement avertis et \u2018requis de les produire au dit ShérifF en son Bureau susdit, huit jours au moins avant le jour fixé pour la vente de la dite terre.Bureau du Shéiiff, 8 Mai, 1824.Montréal, N vertu d\u2019un MANDAT d\u2019EX.savoir : } ECUTION, émané de la Cour du Banc du Roi de sa Majesté, pour les Causes civiles danset pourle susdu district de Mont éal, a la poursuite de Charles Vidal Bailiff, résidant dans la Paroisse St.Hiscanthe, dans le dit district, comre les terres et rénemens d\u2019Ertecnoe Deroutn, habitant, résidant dans la même paroi-se, à moi adressé ; j'ai Saisi et, prisen exécition comme ap- parienant au dit ETIENNE DEROUIN, une terre sise etsituée dans la pa oisse Si.Damasse, dans le dit district de Mont-éal, du contenu de deux arpens de front sur trente de profondeur, plusou moins, sur le côté sud ouestde la route appellée Argenteuil, bornée en front par la dire route, dans la profondeur par Laurent Boucher, du côté sud.par Jean Baptiste Casavant dit la Débauche, et au no'd par Antoine Tetreau dit Ducharme, avec une maison de bois, une grange et une étable y dessus éri- gees, Circonstanceset dépendances.Or je sonne par le présent avis public que les dites terre et pré\u201d misses seront vendues et ajugées \u2018av plus offrant TORZE de SEPTEMBRE prochain, à DJX beu- res du matin, aoxquels tems et lieu les conditions de la vente seront énoncées.\u2018 ; FREDK.W.ERMATINGER, Shérif.Tous ceux qui ont des prétentions sur la terre et bâtimens ci dessus désignés, soit par hypo- théque ou autre droit ou servitude, sont par le présent avertis d\u2019en donner avis audit shéciff, à son Bureau à Montréal susdit, suivant la Loi; et de plus qu\u2019aucune opposition afin d\u2019annul- ler ou afiu de distraire le tout ou partie des dites terre et bd-imens oc afin de charge ou servitude sur icelles, ne sera reçue par le dit shériff durant les quinze jours, qui en précéderont la vente.Bureau du Shérif, 8e.Mai, 1824.nome EX vertu d\u2019un MANDAT d\u2019EXE.Savoir : CUTION, émané de la Cour du Banc du Roi de Sa Majesté pour les causes civiles dans et pour le susdit district de Montréal, à la poursuite de Napier Christie Burton, de Londres en Angleterre, Ecuyer, Général dans Jes armées de Sa Majrsté, seigneur et possesseur de la seigneurie de Beaujen, dans le dit district, contre certaines terres et ténemens appartenant à Isaac J.Wilsie, de la dite seigneurie de Beaujeu, à moi adressé; j'ai saisi el pris en exécution comme appartenant au dit Isaac J.Wilsie, ies susdites terres et ténemens décrits dans le dit Mandat d\u2019Exécurion comme suit, savoir : ** Un morceau ou lopin de terre sis et sia tué dans la dite seignenrie de Beaujeu, autrement dite Lacolle, connu et distiegué sous le No.vingt« cing dans le second rang des concessions de la dite seigneurie, au nord du domaine de la dite seigneurie, contenant quatre arpens de tront gur vingt huit ar- pens de profondeur, joignint à l\u2019est la ligne du domaine entre le premier ec second rangs des concessions, d\u2019un Côté au nord par le lot nombre vingt six, et d\u2019autre côté aû lot nombre Vingt quatre.