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[" Tue QUEBEC GAZETTE.-, \\ Al > D Vor.2.- Jpublished bp Authority.GAZETTE *, : QUEBEC.Publice par Autovite.N° 41.THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1825.[ New Series.] JEUDI, JUILLET 28, 1825.No.542.Y virtue of an ORDER or JUDGE- Quebec MENT obtairied of, and issuedout of Hts to witz) Majesty\u2019s Court of King\u2019s Beuch, holding civil pleas.inand for the District of Quebec, on the Petition of GEORGE LARUE, of the Parish of St.George, of Cicona, in the County of Cornwallis, in the distriet of Quebec.Physician, to the end of ohlaining a Voluntary Sheriff*s sale, (Décret Folontaire,) on himself of an Esiate, the designaiion whereot is contained in the extract of the said Judginent, that is to witz-\u2014\"* One arpent of land in front by forty arpents io depth, situaie and being in he first range of the Parish St.George, of Cacgna, bourded as follows : in front to the river Si.Lawrence, in itie rear at the end of the said depth, to the south-west by Raphael Gueret dit Dumont, and to the north by Joseph Dumas, sûch as it now is with all appurtenances and dependancies whatsoever, and without any exception on the part of the Vendor.\u201d\u2014The said estate above designated being subject and liahle towards the Seignior of the place toall the Seigniorial duesand rents Leds-ct Ventes, the right of redemption, (retrasé) and (o obe servitude of the Mangrial Mil, (banalité.) Farther, the said petitioner alleges that he is himself in possession of (he said Estate, and 1hat the same bas heen for and during the three years last past, as well as in his own possession ns well as in that of his Vendor, Charles Granier, Now I do hereby give public notice, that the said estate will be sold and adjudged to the last and highest bidder, at.tbe Chureb door of the said Parish Si.George, of Ca- canon, on MONDAY (he FIRST day of AUGUST next, at TEN o'clock in the forenoon, at which time and place the conditions of sale will be made known, is T.A.YOUNG, Sheriff.Ait'and every person or persons having claims on the premises above described, by mortgage or other rigot or incumbrance, are hereby advertised to give notice thereof to the said Sheriff, at his Office in the City of Quebec, according to Law ; and further that Bo Opposition AFIN D\u2019ANNULLER OF AFIN DE DISTRAIRE, the whole or any part of the said premites or AFIN DR CHARGE OF 8KRVSTUDE on the sème, will be received by the said Sheriff during tbe fifteen days previous to the sale thereof, and farther, that every opposition AFIN D'ANNULLER, AFIN DE CHARGE OF AFIN DE DISTRAIRE mut he accompanied with an aflidavit of the truth of the facts in such opposition, articulated and set forth in the form required by the order >f the said Court of the nineteenth of October 1822, That anysuch opposition as aforesaid, without such aftida+it as aforesatd, will not impede or delay the execution of such order or judgement, and that no opposition AFIN DE CONSERVER Will be received at any time after the expiration of twenty four hours next after the returndayof such orderor judgement, 5 and public notice is also hereby given pursuant to the fourth section of the statute padsed by the Legislature of this Province, iatituled, * Anactto reader Voluntary Sheriffs sales (décret volontaires) nore easy and less expensive,\u201d and ail and eve:y person and persons having charges and rights, and especially mortgages, (hypothéques) which may be the subject of an opposition or opposition añn de conserver {sand are by the ahove recited act bound and required to\u2018produce the same eight days at least before the day herein before fixed for the adjudication of the above described property, and further notice isgiven that the said \u2018order orjudgment is re.turnahle on the Gi rst day of October next, T.À.Ÿ.Sheriff's Office.Quebec; 2tst March, 1426.Ne 557.; Y virtve ofan ORDER or JUDG.Quebec 10 wif: MENT obmined from and issued out of His Majesty\u2019s Court of King\u2019s.Bench holding civil pleas in and for the District of Quebec, on the petition of DANIEL McCALLUM.Esquire, of the city of Quebec, in the county and District of Quebec, to the end of oblainiog a décrél volontaire upon bimself, ofa cértain Estaie, the designation whereof is contained in tbe extiact of the said Jndgment, 10 wir :\u2014A certain loc of ground situate aud beiog in the suburb Si.Roch; on the western line of Craig-street, of aboul nineteen feet, more or less in front by sixty feet in depth, bounded in- front by the said Craig-street, in the rear by François Gailliaume Falaidean, on the south side by Alfred Resh the repcesenimmiive of Jean Belanger, Esquire, und on the other side by the said Jean Belunger, Esquire, the representative of Olivier Grenier, together wut tle house thereon erected, cirenmstances and appurtenances.ineludiag the right common with the said Jean Belanger Esquire, the represemative of the said Olivier Grenier, of à passage seven teet wide, which lies between the tot of ground aforesaid, nud that of the said Jean Belanger, Esquire, as a carvinge way of communication from the street (o the redr of the ground aforesaid, and vice versa which carriage way is at all times to be kept free by both pariies From every kind of obstruction wbarsoever, ot which lot the said Daniel M Cullum is the owner, by vikue of a sule cousented by Eticone Desroches, dir Lu liberté, Ly a deed paved before che notaries in the city ot Quebec, one ot them Mire, Pierre Luforce, häs Kepi the miduie thereof, of the dnie of the 1b day of the mépaihoi Feursary Just pust.\u2014The said locuf groudé bas \u201c - oe ogee 1 8 + ét, sn.\" v wt oer > from the twenty-second day of November, one thousand eight hundred and seventeen, uniil the thirty-first day of May, one thousand eight hundred and tweniy-thiee in the possession of the said J.Belanger, Esquire, and from the suid thirty-first day of May, one thousand eight hundred and twenty-three, it hus been ia the possession of the suld Etienne Desroches dit Laliberié, The said lot of ground is within the King\u2019s manor, and liable to the usual charges.Now I do hereby give public notice, that the said loi of ground circumriauces and appurtenances, will be sold and adjudged to the last and bighest bidder, at my Office, in the Court- House of Quebec, on MONDAY the FIRST day of AUGUST uexs, at ELEVEN o'clock in the forenoon, at which time and place the conditions of the sule will be made known, + T.4.YOUNG, Sheriff.All and every person or persons having claims on the above \" described premises, by morigage or other right or incvinbrance, are hereby advertised to give notice thereof to the nald Sheriff, at his Office inthe Court House of the said city of Quebec, and further that no opposition (afin d\u2019aunatler or afn de distraire tbe whole or any part of the said premises, or aflo de charge or servitude on the same,) will be received by the said Sheri fifteen days previons to the sa e thereof, and further that every opposition (afin d\u2019annulter, afic de charge or afia de distraire,) must be accompanied with an athdavit of the truth of the fact in such opposition articulated and set forth in the form required by the order of the said Court, of the niveteeoth of October, 1823.That any such opposition as aforesaid, without such affidavit as aforesaid, will not impede or delay the execution of such Writ, and pub'ic notice is also hereby given, pursuaat to thefoarth section of the statute pawed by the Legislature of this Providee, fotituled, *¢ An Act to reader Voluntary Sheriff's Sajes \u20acdécrdts volontaires.) \u2018more easy and less expensive,\u201d that all and every person or pers sons having charges aud rights, aod especially mortgages, (hypo théques,) which may be thé subject of an opposition.(afin de conserver,) is and are by the above recited act bound and required to produce tbe same eight days at least before the day bereiu before pag for the adjudication of the above described property, rod further notice is given that the said order or judgemeat is returnable on the first day of October nest.or .; [J Te A.Ye Sherifi\u2019s Office, Quebec, 21st March, 1825.a.Y virtne ofan ORDER or JUDG- Quebec, to vis ;( MENT obteined and 1ssued ont of No.198.His Majesiy\u2019s Court of King\u2019s Bench, holding civil pleas.in and for the district of Quebec, on the petition of NICOLAS BAUDRY, of the city of Quebec, joiner, 10 the end of obtaining 3 voluntary sale, décrét \u2018volontaire, on himself of an esiate, the description whereof is contained in (be following extract of the said judgment, to wit ;\u2014*¢ A lot of ground or emplacement situaie and being in the Suburb st, Koch, containing thirty feet in front by sixiy feet in depth bounded in front by the line of Si.Roch\u2019s street, and in he rear by Louis Latduche, the representative of Frangois Si.Pierre, to the north side by Louis Blouin, and on the other side to the south, by Alexis Cloutier, together with a house on the said lot erected, circumsiances and dependancies, the whole helonging to the pertrioner, he \u2018having acquired from Frarçois Allard, dit Si.Pierre, by deed of sale made and passed at Quebet aforesaid, betore Mtre, Faribault, and his colleague notaries, on the tweaticta day of November, one thousand eight handred and fiftéen, from which date the said Petitioner has continued to eajoy and possess the suid emplacement, circomsiances and dependencies, in quality of proprietor, and is sill vow as sath in possession of the same 5 the sifid judgment to be execur- ed, subject to the payment of three livres, old currency, asseigniorial, perpetval, and irredeemable ground rent, and of six livres of the same cuvrency ss n constimnted reat on a principal of two hundred livres, (tournois,) eld currency , which said two renis securedon ihe said esiase, are to be continued and paid, the said ground rent for ever, and the said constituted rent uniil the said principal be reimbursed to Mr.Joseph Roi, the lord of the ground ( séignéur foncier,) of \u2018purtof St.Roch\u2019s suburb, and actasl owaer of tlie said rents, on Michaelmas Day, the twenty-ninth duy of Septemberin each and every succeeding year ; subject farther to pay to the said Joseph Roi, the sum of two pounds sevenieen shillings and nine pence, acibul currency, for seven years arrearage, of the said rent, due the twentieth Sepiember lust past; subject agatn (0 che cens et rentes and other seignivial righes that miglit accrue for ihe future to\u2019 His Majesty\u201ds domniu, of which the said ewaié is holden ; and, lasily, Hable to the payment of the som of ninety pounds cur- réncy to Joseph Blanchet And Sophie Sr.Pierre his wife as droits afférangio he later, derived from Marie Anne Audet, ber uy ther, asthe whole is amply said god ac koowledged in sna by 1he sid deed of sule afuremen- tfunéd.\u201c \u2018Pile said estate tiaviog heen since the ifutesaio à na qua dise 1 Awestieta Novemyer, une, ihoussnd ehgh buidved mod during the | fifteen, in the enjoyment and possession of the said Nicolas Buudry, iv his quality of owner thereof, and festatl in his possession assuch.Now, Î do hereby give public notice, that the above designated estate will ve sold and adjudged, subject to the above recited charges, 10 the last and highest bidder, at my office, in the Court- House of the City of Quebec, an MONDAY.the FIRST day of AUGUST next, at ELEVEN o\u2019clock in the forenovn at wbich time and place the conditions of the sale will be made known.: , T.A.YOUNG, Sheriff.All and every person or persons having claims on the remises above described by mortgage or other right or ncumbrance, are hereby advertised to give notice thereof tothe said Sheriff, at his Office in the city of Quebec, according to law ; and further that no opposition aff d\u2019annuller or afin de distraire, the whole or any part of the said premises or afin de charge or servitude ON thé same, will be received by the said Sheriff during the Bf- teen days previous to the sale thereof, and further, \u2018thdt every opposition afin d annuller, afinde charge or afin de distraire, must be accompanied with an affidavit of the truth of the facts in such opposition, articulated and set | forth in the form required by the order of the said Cœurt ~ of the nineteenth of October 1822.That.any such ap~ position as aforesaid, without such affidavit as aforesally | will not impede or delay the execution .of such Writ * aud public notice is also hereby given, pursuafit to dé : four:h section of ihe slatute passed by the Legislaturé èf * this Province, intiruled, \u2018\u2018 An Act torender Voluntary } ¢¢- Sheriff\u2019s Sales (Décrê s Volontaires) morte easy and p + less expensive,\u2019 that ail and every person or persoña ' having charges and rights and especially mortgages; (hy< ' pothéques) which may be the subject of an opposition ; «fi de conserver isand are by the above recited act bound | and required to produce the same eight days atlegst bye + fore the day herein before fixed for the adjudication, df ; the dbove described proper y, and further notice is hereby given that:guch ofder is Tetürnable on the 1st day, of October 1828 ; \u201c Co, TEA - Sheriff\u2019s Office, Quebec, 2I8t-March, 1825.| .; Ct tdi Sté! Quebec, to wit 7 Y virtue of an ALIAS WRIT of No 798.EXECUTION, issued cut of His Majesty\u2019s Court of King\u2019s Bench, holding civil pleas in and for the District of Quebec, at the suit of Charles Taché, heretofore of the parish of St.Louis commonly called Kamouraska, in the county of Cornwallis, in the d strict of Quebec, and now of the parish or place commonly called Riviere du Loup, in the county and district aforesaid, and Jean Baptiste Taché of the said parish of Kamouraska, Merchants and Co-patiners against the lands and tenements of JEAN BAPTISTE MAR, TIN, of the place commonly called Rividre des Caps, in the parish of St.André, in the county of Cornwalliz in the district of Quebec, Mas\u2018er Joiner,to me addressed, Ihave seized and taken in execution as belonging\u2019 to the said Jean Baptiste Martin, to wit ; \u2018* A lot of ground or emplacement situate and being in the parish: of Kamouraska, of half an arpent in front by above\u2019 two arpents and a half in depth, bounded on the north by Gabriel Phaucas dit Remond, and onthe north-east by Regis Phaucas dit Remond and Jean Miller, onthe south-west by Firmin Laga.e, Ignace Martin, Oliver Martin, and Jean Marie Belanger, and an.the sou.h- east by the King\u2019s highway, with a house thereon erect: ed, circumstances, and dependancies.\u2019\u201d\u201d Now | do here by give public notice, that the above described immoveable property, circumstances and dependancies, will be so d and adjudged to the highest and last bidder, as the.Church door of the parish of Kamouraska, oh MON.\u2019 DAY the FIRST day of AUGUST next, -at the houe- of TEN in the forenoon, at which time and place the\u2019 couditions of sale will be made known.} - T A.YOUNG, Sheriff:: All and every person or persons having claims vn tA above described premises, by marigage or other right or; incumbrance.are.heneby advertised tu give notice thereo ta the said Sheriff, at niv- Office in the Courl House of tie said City of Quebeg, and further that no gppysition\u201d yh, d'anowler or afin de guirpive, the whole or any part of the said premises, .or ulin dé charge or sciviiude on the same, will be receivdd by the said Stieriff Qusing the fifteen\u2019 days previous to the sale Lherenf, and fu: they that every op-' position afin d'aunnises ain de courge of phn de des r ust be accompanied with an affidavit ofthe tr uth otf fuera Na sucaoppotionioai'und el fori in de off ot wes > >.«> ne - + SR Us 494 THE QUEBEC GAZETTE.Re Teen guived by the order of the said Court of the ninetaenth of Oct.1828.That any such oppositign ag afimesald.without such affidavit as dfiresaid, will not ympedé or délay the execution of such Writ, and that no opposition atin de couserver will be received at any cime after the expiration of twenty four hours, next after the return day uf such rit, and furtiter notice ts hereby given that the said Writ s returnable on the first day of Uctouer next.TAY Sheriffs Office, Quebec, 25d March, 1825, Tr Woll32 Y viriae of 3 WRIT of EXECU.\u2018Quebec, to it TION, issued out of His Majesty\u2019s Court of King's Bench, belding civil pleas in and for the district of Quebec, at theauit of Amable Berthe- lot, of the city of Quebec, in the county and district of.Quebec, Esquire, Advocate, against the lands and tenements of NICOLASJUNBAU, of the same place, merchant, and in the hands and possession of Michel Landry, huissier audiencier, curator duly appointed to de- laissement made in this cause by the said Nicolas Juneau, to me addressed: I have seized and taken in execution as belonging to the said Nicolas Juuean, to wit : *\u201c A lot of ground or emplacement of thirty feet in front, by sixty feetin depth, situate and beiug in 8t.John's suburb of Quebec, bounded ia front on the north by the line of St.Gabriel street, and in the depth on the south to Mr.Jean.Côté\u2019s remaining ground, on the north east by Charles Lamusique, and on the south west side bÿ one Langlois, tegether with the one story wooden house oftwenty feet seven'inches in front, by twenty 1hret feet seven inches in depth, circumstances and dependancies.2.** A lot of ground adjoining to the above described emplacement, situate and being in the said St.John's suburb, containing ten feet in front, by sixty indepth, bounded in front by the said S:, Gabriel street, and in the rear at the ead of the said depth, on the north east side by François Julien, and on the south west side by the above described emplacement.\u201d Now I dd hereby give public notice, thai the abave desciib- éd lots ofländ, circumstances, and dependancies will be sold and adjudged to the highest and last bidder at my affrce in the Court House in the said City of Quebec, 0.WONDAY the FIFTEENTH day of AUGUST next, at ELEVEN o'clock in the forenoon, at which time and place the conditions af sale will be make known, T.A.YOUNG, Sherif.All and every person or persons having claims on the above described land, by mortgage or other right or wcuabrance, are hereby advertised to give notice thereof to the said Sheriff at his Office, tn the City of Que\u201d bee, according te law gud further, that no oppesitios afin d'atnuller or afin de distraire the whole or any part ofthe snd land, or afin de charge or servitude on the tame, will be received by the sad Sheriff during the bfieen days previous tothe sale thereof, and further that every epposition afin d\u2019annuller, afin decharge or afin de distraire, must be accompanied with an affidavit of tbe truth of the facts in such opposition, articulaied and set forth in the form required by the order of the said \u20acourt of the nineteenth of October, 1822, That any such thereof to the said Sheriff, at-his Office in the Court House of the said City of Quebec, and further that po opposition afin d\u2019annuller 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 fifteen days previous to the sale thereof, and further, that every opposition afin d\u2019annuller, afin de charge or afin de distraire must be accompanied with an affidavit of the truth of the fact in such opposition, articulated and set forth in the form required by the order of the said Court of the nineteenth of October 1822, That any such opposition as aforesaid, without such affidavit as aforesaid, will notimpede or delay the execution of such Writ, and that no opposition afin de conserver will be received at any time after the expiration of twenty four hours next after the return day of such Writ, and further notice is hereby given that the said Writis retvrnable on the first day of October next, T.A.Y.SherifFs Oflice, Quebec, 5th April, 1825.Monreal Y virtne of a WRIT of EXECUTION to wir: issued out of His Majesiy\u2019s Court of King\u2019s Bencli, bolding civil pleasin and for che district of Montreal aforesaid, at the suit of Henriette Gui- chaud of Quebec, in the county and district of Quebec, widow of the late Honorable Thomas Doon and Thomas Donn, William Duan, and Robert Dunu, of Quebec aforesaid, Esquires, sole and universul legatees and only children of the said late Honorable Thomas Dunn, issue of his marriage with the said Henriette Guichaud, against the lands and tenements of JACOB THOMAS, formerly of St.Armand, an absentee from the Province of Lower Canada, in the hands and possession of George Stanley, in bis capacity of curater duly appointed to the said Jacob Thomas, to me directed 3 1 have seized \u201cand taken in execution as wring in he hands and possession of the said George Staniey in his capacity aforesaid, the westerly half of a ler or parcel of land Iving and being in the township of Dunham in the said disiries, heing lot number two in the second concession, in the said township, the said westerly half of the said lot or parcel of laud containing one hundred supeificial acres, with a log bouse thereon erected, and being bounded as follows, to wit : on the east by the ether half of rhe said lot, on the west by land occupied by William Clark, on the norib by à crowa loi, vecnpied by Cull Baggs, and on the sonth by land ocenpied by Joseph Hazelon.Now I do hereby give naiice, that the said westerly half of the said lot or parcel of land and premisses, will be sold and adjudged 10 the highest bidder, at the church door in the township of Dunham atmesaid, on MONDAY the TENTH day of OCTOBER sexi, at TEN of the clock in ihe forenoon, at which time and place the conditions of sale will be made known.\u201c FREDR.W.ERMATINGER, Sherif}.All and every person or persons having claims on the said westerly Lalf of the said lot oe parcel of land above described, by mortgage or other raghi vor incumbrance, are hereby aduertised tv give notice thereof to the said Sheriff, at his Office in the city of Montreal, according to laws; and further, that no opposition, afin d'anaulier or afin de distraire, the whule or any part of the said westerly half of the said lot or parcel of land, or afin de charge or servitude: on the same, will be received by the said Sheriff during the opposition ssaforessid, without such affidavit as atore- faid, will not impede or delay the execution of sach writ, and that po opposition afin de conserver will be received \u2018at apy time afier Lhe expiration of the twenty four hours next after the return day of such writ, and further notice is given that the said writ is returnable on the first day of October next, T.A Y.Sheriffs Office, Quebec, 28th Murch, 1825.Jun No.1126.TIDY virtue ofa WRIT of PLURL Quebec to wit : $ J Es FIERL FACIAS, issued out of His Majesty\u2019s Court of King\u2019s Bench, holding civil pleas in and for the District of Quebec, at the suit of Etienne Denis dit Lapierre, of the parish of St.Charles in the county of Hertford, in the district of Quebec, yeoman, and Geneviéve Cantin, his wife, against the lands and tenements of ANTOINE GONTIIER dit BERNARD, of the same place, yeoman, tome addressed ; I bave seized and taken in execution, as belonging to the said Antoine Gonthier dit Bernard, to wit:\u2014 A lot of land of two arpents in front, by forty arpents in depth, sitnate and bring in the parish of St.Charles, in the fi:st range south of the River Boyer, seigniory Beaumont, having its frout on the said river Boyer, bounded in the rear at the end of the said depth, on the north east by Jacques Boucher dit Morencey, or his representatives, and on the south west by Paul Couture, whereon a house and a barn are erected ; the said land being subject to the payment vf an alimentary annuity in favour of and for and during the lives of Etienne Denis dit Lapierre, and Genevieve Cantin his wife.\u201d\u2019\u2014 Now I do hereby give public fiotice, that the above.described lot of land, circumstances and dependancies, will be sold and adjudged to the highest and last bidder, at the Church door of the parish of Se, Charles, on MONDAY the FIFTEENTH day of AUGUST next, at TEN o'clock in the forenoon, at which time and place the conditions of sale will be made knowu, T.A.YOUNG, Sheriff.All and every person or persons having claims on the.À premises, by mortgage or vlaer right or Jifteen days previous to tae sae thereof.Sheriff's Office.3d June, 1825 Montreal, ¢ Y virtue of a WRIT of EXECUTI.to wit : ON, issued out of His Majesty\u2019s Court of King\u2019s Bench, holding civil pleas in and for district of Montreal aforesaid, to me directed ; commanding me to pruceed, by decret volontaire on JOHN FISHER, of the parish of Longue Puinte, in the said district, yeoman, to the seizure, sale and adjudication of certain immoveable property described in the said writ as follows, to wit : \u201c* à lot of land situated in the parish of Rivière des Prairies, containing two arpeots and seven perches and a halr in front, by forty arpents in depth, mote or less, bounded in front by the Rivière des Prairies, in the rear by the lauds of Côte St.Leun- ard, joising on one side to Michel Tardy, and ou the other to the south-west to Pierre Corbetile, Junior, with a one story wooden house, barn, stable and other buildings thereon erecied, and also with all the wuod that is now cut upon the said land,\u201d which he Las purchased from one Jean Baptiste Monarque, of the parish of S:, Joseph de la Rivière des Prairies.in ihe Island and district of Monireal, yeoman, acting as well in his own name, as in the name of Marguerite Rous:in his wite, whose ratification of the sale he undertook to have effected, by deed of sale duly made aud executed before Doucet and Lukin, Pubtic Nowaries, bearing date tbe tirst day of February, one thousand eight hundied and (weniy-five, which said lot of Jand and premises have been, during the three years immediately preceding the said first day of February last past, in ibe posse:sion of the suid Jean Bapiisie Mosarque and Marguerite Roussin, who continged 10 be id possession thereof, until the fifieenth day of March last, at which period thesaid John Fisher became aud now is in possession thereof, 1 have seized aud tukeu in execution the aforesaid lot of land and premizes, aud do hereby give nplice, that the sume will ve sold and adjndged to the highest bidder, by decrét voloataire ou the said John Fisher, at the Church door of the parich of Rivière des > Prairies aforesaid, on MONDAY the TENTH day of OCTOBER next, at TEN of the clock in the forenoon.at which time and place tie, coudilions ofoule will be aa - \u2014 cm All and every person or persons having claims on the lotsef lund and premises.above described ry morgage or other right or incumbrance, are heretiy adverised to give notice thereof 10 Lhe suid Sheriff, at his Offiice in the city of Momvealaccordinn iw ; and \u201cfurther, that no opposition afin d\u2019annglier ov afin de distraire, the whole or any pact of the said tots of land auc premis's, or afin de charge Or servitude on the same will be received by the said Shenff during ihe fifreen days previous to the sale thereo: 3 and- all and every person or persons having charges or rights, especially mosigages hypothèques wbich may the subject of opposivion afin de conserver, ace also noiified and reqiired to produce the same 10 the said Sheriff, at his Office aforesaid, eighy days ar the least before the day fixed for the sale of the sad lets of land and preinises, Sheriff's Office, nd June, 1825.ras IE a Montreal, Be\" virtue of a WRIT of EXECU to wit: TION, 1asued out of His Majesty\u2019s Court of King\u2019s Bench, holding civil pleas in and for the district of Moatreal atyresaid, at the suit of Augustin Laberge, of the parish of Chatenaguay, ia the said district, carpenter, as having married Jovite Chev= refils, and the said Jovite Chevrefils his wife by him duly authorised, against the lands and tenements of FRANCOIS LUC CHEVREFILS, of the parish of Chuteau- guay aforesaid, yeoman, to me directed : I haveseized and taken in execution as bel nging to the said François Loc Chevrefils.1.The jast half of a certain lot of land situate and being in the- parish of St.Joachim of Chateasguay, ou the north side of the river du Loup, - being the souih west balf of the said lot, the said just half containing two arpents and three fourths of an ae.\" pent ia breadth, by sixty one arpeats on one lite, and\" fifty three arpents on the other line in depth, more or™* less, without warranty of any precise measure bounded in front by the River du Loup aforesaid, in the rear by the lands of the Lake St.Louis, op the north east side by the other half of the said lot, belpneing to one Jean Baptiste Chevrefils, and ane Sabastine Bourgue, and on - the south west side by the lands of one Jean Louis - Doré, and those of one Michel Neveu.with a two story stone house, a bara and other buildings thereon # erected.4, A Jot of land situated and being in the parish of St.Joachim of Chateauguay afcresaid, at the Cote Ste, Marguerite containing three arpents in breadti by twenty five arpents in depth, more or less, without - warranty of precise measure, bounded in front by the ve describe eames.we hereby adverlised to give notice | sage dun wie @, \u201cen : eriff, pee CO a tiDx WS BRMATINGER, Sheriff.\u201d roud of the said Côie Ste Marguerite, and in the rear by the lands commonly known by the name of the little route, on the south west side by the lands of one Charles Dewitt, and on the north east side by those of one Ambroise de Grosseilier, with a wooden house thereon erected.Now I do hereby give notice that the said lands and tenements will be sold and adjudged to the highest bidder, at the Church door of the parish of St.Joachim of Chateauguay aforesaid, on MONDAY the TENTH day of OCTOBER next, at ELEVEN of the clock in the forenoon, at which time and place the conditions of sale will be made known FRED&.W.ERMATINGER, Sheriff.All and every person or persons having c'aims on the lands and tenements above described, by mortgage or other right or incumbrance, are hereby advertised 'so give notice thereof to the said Sheriff, at his Office in the c ty of Montreal according to law, and further, that no opposition afin d'anuulier or afin de distraire, che whole cr any part of the said lands and tenements, or afia de charge or ser- - vitude on the same, will be received by the said Sherif during the fifteen days previous tu the sale thereof, Sheriff\u2019s Gffice, 2ud June, 1825, Montreai, Y virtue of a WRIT OF EXECU- to wit: ¢ TION, issued out of His Majesty\u2019s Court of King\u2019s Beach, holding civil pleas, in and for ihe D strict of Montreal aforesaid, atibe suit of Marguerite Lemaire, superior of the community of Nuns, of the Hospiial General of Monireal, 10 the said district, ad- minisiratrix of the gouds of the poor of (he said Hospital, proprietors, and in possession of the seiguiory of Chateauguay, in the said district, Assisted Ly Sister Eu- phrusie Sabvarin, one of the said Nuns and\u2019 ecvnome of the goods of the said community, against ihe lands and tenements of Paschal Roi dit Portelance, of the parish of Lachine, in the said district, yeoman, to me direcied ; I have seized and laken in execution as belonging to the said PASCHAL ROL dit PORTELANCE\u2014u tot of land situated and beiog in the parish of St.Joachia of Chateanguay, on the north side of the River du Lang, conning two arpenis and three fuurits of au arpent, less thivieen feet in breadth, by tweniy- five .atpenis in depth, more or Jess, without warranty of precise measure, bounded in front by the River da Loup aforesaid, in the rear by ihe lands of (he Like Si, Louis, on the north east side by ihe lands of one Jean Biptiste Bro dit Pouminville, peie, and on the south west side by those ol one Pierre Prejean, with a wooden barn thereon erected.Now 1 do hereby give notice thai the suid Ip of Juud, and premises Wiki, vegold aud, adjudged tothe \u2018bighest biuder, at tue Church duvr 0 itunes me the pasish of Si, Joachim of Chateaugnay aforesaid, on MONDAY the TENTH day of OCTOBER next, at TEN of the clock In the forenoon, at which time and place the conditions of sale will he made known.\u2019 FREDr.W.ERMATINGER, Sheriff.AtVand every persan or persons having claims on the lois Of land and premises above described, by mortgage or other right or incumbrance, are hereby advertised to give notice thereof to the suid Sheriff, st his Office in the City of Montreal, according to law; and further, chat no opposition afin d'annullar pr afin de distraire the whule or any part of the said lots of land end premises, or afin de charge or servitude on the same, will he received by the said \u2018Shenfl during the fif een d+ys previous to the sale thereof, Sheriffs Office, 2nd June, 1825, Montreal, ¢ Y virtue of a WRIT of EXECUTION, to wit: | issued out of His Majesty's Court of King\u2019s Bench, holding civil pleas in for the District of Montrea! aforesaid, at the suit of Laurent Roy, Es- qpire, Cajtain of Militia, yeoman, of che parish of Ste.Marguerite of Blairfindie, in the county of Huntingdon, in the said district, ngainst the lands and tenements of ANTOINE PERRAULT, senior, yeoman, heretofore of the parish of 51, Marguerite de Blairfindie aforesaid, now of the parish of S:.Achanas, in the seizniory of sabrevois de Bleury, iv the county of Bedford, in the said districi, to me directed 3 1'bave seized and 1aken in execution as belonging to the said A moine Perrault, sevior\u2014a lasd situated and being in the parish of Sie.Athanas aforesaid, containing ane arpent in front by ten; y eight arpents jin depth, the whole more or Jess, hounded in front hy the river Richelieu, in the rear by the road called Penenjoint, Joining the first concession, on one side by Autoiue David, and on the other side to the south by Juseph Menard and Joseph Mon:ie, with a wooden house of thirty-five feet by éighteen and a stable thereon erected.Now 1 do hereby give notice, that the said land apd premises will be sold and adjudged 10 the Nighes) bidder at the Church door of the parish of St.Athanas.aforesaid, on MONDAY the TENTH day of OCTOBER next.at TEN of 1je clock in the forenoon, at which time and place .the conditions of sale will be made known.FRED«.W.ERMATINGER, Sheriff.\u201cAll and every person or persans having claims on the | pk x and premises above described, by mortgage or.on er right or incumbrance, are hereby advertised te ive notice thereof to the said Sheriff, at his Office in\u2019 e City of Montreal, according to law; and further, that no opposition afin d\u2019anauller.or «fin de distraire, the whole orany part of the said land and premises, or afin de charge ar servitude on the same, will be received by the said Sheriff during the fifteen days previous to the anle thereof.Sheriff's Office, 2nd June, 1825.Montreal, } Y virtue of a WRIT of EXECU.to wit : | JAD TION issued out of his Majesty's Court of King\u2019s Bench, holding civil pleas 1a and for the district of Montreal aforesaid, at the suit of Amable Demers, yeoman of the parish of St.Matthias, in the county of Bedford, in the said district.against the lands and tenements of PIERRE GAREAU dit ST, ONGE, yeoman, resid'ng in the parish of Boucherville, in the county of Kent, in the said district, to me directed : I have seized and taken in execution, as belongin to the said Pierre Gareau dit St.Onge.!.À land ei.tuated and being in the parish of St.Jo:epb, of Chambly, in the said district, containing three arpents in front by fifteen arpents in depth.more or less, bounded in front by the chemin des quarante, in the rear by Antoine Faisie, on the north side by Antoine De Mars and Urbain Robert, and on the south side by Joseph Gareau, with a wooden house and other buiidings thereon erected.2.A land situated and being in the parish of Et.Joseph, of Chambly aforesaid, containing three arpents in front by twenty arpents in depth, and ending its depth at the ruisseau massé, bounded on one side to the north by Jean Baptiste Robert, and on the other side by Bazile Trouyette, without any building thereon erected.3.A land situated and being in the parish of Boucherville aforesaid, containing one arpent and one half in front, by twenty arpents in depth, the whole more or less, bounded in front by the chemin des vingt, in the rear by one Joseph Vieaux or his representatives, on one side by Urbain Boudrieaux, père, and on the other side by Michel Tuhotte père, with a wooden house and other buildings thercon erected.Now I do hereby give notice, that the said lands and tenements will be sold and adjudged (0 the highest bidder, that is to say, the lots first above described under Nos.1.and 2, at the Church door of the parish of St.Joseph de Chambly, aforesaid, on MONDAY the TENTH day of OCTOBER next, at TEN of the clock in the forenoon, and the lot lastly above described under No- 3 at the Church door of the paiish of foucherville aforesaid, on WED» NESDAY the TWELFTH day of OCTOBER next, at TEN of the clock in the forenoon, at which respective times and places, the conditions of sale wil be made known, FREDK.W.ERMATINGER, Sheriff | All and every person or persons having claims on the lands and tenements above described.by mortgage or other right-or incumdrhnce, arehereby advertised 16 give nélice GAZETTE DE QUEBEC.495 mr thereof to the said Sheriff, at kis Office in dhe City of Montreal, according lo law; and further, that no opposition afin d\u2019unnuller or afin de distraire the wholeor any part ofthe said lands and tenements or afin de charge or servitude on the same will be received by the said Sheriff during the fifteen aays previous to the sale thereof, sheriff s Office, 21d June, 1825.Mon real.{ Y virtue of a WRIT of EXECU.10 wit: TION issued ourof His Majesty\u2019s Court of King\u2019s Bench holding civil pleas in and for the district of Montreal aforesaid, at the suit of Gabriel Franchere, of the Lake of Two Mountains, in ihe seigi.iory of the Lake ot Two Mountains, in the dis.trices of Montreal, merchant, Pierre Hector Morin, of the city of Montreal, in the district of Montreal, gentleman, (bon.geo\u2019s) and Joseph Parent, of the said city of Montreal.Cooper, Curator appointed in due form of law to the vacant e:tote of the late Jean Baptiste Noro, in his lifetime merchant, of the said city of Montreal, the said Jean Baptiste Noro, in his lifetime, and the said Gabriel Franchere and Pierre Hector Morin, heretofore co-pariners, and car:ying on trade together at the sa:d city of Montreal, under the name, style, and form of Noro, Franchere & Co.; agains: the lunds and tenements of JOHN McGILLIVItAY, heretofore of the city of Montreal atoresaid, trader, and now of Grenville, in the said district ; I have seized & taken in execution as belonging to thesaid John McGillivray.1.The south half of lo: number sixteen in the third range of the township of Grenvillein the said dis rict, containing one hundred acres, 2.Three lots of land being the Nos 12, 14, and 15, inthe said third range of lots in the said township, containing each (wo hundred acres.3.Two lots of land being in the numbers 12 and 13 in the second range of lots in the said township, containing together one hundred Acres.Now I do hereby give notice, that the said lots of land will be sold and adjudged to the highest bioder, at my office in the city of Montreal aforesaid, on MON DAY the TENTH cay of OC- TOB LR next,at ELEV IN of the clock in the forenoon, at which time and place the conditions of sale will be made known.FREDr.W.ERMATINGER, Sheriff.All and every person or persons having claims on Lhe lots of land ubore:described, by mortgage or vther right or in- cumbrance, are hereby advertised to give notice thereof to\u2019 the said Sheriff, at his Office in the City of Muntreal, according to law ; and further that no oppdsitign atin d\u2019ane Qulleroratin de distraire the whole or any part of the said lots of land, or afin de charge or servitude onthe same will be received by the said Sheriff during the fifteeni days previous to the sale thereof.Sheriffs Office, 2nd June, 1825.Monirsalt Y virtue ofa WRIT 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 Margaret McGrath, of the city of Montreal, in the county aad district of Monireal, trader, (mar chande publique,) against the lands and tenements 02 WILLIAM WILLIAMS, of the parish of Montreal, in the county and district of Montreal afuresaid, brewer, and JANE WILLIAMS, his wife, to me directed; I have seized and taken in execution as belonging to the said William Williams, and Jane Williams.1.A lot ot ground situated and being in the St, Joseph Suburbs of the city of Montreal aforesaid, near the new college, bounded in front by a street called Canal street, on one side by Joseph Lebert, on the other side by Jean Hertel and one Monique, or theirrepresen- tatives, and in the rear by Jean Baptiste Menard and one Nadeau, with astone house, brewery, mait-kiln, and other buildings thereon erected ; the said lot containing about ninety-five feet in front un Canal street afuresaid, and about the same widih, in the rear by about one hundred and (hirty-seven feet in the south-west line, 2.A lot of land situated at the côte St.Louis, in the parish of Montreal aforesaid, containing one huadred and thirty- five feet in front, more or less, by ten arpents in depth, bounded in front by the road of the said côte St.Louis, & in the rear & on both sides by the said William Williams and Jane Williams, with a reservation in favor of one Antoine Brazeau.of the right of taking annually during his life, thirty pieces of cutstone off the said land.3.A certain stone house vf two stories high, situated in St.Paul street, in the city of Montreal aforesaid, fiont- ing the barracks, wi.h the lot of ground depending thereon, the said loi of ground being bounded in front by St, Paul sreet aforesaid, in the rear and on one side by ground belonging to the King, and en the other side by Thomas Busby, with a bangard thereon erected.4, A certain piece or parcel of land situated at the côte St, Louis, iu the parish of Montreal aforesaid, bounded in front by the said côte St, louis, on one side to the nurth east Uy the said William Williams and Jane Willjams, and on the other side to the south-west and in the rear by Gabriel Roy, Esquire, or his representatives, containing two hundred and seventy feel mere or less in front, by tan arpents in depth.5.