\u201d Or je donne par le pré-ent avis public, que le dit lot de terre sera vendu et adjugé au plus baut enchérisseur, à la porte de l\u2019Relise de la paroisse Ste, Marguerite de Blairfindie,dans le dit district, le MARDI, QUATORZE de SEPTEMBRE prochain, a DIX heures du matin, auxquels tems et lieu les \"conditions de la vente seront énocancérs, FREDg.W.ERMATINGER, Shérif.Tous ceux qui not.des préteniions sur les prémisses ci-dessus désignées, soit par hyporhêque ou aus tre droit ou servitude, sont par le présent avertis d\u2019en donner avis au dit Shérif, à son Bureau daos la cité de Montréal, suivant la loi ; et de plus qu\u2019aucune opposition afin d\u2019annuller ou afin de distraire le tout ou partie des dites prémisses, Ou afin de charge ou servitude sur icelles, ne sera reçue par le dit Shérif durant les quinze jours qui en précéderont la vente.Bureau du Shérif, 7 Mai, 1824.Montréal, ?N vertu d\u2019un MANDAT d\u2019EX- savoir : $ ECUTION, émané de la Cour du Banc du Roide Sa Majesté pour les causes cis viles, dans et pour le district de Montréal, à la poursuite de Thomas M\u2018Cord, des cité et district de Montréal susdits, Ecuyer, contre les terres et tenemens de JOHN LEVERET HENSHAW, de la cité de Montréal, marchand, à moi adressé ; jai saisi et pris en exécution comme appartenant au dit John Leveret Henshaw : huit emplacemens, contigus les uns aux autres, sis et situés dans le fief Nazareth, communément appellé Griffintown, proche de la susdite cité de Montréal, du contenu chacun de quarante cinq pieds de large sur quatre- vingtrdix de profondeur, le tout ensemble formant uni front de trois cent soixante pieds, borné en front par la rue Nazareth, d\u2019un côté par larue St.Gabriel, de l\u2019autre côté par le nombre cent huit, et dans la profondeur jar le dit Thomas M\u201cCord, sans maisons ni clôtures ; les dits lots sont connus et distingués par les rombres 109, H10, 141, 112, 113, 114, 115 et 116.Les dits emplacemens sont sujets et chargés du payment de certaines rentes perpetuelles et non rachetables, comme suit, savoir : Trois livres du cours actuel de la Province du Bas-Capada, pour tout.et chacun des dits lots, payables au premier Mai de chaque année av dit Thomas M'Cord, ses héritiers ou ayans cause jusqu\u2019au vingt neuf Septembre, mil huit cent qua- trevingt dix, et de et après cette péiivde aux admi- nist-atrices des biesdes pauvres de l'Hotel Dieu de Montréal, à leurs successeurs Ou ayans cause, pou« toujours.Or je donne par le présent avis public EEN 616 AE que les dits emplacemens seront vendus et adjngés, ujets aux susdites rentes perpetuelles et non raches tables, au plus haut enchérisseur, à mon bureau dans la susdite cité de Montréal, le MERCREDI, QUINZE de SEPTEMBRE prochain, a ONZ heures du matin, anxquels tems et lieu les conui- tions de la vente seront énoncées.FREDK.W.ERMARTINGER, Shérif.Tous ceux qui out des prétentions sur les terres et téremens ci dessus dés gnés, soit par hypo.thêque ou autres droits ou servitude, sont par le présent avertisd\u2019en donuer avisau dit Shérif, à son Bureau aux Trois-Rivières suivaut la loi, et de plus qu'aucune opposition an d'annul'er ouafin de distraire le tout ou partie des dites ters res ou afin de charge ou servitude sur icelles, ne sera regue par le dit Sherif durant les quinze jours précédens la vente d\u2019icelles.Bureau du Shérif, 8e.Mai, 1824.Montréal N vertu d\u2019un MANDAT d\u2019EXECU- savoir : ¢ TION, émané de la cour du Banc du Roi de -a Majemé pour les causes civiles dans et pour Je susdit district de Montréal, àla poursuite de John Forbes de la paroisse St.Eustache, dans dir le district de Maniréal, lahitaut, et d\u2019Elizabeud Dingwell, sa femme à ce par lui duement autorisée, contre les terres et ténemens ci-apres décrits actuellement dans la possession de GASPARD DAGEN, de la ciié de Montréal, diaus le dit district, un des huissiers de la dite Cour du Banc du Roi et curateur duement appointé en loi au délaisse- Ment en justice qui en à é é fait par Abner Bagg, de la cité es du districude Montiéal, marchand, er décrit dans le dit Mandat comme srit, savoir : ?Un emplacement situé au bourg de Terrebonne, d\u2019un étendu qui peut se trouver comprise tant en front qu\u2019en profondeur, entre la grande rue où il prend sa devanture, le terrein d'Ignace Rabitaille ou it aboutit, le terrein de David Thompson, el un autre emplacement «appartenant ci-devan: à Dame Elizabeth, Brown, épouse de Thomas Joibinson, ou il joint d\u2019un cô*é an sud Ouest et l'emplacement des représeutans de Jean Baptiste Gariepy où il joint d'autre côé au nord-est, Or je dunne parle présent avis pubr lic gue le dit emplacement sera vendu et adjugé au plus offrant et dernier enchérisseur, à la porte de l*I4glise de la paroisse de Terrebonne susdite, le MARDI QUATORZE de SEPTEMBRE prochain, 3 DIX heures du matin auxquels tems et lieu les conditiovs de la vente seront énoncées.FREDK.W.ERMATINGER, Shérif.Tous ceux qui onl des préientions sur les prémisses ci-dessus désignées, soir par hypoihêque Où au tre droit oo servitude, sont par le présent avertis d\u2019en donner avis audit shériff, à son bureau susdit, suivant la loi ; er de plus qu\u2019aucure opposition afin d\u2019annuller ou afin de distraire le tout ou partie des dites prémisses.ou afin de charge ou servitude sur icelles, ne sera reçue par le dit shérif durant les quinze jours qui en préc éderont la vente.Buresu du Shécif, 7 Mai, 1894.Monti é.1, Of vertu d'un MANDAT d'EXECU savoir: ¢ TION, émanéde ia Cour du Banc du Ro: de S« Majesté, pour les causes civiles daus et pour le s usdit district de Mont: é 11, à la poursuire de Rickard Robinson.des cité et district de Montré 1, maçon el entrepreneur, contre lesterres et ténemens de Erunçis Beattie, de la «ité de Montréal, chapelier, à moi adresse; j'ai saïs- el pris en exé.ulion comme appartenant au di FRANCIS BÉATTIE.| Unemplacement sis et situé sur l\u2019slignement de la rue St, Urbain, dans le faubourg St.Laureal, de la cité de Monuéal susdi.e, du contenu de quarance pieds de front sur soix nie pieds de profondeur.plus ou moins, borné, en front par Ja susdite rue St, Uibsin,dans ti profondeur par David Ross, Ecuier, d\u2019un (8 é par Michel Bourbanniere, e: de l\u2019autre côté par le dit défendeur avec deux maisons de briques, à deux étages, y de-sus érigées.@ Un emolacement sis et simné sur le dit alignement de la rue 8t, Urbain, dans le faux- bourg St' Laurent de la ctéde Montréal comme susdic, du contenu de quarante pieds de front sur soixante pieds de profondeur, plus ou mo'ns burné en front par la rue St.Urbain d\u2019AOUT prochain, à ONZE heures du matin, auxquels tems et lieu les conditions de ia vente seront énoncées.W.5.SEWELL.Sheriff.Tous ceux qui peuvent avoir quelque prétentions sur les prémisees ci-dessus désigné-, soit par byporlièque ou autre droit ou servitude, sont parle présent avertis d\u2019en donner avis audit shéiiff,a ~on bureau dans la cour de jussice de ladite ciréde Québec, de plus qu'aucune opposition afin d\u2019annnller où afin de distrair le tout ou partie desdits immeubles, Ou atin de charge ou servitude sur iceux, ne sera reçu par ledit Shésiff durant les quinze jours qui en précéderont la vente ; de plus qu\u2019il faudra que toute opposition afin d\u2018annuller,afin de charge ou afin de distraire, soit accompagnée d\u2018uve affirmation sous serment de la vérité des faiisarticulés en icelle, dans la forme prescrite par l\u2019ordre de ladite cour en date du dix.neuvième d\u2018octobre 1822 ; qu'aucune opposition telle que susdit, qui ne sera pas accompagnée d\u2019une telle affire mation, n\u2019empêchera ni