À lot of ground or emplacement situated at the éanneris des Lollands, in the parish bf Montreal aforesaid, with a house and tannery built of stone, thereon erected, the whole bounded in front by the public road, and by one Lefebvre, and inthe rear by the\u2019 widow Miller, as the säid lot niay de Found to extend.Now I do herevy givenntice, that the said landg ang tg- nemests will be soid ahd adjudzed to the highest bidder, and the lot No.2, subject to the reservation aforesaid,\u2019 at my Office in the city of Montreal aforesaid, on MONDAY the TWENTY-SECOND day of AUGUST next,at ELEVEN ofthe 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 and persons having claims on dhe lands and tenements abave described.by mortgage or other right or incumbrance, are hereby advertised to give notice thereof to the said Sheriff, at his ()ffice aforesaid gc- cording to law, and further that no opposition afin d\u2019an- ouller or afin de distraire, çhe whqle or any part of the said lands and tenements, or afin de.charge or servitude on the same, will be received by the said Sheriff «during the fifteen days previous to the sale chexeof.Sheeifi\u2019s Office, 16:h April, 1826.Montreal, Ï Y virtue of à WRIT of EXECU- to wit : TION, issued out.of His Majesty®s Court of King\u2019s Bench, holding civil pleasio sod forthe district of Montreal atotesaid, tome directed, commanding me taproceed to the seizure, sale, & addi».cation by décret yolontaire on LOUIS CHARBONEAU, of the parish of Ste, Marie, in the said district of Montreal, yeoman, of certain immoveable property desceid- ed in the said writ, as follows, to wit :\u2014* Une terre sise à Ste.Marie, seigneurie de Monnoir, de la.contes.nance detroisarpents plus ou moins de front, sur trentes arpents, plus ou moins de profondeur.tenant parde: - vant au chemin du Roi, par derriére à Raymond Véei- ard, d\u2019un côté à un chemin de descente, et d\u2019autre be à Louis Loizelle, avec une maison et autres bÂlimen's des\u201d sus construits, joint à icelle terre tout Je terrein qui peat, se trouver du chem:a du Roi à gagner le ruisseau Lagesse,, entre l\u2019emplacement de-Charles Honde, et celui de Jean.\u2018Baptiste Loizelle, suivant leu-s titres respectifs.\u201d* which said lands and premises the said Louis Charbooneau, hag acquired from Jean Baptiste Choquette, of the parish of Ste, Marie aforesaid, yeoman, by act passed before Le\u2026 may, and his confrére notaries public, the fifteenth day of November, one thousand eight hundred and twenty: three, subject 10 certain charges and conditions described | in the said writ as fo:lows, to wat ;.** À la charge de payer à l\u2019acquit du dit Jean Baptiste Choquette, à sa mère Marie Louise Cädien, veuve de feù Julien Choquette,.chaque ennée sa vie-durant, toute a rente et pens on via, gère qui peut lui êire due, en vertu d\u2019un certain ame.de donation par elle \u2018consentie conjointement nvec gop defunt mari, au dit Jeañ Baptiste Choquette et François Choquetie, son frère, Seulement pour la part offérapte au dit Jean Baptiste Choquette, le susdit acte de donation, tegu devant Mire, Petrsmoulx, notaire, le dix .neuf Np.vembre, mil huit cent trois, e{ la dite renie er péosion.vingère payable à la dite Marie Louise Cadieu, aux termes, clauses et conditions'énumerées au dit acie de.doustion 3\u201d which said land and premises during the (hree years next proceeding the seizure thes eof, baye been in the possession of the said Jean Bapiisie Choquette.1 have seized and taken in execution the aforesaid land and premises, snd do hereby give notiec, that\u2019 the same will be sold and adjudged th the highest bidder, by dé crét volontaire on the said Legis Charbonnesu, subject to, the charges und condisinns aforesnid, atthe Church door of the parish of Ste.Maurie dfore:aid, on MONDAY the TWENTY-SECOND day of AUGUST next, ut TEN of the clock in the forenoon, at which time and place the further conditions of the saje will be made known, FREDk, W.ERMATINGER, Sheriff, All and every: person or persons having claims, on the land and premises above described, by mortgage of other right or incumbrançe, are hereby advertised to give notice thereof 10 the said Sheriff, at his Office in the City of Montreal, according to law; and funher, (hat no opposition afin d'annuller or afin de distraire, the whole.or any pat of (he said laud and premises, or afin de charge or servitude on the same will be ree ceived by the said Sheriff during the fifteen days previous to Lhe sale thereof ;and all and every person or persons having charges or rights, and.especially mortgages, hypothéques, which may be Lhe subject of opposition afin de conserver ate also votified aod required to produce the same to the siid Sheriff, at his Office aforesaid eight days at the least, before the day tixed for the.sale of the said land aud pres mises, Sheriff's Office, 16th April, 1825, Three Rivers.g Y virine of à WRIF of EXFCU- to wit : TION issued ont of His Majesty's Courtof King\u2019s Bench, holding civil pleas in and for the.district ot Three-Rivers aforesaid, av the suii of Margy ret Lemierc, of the parish of St.John Baptiste, of Nico- lot, in the county of Buckinghamshire, widow of the late.Lonis Dancau, agaist (he lands anfl tenements.of J O- SEPH DOU LLET, of the same, parish, tavern ketper, and MARGA RYT [UPLEN, Nis wife, o me direcied ; '1 have seized ahd taken }n exccûtion as belonging tu the\u2019 said Margaret Liupién.\u2014A land or farm situate in 63\" said parish aad seigniory of Nicolet, at the south-weat 496 ee THE QUEBEC GAZETTE.marie ose concession, coniaining.three arpents and a half in front rhore or les-, by twenty arpeats in depth also more or less, bounded in front by the King\u2019s highway, or by the place called ?Etang, and in the rear by the land of Andrew Godebout, joining on the north-west side to the minors Lozeau, and on the south-east side to Pierre Brassard dit Bellarmin, with a house, barn, stables and other buildings thereon erected; the said farm subject to the seigniorial dues, duties and reserves, droit de retrait conventivnelle et bannalité, &c according to the title of concession ; and also in a life rent, pension viagère in favor and during the life time of Dame « barlotte Moras, widow of the late Michel Charleri, according to she conditions, clauses and reserves expressed in the deed of donation entrevifs of the said farm, &c.executed by the said Charlotte Moras, and her snid late husband, in favor of Joseph Viilebrun and his wife.Now I do hereby give notice, that the said farm and premises subject as aforesaid, will be sold and adjudged to the highest bidder, at the church door of the said parish of Nicolet, on MONDAY the TWENTY-SKCOND day of AUGUST next, at TEN o\u2019clock in the forenoon, at which time and place the conditions of sale will be made known.ST i.GUGY, Sheriff.All and every person or persons having claims on the lands above described, by mortgage or other right or incumbrance are herby adve:tised to give notice thereof te the said Sheriff, at his Office in the town of Three- Rivers according to law; and further, that no opposition afin d'annuler or afin de distraire, the whole or any part of the said lands, or afin de charge or servitude on the same will be received by the said Sheriff during lhe fifieen days previous to the sale thereof.Sberiffs Office, 19th April, 1825, Tyrge-Rivers, ¢ Y virtue of a WRIT of EXECU- fo wig TION, issued out of His Majesty\u2019s onc of King\u2019s Berch, holding civil ples io and for the Yidtrict of Three Rivers aforesaid, at the suit of Brad- ard Hammond of tbe township of Eaton, in the coumy of Buckinghamshire, blacksmith, aad William Olger, of | \u20ac same place, yeoman, sgainst the lands and tenements of Caleb Noble Mallery, of the said township of Eaton, Merchant, to me durected : 1 have seized and a= kea io «xecupon 95 belonging to the snid CALEB NO- LE MALLERY ;\u2014A piece of land containing two vlrés superficial meusure, situate in the said township of Faipn, being part of lot No, 7, in the fifih range thereof, being oo the east side of the King's highway, (which ruos north and south) through seid lot, and opposite to the dwelling house aud garden Josish Lothrop, and bounded on the west by ssid bighway, and extend-ng sfk(een rods, bounded oo thesouth, east, and north by linds owned dy said Josiah Lothrop, and extending east snd westerly twenly rods, with » dwelling house, store, shed snd stable thereon erecied, Now 1 do hereby give notice, that the said piece of land and premises, will be gold and adjudged 10 the highest bidder, at my cffice ip the Court house of Three-Rivers, on MONDAY the TENTH day of OCTOBER next, at TEN o'clock in the forenoon, at which time and place the conditions of sale will be made koowa, All and every person or persons having claims on the lots of ground above described, by mortgage or other right or incvmbrance.are hereby advertised to give notice thereof tothe said Sheriff at his Office aforesaid, according to luw ; and further, that na opposition afin d\u2019anvuller or afin de distraire, the whole vr any part of the said lots of ground or afin de charge or servitude on the same will be received! by the said Sheriff during the fificen days previous fo'the sale the eof.Sheriffs Office, 1st June, 1825.District of Three-Rivers.Y virtue of a WRIT of \"to wit: 2» Our Sovereign Lord the King, issued out of His Majesty's Court of King\u2019s Bench, holding civil pleas in and for the district of Three Rivers afoiesaid, 10 me directed, commanding me to proceed to the seizure, sale and adjudication by déeré¢ v.lontaire upon JOSEPH DUFRESNE, formerly of the parish of St.Antoine da la Baye du Febvre, yeo- had now of the parish of St.Jean Baptiste de Nicolet, in (he county of Buckinghamshire, in the said district of Three-Rivers, and Marie Anne Lupien, his wife, of the property described (in the french language) in the said writ as follows, to wit:\u2014*\u20181, La juste molti¢ d'une Isle nommée Bourgainville, telle qu\u2019en jouissent actuellement les dis Joseph Dufresne et son épouse, située dans la dite paroisse de Nicolet, dans la concession qu sud ouest, contenant environ quatorze arpens, plus ou moins, de front sur environ vingt huit arpens aussi plus ou moins de profondeur.bornée au sud ouest par le lac St.Pierre, par le nord ouest par un petit chenail qui sépare le dite Isle d\u2019avec le terrein connu sous le nom du domaine, par le nord est encore par un petit chenail, et par le sud est par l\u2019autre moitié de la dite Asie qui appartient à Jean Baptiste Oré Grandmont, saps batimens., 2.La juste moitié indivise dans vn com.peau où lopin de terre situé dans le même lieu que le pré- ¢éden conienant environ un arpent et demi plus ou moins de front, sur environ trois arpens plus ou moins de profondeur, borné par devant par le chemin du Roi, par derrière à Pendroit nommé l\u2019élâng, joignant d\u2019un côte ausud ouest à Antoine Maulin Piconin, et de l\u2019autre côté au nord est par un terrein appartenant aux dits requérans et audit Jean Bapriiste Oré Grandmont, ager Ia jusle moitié indivise dans deux maisons une en pieric et l'autre en bois, la juste muitié dans une iaitierie Se iutvc à.% L.GUGY, Sheriff.84 le total dans une grange et dans une étable dessus construits 3.La juste moitié indivise dans un autre com- peau de terre avec iequel il se trouve deux petites puinte située au même lieu, contenant en viron trois ar- sens, plus ou moins en superficie, borné par devant par le chemin du Roi, par derrière par un marais nommé l\u2019è- tang, joignant d\u2019un côté au nord est par le dit Antoine Mauliu Picottin, et d\u2019autre côté au sud ouest par les:iits réquérans et le dit Jean Baptiste Oré Grandmont, sans bâtimens.4.La juste moitié d\u2019une terre indivise située au même lieu,contenant quatre arpenset demi plus ou moins de front surhuit arpensaussi plus ou moins de profondeur, bornée par devant par le chemin du Roi.par derrière par Pierre Brassard dit Bellarmin, joignant d\u2019un côte au sud ouest par la rerre du dit Antoine Maulin dit Picottin, et de l\u2019autre côté au nord est par celle d\u2019 André Goubout, sans bâtiments, dont les dits Joseph Dufre ne et Marie Anne Lupien sont maintenant en possession, et dont Pierre Orè Graudmont et Marguerite Vanasse Precouri son épouse furent ea possession durant les trois années qui ont précédé la prise de possession des dits J o- seph Dufresne et Marie Anne Lupien, son épouse, qu\u2019- ils ont acquis des dits Pierre Ore Grandmom et son 6- pouse, par contrat d\u2019é change passé devant Mtre.Cressé et son confrère, notaires lu dixseptième jour de Fevrier dernier, lesquels immeubles suivant 1e dit ordre doivent être venduset adjudgés aux clauses, charges et conditions suivantes, savoir : 1.À la charge de payer et bailler à l'avenir lescense(rentes,droits et devoirsseigneuriaux, quitte du passé jusqu\u2019au dixsept de Février dernier, du retrait censuel et conventionel, le tout envers le ou les seigneurs dela seigneurie Nicolet,aussi que du droit de banalité envers le ou ies seigneurs de ia dite seigneurie de Nicolet et d\u2019accomplir géneralement toutes les charges, clauses, conditions el réserves portées dans les contrats des concessions des dits immeubles, encore à la charge de payes au ou aux seigneurs de la dite seigneurie, à leur demande, la som me d'une livre quatorze chelins et neuf deniers courant pour lods et ventes due en vertu du dit contrat d\u2019échange.2.De payer et bailler annuellement envers la corpora.ion du seminaire de Nicolet une rente \u2018annuelle ct constituée d\u2019une livre et cinq chelins courant à l'avenir, à commenceret compter du dixsept de Février, au capital de celle de vingt livres seize chelins ei huit deniers courant.3.À la charge de laisser jouir à Marguerite Maulin Piccottin, veuve de feu Joseph Oré Grandmont, père, d\u2019une partie d\u2019une chambre de six pieds sur huit pieds dedans la moitié de la dite maison de pierres qui appartient aux dits Joseph Dufresne et son épouse, et cepoursa vie durante seulement, telque réservé dans le dit con rac d'éhange.4.De payer et bailler à Joseph Lozeau, Ecr.ouàson ordre une somme de soixanie et deux livres dix chelins courant, savoir, celle de vingt livres seize chelins et buit deniers dans le cours du mois de Juillet prochain, pareille somme dans le cours du mois de Juillet mil huit cent vingt-six, et afin pareille somme pour le final payement dans le cours du mois de Juillet mil huit cent vingt-sept, sans intérêts, et ce tel que mentionné dans l\u2019obligation qu'ils ont consen tie au dit Joseph Lozeau; devant le dit Mtre.Cressé.Notaire, le viagt-deux de Février dernier.5.d\u2019accomplir toutes les charges, clauses et conditions auxquelles les dits Joseph Dufresne et son épouse, sont tenus pour la ou les pensions viageres en faveur de Joseph Lupien et son épouse, tel que mentionné dans la donation entre vifs consentie par ces derniers à Joseph Douillette e1 son épouse, passé dévant Antoine Robin, Notaire, le vingt-cinq d'Octobre mil huit cent quinze, 6.d'accomplir et de laisser jouir a Louis Baubien, pendant l\u2019espace de quinze années, d\u2019une sucrerie tel qu\u2019il en a Je droit suivant un certain bail à Jui consentie par les dits Pierre Oré Grandmont et son épouse, devant le dit Mtre.Cressé Notaire en date du vingt-quatre Janvier dernier, et de laisser prendre et enlever au dit Louis Baubien, la coupe du bois pour une fois seulement et d\u2019un Chantier qu\u2019il a acquis du dit Pierre Oré Grandmont, et son épouse, par et suivant un certain contrat passé devant Mire.Cressé, Notaire.le vingt- troisième jour de Novembre mil huit cen vingt-quatre, et enfin, je.à la charge de fournir un ou des chemins sur les dits immeubles pour l\u2019utilité au dit Jean Baptiste Ore Graudaiont, et tel que le tout est plas ample ment mentionné et véservé dans le dit contrat d\u2019échange.\u201d Il do theretore, hereby give notice that | have seized and (ak en in execution the said four different lois and premises subject io the aforementioned charges and reserves, and that the same will be sold and adjudged.in furio of a voluntary Sherifl\u2019s sale upon the said Joseph Dutresne and his said wite, to the highe est bidder, at the church doar of the said parish of Nico.let.on MONDAY the TENTH day of OCTOBER nex.at TEN o'clock in the forenoon, at which time and place the further conditions ut safe will be made known.L.GUGY, Sheriff.All and every person or persons having claims on the premises above described, by mmortgage or ether right or incumbrance ave hereby advertised to give notice thes of to the said Sheriff.at his Office in the town of Three Rivers according to law; and futher, that no cpposition afin d\u2019annuller or afin de distraire, the whole or any part of the sa d premises, or afin de cuarge or servitude on the some will be received by the suid Sherif} during the fifleen duys previous Lo the sale theveof ; and all and every persoz or persons having che.g:s and rights especially mortgages hy- pothéques which may be the suliject of opposition afin de conserver are also nofified and required t» produ.e the same lo the said Sheriff, at his Office aforesaid, eight days at the least before the day fixed for the sale of the said premises.Sherid's Office, 30th Kay, 1825.Three-Rivers,) RY virtue of a WRIT of EXECU- to wit: TION, issued out of His Majesty\u2019s Court of King's Bench, holding civil pleas in and for the district of Three-Rivers aforesaid, at the suit of Andrew Paterson, Robert Patterson, and Andrew Weir, all of the city of Quebec, in the county and district of Quebec, merchan's and co-partners, under thé .name and style, and firm of Patterson and Weir agfinst the lands and renements of François Richer Lafle che, of\" the parish of Ste.Anne Laperade, in the county of\u2019 Hampshire, in my said distric: of Three-Rivers, yeoman, ' to me direc:ed ; [ have seized and taken in execution as \u2018 belonging to he said FRANCOIS RICHER LAs«: FLECHE\u2014A lot of land si:ua:e ai the said parish of .Sie.Anne Laperade, of an irregular shape, bounded ag follows : on the easterly side formerly by Joseph Rivard.Lanouerte, now by one Julien, on she nor:herly side by the King\u2019s high-way, and in fron: by the river Ste.Anne, on which there is a stone house and other buildings eregr\u2014, ed.Now I do hereby give no ice, that the said lot of land and premises will be sold and adjudged 10 the high.est bidder, at the church door of he said parish of Sie.Anne, on MONDAY the TENTH day of OCTOBER, nex', at TEN o'clock in the forenoon, at which rime and place ihe condi ions of sale will be made known.