ne retardera l\u2019exécution du dit ordre ; et qu\u2019aucune opposition afin de conserver ne sera reçue anrès les vingt-quatre heures qui suivront Je jour du rapport dudit ordre, et sont de plus avertis que ledit ordre est rapportable le premier d'octobre prochain.Bureau du Shévif, Québec, 7 Avril, 1824.Bureuu des Commissaires pour I\u2019 Administration des Biens des ci-devant Jesuites.QueBrc, 14 Mar, 1822.A VIS public est par le présent donné que partie du bien connu sous le nom de La Vacherie, (située près du Pont Dorchester ) qui appartenoit autrefois au ci devant Ordre des Jesuites, et est actuellement en la possession de sa Majesté, est à concéder en lots ou emplacemens, non moindres qu'un acre en superficie, à perpéluité.\u2018aux personnes qui seront d'intention d'en prendre à bail à cens et rentes seigneuriales mélées de vente, pour un prix five payable à la passation du Contrat, ou hyputhéquée sur le fond même, à 5 pour cent d'intérét, ou bien à rentes constituées, Pour de plus amples informations à ce sujet, on peut s\u2019in= Jormer a ce Bureau, Par ordre des Commissaires, ( Board ).GEO.RYLAND, Secretair e. vds à 4 wm NS CA © nan = se BUREAU DU SECRETAIRE.PROVINCIAL.Ln Québec, 19¢ Aout, 1824.Il a plu à son Excellence le Lieutenant Gouverneur de faire l\u2018appointement suivant, savoir : Flzear Bedard, Ecnyer, Avocat, Procureur, Solici- teur et Conseil, dans toutes les Cours de Justice, en cette Province.\u2019 \u2018 , QUEBEC: JEUDI, 19 AOUT, 1824.Par l\u2019arrivée du Stentor, Capt.Harris, nous avons reçu le discours de Sa Majesté, lors de la prorogaiion du Parlement, dont nous donnons ici la traduction.; CHAMBRE DEs Lorps, 23 Juin.Milords et Messieurs, .Je ne puis clôre cette Session du Parlement, sans vous Pxprimer ma vive reconnaissance de la diligence et de l'assiduité avec lesquelles vous vous Âtes occupés des dilferens intérêts publics, qui ont été soumis à votre considération.Je regrette beaucoup que vous vous soyez trouvés dans lu nécessité pénible de 1enouveller pour une période vi- \"érieure les mesures de précaution extraordinaire en Lilande.J\u2019approuve entierement les recherches que vous avez trouve à propos d'instituer sur la nature et l\u2019étendue des maux qui malheureusement troublent fa tranquillité publique, dans quelques uns des districts de ce pays ; et je n\u2019ai nul doute que vous ,ne sentiez l\u2019utilité de continuer ces recherches dans une autre Session.Je continue de recevoir dé toutes les puissances étran- geres les plus fortes assurances de leurs dispositions amicales envers ce pays; et vous pouvez compiler gue tous mes efforts seront invariablement dirigés vers le maintien de la paix générale, et vers la proiection des intérêts ei extention du commerce de mes sujets.Messieurs de la Chambre des Communee, Je vous remercie des fonds que vous avez pourvu pour Je service de la présente année, et particulièrement nour les dons que vous avez si libéralement faits pour promouvoir Viutérét de la Reiigion, et pour le mai- tien de la splendeur du trône.Je sens parfaitement les avantages qu\u2019on peut attendre du soulagement que vous aveZ donné à quelque unes des branches les plus importantes de l'industrie- nationale.Milords et Messieurs, J'ai le plus grand plaisir à vousrenouveller mes congratulations sur la prospérité générale et croissante du pays.Je snis persuadé, que vous porterez avec vous dans vos comtés respectifs ce même esprit d'harmonie qui a caracterisé vos deliberations dans le cours de la presente Session, et que vous cultiverez parmi toutes ies classes de mes suiets ces