- - L.GUGY, Sheriff.All and every person or persons having claims on ihe emplacement and preniises above described, by mortgage or other right or incumbrance, are he: eby advertised to give notice thereof to the said Sheriff, at his Office at Three Rivers, according to law : and further, that no opposition afin d'annuller or afin de distraire, the hole or any part- of the said emplucem-nt and premises, or afin de charge or servitude on the same will be recerved by the said Sherif.during the fifteen days previous to the sale thereof.Sheriff's Office, 3d June, 1825.a Montreal, Y virtueof a WRIT of EXECU.to wit TION issued out of His Majesty\u2019s Court of King\u2019 Bench holding civil pleasin and for the district of Mooreal aforesaid, to me di= rected, commanding me to proceed to the seizure, sale and adjudication by décrét volontaire, on George Gregory, of the city of Montreal, in the District of Mb.real and Province of Lower-Canada, Esquire, of cers\" tain immoveable property described in the said writ e follows, to wit: \u2014 A certain piece or parcel of land lying, being and situate in the Fief St.Augustin, near the cit of Montreal, comprehending all those lots designate \u2018on a certain plan of part of the said Fief, made by Cbs, Ferguson, sworn Land-Surveyor, and deposited in di8 | Office of J.B.Lindsay, Notary Public, by the pam.bers seventy-three, seventy-four, seventy-five, seventy- six, seveniy-seven, seventy-eight,seventy-nine eighty, eighty-one, eighty two, eighty-three, eighty-four, cig =1 ty-five, eighty-six, eighty-seven, eighty-eight, eighty- nine, ninety, ninety-one and nine:y-two, aud compriz- ing also a Street fifty feet wide by the entire depth of the said piece of land, designatedon the said plan ** Rue St.Gabriel,\u201d the whole forming a block about fifteen superficial acres of land, more or less, and intended to include all the land on the south side of the high road leading to Lachine, held by William Hallowell, Esquire, in perpetuity in the said Fief, bounded as follows, to wit : in front by the said high road, in rear by land at present in the possession of George Gregory, Esquire, to the north-east by a road commonly cabled Gregory\u2019s Road, and to the \u2018 uth-west by part of the said Fief St.Augustin, now in the possession of Thomas Fingland, without any buildings thereon erected,\u201d which one Mathew Connell, of Montreal, Gentleman, did purchasge, (for and in behalf of the said George Gregory, under au.horitylto him given by the said George Gregory in that behalf) from William Hallowell, of Terrebonne, in the County of Effingham, in the -aid District, Esquire, by deed of sale duly made and executed before Lindsay and colleague, Public Notaries, and bearing date the sixth day of May last, under and subject to the following charges and conditions, to wit : the cens and other Seigniorial rights, that may in future become due thereon, and also to the payment of an annual, perpetual, and unredeemable ground rent, rente annuelle.foncière, per- patuelle et non rachetable of five pounds currency, payable to William Hallowell, at Terrebonne, in the District of Montreal, Esquire, his heirs and assigns, or legal representatives, on the twenty-ninth day of september in each and every year, until, and including the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety-two.and thenceforth for ever the said 1 ente to be payable, annually, on the same day, to the administratrices of tbe property of the poor of the Hotel Dieu of Montreal, their successors for ever, the first payment of which rente to be made to the said William Hallowell, will be on the twenty-ninth day of September one thousand eight hau dred and twenty-five, being five months of the same ; which said piece or parcel of land is now in the possession of the said George Gregory, and has been since the sixth day of May last, and was during the three years uext preceding he day last aforesaid, possessed by the said William Hallowell.I have scized and taken in execution the said piece or parcel of land, and do hereby give notice that the same will be sold and adjudged to the highest bidder, subject to the payment of the aa nual, perpetual and unredeemable ground rent, rente foncière, and ra the ather charges and condiiions aforesaid, by décrêt volontaire on the said GEORGE GREGORY, at my oflice, in the city of Montreal aforesaid, on TUESDAY the \"WENTY-NINTH day of NOVEMBER next, at ELEVEN ef the Clack in tbe fore- | nog, at which tite xnd place tho further cpndisons of .AEE TT Te Rar i a Se EEE x - pes sR quey altima .teeth Tose \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 GAZETTE DE QUEBEC.407 enmastidbetifgiivioaidbe 2e tbe sale will be made known.FREDx.W ERMATINGER, Sherif}.Au and every person or persons having claims on the piece ov parcel of land above described.by mortgage or other right or incumbrance are hereby advertised to give notice thereor to the said Sherif}, at his Office aforesaid, according to law; and furth-r, that no opposition afin d\u2019annuller or afin de distraire, the whole or any part of the said piece or parcel of land, or afin de charge ar servitude on the same will be received by 3he said Sheriff, during the fifte-ndaysp eviousto the sale thereof ; and vii and every personor persons having charges or rights, especially mortgages hypothéques which may be the subject of opposition afin de conserver are also rotified and required to produce the same to the said Sheriff, at his Office aforesaid, eight days at the least before the day fixed for the sole of the said piece or parcel of land, Sheriff's Office, 21st July, 1825, Monreal?Y virtue of a WRIT of EXECU- to wit: 5 TION, issued out of His Majesty\u2019s Court of King\u2019s Bench, holding civil pleas in and for the District of Montreal aforesaid, to me directed 3 commanding me to proceed to the seizure, sale and adjudication, by décrét volontaire,on the Hon.PIERRE DOMINIQUE DEBARTZCH, Seignior of the Seigniory Debartzch, and other places, residing in the Parish of St, Charles, in the said Distric(, of certain immoveable property described in the said writ as follows, to wit\u2014 é Une terre sise et située dans la Seigneurie Debartch, dans le rang d'Argenteuil, paroisse de st, Damas, District de \u2018Montréal, tenue et possédée en roture, de la contenance de trois arpens plus ou moins de front, sur dix-huit arpens plus ou moins de profondeur, au bout de laquelle profondeur cette terre continue en pointe se terminant à rien entre les terres de Jean Bte.Martin et Jes terres de la Rivière, le tout formant une superficie de soixante arpens et soixante quatre perches ou environ, avec maison, grangé, étableet autres batisses dessus construites,\u201d which he the said Pierre Dominique Debartzch, has acquired of one Charles Vidal, Bailiff, fesiding in the Parish of St.Hyacinthe, by Act passed before Mtre.Duvert, and bis colleague, Notaries, on the ninth day of May one thousand eight hundredand twen- ty-five, subject to cens et rentes, and other Seigniorial rights; which said land and premises have been in the possession of the said Pierre Dominique Debartzch since the said ninth day of May one thousand eight hundred twenty-flve, and were for more than three years preceding the said day possesed by the said Charles Vidal, ro wit, part thereof containing three arpents and four perches in superficies, from the twenty-fifth of August one thousand eight hundred and twenty, the day on which he acquired the same of one Jean Baptiste Bois- verd, fils, another part thereof being six perches in front by twenty-two arpents in depth, from the twenty-first of September one thousand eight hundred and twenty, the day on which he acquired the same from one Augustin Lussier and his wife, and the surplas from the eighteenth May one thousand eight hundred and twenty-one, the day on which he acquired the same from the said Augustin Lussier.I have seized and taken in execution the said land and premises, and do hereby give notice, that the same will be sold and adjudged to the highest bidder by décrêt volontaire on the said Pierre Dominique Debartzch, at the Church door of the Parish of St.Damas aforesaid,on WEDNESDAY the THIRTIETH day of NOVEMBER next, at TEN of the Clock in the forenoon, at which time and place the conditions of sale will be made known.FREDx, W.ERMATINGER, Sherif.All and every person or persons having claims on the land and premises above described, by mortgage or other right or incumbrance, are hereby advertised to give notice thereof to the said Sheriff, at his Office in the City of Montreal, according to law ; and further that no opposition afin d\u2019annuller or afin de disiraire the whole or anypart of the said Jaûd and pre miseror afin de charge or servitude on the same, will be received by the said Sheriffduring the fifieen days previcus tothe sale thereof ; and all and every person or persons having charges or rights, especially mortgages hypotheques which may be the stibject of opposition afin de conserver are also notified and required to prodice the same to fhe said Sheriff.at his Office atoresaid, eizht days at the least before the day fixed for the sale of the said land.and premises, Sheriff's Office, 21st July, 1825.Montreal} Y virtue of a WRIT of EXECUTION.to wit : issued out of lus Majesty\u2019s Court of King's Bench, holding civil pleas in and for the District of Montreal aforesaid, to me directed, commanding me to proceed to the s izure, sale, and adjudicarion by dec et volontaire on ANTOINE DAME, of the parish of St, Jean Baptiste, in the county of Bedford, in the said District, yeoman, of certain immoveable property described in the said writas follows, to wit: \u2014 1.\u201c Une terre sise en la paroisse St.Jean Baptiste, dans la seigneurie de Rouville, de la contenance de trois arpents de froi.t, sur trente arpents de profondeur, plus Ou Moins, tenant par devant à Antoine Drogue, par derrière au-cordon de la cite seigneurie \u2018de\u2019 Îtouville, d\u2019un côte à-Atttoide Paré, representant François Uin- gras, et d'autre côte à François Decautel, representant Pierre Tetro, avec une maison et bitimens en bois dessus construits, 2.Un arpent et demi de front, sur trente arpents plus ou moins de profondeur, sis en la paroisse St.Jean Baptiste, en la seigneurie de Rouville, tenant par devant au chemin du Roi, par deriière au dit An- wine Dame, comme represeutant Pierre Frejo, d\u2019un coté encore au dit Antoine Dame comme representant Charles Chaunière, dit Sabourtn, et d'autre cô é à François Nadeau, representant Joseph Gagnier, avec maison et bâtimens dessus construites.\u201d 8 \u2018* Une terre sise en la paroisse Si.Jean Baptiste, dans la seigneurie de Rouviile, d\u2019un arpent et demi de front, sur trente ar- penis plus ou moins de protondeur, tenant par devant au dit Antoine Dame, par derrière au cordon de la seigneurie de Rouvile, d\u2019un côte à Charles Foiran de l\u2019autre au nommé Robert dit Lafontaine, represeniant Jean Baptiste Dame, avec maison et bâtimens dessus construites.*\u201d 4.\u2018* Une terre sise en la paroisse St, Jean Baptiste, en lu seigneurie de Rouvitie, de la contenance d\u2019uü arpent et demi de fron(, sur trente arpents plus où moins de profondeur, tenant par devant a Charles Brodeur, ou represeuants par derrière au nommé Robert dit Lafomaine, representant Antoine Chauron, ¢\u2019un cô.é au dit Antoine Dame, et de l\u2019autre çÔ é\u20ac à Charles Desaurels, avec une maison et autres LA imens dessus constsuits.\u201d\u201d Which he thesaid Antoine: Dame bus acquired in manoer following to wit: The land first above described of one Antoine Foisi dit Freniere, by act passed on the nineteenth day of October, one thousand eight hundred and eleven, before Mtre.Soupras and his colleague, notaries, that secondly above described, of one Antoine Chaunière dit Sabourin, et Marie The- reze Valin, his wife, by act of donation oneruse à litre de donation onéreuse passed before Mtre.Boileau and his colleague, notaries, on the second day of February one thousand eight hundredand sixteen ; that thirdly above described of one Frangois Leclere, by act passed on the ninth of November, one thousand eight hundred and 1wenty.before Mtre, Primeau and bis colleague, notaries § that fourthly and lastly above described, of one François Leclere, and Dame Charlotte Vien, his wife, by act or deed of sale passed on the fourteenth eay of August, one thousand eight hundred and twenty one, before Mtre.Lemay & his colleague, notaries, the said 1ands & tenements being subject to certain charges, conditions, reserves, & incumbrances mentioned & gpe- cified in the said writ as follows to wit: La terre en premier heu sus-désignée, à \u2018a charge des droits seigneuriaux à l\u2019avenir seulement ; celle en second lieu ct- dessus désiguée, à la charge Oes droits geigneuriaux à l\u2019avenir seulemen(, en outre des réserves et de larente viagère suivante, savoir, à la charge de laisser jouir sur icelle terre, en second lieu sus-désignée les dits An'oine Chiuniere dit Sabourin, et Marie Therese Valin, son épouse, leur vie durante, d\u2019un arpent ct demi de large, sur trois arpens de haut, aveb la marson et autres bâ i- mens dessus construits, à prendre le dit terrein par de vant su chemin du Roi, en montant sor le dit terrein, jusqu\u2019à trois arpeas, et joignant des deux cô és au dit Antoine Dame, comme représentant Char:es Chauvicre dit Sabourin, et François Nadeau, comme représentant Joseph Gaguier, lequel terrein tes dits Antoine Chau.niere et sun Ésouse se sont reservé, suivant Vacte de donation par eux faite au dit Antoine D+me, en date du deux Fevrier mil huit cent seize, à la charge en outre de payer aux-dits Antoine Chauniere et s00 éo0use leur vie dursute.une reote el pension viagère, Cunos'stapi en trente m\u2018no:s de bled, du meilleur que la terre pro- duiray huit minots de pois, vingt minois d'avoine, trois cents battes de foin, vingt voyages Ge bois franc, un cochon maigre de dixnunt mois, à choisir sur le troupeau, l\u2019hyvernement d\u2019une vache quand les dits Antoine Chau- niere et son épouse, en livreront one à l\u2019acquéreur pour l\u2019hyverner, la dite renie devant êre payée ch que année du vingt-veuf Septembre av cours de Février eu suivant, et être fournie à la demeure des dits Antoin> Chauniere et son épouse, sur le lerrein sus.césigné ar eux réservé, au dé ès du premier mourant, Je bied \u2018demeurera de mote, les vois de tras minors, et le reste subBisiera en entier jusqu'au cévè- du survivant, auxquels tems la diteren:e cessera et sera éieinte; 2 la charge encorede semer chaque année pour les dits Antoine Channiere et 300 épouse, un qu rt de graine de lin, sur la dite terreen par eux fournissant la semence; la terre entrois ème leu ci dessus désignée à le charge des dronsseigueuriaux à l\u2019u- venir.et en outre de payer cu sus du pr.x d\u2019a quisition 2a Joseph Toussaint Droles, Ecuyer, marchand, demeuran en.la paroisse St, Merr, represencent Meswre Charles Germain, Prétre, une somme de dix-sent ceut bvres, ancien cours, à constitution de rente, à raison de six pour cent par an, formant: annuellement cent deux li vres ancien cours, payable ch que année.au premier de Septembre à cummencer au prem'er Septembre pro, chain, et de \u2018à continuér chaque snsér à parcil terme, taot et si longuement que la dite rente aura cours, et jus qu\u2019av remboursement de ja dite somme de dix-sept cent- livres, ancien cours, Je tout conformement Aun acte de vente à constitution de senie, fuit par le du Messire Charles Germain, P êcre, à Pierre Frejeuu, fils d'Antoine, en dute du six Octobre, nul hun «ent dovze, reçu devant Mire, de 14 Greve ed son confrère No, taires; enfin la terre sus-tlésignée en quatrième et der- pies lieu, & la charge de droirs seigneurisux à l\u2019avenir seulement,\u201d Which suid lends and tenements are new 2 and have been for the three last yoars in the possession of the said Antoine Dame, Ihave seized and takeq in execution, the aforesaid lanas und tenemeu!s, sad de berevy give notice that the same will be sold and ad- Judged to the highest bidder, subject to the charges, conditions, reserves and incumbrances aforesaid, atthe Church door of the parish of S:, Jeuu Bap'iste sforesaid, by Déurêt Volontaire on (he said Antoine Dame, on TUESDAY (he twenty-nioth duy of NOVEMBER next, at TEN of the cloek inthe forenoon, at which time and place the further conditions of sale will be mude koown.FREDr.W.ERMATINGER, Sheriff.All and every person or persons having claims.on-the- lands and tenements above described, by mortgage or other right or incumbrance are hereby advertised to givé notice thereof to the said Sheriff, at his Office in the City of Montreal, according to law ; and further, that no oppo- st/ion afin d'annuller or afin de distraire, the whole or any part of the said lands and tenements, or afin de charge or servitude on the same will be received by the said Sheriff during the fifteen days previous to the sale thereaf ; and all and every person or persons havin charges or rights, and especially mortgages, hypethéques which may be the subject of opposition afin de conserver, are also notified and cegnired to produce the same to the said Sheriff, at his Office aforesaid, eight days at the leas} before the day fixed foe the sale of thé said land and pres mises.Sheriff's Office, 284 Jrlv, 1895.Montreal, Y virtue of a WRIT OF EXEe to wil ¢ CUTION, issued out of His Mjesty\u2019s Court of King\u2019s Bench, holding civil pleas in and for the district of Montreal aforesaid, at the snit.of Louis Guerout, Esquire, Merchant,of ° the Parish of St.Denis, in the said District of Môntreat, and Heury Lemessurier, Merchant, formerly of the said Parish of 5t.Denis, and now residing at Quebec in \u2018thy District of Quevec, the said Louis Gerout and Henry, Lemessurier, formerly carrying on trade together at St, Denis aforesaid; under the name or firm of Guerout and Lemessurier, against the lands and tenements of Magi Anne Bousque:, widow of the late Louis Mesafer dit S¢.François, in his life time yeoman, residing at thie plage called Lamiotie, in the Parish of st.Denis aforesaid » 19 me directed, I have seized and taken in execution ag belonging to the said MARIE ANNE BOUS URE, a landsituated and being in the Parish of St.Denis aforesaid, containing three arpents in front by thirty arpenfs in depth, bounded in front by one Latinville; in the rear, by Fleurantin Godette and by Mars Cordeau.on ore side 10 the norih-east by Augustin Talon, and on thé other side to the south-west by Joseph Benoit, with a house, barn and other buildings of wood thereon erected.Now 1 dohereby give notice, that the said land and\u2018pfeé- mises, will be sold and adjudged to the highest bidder, at the Church door of the Parish of st.Denis aforesaid, on TUEsDAY the TWENTY -NINTH day of NOVEMBER next, at TEN of the clock in the forenoon, at which time andplace the conditions of sale will be made known.FREDr.W.ERMATINGER, Shériff.AU and every person or persons having claims on the land and premises above described, by mortgage or other right or incumbrance are hereby advertised to give natice thereof to the said Sheriff, at his Office in the city of Montreal according to law ; & further, that no opposition afin d\u2019aonuiler or afig de distraire, the whole or any part of the said land and premises.or afin de charge or servitude on the same will be received by the said Sheriff during the fifteen duys previous to the sale thereuf, sherift\u2019s Office.21st July, 1825.Montreal, i Y virtve of a WRIT of EX.to wit : ELUTION, issued out of his Maj-ary\u2019s Court of King\u2019s Beach, hulding civil pleas in and for the District of Montreal aforesaid, at the syit of the Honorable John Richardson, of Montreal, in thg | District of Montreal, Curator duly appointed to the yas cant estate and succession of the late George Ellice, deceased, in his life time Seignior, proprietor and pgs« sessor of the Seigniory of Auntield.commonly called Beauharnois, in the said District, against the lands and tenements of George stanley, of Montreal, in the District of Montreal, Curator duly appoina:d to the absence of James Gillis, tormerly residing in this Province, Cooper, and at present an absentee, to me directed, 1 have seized and taken in execution as belonging to the said GEORGE STANLEY, in bis capaci y aforesaid, .all that piece or parcel of land sitnated in the «eigniory of Annfield, on the north side of the fjiver Chateau- gnay, in the Parish of St, Martine.being lot Ne.10, Tormerly lot No, 25.in that part of the said seignio- ry called North George Town, containing four arpents in front by twenty-five arpents in depth, bounded 1n front by the said river Chaicauguay, in the rear by un conceded lands, on one side 10 the north-east by Pagl Gougeon, and on the other side to the south west by Louis Turcot.with a dwelling house, barn and stable thereon erected.Now 1 do hereby give notice, that the - said piece or parcel of land ana premises, will be sold and adjudged to the highest bidder, atthe Church door of the Parish of St.Martine aforesaid, on TUESDAY the TWENTY -NINTH day of NOVEMBER néx:, at TEN of the Clock \u2018in the forenoon, at which time aud.: place the canditions of sale will be made known.BEE FREDX; W, ERMATINGLR, Sheriffy 498 THE QUEBEC GAZETTE, All and every person or persons havieg claims on the piece or parcel of land and premises abuve described, by morgage or other tight or incom.brance, are hereby advertised to give nutice the cot to the said Sheriff, at his Office in the City of Mon real, according to law; and further, that no opposition afin d\u2019annuller or afin de distraire, the whole or any part of the said mece or parcel of land and premises, or afin de charge or servitude on the same, will be received by the said Sher:tf during the fifteen days previous to the sale thereof.Sher ff\u2019s Office, 21st July, 1825.District 0 E it known to all whom it may con- Quebec : ceru, tiat by virtue of an Ordi nance of the Honble, Olivier Perrauit, one of the Justices of His Majesty\u2019s Court of King's Bench in and for this District, bearing date the fifteenth day of July instant, at the foot of the Procès Verbal and biddings on immoveable property hereafier described, being partof the-communauté de biens, which has exisied between Mr.Thomas Langlois and the late Marie Louise Lacasse.put up for sale ou the spotby authority of justice ; the aforesaid Procès Verbal and biddings have been by Mtre.EE.B: Lindsay, Notary, who bad the charge of the Judicial Sale (Licitation) deposited in the Office of the Protho- notaries of the said Court, to the end of receiving aver- biddings fur and during the space of six weeks which are to determine on the thirtieth day of August next, at five o'clock p.m.after which a legal title wilf be granted to the highest overbidders, if any, if not to the highest and last bidders mentioned in the said Procés Verbal, onthe same charges and conditions therein stated, whereof every one may take cognizance by applying to the undersigned Prothonotaries authorised to take in the over- biddings.Follows the description of the said Real Estates: lo.A land situate at la Petite Riviere St.Charles, consisting in four arpents seven perches and nine feetor thereabout in front, whereof one arpent and a half has a depth of foriy arpents or thercabout, and the remnant thirty arpents only, or thereabout in depth, bounded in front by the said River St, Charles, inthe rear at ihe end of the said depth, on the north-east side by Francois Blais, and on the other side to the south-west by the land hereafter described, together with a wooden house, two barns and o:her buildings thereon erected, altogether adjudged to Mr.Thomas Langlois for the sum of £ 901, \"2.A land or farm situate at the said place l« Petite Riviere St.Charles, containing one arpent in front by thirty in depih, bounded in front by'the said River, in the rear at the end of the said depth, on the south-west side partly by the King\u2019shighway, leading from Quebec to Loreite and Charlesbourg, part of the said road being taken on the said arpent of land until it reaches a road which crosses the said land and from which said road, running towards the north-west the said land takes a front of one arpent to the end of the said depth, and is there bounded by the representatives of John Robinson.and on the other side to the north-east by the land here above described, with a wooden house, barn, stables and other dependances, the whole adjudged to Mr.Pierre Peltier, Merchant, for ihe sum of £325.30.And lastly, a lor of ground or emplacement, situate in the suburbs st.Vallier of Quebec, of fifty feet in front by seventy feet in depth, bounded in frontby the north level! line of the great st.Vallier street, aud in the rear at tlie end of the said depth; joining ou the north.\"east io a street, and onthe south-west to Jean Lepine, with a two stories wooden house aud a shed thereon erected, with a passage in common with the said Jean Lepine, the whole adjudged to Mr.Charles Tangué, veoman, of the said Petite Rivière st.Charles, for the sum of £203.PERRAULT & ROSS, .B.R.Quebec, the 19th July, 1825.TO THE PUBLIC.WILLIAM HUNTER, Plaintiff, vs.Josep DoNeGgANY Defendant, T\u201d February last, a report of the Trial of this case - appeared in the Montreal Gazette, furnished no doubt by the learned Counsel for the Plaintiff, with the view of casting suspicion on my characteras to veracity; at the same time, perhaps, with the desire of appearing in print, in defence of alleged oppression.On reference to the report, or rather to the charge of the presiding Judge, (which is the only part worth referring to,) the following will be found to be the doctrine laid down, and on which he submitted they, (tbe Jury) should ground their finding.- \u201c If a creditor swears that his debtor is indebted to \u201chim in a sum of money exceeding £10 sterling, and « that he is immediately about to leave this Province, \u201che is intituled by the law of the land to attach the bo- \u201cdy of the Debtor, and hold him to bail.if he swears \u201c« false, the Debtor arrested, has but one recourse, viz.\u201c¢ by action against the creditor swearing, in which ac- + tion, the party complaining, ust prove and satisfy © ¢¢ thedpry.that there was no probablecause for the arvest.The learned Judge added, that in such cases the law «did not require positive evidence of the intention to ** abgcond, the slightest cause which could raise a rea- *¢ sonable suspicion in the mind of the creditor, would \u2018* be suffirient justification, for his exercising a right * * which the law gave him.\u201d Let us tothe facts of ihe case, and to the evidence which was adduced by me to demeastrate the grouads of | my suspicion, and which led me to believe, ihatmy debtor, William Hunter, was nbout tu abscond ; and in he first place, to the original debt.In (he year 1816, William lZunter and his brother Thomas, were co-partners, carrying 02 trade at Alon- treal ; at this time, they called où 1a6 and requested the loan vf four hundred and fifty pounds, whicü was ac- ceeded to.In the summer of one thousand eight hundred and twenty, James stewart, (a nephew or the Hanter\u2019s) came to my house, and had a conversation with me as to the solvency of hisuncles.He remarked that they were very considerably indebted\u2014that they owed his mother, (the wife of Thomas Hunter, one of my deblors,) 1wo thousand five hundred pounds, for which he held a mori- gage on their houses the only real estate they had \u2014that the house, also was mortgaged for the following sums, to wit :\u2014for one thousand six hundred pounds to Mr.Le Duc, eight hundred pounds to Mr.Mcleogh, aad five hundred pounds to Mr.Barron, all of anterior date to my mortgage, which I had only obtained a few days before.1 expressed no surprise on learning this, and asked what had become of their money ?Stewart answered, ** that Mr, Hunter the Plainuli, had been in the habit of remitting money lo Jus friends in Scotland to support them.\u201d He then expressed a wish that 1 should sue his uncle on my mortgage, 1 said { would not sue, for I was sure the Plainuil must have a purse, that he was not aware of having at any time given me reason to believe Mr.Hunter was going to leave the Province.It was afterwards proved by several witnesses, carters and others, who were produced by tie Piaintill\u2019s Counsel, that at the time their client was arrested, he was removing his effects, and although the carters might have received their instructions as to where these effects were to be conveyed, their destination was unknown 10 me, nor could I be supposedto be in the contidence of the)man who had borrowed four hundred and fifty pounds frown me, and had given as security for it « mortgage on a house already mortsaged for five thousand four hundred pounds, and which was sold two weeks after the Plaintiff\u2019s arrest, for two {housand seven hundred and fifty pounds, the mother of the said Stewart, becoming the purchaser.Under such circumstances, I ask had 1 not sufficient grounds for suspecting that the movements of Mr.Hunter, were ia the direction of his money, or.rather of wy money, which according to Mr.Stewart's testimony, it might reasonably be inferred, had been remitted to Scotland, to support Mr.Hunter\u2019 relations 5 and if L did suspect that such was the in.ention of Mr.Hunter, had 1 not a right to exercise a course which the law of the country had provided ! But it may be sai-l, * take the whole of Mr.Stewart\u2019s testimony together, he never said any thing to induce the Defendantto suspect that Mr.ffunter was going to leave the coun ry.\u201d On thisitmustappear obvious to all, that Mr.Stewart could have no wish 10 sce his Uncle in Gaol, and naturally enough did not inform me precisely, that ne intended leaving the country ; his chief object he said in visiting me was, to induce me to sue his Uncle\u2014to seize hisreal estate\u2014~and then his Mo ther would come in with an opposition \u2014 carry away the proceeds, and leave me to pay the costs.l\u2018urther comment might be made, but as this case is now before the Court of Appeals, and as my wish at present is, to remove any unfavourable impression that may have been made by the partial report of the case in the Montreal Gazette, as to * false swearing\u201d or\u2018 malicious motives\u201d [ will for the present abstain, and satisfy myself by subjoining the copy of an affidavit which wust convince every unprejudiced wind, that I was not alone ia believing that Mr.Hunter was abscondinz from the Province.JOSEPII DONEGANY.District of LE me Thomas A.Turner, MONTREAL $ one of lis Majesty's Justices of the Peace, in and for the said District, appeared James Camphell, of the Current of St.Mary, inthe Parish of Montreal, in the County of Montreal, in the said District, Inspector of Lumber, who being duly sworn on the Holy Evangelists, deposeth and sath, that some time ahout the beginning of the presant month of May, beisz in conversation with James Millar, Jisqr.of tie City of Mon real, Merchant, be observed to him that Mr.Joseph Donegany, of thesaid City of Montreal.had been very ill used by some of his debtors; upon which the said James Millar observed, that he bad been very iif used iadeed, and particulariy in the business of Mr.Hunter, whom the said Joseph Donegany had caused to be arrested, for he knew that the said Mr.Hunter was actually aboul leaving this Province at the timewhen he was arrested by the said Joseph Donegany.Thatthen this de- poneat observed that it was a great pity that the said Joseph Dunegany did not know of this at the tine ; to which the suid James Millar answered, that he thought that Mr.Donegany had plenty of proof où this fact; and this depouentforiher saiih not.(signed) JAs.E.CAMPBELL, Sworn before me at Montreal, this27(h May, 1825.THOMAS A.TURNLR, J.P.FAINAKEN up last week by Captain J.B.Ash, of the Brig Sarah of Bristol, an Auchor of 17 ewt, 1 qu.4 id.marked Hawks, No.7835, almost new and appears to have had a chain fast to it, now iu the possession of the undersigned.\"The owner may have it on paying expences, but if not claimed within six months, it will be sold according to Faw, b JOHN LAMBLY, Quebec, 14th July,i825, Hagbour Master ALLIANCE, BRYTISH & FOREIGN, LIVE fi - ANUE COMPANY OF LONDON: Te A3SUR Established by Act of Parliament.CariTAL, Five MILLIONS, STERLING.Board of Direction, Presidents, JSouv Irving, Esq.M.P.Francis Banive, Esq, N.M.Roruscuirp, Faq, SAMUEL GURNEY, Esq.| Moses MoNTEFIURE, Esq, UIRECTORS.Jas.Alexander, Esq.M.P.Charles Greenwood, Esq.G.ll.Barnett, Esq.Jas.Heygate, Junr.Esq, Charles Bevan, Esq.William iloward, Esq.Jhon Bowden, Esq.John hanes, Esq.M.P.Archibald Campbeil, Esq.Wuliam Kay, Esq, William Crawford, Esq.Oswald Smith, Esq.Timothy O.Curtis, 1sq.H.M.Thoraton, Esq.Francis Cresswell, Esq.Thomas Wilson, Esq.~The Subscribers being appointed Agents to the said Company, have the honor to announce that they are now ready to take Risks and grant Policies of Assurance against loss or damag- occasioned by fire in any part of the Provinces of Lower and Upper Canada.\u2018The namesand wealth of the Presidents and Directors of this Association are so widely known throughout the Commercial worid, that it would, presumptuous on the part of the Agents to suppose thatany observation of theirs could increase the confidence of the ubiic in an Association composed of such distingujshed individuals., À Capical of Five Millions, Sterling, an.amount far exceeding that possessed by any simitar Institution, must afford perfectsecu ity to the assured.no MACKENZIE, BETHUNE & Co.Montreal, 4th June, 1825.: The Subscriber being appointed Agent for the said Company in Quebec, is now ready to receive applications and grant Policies of Assurance against loss or Damage by Fire.Sufferers will at all tines experience the vtr st libers atity and promptitude in the setueinent of their claims against the Company, THOS.W.SATTERTHWAITE, Agent.u Hunt's Wharf, Quebec, 13th June, 1825.Province or Lower-CANADA, DisTRICT OF QUEBEC, IN THE KING'S BENCH.the 13th day of April, 1825.PETER SHAVER, GEORGE BrousE, and Mi- CHAEL I>rouse, of the Tuwnship of Matilda, in the Province of Upper-Canada, Merchants, and Co-partners, uuder the name of { Georus Brouse & Company, f No.tls Vs.Plaintiffs, Huan McDougayw, late of the same place, Trader, ; Defendant, James MeDovar, of the City of Quebec, in the County & District of Quebec, Merchant, Tiers Saisie.Upon the petition of the humble PlaintifFs, preferred th this Court for the reasons therein contained, it is ordered, that the said Hugh Mcidougall do appear ia this Courtywithin four months from the date of this Notice: and await the Judgment in this cause.and that this notice ¢ published in the Quebec Gazette pubiisaed by Authority, pursuan: to the provisions of the Proviscial Statute, 4 George IV, c.13, Costs reserved, By the Court, PERRAULT & ROSS, 4m P.B.R.Srovince of Lower Canada,) IN THE KING'S BENCH DILTRICT OF QUEBEC, ç the 13th day of April, 182b« ( DAVID BELLHOUSE of the City of Que, bec, in the County and District of Quebec Merchant, PIAINTIFF, | | vs.No.419.) JOSEPH TOFT, of the same place, Mer- #4 chant, DEFENDANT.and Joun Fraser, and JoaN Mawcory Fraser, of the same place, Aucuoneers and Brokers, anid Copartuers, TIERS 8.1518.Upon the Plainuli\u201ds nmnble Petition nrererred ww this Court, for the reasons therein coniained, it is ordered that che said Joseea Torr do appear in this Court, with- io four moutbs from the date of this Notice, and await tite judgment in bis Cause, and that this Notice be published in tive Quebec Gazette, published by authority, por- suant lo the provisions of the Provincial Statute, à Geo.IV.c.13.\u2014Costs reserved, Bythe Court, PERRAULT & ROSS, ©, BR.4m NOLIUIS.LL PERSONS having claims againsi the Estate of the late JOHN GOUDIE, inhis life-time of Quebec, Merchant and Ship-Builder, are hereby requested to send in without delay their differentaccounts, why attested, to the Office af the Ship.Yard, St.Ruch\u2019s, and all persons indebted to the Estate are also requested to make payment of their respective debts on or befure the First day of the month of Arriz next to CHARLES SMITH, of Quebec aforesaid, Esquire, Merchant, Sub-Tutor to the minor Children of the said late Joun Gounie, authorised to receiveand to sell the same by the undersigned JANE GOUDIE, as well in her owit nasne as l'UTRIX duly electeden justice to her minor Children by acte de V'atelle homologated en jus- ice n8 aforesaid, the ErGATH day of the moaQ of Ange ARVinsent, - JANE GOUDIR, Quebec, January 12th, 1825.u a ag IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT, tll.Smee HOUSE OF COMMUNS, Monday June 6.INTER COLONIAL INTERCOURSE, the Mr.Hu-kisson moved the order of the day, fo Third reading of the C>lonial Lotercourse Bill, Me.Bartng seid, lhet understanding chere was ano her Bill to regulate the Intercolonial intercourse upon the same principles as this, regulating the intercourse of the mother Country wih the Colunies, he wished to ask whether the Right Hon, Geatleman had any objection to state in detail, what his views were upon the sub- Ject ?Mr, Huskisson replied that the two Bills kept pace with each other.In order to carry into full effect the principles of Free Trade, 1t was necessary that it should be ex ended to the Inter-Colontal relatrons ef the Colonies with each other, On Friday next, he would detail the measures which Government had taken,in consequence of the applications vf parties affected by the progress of the principles of free trade, Mr.Hume decisred his ignorance of the effect of this Bill.There wss no such Bul on the paper as tne Inter- Colonial Inicrcourse Bill, Mr, Huskisson said tha\u2018 there were two Bills, of which thiy wasone ;\u2014 The prince ple cf which bad been explain ed to the House : (he other, he should declare at another opportunity : The present Bill was ¢ To regulate the Trade with His Majesty\u2019s possessions in America avd (he West Indizss, and the Warehousing in the same,\u201d Mr.Hume compliined, that, while the Ri, Honorable Gentleman had ihe principles of Free Trade in his mou.b, he war, in pracuce, imposing the most oppressive resiric- tions upon the Colonies, by heavily taxing their bread, flaur, fish, and sil the necessaries of hfe, on thewr importation : He challenged the Right Hon.Geant, to reconcile this inconsistency, Mr.Haskisson hoped to be able to do so, without difficulty, The Duties alluded to by the Hoo, Member, were completely governed bv the principles of Free Trade adopted in this countrv.\u2014Not a single article was prohibited or taxed in the Colonies, which were not equally so in the mother Country ; the extentto which he pledged ~ himself to the Colonies was this, That they should be placed on the same footing as Ireland was to Kogland.\u2014 Not only were they so placed, but of the two, the Duties in the Coloates were the more moderate | \u2014 Hear ! The Bill was then read a third time, and passed, Tue Bill was thea sent up to the Lords.JuNE 9h, FLOGGING IN THE NAVY.Mr, Hume moved tur lewve to bring in a bill to amend the Act 22d.Geo.1I.¢.83, for the more effectusl manning of the Navy, The Hoo.Member explained, that the points to which his bill were directed were the superseding the necessity of impressment, and the mitigation of the naval code, by restrainiog the practice of summary punichment, These two objects, he suid, were intimately connected, inasmuch as the barshoess of our naval discipline, was the sole cause which rendered necessary the oppressive practice of impressment, Sir Geo.Cockburn, Sir W, de Cre:pigny, Sir Isaac Coffin, Sir J Yorke, and Sir G.Cierk opposed the motion, Mr.Robertson, Sir F.Burdett, and Mr, Sykes, spoke shortly in itssupport, On a division the numbers were\u2014For the motion 23\u2014Againgi tt 45\u2014 Mojority 22.Mr.Brougham obtained leave to bring in a Bill to establish an University in London, Mr.Pecl reserving his observations upoa the proj-ct, until the second reading.THE ARMY.cafe The Brevet is at length out\u2014tha commissions bea\u201d date the 27th May, 1825.Our limits will only admit of our giving the names of such officers as have recently served in, or are connected with Regts.in Canada.To be Generals in the Army.\u2014Lieuienant Generals, from Wm.Scott to Wm.Carr Viscount Beresford, K.C.B.both inclusive.\u2014Sir J.C* Sheibrooke, G.C.B and Sir Gordon D.ummond, G, C, B.are of this number.To be Lieutenant Generals in the Army.Major Generals, from Wm.Raymond to Mathew Lord Aylmer, inclusive.In this list are the names of Sir George Murray, G.C.B.Sir James Kempt, G, C B.Tinling Widdrington ; Henry Conran, Sir F.P, Robertson, K.C.B.Duncan Darrock 3 Phineas Riall ; John Vincent ; R Le*hbridge and Sir Thomas Brisbane, K.C.B.Te be Major Generals in the Army\u2014Colonels from Samnel Brown, to Lord Chas.Somerset Manners.3d L.Drags, inclusive :\u2014amougst these officers we find Henry Charles Darlin: on H.P.Nova Scotia Fenci- bles\u2014 Wm.Thornton on H.P.85 oot; Henry Tol- ley, 16th Foot; William Jobnson, 68th Foot; John .Pine Coffin, RB.Staff Corps; SirT.Arbuthnot, K.C.B.71st Foot.To be Colonels in the Army \u2014Licutenaut Colonels from H.Shadford, inclusive to Henry King, H.P.82d Foot \u2018Ia this list are the names cf Arbur Lioyd, 4, P, GAZETTE DFE QUEBEC.97th Foot ; Parry Jones Parry, on H.P.6th Garn.Battalion; Augustus Warburton, 85th Foot, Tobe Aid-de-Camp to His Majesty, with the Rank of Colonel in the Army.\u2014Lieut-nunt Colonel Charles Wade \u2018Thoruton, late of the Royal Artillery; Sir Evan John Murray M Gregor, Baronet, on half pay sth Light Dragoons ; ldward Gibbs, on half-pey 524 Foot ; George Thumas Napier, on half.pay Sicili.n Regiment, Delaucy Barclay, of the tst or Grenadier Foot Guards; Sir Charles Broke Vere, K C.B.on half-pay 60th Foot ; Hon, Hercules Robert Pakenham, on the half: pay ; Sir Alexander Dickson, K.C, B.of the Royal Artillery ; John Thomas Jones, Royal Engineers ; Sir John Harvey on half_pay 103d Foot; Sir tu.Sco- vell, K.C.B.Royal, Waggon Train; Sir Ulysses Burgh, K.C B.1st or Grenadier Foot Guards ; Thomas Dowa.man, Royal Artillery ; George Marquis of l'weedale, K.'L.vn halt-pay 100th fooc ; William Keith Elphin- stone, on half.pay 16th Light Drugoons; Fred.\\Wm.Trench, on half-pay as permanent assistant-quarter\u201d master-general ; Alexander Lord Saltoun, of the ist Or Grenadier Foot Guards, To be Lieutenant Colonels in the Army.\u2014Majors to Michael Coast, LI.P, ZIst d'uot inclusive.\u2014The follow- officers are in this list, Chas.l\u2019urvis, H, P.Canadian Fencibles ; John Nichols, on H.P.97th Foot ; Johu Baskerville Glegg, 49 bt Foot; Wm.Derenzey, on H.P.72d Foot ; James Dennis, 49th Foot To be Majors in the Avmy.\u2014Captains of 1808 inclusive :\u2014Captain John Recd, 68th Foot, is the only officer belonging to the Regts.in Canada included in this pro- notion, .In the Royal Artillery and Royal Engineers a corresponding promotion bas been made, which as it is less nu- werous we give at length, To be General in the Army.\u2014 Lieut-General, William Tiss.To be Lieuienant-Geacrals in the Army.\u2014Major-Gen.Charles N.Coukson, War Johnson, Jolin Burton, Geo.Lewis, Jos, Walker, Charles Neville, Hugh Swayne, To be Major-Generals in the Army.\u2014 Colonels Joseph Maclean, Royal Artillery 5; John Harris, Royal Artillery ; Sir George Adam Wood, Royal Artillery ; Rich- | ard Dickenson, Royal Artillery ; Richard De Nac- Suard, of the late Royal Foreign Artillery ; Rober qtewart, of the late ttoyal Irish Artillery ; Alexande Armstrong, of the late Royal krish Artillery ; Sir Alex Bryce, Royal Engineers; George Bulteel Fisher, Royal Artillery ; Sir James Carmichael Smyth, Bart.Royal Engineers; Robt.Pilkington, Royal Engineers ; Henry Evatt, Royal Engineers: William Henry Ford Royal Engineers ; Frederick William Mulcaster, Royal Engincers, To be Lieutenant-Colonel inthe Army.