sentimens de saiisfaction et d\u2019attachement à la consticution, de la continnation et de la difu- sion desquels sous la providence, dépendent principalement non seulement le bonheur individuel}, mais encore ce haut rang que le Royaume tient parmi les nations du monde.Le Parlement fut ensuite prorogé jusqu\u2019au 24 Août.Le Roi de France est dangéreusement malade à St.Cioud où la Cour s\u2019est retirée pour y passer l\u2019étê.VENTE DU GOUVERNEMENT.HW L sera vendu MARDI le 24 du courant, vis-à-vis le Bureau de l\u2019Ordonnance, Porte du Palais, à UNE heure de l'après midi :\u2014Un nombre de Canons, de Bombes et de Boulets de differents calibres, tels qu\u2019ils sont à présent, à différents endroits des Fortifications de Qiébec.2; Pour les particularités on s\u2019adressera au Soussigné.LEWIS A.THOMAS, Quebec, 9e.Août, 1824: Encanteur du Roi.AVIS.6 a été trouvé en la possession d\u2019une personne suspecte, des CUILLERs à THE\u2019 D'ARGENT, dont il n\u2019a pas pu rendre un compte satisfaisant ; les personnes qui ont perdu depuis peu, des articles de cette cspcce, sont invitées d\u2019examiner les Cuillers à Thé sus-mentionnées qui sont deposées ches le Sr.NORTHGRAVES, Horloger et Orfevre, No.3, Rue St.Jean, de la Haute Ville.Québec, 17thb Août 1824.- 7 GAZETTE DE QUEREC.GIF AVIS, L\u201d Soussignés prennent la liberté d'informerle public qu\u2019ils ont transporté leur Comptoir à leur Brasserie de Se.Roch, où ils oui toujours en main\u2014de la fleur de farine fine, moyenue & entiere fraiche de leurs moulins ; comme aussi du Biscuis de Terrencuve & du son à demande, et delhuile de tin de doubie cuison en quarts & en cruches de grès J.McCALLUM & Co.Rue St.Charles, 17 Mai 15:24.LES CREANCIERS E PHILIPPE AUBKRT DE GASPE\u2019, Ecr.ci.devant Shérif de ce District, sont requis de fournir au Soussigné dans le plus court délai possible, des états de leurs demarides, respectives, contre Mr.De Gaspé, afin d\u2019y satisfaire autant que les circonstances le permettront.Wm.F.SCOTT.Québec, le 12e: Août, 1824.EAN BAPTISTE LAGUE, me nuisier et charpentie en la paroisse St.Mathias, comté de Bedford, prévient le public, qu\u2019il se propose de s\u2019adresser à la Législature, à la prochaine Session, pour obtenir le privilège d\u2019ériger un pont de pésge sur la riviere des Hurons, euviron à deux arpens au dessous de l'endroit où abontit le chemin de descente qui communique de cette rivière aux traverses de la rivière Richelieu, au bas de la grosse Isle du Bassia Chambly ; lequel pout sera de la dimen- tion suivante : il aura soixante pieds d\u2019ézhappe, lea lambourdes, au nombre de six, et de pruche, seront appui, ées sur des fausses lambourdes, de même bois, et aus ront dix huit pouces sur une face et quinze sur l\u2019autre, les culées auront dix neuf pieds de haut, vingt cing pied- de profondeur, par le haut, du cô'é du sud-ouest, et quinze pieds du côté du nord est, sur une largeur proportionnée, les pièces de ces culérs seront dc même bois et d\u2019un pied quarré, ces culées seront remplies de pier- | res terrassCas, avec les corps-morts nécessaires pour retenir les pieces, Du cd ¢ du sud-ouest, il y aura une levée d\u2019environ un quart d\u2019arpent de long, et de six pieds de haut, près de la cu!'