\u2014Major Robert Macdonald, Royal Artillery.To be Majors in the Army.\u2014Captains Thomas Mark Dickens, Royal Engineers ; Thomas Greatly, Rayal Artillery 5 James Stokes Bastard, ditto ; Thomas Van Straubenzee ditto 3; Thomas Cubitt, ditto; Cyprian Bridge, ditto; \u2018Thomas Gore Browne, ditto 5 Duncan Grant, ditto 3 Charles Mosse, ditto 3 William Butts, ditte 3 William Miller, ditto ; Henry Charles Russeli, ditto.Garrisons.\u2014 Lieatenant-General Lachlan Maclean to he Lieutenant-Governor of Quebec, vice Patterson, deceased.' Staff.\u2014Major James Frederick Love, of 52d Foot, \u2018o be Inspecting Field Officer of Militia, in New Brunswick, with the rank of Licutenant-Colonel in the Army.Admiralty Office, May ZT.His Majesty has been pleased tu appoint Lucius Har.dymau, Esq.C.B Edward Brace.Esq.C.B, Sir Ja- hieel Brento, Bart.K, C, B.and Francis William Austen, Esq.C.B.to be Colonels in his Majesty\u2019s Royal Marine Forces, in the room of Aiskew Paffard Hollis, Esq.sir Edward William Campbell Rich Owen, K.C B.Geo.Scott, Esq.C.B.and Sir I.Masterman Hardy Bart.K,.C.B.appointed Flag othcers of His Majesty\u2019 Fleet.War -Orrice, May 27h, 1825, 37th Regt.of foot, Jos.Bradshaw, gent, to be eusign, hy purchase, vice Browne, promoted ; assisiant surgeon Daniel Wedgworih Maginu, trom hatt-nay bi Dragoon guards, to be as-istant surgeon, 41st do.\u2014Liewevant B.N.Bluett, vice Browne, deceased 3 Lieutenant Angus M-Iniyre, vice MCLeod, deceased ; Lieutenant Alien Henry MM Lean, (0 be Captains, w, thon purchase, Eusign John Geu.Bedingfeld, vice Bluett ; Ensign Lawrence Talion, vice M'Eniyre ; lensign Henry Are thar (3.Neill, vice lame, deceased 3; lénsign Geo.Re- vell Bead, vice Macicar, to be Lieutenants.\u2014John Smith, gent, vice O*Neil; \u2014\u2014 Studdert, gent, vice «Read, to be Ensigus, ROYAL NAVY, Admi ally.Office.May 27.This day in pursvauce of His Majesty's pleasure, the following lag Officers of lis dMajesiy\u2019s Fleet, were promoted, viz :\u2014 AnMIRATLS OFTHE WurTr.\u2014James Douglas, Esq.Sir Richard Huss:y Rickerion, Bart.K.C.B., Robert Montague, ¥sq., Sir Heary Trollope, K.C.B.\u2014 Tv be Admirals of the Red.Aprarats oree Bror,\u2014Jobn Aylmer, Esq.Theo- philus tenes, ¥sq.vir Wa Domett, G.2.B William Wol-cley, Esq., Sir John Sutton, K.C.B., Robert Murray, Esq.Hon.Sir Alexeader dinglis Cochrane, G.C.B., Jon Markbam, kisq., lidward Bowater, lisq., Geo.Palmer, Esq.\u2014 do be Admirals of the White, 499 \u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 went VICE-ADMIRAL OP THE Rep.\u2014 From Sir Henry Ni- cholls, K.C.13.to Sir | homus Bertie, Knt, inclusive.\u2014 Lu be Admirats of the Blue, VICE-ADMIRALS OF THE Wurtre.\u2014From Sir Robert Moorsom, K.C.B., to sir Thomas Bryam Martin, K C.B inclusive.\u2014 To be Vice- Admtrals of the Blue.VICE-ApMIRAL 0¥ THE BLUE.\u2014~ From sir Win.Johns- tone Hope, K.C.B., to Sir GC.V.Pearse, K.C.8., inclusive.\u2014 7v be Vice- Admirals of ihe WW hice.REAR-ADMIRLLS OF THE RED.From William Nowell Esq., to James Young, Esq., inclusive.\u2014Z'o be Vice- Admirals of the Blue, REAR-ADMIRALS 0F TUE WHITE.\u2014From James Mac- namara, Esq., to Robert Winthrop, Esq., inclusive, and Rear Admiral of the Blue Henry Digby, Lsq.\u2014 lo be Rear-_Admiral of the Red.REar-Apmiraus or rue Beue.\u2014 From Charles Fkins, Esq., C.B.to Richard Worsely, Esg.inclusive.\u2014 7% be Rear Admirals of the VV hite.And the undermentioned Captains were also appoint- Flag Officers of His Majesty\u2019s Fleet, viz: \u2014 Aiskew Paifard Hollis, Esq., Sir Henry Heathcote, Kat.Andrew Fitzherbert vans, Esq., Sir Edward William Campbell, Rich.Owen, K.C.B., George Frederick Ryves, Esq.George scott, Esq., C.B., Thomas Dundas Esq., George l\u2019owke, Esq., Richard Harrison Pearson, Esq., George Astle, Esq., John Tremayne Dodd, Es C.B., Sir Thomas Masterman llardy, Bari.K.C.B° William Cumberland, Esq., Graham Lden Hamond, Esq® C.13.Robert Honeyman, Lsq., Volant Vashion Ballar, Esq C.B,, Hugh Dewerman, Esq., Hon.Thomas Bla- den Capel, C.B., William Ilanwell, Esq., Thomas Manby, Esq.Right Ion.Lord James O\u2019Bryen, Richard Matson, Esq., Richard Baggett, Esq.John Mag- keller, Esq., and Charles Adam, Esq.\u20141% be Rear-Ad« mirals of the Blue.; (From the LONDON GAZETTE, of May 31) Downing-street, May 25, 1825.\" The King has been pleased to appoint Lieut.-Genera Sir Hilgrove Turner, K.C.and K.C.1.to be Governo aud Commander-in-Chief of the Bermuda or Somers is ands.ABSTRACT OF THE RECENT PROMOTIONS.ROYAL NAVY.\"4 Admls, fm.the White .tothe .Red, 10 Ditto, .Blue, .ditto .White, 41 V- Admis.ofthe Red to be Admis, of the Blue, 17 Ditto, White V.Admirals .Red.19 Ditto, Blue ditto, White.22 Rear Admirals Red, ditto, Blue 23 Ditto, White Rear-Admirals, \u2018 Blue.1 Ditto, Blue ditto, Red.24 Ditio, Blue ditio, White.25 Captaius to be Flag Officers, , ° ARMY.30 Lt.-Generals, to be Generals, 66 Major-Generals, Lieutenant-Generals, 50 Colonels, Major-Generuls, 41 Lieut.-Colonels, Colonels, 17 Ditto, King\u2019s A, D.C.Ditto, 28 Majors Lieutenant-Colonels, 28 Captains, Majors, FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE, tC .On the 71h June the D:ke of Northumberland, with Lord Granville and Sir Gevrge Nayler, were conducted to the Thuilieries, for the purpose of conferring on the King the order of the Garter.The ceremony lasted an hourand a haif.Sw G.Nayler took off (he King\u2019s sword, and put oo him that of the order, which with che star in diamonds, the gariev, with 1he wordt Auni soit qui inal y pense iv diamonds, aud the mane are valued a) a million and a hait ot francs, The Duke of.Nor thumberland gave S00 guineus to the coachman, whn was seated by the King to convey him to the Thuilleries.\u2014 The representation was given gratisfat all the theatres on the evening of the Tih.They were attended by great crowds.The Minister of War was to give a ball on the evening of the hh, to which more than 1300 persons were invited.A variety of details are given of the conflagration vt Bordeaux on the Ist of Junes Muay stores of brandy were destroyed, The loss of Mr.Mayer was estimated at six hufdied thousand franes.Ue had four hundred and thirty thousand jusured.That of Mesers, Ba'gueri & Co.was 250,000, They bad insured 250,000.Mr Taster Lost 230,000 baving insured 18), 000.The whole loss Wits estimated at two or three toile lions, two thirds of which telk va different insurance companies.PARTS, May 26.Major Denham and Lieutenant Clappeiton, the survivors of the expedt ion wiichieft Englandin 1821, under the direction of Lait Bathurst, fer the purpose of penetratin, into the interior of Afriea,by way ot Tripos hi and Fezzuu, arrived in Paris on the 2lst Instant, on théirretanto England, The results of their prrilous attempt are said to be of the highest importance, both with regard to setting many iniercs dog poits tn the geography of that hither.o imperfecoy knoxwu coati- neat, and the state of civilizaoon in whieh they found the natives of several pupuious Kingdoms, inhabiting wulled towns aud chaos, actually situated where che preset ips of Afiica represent immense deseris, The pubic, and pariiculioiy the inieiligeutr and seienntic part of ity douk forwani wohl great auxiery andexpec- tation for the informative their juuidals wul otford them.Although five monihs où their returo som Bors nou, in frequent dauger from wuravdiig tribes, merely accompa ylLyg (ME Curuvun as MRuvcHers, Wilbout any 500 rm THE QUEBEC GAZETTE.prevent iy escoit, \u2018und always travelling as Christians and Eu- lishmen ; vet we are happy to learn thatthe papers, as well as every thing they had collected during their long residence in the interior, arrived safely with them, and were embarked at Leghorn for England.We have much pleasure in adding (batthe healih of these interesting travellers has gradually improved, since their recarn to Europe.The proverbial liherality of England toward~ those, who by their labours add 10 her stock of knowledge, and consequently her national glory, will insure these gentlemen the rewards and honoursthey have so hardly earned.\u2014A resident Englishman, in the person of Mr.Tyrwhitt, is now established in the very centre of the coutinent of Africa, in pérfect securiiy, and with permission to hoist his flag as British Consul, Mav-28.-=Extract of a private letter of the seventh inst, from St.Petersburgh : \u2014¢ On the 7th of February last, the weather was so mild that the inhabitants laid aside their furs, On the 13th, however, we were sup- -pressed by a winter more rigorous than has been known - since 1789.In all the governments of New Russia the fields are covered with snow to a great depth.All the post roads are impassable, and the traces of the bye- roads are not to be seen.The lakes and wells have disappeared under the snow, and the loss of cattle is immense.\u201d A Brussels Journa! anneunces, that among the productions of industry which will be sent to Western Flanders to the exhibition at Haerlem, isa pirce of cloth which has in its breadth 4200 threads, so fine that they cannot be discerned but by a magnifying glass, This pieee was spun and woven by a brother and sister \u2014 There is also a spindle of thiead, imperceptible through fineness, which is valued at 400 Dutch florins per pound.Italian Confederation.\u2014The Journal des Debats of May 29, consains the following extract of a private letter, dated at Milan, May 18:\u2014 ., \u201cSince the sclemn entry.af the Emperor and Empress of Austria, this city has sssumed an animated appeur- ance.The august personages invited to meet here, arrive in succession.The King and Queen of Naples, the Duchess of Parma, and the Grand Duchess of Tas- cany, are already within our walls.Itis not known when the King of Sardinia will arrive, or whether he will arrive.We are assured that the conferences between thie Chancellor of Austria, and the Ambassadors \"of France, Russia, Prussia, and England, will begin about the 1st June.Other conferences will be held be- tweeu him and the Ministers af State of Naples, Tuscany, Parma, Modena und Sardinia, at which time the Cardinal, representing the Holy Father in quality of Ambassador extraordinary will assist._, These double conferences appear to have distinct objects.One is the projected arrangement with regard to the Greeks and Ottoman Porte\u2014an arrangement doubly desireable, since well informed and impartial mer are ratisfied of the reciprocal inability of the two parties \u2018at war to terminate their contest; thesecond object is, it is believed, an Italian federation like that of Germany, on the nature and effects of which, thereare many and various opinions.Itis hoped that the marks of devotion which the Italians give to the Emperor and to his\u2019 August f.mily, will induce him to renounce those measures of rigour which bave fallen upon many distinguished men of this country \u2014M.de Metternich, they write to us from Paris, has said several times, that the Italians shall be soon made content.This minister cannot be ignorant, that the return of so many illustrious prisoners to the bosom of their families, would be the most universal source of content, On this project of an Italian confederation, the Jour- pes Debats makes the following just remarks : \u2014 ¢¢ If the differentpowers, between whom the beautiful soil of Italy is divided, will bring together as far as circumstances will admit, the different fractions ofthe grand Jtalian family ; if they will abolish those lines of custom houses, which, like so many walls of brass, separate towns whose steeples may be seen from one another; if they will reanimate, by a free commerce, the inernal prosperity of a country so favoured by nature ; if they will establish with regard to their external commerce a general system, uniting ie interests of each part; if they will adopt an Îtailan flag, and, by uniting the ef- torts of their several marines, will make that flag res- pec-ed by he Barbary powers, the ltalian confederation wiH be received as a benefit, from the Alps to the foot of Mount Aitna.The legitimate thrones will be confirmed upon the base of ihe love of their people, *\u201c Bui if n preponderating foreign power is to exercise iu the Italian confederation, that protectorship which two powers now divide between them in/Germany and which at some time or other they may contend ror, with arms ; if a commission of central police is to repress every effort of national spirit; if Turin and Naples are 10 receive from Milan the imperious orders which shall draw the Jimit 10 kings of the concessions which they shall graut to their people \u2014then the project of a federation, so far from rendering the Italians contented, will give dissatisfaction to them and 10 other nations, \u2018\u201c Franee has a right to demand that the governments of Naples and Turin shall be free from every foreigh domination.The Bourbons who reign at Naples, are the \u2018 matural apd political allies of those who reign over us and over Spain.When the king of Sardinia ob-ained from he Congress ot Vienna the important acquisition of Genoa, it was said literally at the conferences, *¢ that that monarchy would serve as a barrier between Austria and France.\u201d If, under the pretext ofa federation.the rourt of Turin is to be chained 10 the car of Austria, France will be wounded, and the spirit of the treaty of Yienna will be violated iu an essential point,\u201d SWITZERLAND, May 10.On the 51h of this month the Greau Couceil of Lu- | cerne ratified, by a majority 63 votes to 16, the capitulation with the King of Naptes.Itis well known that the party which is opposed to the old system of raising Swiss reginenis for foreign service bad exerted itself to he utmost to prevent the conclusion of this convention for the Neapolitan service, but, as appears from (he above result, without success.By the bappy termination of this negociation, in which the Duke of Calvello bas shewn great skill,and perseverance, the number of troops required for the service of his Sicilian Majesty will be completed without difficulty, The venerable Monks of St, Bernard intend to form a similar establishment for the assistance of travellers on Mount Simpson.BERLIN, May 24.\u2014The (wo Chinese, who are a: Halle, hat a-Ked ihe King\u2019s permission to be insiructed iu the Christian Religion, After having received ten months instruction from the Rev.M.Tremann, they were bapiised with great solemnity on Ascension day, in à numerous assembly of the Clergy and Civil Auiho- rities, aad on the Sunday after received the sacrament in St.George\u2019s Church, His Majesty the King was pleased to be sponsor to Osseing, the eldest, and his Royal Hizheess Prince Wiliiam, his Majesty\u2019s brother, to Alio, the younger of the two.= FROM ENGLISH PAPERS.{er .At Newport in Essex, on the road from New-market to London, the snow on the 2d June, completely covered a ploughed field upwards of an inch deep, Ice also, in considerable quantities might have been gathered on the sides of the road.\u2014A Mr.Coventry has published a book, proving that Lord George Sackville was the author of Junius, his proofs are said to be very strong.\u2014 The Bishop of Durham, has attained his 91s: year.\u2014 June 5th, the wheat is in the ear in several parts of the west of England, A few days ago was sold, at Evan's Pall-Mall, for £33 12s.to the Duke of Buckingham, the first Tract ever putlished upon America, It was the celebrated letter of Columbus, which was long supposed to have been lost, and was unknown to Robertson, when he.wrote his History of America.There were two editions printed, one with a date, the other without.\u2014 New Times, 12th June ; ; Wooptn MarsLES.\u2014ÂÀ French gentleman, M.C.Malo, now in London, writes to us, that he has discovered the secre: of imitating by means of a peculiar wooden paste, (without any inlaid work or incrustation) the most precious and rare sorts of natural marbles, and crealing, according to the dictates of fancy or imagination, such different sorts of marble as nature does not produce.These marbles he states, can be made of any size or thickness ; and he adds, that the substance of his composition is of the greatestsolidity, and does not want any re touching or amelioration for many years.It can be washed and cleaned with an ordinary sponge.In case of accident or many year\u2019s wear it can be planed and renewed in the same way as common wood.The shavings taken off will shew every vein of the marble thus imitated, leaving the underpost, with all the veins, shades, and polish, entire, without any way injuring the finish oc beauty of the workmanship.The inventor has a Patent \u2014 Literary Gazette, During the passage of the Heraid to the West Indies, the Lords Bishops of Jumsica and Barbadues preached every Sundsy morning and afternoonto the Offiers and crew of that ship, It was certainly the first time that two English bishops ever voyaged together in a British man of-war, to take possession of chere bencficess: and this exercise Of their solemn functions presented what no puipitin Eoglaud ever did two bishops preaching to the same congregation in one day.New HAMMERSMITH BRIDGE+ On Saturday the fouodation stone of the intended chain bridge, at Ham - mersmith, was laid by his Roval Highness the Duke of Sussex, according to thé masonic ceremony Customary on such an interesting o.caston Tue day was u-ually fine, énd nat less than 10,000 persons enjoyed the scene.A lorge brags plate was placed over the cavity by his thereon, This foundaiton stone of a bridge of susgension over the river Thames from the hsmies of Baummersmith, 20 the coun'y of Middlesex to farnes, in (he counfy of Surrev, was laid with.duc masonic ceremony, by his Royal H ghurss the Duke ofSussex, M.W; G.M.on Saturday, May 1, 1825 W.Tierney Clarke, sg er- gineery George, William, and Stephen Bird, and Cap- tin Brown, R.M, builders.Robert Hall, P.G, 8.chief elerk and secretary, The mortur being placed ou toe plate, his Royul Highness with a silver towel ad- jusied it, sod the stone was lowered by the pulley, amidst loud cheering und clapping of hanos.His Roval Highoez;a inspe.ted a plancoËcthe intended bridge, which Royal Higbness, with the following inscriplion engraved .\"is after the principle of the Brighton chain pier, and expressed his greateat plessure at the prospect of completing s0 grand and national a work.The procession reiurned in the same order, and an excellent dinner wus served up to his Roya) Hrghness and » numerous company st the Hammersmith Hotel and Coficeshousejs nome.ber of loyal, national, and masonic (oasis were drunk; and the evening was spent tn the true spirit of convivie al-ty.: {tr The following isa statement of the Royal Allowances from the annual Account for 1825.\u2018The Duke of York,.Æ26,000 The Prince of Coburg,.50.000 The Duke of Clarence,.\u2026.26,000 The Duke of Sussex,.18,000 The Duke of Cumberland,.18,000 The Duke of Cambridge,.94,000 The Duke of Gloucester,.14,000 H.R.H.The Princess Augusta,.13,000 H.R.H.The Princess Mary,.13,000 H.R.H.The Princess Sophia,.13,000 H.R.H.The Princess Elizabeth,., 13.000 H.R.H.The Duchess of Kent,.6,000° H.R.H.The Princess Sophia of Gloucester.\u2026.7,000 £241,000 The above are annual Pensions paid out of the conso= idated Fund, and of course are exclusive of any public appointments, commissions,or palaces, &c.: \u2014\u2014{e .New-York, July I6, - We mentioned a short time since, that a second Laad - Company had been formed in Canada, for the purchase: and settlemeat of the Crown and Clergy reserves in the Lower Province, By the late arrivals we learn that & third Company isin process in London for the same pure pose as the second, each probably igoorant ot the: exist ence of the other, The London Company is in commu» nication with ihe Colunia) Office, 20d a deputation lately waited upon the Earl of Dalhousie to make known their views to him.Among the deputetion were Aldermen Thompson, Mr.Hawthora, Mr, Gillespie, Mr, Marke land, of Upper Canada, &c.The two companies will probably uwite, as it 18, we understand, one af the princis pal object of the party in Canada to seek assistance snd suport in Kngland, although rivalship, after all, might not be attended with bad consequences, (Aibion.) a \" mn DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.20 MONTREAL, July 21, DézADFUL FATALITY AMING CHILDREN \u2014 We have been informed that between the Ist day of June aod 101k of July, oo less than 160 children besides a.number of adulis, were interred in the French borying ground of this City, The chief camplain:s prevailing were Diar- rhæzand Dysentery, among the former; which had been much aggravaied by the prevalence of bot weather.\u2014 (Courant.) Ashes.\u2014Our readers may recolleci,that sometime ago government proposed on the 5Hih of this month 10 withdraw altogeiber the dutv of 1s.8d.on Canada, and 10 reduce the duty of 1ls.4d.on United States Ashes, la consequence of a petition trom a number of respecianie merchants of London and Liverpool, who saw unequali- ty upon which Canadian Ashes were admiited compar ed with those of the United States, the period for with drawing the duties on both has been prolonged tothe 51h of January next, This, so tar, is an undoubted privilege to Canadian Ashes; and it is hoped, that, on the 5:h of January,such measures will be adopted as will enable Canadian ashes to compete successfully with those of the United States.In LoNpon, on the 9h of June, and in BRIsToL, ON the 10h, no sales of Ashes could he effecied, (Herald) THE CANADA TENURES BILL.This highly important Biil for the Canadas passed in the House of Commons on the 20:h May.Its object is 10 place the Township Lands and all the fixed property, which is held in free and common soccage, under the jurisdiction of English Law solely.It also makes provision for both the Seignior and Censitaires, commuting their tenures into that of ¢* free & common soccage\u201d in a legal manuer, altho\u2019 we believe thereis no obligatory clause compelling them to do so.Upon the details of this act in its present stage it would hardly be fair to offer comment, for none can say what alterations, additions and amendments it may yet undergo in its course through the Upper House.But with the principle of the Bill and its effect, the case is different, \u2018These are before the public and may fairly undergo examination.By it we are informed that fixed property in its sale, mutation, transfer, alienation, and de.scent by hereditary right, is to be under the denomination of the Engli-h Law; a circumstance which will \u2018tend to its greater security, enhance its value, and prove more conciliatory to twe feclings of the holder.\u2014 The passing of suchan act, will be the means of obtaining for the holders of such lands the establishment tof a Register Office.One of the greatest ohjeciions | t6 this, wn our Provincial Legislature, has arisen from the intermixture of the Freach and English Laws ; and se | GAZETTE DE QUEBEC.c 501 sp the necessity that would arise for resealing a number of the former, before a Register Office could be legally established.By this act this grand objection will be removed ; let the registering of fixed property ex- teqd only to such as comes under the operation of the English law and no French law requires to be repealed.co ©.Montreal Gazette.QUEBEC: THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1825.\"By Harirax, LONDON and LIVERPOOL papers have been received to the 15th June -inclusive.\u2014 There is nothing of importance in the papers of the latest date.\u2018The invasion of CuBA from ALVARA- po, which we noticed some time ago, and which was soon discovered to be a mere fabrication of the AMERICAN papers, or at any rate a speculation unauthorised by the Mexican Government, has excited some attention in LivErPOOL, and a paper ot she 15th- June contains a long article on the subject.As the invasion is now no longer talked of, it is not worth while to pursue the subject further, or to extract the article we allude to.The following paragraphs of interest are fouad in these papers, by way of HaLirax.: LoNDoN, June lg.By Express, French papers te ihe 9th ina.with the Etoile of Thursday have been received.The Chambers have resumed their Sittings but have yet transacted no business of importance.The only in- télligence in these Journals relates to the decisive advantages gained by the Giecks over Re-child Pacha and the Eayplian fleet, as all the accounts hitherto received trom different quarters agree, scarcely any doubt can be entertained of the truth of those succeses, and certaiuly none of their im.portanée.The batile of Viochos, fonght on the 171h cl.April, seems to have been bravely contested ; for it began at the dawn of day, and it was not till three o'clock in the afternoon that the Turks eave way and dispersed them: elves, leaving g 000 kil'ed and 500 wouaded on the field, twenty standards and afl their arillery in the hands of the victors.Many of the fugitives were aferwards killed by the peasants, and the few whom Reschid bad succeeded in collecting, were attacked and defeated à second time about the end of April, Ac to che advsntages gained over the Bgyprian fleet, they consis, we are now told, inthe burning of a frigate, the sinking of eight other vessels of war, aod the capture of thirteen, by Admiral Miaulis, who was in pursuit of the 1eat.\u201cTe the Houre of Commons, Friday 10 h June, the Bill for grantiog an increase of incom- to the Duke of Cumberland tor rhe due education of his son, was read a third time and passed, by a majo- sity of 49, the numbers being 179 10 lea.The only amendment made was one by the Chancel.Jor of the Exchequer, for adding these words to the grant ;:\u2014=*¢ during the will and pleasure of His Majesty, and insuch manner and form as His Majesty chall see fit.\u201d \"Inthe Commutee of the Houte of Commons on the Colonial Postage Bill, on Friday night, Mr, Hume suggested that the posage of newspapers sent su tbe eulonies should ooly Ye one pennv, a> wus the case with respect to papers sem to Ireland The Chancellor of the Exchequer observed, thac the'e was a great difference in the distance between Eugland and Ireland and that between England and the Colonies : however, he had no objection tu split the difference, and make it three half-pence, which was agreed to.In the Hou:e of Commons, on Friday night, the Smuggling Pieventive B Il (one of th se excellent m'easores introduced by M-.Herries) was recommit- ed.\u2018Inexplanation sf the principle of this Bil}, Mr.Herries sraed, that it was intend d to comprise all the Customs laws, particularly relative to «he prevention 20d punishment of offences connected with that whject.The lubour of doing so was of course vety great ; foi ke laws now intended to be compressed, including the lrish Siawtes, were not less thav five hundred aud ten; and the honorable Se- crifdry to the Treasury well meined the applau e so liberally bestowed by the Huuse-upoa hi.inde- farigable labours in reducing the whole ot this im.JERee mM 49 1010 +0 few an twflve Acts, To -Bvery body kaow $ thac withio the lant fifiy ) ears, tags yesCu al emg ve, a great revolution bas been effected in the political situation.of India; but is not quite so notorious, that within the last fifteen years and equally great, revolution has been silently effected in its commercial situstion.Formerly we imported from that country, its mosling and its porcelain 3 now weare exporting to it our muslin and our porcelain, It is sated that there is no probability of the Evglish Government acknowledging the polirica| independence of St.Domingo, nor interfering be- iween F.ance and that colony, with which France has shown a frank-disposition 10 ener into suitable arrangement, The President of the Mexican republic, Don Guadaloupe Victoria, has addressed the subjec's of the Mexican Government, through the medium of the paper called the Mexican Sol ; in which address he congrawnlates his fellow subjeots upon he recogninon of the independence of their Government by Great Britain, as the ineident which preceding only by a linle priority the like actof other liberal\u2019 European Governments) marks the arrival of the Mexicans, os 8 people, at the summit of good fortune, 1 hus document 1s dated Mexico, March 14.: June IS.Lord Combermere, sppointed 10 succeed the Honorable General Sir Edward Psger, Commander in Chief of she forces in the Eas.ludies, cmbaiked in the Thalia, Biden, on Saturday morning, wih the Honorable Colonel Fioch, Military Secretary ; Major Dawkins, Major Kelly ana Captain Mundy, Aides-de-Camps ; and in ihe evening that ship sailed for Calcuta, City, imo o'clock.The English and Foreign Markes arc equa'ly inactive 3 the nearest price of Consols has becn.90 7-8 all the morning with scarcely a transsciioo having taken place worthy of noucce His Majesty has been pleased to direct that three more of the attained Scoiwch titles shall be resiored, Carnwath, Aulie, and Wemyss.Sir \u2018Thos, Bradford, is to succeed Sir Charles Colville, at Bombay.Major-General Bowke succeeds Sir Maaly Power at Malia.Major-Generaj Sir C.Grant removes from Dublin to the command in Scotland.Major General Haris succeed, Sir Joho Byng at Pontietract, Major Gener-ls the the Hon.R.W.O'Callaghan, Sir C.W.Doyle, Thornton and Dalhiac, are appeinted to the Siaff in ireland ; and Cul, Douglas is'10 be Dy, Qr.Mur, L Geo.The Marquess of Hastings, it is said, is to be Loid Lieuienant of lieland.Lisbon Gazettes to the 29th May mention the sailing of Sir C.Swart, in the Wellesley, Capt.G.C.Hammond, tor Rio Janeiro, on his iimpore- ant mission for the honour of the august House of of Breganza, and the real intercsis of be inhabitants of Portugal and Brazil.ZANTE, May 10 \u2014Ao express arrived last night from the Morea.The Tuckish fleet, from 80 10 100 sails, ore now in Mouon, and are continually atacked by the Giecks, by day and by night.\u2014 There secins 10 be but litde doubt of the Greeks succeeding 18 taking or destroying some ot them eventually, Mar 12.\u2014Sir Charles Sutton has just arrived in the Sybule.We have certain intelli_ence, thai the Greckshave burnt 30 vf the Turkish A-et in the port ot Mudun The Captain of a Genoese vessel has just come io 3 he was vbliged w cut ins cable ana fly on account of the fire.'he Greeks ate mghiy elated, for they consider Nava ino as lost.The gartisons 10 the differen: great townsot Spaio have begun a system which must sooo put and end even to the shadow of Government 10 that unhap py country.Receiving no p y trow the nanonal treasury, Diry have begun to in:iercept us suppne and to help them:elves in the fist instance, betore they allow any money to be transmiited to Madria.\u2014 The troops at Seville began this practice, and their example has been followed at Burgos, Santander, »ala- manca, auduther places.Yet in the midsc of this state of disurder and anarchy, the Miuisters of Ferdinand still dream of sencing out expeditions from Cadiz and Curunna for the re-conquest of America.The Court wuuld seem 10 wish it 0 be thought that it was on: goud terms with tie Freuth, by ordering salvo.of artillery aud illumination to the plase at Madrid in honor of Charles X's coro.ativa.The Paris papers of ihursday and Friday, together, wi h the journals of Germany, : Flande:s, lraly ana Huiland, contain reports respecnng the operations of the Gueeks against the Æpyprian torces in the South o! the Morea, of 30 contradictory a character that we cannot form even a probable conjecture to which side victory has fallen.some accounts Ibrahim Pacha who commanded the infidel troops, had made himself master of Navarino, towards the end of April ; by others, he is described as having \u2018been obliged to raise - the srige, as being himself aurrounded by the victorious Greek army, and as having offered to capitulate, surrendering at the same time the fortresses of Coron\u2019 and Modon, on the simple condition of being allowed to escape alive.The manufacturers.of Greek news ia\u2019: the Ionian Islands and Trieste seem to be in full activity ; but they should go to work with a litile more of he raw material of fact, Their fictious at present are\u2019 as disjointed and incoherent as a sick man\u2019sdreams.CEE .«+ The papers accustomed to oppose the measures of Government at home, particularly the Times and Mornine CHRONICLE, have thought proper: to put forth many scandalous insinuations respecting the alleged offensive treatment of the Duke of NorTHUMBERLAND by the FRENcH minority.No matter how absurd these stories\u2019 may be, some readers will be found to swallow\u201d them.For our own parts, we are satisfied that.our special Ambassador has too much spirit, sense and dignity, to allow the least slight to be put upon him ; and to believe that such has\u2019 been the case, is to accuse the FrencH Court of meanness, hypocrisy, and inhospitality, without a motive to excuse them.The Times and CHRONICLE, to whom all Coronations are worme, wood, except those of Usurpers, have discovered that the French Coronation was ¢* gloomy.Let newspaper readers look back to their files, and it will be found, that if we were to.believe them rather than the evidence of our senses, the Coronation of our beloved Monarch was equally ¢¢ gloomy\u201d and depressed! How cam we expect they can tolerate, therefore, the curopa-\u2019 tion of a legitimate Bourpow ?fa We are heartily glad that Parliament\u2019 has at length taken off the excommunication, as it ought to be called, laid some years ago on tha Dur of CUMBERLAND.If ever there was à flagrant, a wanton prejudice, it has been in the case of this Royal Duke.While Prince Lxarorp, a widower, a foreigner, with foreign predilece tions, enjoys his £50,000, and spends great part of it abroad, one of the King\u2019s sons is with dif.- ficulty able to obtain an idcrease.to hisincome, in the whole but £24,000, and\u2019 haviag the additional charge of a wife and family.And what - is the cause assigned ?that His Rovar Hicu.NEss\u2019s manners and appearance are Foreian ! Mr.Brouenap, indeed, did say that there was a \u2018¢ rooted dislike\u201d existing to the Prince.Ig is true there has been such dislike, and a most ° unjust one it was.What is the accusation, ** where the accusers ?* Even the public papersy™ at least the most respectable, expressly state\u2019 that they know nothing against His Royal Righ- * ness.And on a dislike not to be explained or accounted for, a Priuce of the blood\u2019 is to be virtually banished from his native couutry ! - This is not in the character of English justice, nor are the remarks mage by some Representas, tives ui the people in \u2018tie louse of Commons, on suvjects connected with the Royal family, such as are reconcildable with the courtesy of Buglish gentleinen, or with the real attachment | they feel to Monarchy, aud to the family on the = Thione.let thent speak freely, but remember the licentia sunita puderter.Mr.Brougham \u201d has brought in a Private Bill to incorporate iu , Lonpon or its vicidity a new University.Mr, , PEer intends to give his sentiments on the mes-,, sure at the second reading, The debate will.doubtless be very interesting to all who venerate 7 the old establishments of Oxroip and Game, ., BRIDGE.We ought 10 theition that the ex,\u2019 pence will be avbut Ten godinds a year\u2014thati à will be oven £6 ail dissenters fron she church\" aud shu Me Flom recotidielide thst (hg, i * 502 THE QUEBEC GAZETTE.EE Duke of CoMBERLAND's son should be educated there among the mechanics \u2018and cocknies, who will be graduated in the London Uaiversity.The Marquess of Hastings, it is said, will succeed the Marquess WeLrLeseey as Lord Lieutenant of IRELAND ; and Major General Viscount Forpes is mentioned as likely to be inted to the Government of one of the West ludian Islands, vacant by the late Brevet.* We understand from an English paper, that anadditional Assistant Surgeon is to be appointed to each Regiment.\u2018I his seems a very salu- lary measure. 12 S| © c = > zz] © |F = = CPP AEG Z| 2 zl © ElZ2 = [PPPElE : s.|d.Els.L£| s.|di £ is.|d Elsdd s.Els Ls.£|s.Rue St.Dénis.10 12] 10} 6] 6} 0[15 1 26} 11 3{0} 1| 0j v| ul 5loj|Le Cap Blanc.} 42 15104 94 1f 2:6} 8) 919) 2} 0} 0 0 » St.Frangois.}] 1| 2] 20 of jo 7 9| & 1} 0; 0} 0] 5ip||Prés-de-Ville.} 44] 4 12i64 17 Of 716] 54/1964 O 0}.0}.UF V 5.Ste.Genevieve.8 18 19) 9) 188 2} slo] 7] 21268 29} 2/0} 7} 1] v| 2 Ojo||Cap aux Diamandsf 14 2/61 19 of 7i6f #3/14/64 1] 1/ 0j O ,» des Carrièreset Mont Rue Champlain.f 48 2/6 4j 1|40j0}117|15/04 5;.11 O} 0 1 ¢ \" Carmel.À 6 16 58/15 &@ 10 1|17|61 6 (1£{a] 5) 8] O| 2:10/0/| »» du Cul-de-Sac] 12 15100 4 Oi15{0f 59) 7|uf 1] 1] Of Of1( »» des Grisons.À 51 74 415 74 0|17 1 26] 6] 51.4 20] 1 1} Ojoj| »» Sous-le-fort.} 16 (2 1j1716} 47| 8/0} 5j 4| Oj 2 - s» la Porte.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.112% 142 i Of 26 00 1] 58 O] of Of VU} Olgl| 5» Notre Dame.f 14 7161 51 1|17/61 Guy] OOF 5| 4] Of 2 ;.Haldiman etst.Louis] 31 49 1133] 1| 320 4| 0[0] 29010:17|6} 147/186] 28,11] 2 3! 5|p|{Place du Marché.5 10/04 1} © 76 15{11}0f 1| 1] © 0 \u2018 5 Ste.Anne.26 35'À 56/19) 31} 39/17/61 184 6 15/0] 65/14j08 17) 51 2 7) Ojo|Rue St.Jacques.f 1 15104 34 1| 2/6} 18/15/04 3{ O} O| O » Buade.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.11 17 63| 0} 26} 3/ 5 1 2l6} 61] 2{6] 3| 0] 0 U[15/0/|Ruette d'Antoine.1 5/08 18 OI 7/64 15{12j6} 1] O| O| O ., du Paroir.} 3] 4] Als 0/10 0,15 26| OM 2] 1| 0j 0115/0/|Rue St.Pierre.f 24 olof 8] sf olof174|126] 6] 6] 1| 3 » dela Fabrique.14 18 64] 0/0 2 3! 5 117161 69] vio 2| 2| Of 1; Ojo} »» la Montagne.4 21 5100 6F 2| 51 51] 3/0] 6j 4j 0j O2 » St.Jean.41 51 ÿ106) 2) 5% 6/10: 9 slo) 114170 6] 1] 2 3; 5i0/| -» Sault auMateloi] 32 510k 61 @| 5/04 84| 9161 5} 4/°0} 2 ww St.Jeseph.121141175 1 0 ols] 190 of 2 1] 0 CA v/15/0/| »» St.Paulet La 4» Couillard.J 12 18] 14] 2 o/12/6] t17le] 14/12/58 0] of of 0, Ofof{ eroix.] 30 15/0124 4|10104 99) 2i6] 5| 2! of 1:150 - 9 St.Joachim et St : I.\u2019 Ancien Chantier] 5 126] Of Oj OO} 5[15(03 O! 01 0} Of Oi : George.0 12 21 22 2| 16] ¢| 0 1j17|6] 26] ol 2] of of 0'10/0/|Rue Canotterie.} 8 O1 11 0} 7/6} 15/1916} 1{ Of 0} OI 50 A 9» Méuagerie ee Lavalleÿ 7 9} 5/19 O|1U 0 0 6) StA Ol of 8 ot Oloil »» St.Charles.13 510ÿ 67 2} 5j0} 30/17/04 1] Of O] Of 5(C 4 » des Remparts.10 15 19/16/ 124 1110 11 961 22) 911 8| 21 0j 11 510/| » St.Nicolas.Ÿ 16 15/0 41 1/10/0} 23) 3j6] Oj v} of of of j » des Casernes.\u2026.À 4| 643115; 0 0j10 1110 83/15:4 3| 1] O 1 |f\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014 \u2014|-F\u20141\u2014\u20141-4\u2014\u20141-1\u20141\u20141\u20141\u20144\u20141\u2014}< \u201d Carleton et Ste Hé- ol al 3 0 do g 0 Torav.346 L5{ofsoK2511 7161920] 171914 8]281 1! 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9 24} 3/0 0} 16) 6/0 Of 6015.9.11 7 2 2} 6100 Faubourz St.Vallier., 64 67} 26 5/9 38] 415 où 6j 2 5 Of 33 5 9H: 3 1 of of 100 Faubourg St.Roch.607; 763} 312/ 016} 461] 57/12) 6]\"136/ 51) 0j Of 420113] OF 20 as 2 i] 110] 0 Faubourz St.Jean :468| 693} -292/ 3) O| 479] 59/17| 6} 128/ 47|17| Of 39917} 6}.17] 2 0 of 415 0 5 \u201cte .\u2026 \u2018 - \u2018 | Grand Total.\u2026.\u2026.J1878/2577/2424| 4| 3 2049} 256| 2| 6] 512| 191/17| 0J2872 3 of .2401 971 12 14 95/15 O | Par Ordre.- Québec, 25me, Juillet 1825.14 À ~ F.BAILLAIRGE\u2019, T.C.Assurance dela vie'et contre les accidents du Feu, par la Compagnie d\u2019 Alliance, Brilanniqueet Etrangère de LONDRES, Etablie par Acte du Parlement.CapiTAL CINQ: MILLIONS STERLINE, .Bureau'de Direction.: Présidents, Jon~ Irving, Ecuyer, M.P.Fravcss Baring, Ecr.N.M.Rorascuirp,: Eer, SAHUEL GURNEY, Ecr.| Moses MONTEFIORE.Ler.Directeurs, Jas; Alexander, Ecr.M.P, Charles Greenwood, Fer.G.H.Barnett, Lcr.Jas, Heygdte, Jun.Fer.Charles Bevan, Ecr.William Howard, Ecr.John Bowden, Ecr.John anes, Ler.M.P.Archibald Campbell, Ecr.Willian Kav, Fer.Willian Crawford, ¥en.Oswald Smith, Ecr.Timothy O.Curtis, Ecr.H.M.Thornton, Ecr.Francis Cressweil, Kcr.Thomas Wilsen, Ecr.Les Soussignés'étant nommes À gents de la dite Compagnie ont l\u2019honveur d\u2019annoncer qu\u2019iis sont actuellement prétsa prendre des risques et à accorder des Po- iices d\u2019 Assurances contre'la perte ou les domages occa- lonnés par le Feu dans aucune partie des provinces du Bas et du Haut-Canada.Les nomset la richesse des Présidents et Dirceteurs de'cette association, sont tellement connus dans tout le monde commerçant, que ce Seroit une présomption de là partdes Agents de supposer que quelque observation écleur part pourroit augmenter la confiance du public dans une association composée d\u2019individus aussi distingués.Un capital de Cing Millions sterling, montant qui excède de beaucoup celui que possède aucune des Institutions de cette nature, duit donner une parfaite se- curité à l'assuré.MACKENZIE, BETHUNE, & Co.Montréal, 4me.Juin 1825.Le soussigné étant nommé Agent de la dite Compagnie à Québec, est maintenant prêt à recevoir legap- lication, et accorder des Polices d\u2019Assurance contre es pertes ou domagesoccasionnés parle Feu, Les infortunés trouveront dans tous les tems, laplus grande libéralité et une promptitude a régler leurs prétentions contre la compagnie.THOS.W.SATTERTHWAITE, Agent.Québec, 13 Juin 1825.u Quai de Hunt.AVIS.BUREAU DU SECRETAIRE Covel QuEeBEec, 20 Avail 1825.§ TIN \u2018conformité à un Acte passé dans la dernière Ses- A sion de la Légisilature de ceite Province, intitulé, \u201c+ Acte pourapproprier une somme d'argent y meniionée ** pour défrayer les dépenses de préparer des Plaus el * devis d\u2019une nouvelle Prison pour le Districtde Mont.\u2018* réal.