ée, en diminuant jusqu\u2019à la terre ferme, et d\u2019une largeur proportionnée, le pontage sera de même bois et de pièves de cing pouces d\u2019épaisseur, il y aura des gardes-corps, tant sur le dit pont, que sur les culées et levées, de six pouces quariés, appuies sur des poteaux de trois pieds de haut et neuf pou ces quarrés par le bas, de huit pieds en huit pieds, et des bois de pin.Il y aura chaque bout du pontage, une lisse d\u2019un pied de large sur.cing pouces d\u2019épaisseur, Il prévient aussi le public que les taux de péage pour ce pont seront, Pourunecaléchr, 6 sols.Pour un bomme à cheval Pour une charette, chargée .3 sols, ou non.5 sois, Per bœuf, vache, ou che- Pour use voiture à quatre val libre.8 sols, FOUES.\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.10 sols, Par chaque m:uton, co- Pour une Cariole ou trai- chon ou veau.1 sol Ne.\u2026.5 sols, Pour une personne à Pour une voiture à deux pied.2s0l5, chevaux.l0 sols, | E1 à proportion pour autres choses, AVIS.M E Soussigné prie toutes les personnes à qui il a_d peut devoir d\u2019envoyer leurs comptes chez Mr.Robt.Murray, No.13, Rue de la Fabrique, depuis ce jour jusqu\u2019au 3le.d\u2019Aout prochain, et.toutes les personnes qui lui doivent sont priés de faire leurs payemens à icelui, qui est autorisé présentement à en recevoir les montants et en donner des quittances.GEO WOCOD.Ance St.Michel, gge.Juillet, 1824.1 NOTICE.oo rEVHE Subscriber having leased Wolfe\u2019s Cove requests Merchants, and others, having lumber laying there, to furnish him with specifications of the quantity, quality, marks and numbers of such lumber as belongs to them.in view to prevent mistakes in the deliveries, JOHN POWELL.Wolfe\u2019s Cove, 2 19th April, 1824.EARTHENWARE.UST landed from on board the General .Wolfe from Bristol, 20 Crates of Earthenware, consisting of blue printed dining Sets, (paterns various,) Vegetable Dishes, blue Bowls and saucers, and in fact everyarticle which is requisite for the Town &c.Country.As the Subscriber\u2019s Store is now so well assorted in the Earthen and Glass line, and being the only one in Quebec where a supply at once can be obtained cheaper than any other.He respectfully solicits the support of the public.SAMUEL ADAMS.Mountain-Street, 20th May, 1824.u NEW SADDLERY GOOD.: 4 HT.Subscribers have received per St, Lawrence, Alexander, and Brothers, an exiensive assortment, of articles in their line, consisting of best London Saddles (stuffed and plain flaps), Bridles, Whips, Cavalry Spars, Ke.Ke.also, most fashionable Placed, Brass and Japan\u2019d Harness Monatings, Patent Leather, Harness and Bridle Leather of the best quality.The whole will be sold, or made up in the neatest manner, at their urual reasonable prices, J.& J.TITORNTON, No.49, St, John street.ON SALLE 2 new half covered Calaes?and A handsome second handCurricle.Quebec, 8th June, 1824, \"I FOR SALE IN UPPER CANADA.VERY fine and bighly improved property, con.A \u201csisting of several Farms, with Houses, Baros, Outhouses, &c.&c.new, and iv perfect repair, comprising 18 or 1900 Acres of Land, situated upon and equally divided by the navigable river Thames.The situation s elevaied, healthy and commanding\u2014the scenery is beautiful, (he land of the first quality, and the river abounding with the finest fish.The owner being about 10 retorn to England will sell on very moderate terms.For particulars apply to | ARCHp.CAMPBELL, Not, Pub.Quebec, 17th July, 1824.u IE EEE CONDITIONS OF THIS PAPER, Subscription, in Town, one guinea, (23s.4d.Currency per annuin;\u2014Sent by Post, one pound five shillings, in cluding Postage, payable at the expiration of six months ~~ PRICE OF ADVERTISEMENTS.In ore Language.lst.insertion.each subsequent Ins, Sig lines and under .9s5.6d.7&d.Ten lives and ander.3s5.4d.10d, Above 10ldines.4d.pr.line, 1d.pr.line, Both Languages ; 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