\u201d Les dits plans et devis pour l\u2019érection d\u2019une prison nouvelle pour le District de Montréal, avec les estimés et apperçus de la dépense probable et presumée sont parle présent soumis à la compétition publique; et avis est par le présent donné qu\u2019ilsera payéà la personne qui daus lessix mois de la date d\u2019icelui, aura fait et trans: mis à cet office un plan du dit édifice projetté avec les -devis et estimés nécessaires, lesquels serout juzés les meilleurs et les plus propres à adopter par le Gouverneur, le.Lieutenant Gouverneur ou la persoppe yan! l'administration du Gouvernement, la somme de cent livres du cours, à la personne qui aura fait el transmis de la mêmemanière et dans le meme espace de tems, le second meilleur plan d\u2019un tei edifice avec les estimngs et devis nécessaires, la somme de soixante livres du cours; et à Ia personne qui aura fait et transmis comme susdits le troisième meilleur plan avec les estimés et devis ne- cessaires, ilsera pasé Ja somme de quarante livres du Cours.Ls.MONTIZAMBERT, : Ass.Sece 4m.LL Soussigné ayant pris pour son associé Mr- .WILLIAM HENRY TILSTONE, donue avis qu\u2019à dater de ce jour, ses affaires serout conduites sous la raison de Henry Le Mesurier & Co.Québec, 2 M:i, 1825.H.LE MESURIER u AVISES Soussignés prennent la liberté d\u2019informerle public qu\u2019ils ont transporté leur Comptoir à leur Brasserie de St.Roch, où ils ont toujaurs en main\u2014de la fleur de farine fiue, moyeane & entière fraiche de leurs moulins ; comme aussi du Biscuit de Terreneuve & du son a demande, et de Vhuilede lin de doubie cuison en quarts, & en cruches de grès J.McCALLUM & Co- Charles, 17 Mai 1824.ES lisisous d\u2019affaires qui subsistent entre les Soussignés cesseront et termineront au- jourd'hui.H.ILE MESURIER.Québec, 80 Avril, 1825.BRIDGE & PENN AVIS.Tou Ceux qui ont des demandes à faire contre la suc- .Cession de feu JOHN GOUDIE, de sun vivant marchand et constructeur de vaisseaux à Québec, sob priès, d\u2019envoyer leurs comptes sans délai au bureau du chantiera Saint Roch; tous ceux qui doivant & la sue- cession sont aussi prièsde payer leurs dettes respectives d'ici au premier jour du mois d\u2019avril prochain, entre Jes maius de CHARLES SMITH écuyer, marchand, à Québec, subrogé-(uteur des enfans miaevrs du dit JANE- GOUDIE, autorisé à les régler eten recevoir ie mou: tant par la soussignée Jane Goodie tant en son propre BAIN que comme tutrice dûment élue en justice \u20ac ses en= fans mineurs par acte du tutelle homologué en justice le haitième jour du mois de janvier courant.Québec, 1825.| JANE GOUDIE.Moniréal, {AN vertu d\u2019un MANDAT d\u2019EXECU.savoir : ¢ 4 TION émané de la Cour du Bane du Roi de Sa Majes é pour les causes civiles dans et pour le susdit district de Montréal, àta poursuite de Louis Gue- rout, Fcuyer, Marchand, de la saroisse St.Dénis, dans le dit district de Moniréal, et Henry Lemesurvier, Marchand, ci-devant de la dite parcisse St.Déanis, actuelic- ment résidant à Québec, dans\u2019le distriet de Québec, les duis Louis Guerout @t Menry Lemesurier faisant ci-devant commerce ensemble au susdlit lieu st.Dévis, sous les noms et raisons de Guerout et Lemesurier, contre les 1 terres et possessionade MARIE ANNE BOUSQUET, veuve de feu Louis Lessier dit st, Francais, de son vivant habitant, résidant an lieu appellé Lamioite, dans la susdite paroisse st.Déitis, à moi adressé ; j'ai satsi et pris en exécation comme appartenant à la dite Marie | Anne Bousquet : Une teste sise eu située duns lu svstite 4 paroisse st.Dénis, du contenu de troisarpens de front\u2019 sur trente arpens de profondeur, borné en front par an .certain Latenvilie, dansla profondeur par Fleurantig .Godeite et par Mars Cordeau, du côté nord-est par Ay- .gustinTalon, et'd\u2019autre cô'é au sud-ouest par Joseph Bes - noit, avec maison, grange et antres bâtisses en sois y dessus érigéés.Or je donne avis par le présent que les | dites terre et prémisses seront vendues et adjugées au plus haut enchérisseur, à la porte de l\u2019Eglise de la susdite \u2018 paroisse st.Denis, le MARDI VINGT-NEUF de NO YEMBRE prochain, ¥ DIX heures du matin, auxquels * tems et lieu les conditionsde la veute seront énoncées.FREDx, W.ERMATINGER, Shérife Tous ceux qui ont des prétentions surles dites terre et prémises ci-dessus désignés, soit par hypothêque ou autre droitou servitude.sont par le présent avertis d\u2019en | donner avis'an dit ShérifF, à son Bureau, en la Cité de Montréal, suivant la loi ; et de plus qu\u2019aucuné oppbsi- tion afin 'd\u2019annuller ou afin de distraire, le tout ou partie des susdites terre et premisses, ou'affn de charge ou servitude sur iceux, ne sera reçue par le dit Shériff, durant les quinze jours qui en precéderont la vente.Bureau du Sheriff, 21 Juillet, 1925.\u2018 Moniréal.g 0 N veriu d\u2019un MANDAT d\u2019EXECU- savoir : Roi de sa Majesté, pour les causes civiles, dans et pour < rable Johu Richardson de Montréal, dans le district de : Montréal, Curatepr duement appointé aux biens et - succession vacants de feu George XKllice décédé, de son vivant Seigneur propriétaire et possesseur de la Sei- guevrie de Aimfield, communément dite Beauharnois, dans le dit district, contre les terres et possessions de GEORGE STANLEY, de Montréal, dans le district de Montréal, Curateur duement appointé à l\u2019absence de James Gillis, ci-devant résidant dans cette Province, - Tonnelier, et actuellement absent, à moi adressé, j'ai saisi et pris en exécution comme appartenaut au dît George Ssianley, en sa susdite capacité, tout ce mor- , ceau de lerre situé dans la seigneurie d\u2019Aimfield, au .nord de Id\u2019 Rivière Châteauguai, dans la Paroisse st.Martin, étani le lot N 2, 10 (ci-dévant le lot N°, 25) dans cette partie de la dite seigneurie appellée North Georgetown, contenant quatre arpens de front sur vingts cing arpens de profondeur, borné en front par la dite Rivière Chateauguai, dans la profondeur par des terres non concédées; du côté nord-est pañ Paul Gougedn, ' et d'autre cô:é au sud-ouest par Lonis Turcot,avec'maisont, présent avis que les dits lot de terre et prémisses, seront vendus et adjugés au plus haut enchérisseur, à Ja Porte de l\u2019 Eglise de la susdite Pâroisse Sr.Martin, le MARDE VINGT-NEUF de NOVEMBRE prochain, à DIX henres du matin, auxquels tems et lieu les conditious de la vente szront énoncées.; FREDx: W.ERMATINGER, Sherif Tous ceux qui'ont \u2018des prétentions sur les dits : lot de terre ou emplacement ez prémisses ci dessus désignésg.soit par hypothègne ou \u2018autre droit ou servitude, sont\u2019 de plus qu\u2019aucune opposition afin d'annuller ou afin de emplacement et prémises ou afin de charge on servi- quinze jours qui én précéderont la vente, Bureau du-Shétif le Zi Juillet, 1825 * TION, émané de la Cour du Banc du : le susdit district de Montréal, à la poursuite de l\u2019hono- \u201d pe grange \u20ac: étables y dessus érigées\u2014Or je donne par-le > > par le present avertis d\u2019en donner avis au dit shérif, * à -son Bureau en la cité de Montréal suivant la loi ; et distraire le tout ou partie des dits lot de terre où - tude sur iceux, ne sera reçu par ledit Shérif duraut les : « 506 \u201cTHE QUEBEC GAZETTE., erty d\u2019ug MANDAT d'EXECU- No FE4SK noué dela Cour du Banc du Roi dé\u2019 Sa Majesté, pour.les causes civiles dans et pour le susdit District de Montréal, à moi adressé, ms\u2018enjoignant de procéder à la saisie, Vente et adjudication par décrêt volon\u2018aire sur GEORGE GREGOR Y,de la cité de Montréal, dans le\u2019 district de Montréal et dans la.Province du Bas-Canada, Ecuyer, de certain immeuble décrit dans le dit mandat comme suit, savoir : Co Un certain lot ou.morçeau de terre sis ec situé dans le fief St.Augustin, proche de la cité de Montréal, comprenant tous les lots désignés sur un certain plan de parte du dit fef fait par Charles Ferguson Ar pen- teur juré es déposé.dans l\u2019érude de B.Lindsay Notaire public, sous les Numéros soixante et treize, soixante quatorze, soixante et quinze, soixante et seize, soixante et dix-sept, soixante et dix\"huit, soixante et dix-neuf, quatrevingt, quatrevingt un, quatreviugt deux, quatre- et quatrevingt douze, et comprenant en outre une rue « vin trois, quatrevingt quatre, quatrevingt cinq, quatrevingf pix, quatrevingt sept, quatrevingt huit quatrevingt neuf, quatrevingt dix, quatrevingt onze de cinquante pieds de large sur toute la profondeur du dit morçeau de terre, marquée sur le plan,\u2018\u2018rue St.Gabriel\u201d le tout formant en bloc environ quinze ar- pens eo superficie plus ou moins totalité admise et in- tentionelle de tout le terrein au sud du grand chemin qui mene à la Chine, tenu par William Hallowell, Écliyer, en perpétuité dans le dit fief, borné comme suit, avoir : par devant par le dit grand chemin, dans ! la profondeur par un terrein Actuellement en la posses- \"sion de George Gregory, Ecuyer, au nord-est par , une roule communément dite Route Gregory, et au \u2018 sud-ouest par la partie du dit fief St.Augustin, a.uel- \u2018Jement en la possession de Thomas, Fiagland, sans au- _ cune bâtisse y dessus érigée,\u201d.lequel Mathew Connell, de Montréal Bourgeois, à acheté (pour.et en faveur du * dit George Gregory, sous plein pouvoir à cet effet à \" Mi donné par le dit George Gregory) de William .Hallowell de Terrebonne, dans le Comte d\u2019Effingham, \u201cdans le dit District, Ecuyer, par acte de vente due- \u201c miént fait et exécuté par devant Lindsay ec confrère Notaires publics, en date du six Mai dernier, sous les _ \u20acbarges et conditions suivantes les cens et autres rede- .vances Seigneuriales qui pourront, être dus à l'avenir sur icelui, comme aussi au payement d\u2019une rente an\u2026 nuelle, foncière, perpétuelle et non rachetable de cinq livres du cours payable à William Hallowell a Terre- bonne, dans le.district de Montréal, Ecuyer, ses hoirs et ayant cause ou représentans en loi, le vingt neuf Septembre, dans toute et chaque année jusqu\u2019à l'année mille huit cent quatre-vingt douze inclusivement, et par après et pour toujours la dite rente être payée tous lesans.à la dite époque aux administratrices des biens \u201cdes pauvres de l\u2019hotel Dieu de Montréal, et leurs Successeurs a toujours, le premier payement de laquelle rente à être fait au dit William Hallowell, ¢choira le viugi-neuf Septembre, mille huit cent vingt-cinq, pour ciuq mois d\u2019icelle ; lequel lot ou morceau de terre est actuellement en la pdssession du dit George Gregory, et cela depuis le six Mai dernier, et durant les trois années immédiatement précédentes le susdit dernier jour, avait été en la possession du dit William Hallo.well, j'ai saisi et pris en exécution le dit lot ou morçeau deterre, et je donne par le présent avis qu\u2019icelui sera vendu et adjugé au plus haut enchérisseur sujet au payement de la susdite rente foncière, annuelle, perpé.uelle et non rachetable, et autres charges et cunditions susdites par décrêt volontaire sur le dit George Gregory, à mon Bureau dans la susdite cité de Montréal, le MARDI VINGT-NEUF de NOVEMBRE prochain, \u20182 ONZE heures du matin, auxquels tems et lieu les eonditions de la vente seront énoncées.FREDx.W.ERMATINGER, Shérif.\u2018Fous ceux qui ont des prétentions sur les lots de terre et prémisses ci-dessus désignés, soit par hypothèque ou autres droits ou servitudz, sont par le, présent avertis d\u2019en donner avis au dit Shérif, a son Bureau susdit, suivant laloi, et de plus qu\u2019au.\u2018eune opposition afin d\u2019annuller ouafin de distrairele tout oa partie des dits lois de terre et prémisses eu afin de charge ou servitude sur iceux ne sera regue par le dit Shérif durant les quinze jours pré- ciodens la vente d\u2019iceux ; et tout et chacun ayant des prétentions ou droits, ei spécialement des hypothè- gues qui pourroient être des sujets c\u2019oppositions afin de conserver, sont pareillement avertis et requis de les produire au dit Shérif, en son Bureau \u2018susdit, huit jours au moins avant le jour tixé pour la vente des dits lots de terre et prémisses, Bureau du Shériff, 21 Juillet, 1825.ae aN veriu d'un MANDAT AEN LCU- à savoir : TION émané de la Cour du Banc du Roi de Sa Majesté pour les causes civiles dans et pour le susdit District de Montréal,à moi adressé, m\u2019enjoi- gvant de procéder à la saisie, vente et adjudication par décrêt volontaire sur l\u2019Honorable Pierre Dos minique Debartzch, Seigneur de la seigneurie de Debartzch et autres lieux, résidant dans la paroisse St.Charles, dans le dit district, de certain immeuble décrit dausle dit Mandat comme suit, sa- voir; \u2018 Une terre sise et située dans la seigneurie Debartzch, dans le rang d\u2019Argenteuil, paroisse de St.Damas, district de Montréal, tenue et possédée en roture de la contenance de trois arpeusplus ea moins de front,-sur dix-huit arpeus plus ou moins de profondeur, au bout .de laquelle profondeur cette terre continue en poïute se terminant à rien entre les terres de Jean Baptiste Martin, et lester- res de la rivière, le tout formant- une superficie de soixante arpens et soixante.el quatre perches ou environ, avec maison, grange, étable et autre bâ- Lisses dessus coustruites.\u201d lequel !e-dit Pierre Dominique Debartzch a acquis de Charles Vidal huis.ster, résidant en Ja paroisse St, Hiacinthe, -par acte passé par devant Mtre.Duvert et confrére, Notaires le neuf Mai mil huit ceut vingt-cinq, sujet\u2019 te aux cens et rentes et autres redevances seigneuriales ; lesquelles terres et prémisses ont été en la possession du dit Pierre Dominique Debartzch depuis le dit neut de Maixnille huit cent vingt cing et ont Été pour plus de trois.années antérieures au dit Jour possédé:s par le dit Charles.Vidal à savoir, partic d'icelies contenant trois.arpens et quatre perches en superficie depuis le vingt-cinq Août mille huit cent vingt, jour de l\u2019acquisition, qu\u2019il en avait faite de Jean .Bapiiste Boisverd fils; autre partie d'icelles, nomément six perches de front sur vinge- deux arpens de profondeur depuis le vingt-un Sep tembre mille huit cent vingt, jour qu\u2019il en fit l\u2019acquisition d\u2019 Augustin Lussier et sa femme, et le res\u201d tant depuis le dix-huit Mat mille huit cent vingt-un> jour qu\u2019il en fit l\u2019acquisition du dil Avgustin Lussier?j'ai saisi et pris en exécution les dites terres et prémisses, et je donne par le préseni avis qu\u2019icelles se- ron: vendueset adjugées.au plus haut enchérisseur par décrêt volontaire sur le dit: Pierre Dominique Debartzch, à la porte de VPEglise de la susdite.paroisse St.Damas, le -MERCREDI TRENTE de NOVEMBRE prochain, à PLX heures du matin, auxquels tems et lieu les conditions dc la vente seront énoncées.FREDz.W.ERMATINGER, Shérif.Tous ceux qui ont des prétentions sur les dits immeubles.ci-dessus désignés, soit par hypothêque ou autre droit ou servitude,sont par le présent avertis d'en donner avis au ditShérif,à sonr'bureau en la Cité de Montréal.suivant la loi ; et de plus, qu\u2019aucune opposition afin d\u2019annuller ou afin de distraire le tout On partie des dits immeubles, ou afin de charge ou servitude sur iceux ne sera reçue par le.dit Shérif durant les.quinze jours.qui en précé- deront la vente ; el tous et Chacun ayant des pré- ; tentions ou droits et spécialement des hypothêques qui pourroient être des sujets d'opposition afin de conserver, sont pareillement avertis et requis de les produire au dit-Shérif en son Bureau susdit huit jours au moins avant Je jour fixé pour la veute des dits immeubles.Bureau du shérif, oi Tuillet.1825.Moniréal, E,NN vertu d\u2019un MANDAT d\u2019KALOU- savoir : ¢ TION émané de la Cour du Banc du Roi de Sa Majesté pour les causes civiles dans et pour le susdit district de Montreal, à moi adressé, m\u2019enjoignant de procéder à la saisie, vente et adjudication par decrét volontaire, sur ANTOINE DAME, de la Paroisse St.Jean Baptiste, dans le Comte de Bedford, dans le dit district habitant de certain immeuble dé rit dans le dit mandat comme.suit, savoir: \u201c 19, Une terre sise en la Paroisse St.Jean Baptiste, dans la Seigneurie de Rouville, de la contenance de trois arpents de front, sur trente arpents de profondeur plus ou moins, tenant par devant à Antoine Droque, par derrière au cordon de la dite Se gneurie de Rouville, d\u2019un côté à Antoine Paré, repré-entant François Gin- gras, et d'autre côté à François Desautel.représen- taut Pierre Tetra, avec une maison et bâtimens en bois dessus construits.@ un arpent et demi de front, sur trente arpents plus ou moins de profondeur, sis en la paroisse St.Jean Baptiste, en Ja Seigneurie de Rouville, tenant par devant au chemin du Roi, par derrière au dit Antoine Dame, comme représentant Pierre Frejo, d\u2019un côté encore au dit Antoine Dame, comme représentant Charles Channiere dit Sabourin, et d\u2019autre câté à François Nadeau, représentant Joseph Gagnier, avec, maison et bâtimens dessus construits,\u201d 2, uneterresise en la Paroisse St Jean Baptiste, dans la Seigneurie de Rouville, d\u2019un arpent et demi de front, surtrente arpents plus Ou moins de profondeur, tenant par devant au dit Antoine Dame, par derrière au cordon de la Seigneurie de Rouville, d\u2019un côté à Charles Foiran, de l\u2019autre au nommé Robert dit Lafontaine, représentant Jean Bte.Dame, avec maison et bâttmens dessus construits.\u201d 4, Une terre sise en la Paroisse St.J.Bte., en la Seigneurie de Rouville de la contenance d\u2019un arpent et demi de front, sur trente arpents plus ou moins deprofondeur, tenant par devant à Charles Brodeur, ou représentants, par derrière au nomme Robert dit Lafontaine, représentant Antoine Charons d\u2019yn côté au dit Antoine Dame.et de l'autre à Charles Desautels, avec une maison et autres bâtimens dessus construits\u201d lequel lui le dit Antoine\u2018 Dame, à acquis de la-manière suivante, savoir : le lot ci-dessus-en premier décrit d\u2019'Anto ne\u2018 Foisi dif Frenière, par acte passé le dix neuf Octobre.mille huit cent onze, par devant Mtre.Soupras et confrère, Notaires, celui en second -ci-dessus décrit d\u2019Antoine Chauniere dit Sabourin, et Marie Thérése Valin sa femme, par acte de donation Onéreuse passé par devant Mtre.Boileau et confrère Notaires, le-deux Février, mille hui.cent seize ; celui ci-dessus décrit en troisième de François Leclere, par acte passé le neuf Novembre, mille huit cent vingt, par devant Mtre.Primeau et confrère Notaires, et celui en.quatrième et dernier ci-dessus décrit de François Leclere et Dame Charlotte Vien sa femme, par acte ou tître de .vente- passé le quatorze Août, mille huit cent Vingt Un pardevant Mtre.Lemai et confrère\u2019 Notaires; Les dites terres et possessions sujettes à certaines charges, Conditions, réserves et-servitudes mentionées et spécifiées dans le dit mandat comme suit, savoir : \u2018 La terre en premier lieu sus désignée, à la charge des droits Seigneuriaux à l\u2019avenir seulement ; celle en second lieu ci-dessus désignée, à la charge des droits Seigneuriaux à l'avenir seulement, en outre des réserves et de la Teme Viagère suivante, savoir, à la charge de laisser jour sur.icelle terre, en second.lieu sus désignée les dits Antoine Chauniere dit Sabourin, et Märie Thèréze Valin, son épouse, leur vié durant, d\u2019un arpent et demi de large, sur trois arpents de.haut, avec.a maison et autres bâ:imens dessns construits, à prendre le dit terrein pardevant au chemin du Roi, en montant sur le dit-terrein, jusqu\u2019à trois arpens, et joignant des deux côtés au dit Antoine Dame, comme représentant Charles Chauniere dit Sabourin, et François Nadeau, comme représentant Joseph Gagnier, lequel -terrein les dits Antoine Chauniere et son \u2018épouse se sont réservé, suivant l'acte de donation par eux faite au dit Antoine Dame, en date du deux Février, mil huit cent seize, 3 la charge en outre de payer aux dits Antoine Chaunière et son épouse leur-vie durant, une rente et pension viagère, consistant en trente mivots de bled, du meilleur que la terre produira, huit minots de pois, vingt minots d\u2019avoine, trois cents bottes de foin, vingt voyages de bois frane, un cochon maigre de dix-huit mois, à choisir sur le troupeau, l\u2019hyvernement d\u2019une vache quand |.sdits Antoine Chauniere et son épouse, en livre, ront-une à l\u2019acquéreur pour l'hyverner, la dite rente devant être payée chaque année du vingt neuf Septembre, au cours de Février en suivant, et être fournic-à la demeure des dits Antoine Chauniere et son épouse, sur le terrein sus désigné par eux réservé, au décès du premier mourani, le bled diminuera de moitié, les pois de trois minots, et le reste subsistera en entier jusqu\u2019aux décès du survivant, auquel temps Ja dite-rente cessera et sera cieinte ; à la charge encure de semer chaque année pour les dits Antoine Channicre et sou épouse, ün quart de graine de lin, sur la dite terre, en par eux fournissant lu semence: la terre en troistème lieu ci-dese sus désignée à fa charge des droits Seigneuriaux à l\u2019ave- GIE, et en outre de payer en sus du prix d'acquisition à Joseph Toussaint Drolet, Ecuyer, Marchand demeurant en la Paroisse Si.Marc, représentant Messire Charles Germain, Prêire, une somme de dix-sept cents livres, ancien Cours, à Constituiion de rente, à raison desix pour cent par an, formant annuellemeut cent deux livres ancien cours, payable chaque unuée au premier de Septembre.à commencer au premier Sepiembre prochain, et de la continuer chaque année à pareil terme, (ant et