The Quebec gazette published by authority = Gazette de Québec publiée par autorité, 21 décembre 1826, jeudi 21 décembre 1826

[" LAY A of 1 ie ns ne 113, les ar id Jou Most IFR, and IM AS HA R= lente LTON ritée any CheQuebensette VOLUME IV.\u2014No.8.THURSDAY, DECR.21, 1826.(New Series.) TOME IV.\u2014No.8.tara EE ?v DALHAUSI E, GOVERNOR.VW EGRGE the FOURTH, by the Grace of God, of the W United Kidgdom of Great Britain and Ireland, Ring, Defender of the Faith : To our much beloved and faithful the Legislative Councillors of our Province of Lower-Cana- da, and to our faithful and well beloved the haights, ¢iti- zens and Burgesses of our said Province, GREETING :\u2014 Whereas the meeting of our Provincial Parliameut stands prorogued to the Twenty-first day of November instant; nevertheless, for certain causes and considerations, we have thought fit further to Prorogue the same, to the Twenty-third day of January next, so that you, nor any of you, on the Twenty-first day of November instant, at our City of Quebec, to appear, are to be held or constrained, for we do will, that you, and each of you, be as to us in this matter entirely exonerated; Commanding, and by the tenor of these Presents, firmly enjoining you, and every of you, and all others in this behalt interested, thaton the said Twenty-third day of January next, atour City of Quebec, personally you be and appear, for the DISPATCH OF BUSINESS, to treat, do, act and conclude, upon those things which, in our said Provincial Parliament, by the Common Council of eur said Province, by the favor of God, may be ordained.\u2014In testimony whereof, these our Letters we have caused to be made Patent, and the Great Seal of our said Province to be thereunto aflixed : Witness our Trusty and Well Belovod GEORGE, ÉARL OF DALHOUSIE, Baron Dalhousie, of Dalhousie Castle, Kight Grand Cross of the most Honorable Military Order of the Bath, Captain General and Governor in Chief, in and over Our said Province of Lower-Canada, &c.Kc.&c.at Our Castle of Saint Lewis, in our City of Quebec, in our said Province, the Tenth day of November, inthe Year of Our Lord, One thousand, eight hundred and twenty-six, and in the seventh year of our reign.D.Tuomas Docarass, Clk.Cn.in Chy.G No.700, ?Y virtne of a Wait of Fieri Faci\u201d5, Quebec.to wit :¢ issued ont of His Majesty's Court 6 King's Bench, holding civil pleas in and for the District of Quebec, at the suit of Joseph Roy, of the city of Quebec, in the county of Quebec, in the district of Quebec, gentleman, against the lands and tenements of PUERRE DE- GUISE,ofthe parish of St.Thomas, in the county of Devon, in the district of Quebec, aforesaid.Artist, to me directed ; 1 have scized and taken in execution, as belonging to the said Pierre Deguise, to wit: *¢ 1.\u2014A lot of ground or emplacement, situate at Quebec, in the suburb of St.Roe, Fleury street, containing thirty feet, or thereabont, in front.hy eighty feet, or thercabout in depth, bounded in front by the said Fleury street, in the rear, on the north, by Jaques Duchesnau, the representative of Joseph Le- françois, on the north-east side hy Charles Paquet, and on the other side to the south-west, by Joseph Blanchet, with a wooden house thereon erected, circnmstances and de- pendances.2.\u2014A certain lot or parcel of land, situate in the parish 5t.Thomas, being a part and portion of a lot of land of about one arpent.more or less, in superficie, bounded in its totality, in front towards the south, by the public road which leads to the mill, on the south-west side by the King's Highway, of the said parish, in the rear and on the north-castern side by Louis Fournier, with a house, barn and stable, cireumstunces and dependances ; with the exception of a lot of ground and the buildings thereon erected, being a part and portion of the said piece of land, and containing forty-five feet in length, along the said miil road, by sixty feet in breadth, at the depth of seventy-five feet, and being the north-easterly corner of the said herein-aboy e described lot, which plot of ground is left out (distrait) of these presents, and shall not be sold.\u201d Now 1 do hereby give public notice, that the above described immoveable property will be sold and adjudged to the highest and last bidder, viz : lot No.I, at my Office, in the Court House, in the said City of Quebee, on MONDAY the TWELETIH day of MARCH next, at ELEVEN o'clock in the forenoon, and lot No.2, at the Church door of tlie parish of St.Thomas, on TUESDAY.?the TITIRTEENTH day of MA RCI next, at TEN o'clock in the forenoon, at which time and place, respectively, the conditions of sale will be made known.T.A.YOUNG, Sheriff.All and every person or persons having claims on the above- described property, 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 Quebec, according to law; and fur- tler, that no opposition afin d'annuller or afin de distraire tie whole or any part thereof, or afin de charge or servitude on tic same, will be received by the said Sheriff during the fifteen days previous to the sale thereof; and further, that every opposition afin d'annuller, afin de charge, or afin de distraire, must be accompanied with an affidavit of the trath 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 us aforesaid, will not impede or delay the exeention of such Writ and that no oppusition afin de conserver will be received nt any time after the expiration of twenty-four hours next after the return-day ef such Writ; and further notice is given that the said Writ is returnable on the second day of April vext, Bherid's Office, Quebec, 30th Octr.1826.T.A.Y.No.635, of 182), Y virtue of a WRIT OF ALIAS FIER] Quebec to wit | FACIAS issued out of His Majesty's Court of King\u2019s Beuch, holding civil pleas in and for the District of Quebec, at the suit of OUR SoveREIGN Lorn the Kine against the lands and tenements of the HONORABLE OHN CALDWELL of thecity of Quebecin the county of Quebec in the district of Quebec Esquire, to me directed, I have seized and taken inexecution as belonging to the said the Honorable John Caldwell, to wit: Istly.All the Fief and Seigniory of Gaspé situated inthe county of Buckinglinmshire in the district of Quebec, containing one league and the half ofa league or thereaboutsin front,by one league and the half of a league in depth, boanded in front to the north west by the Scigniory Tilly, on one side to the north east by the Seigniory of Lauzon on the other side to the south west by the Fief des Plaines, and in the rear to the south east by the seigniory of St.Giles, with all and every the domains and ungranted lands, tenements and premises making part and parcel of the said ficf and seigniory of Gaspé, whercof the said Jolin Caldwell is seized and possessed as seignior of the said fief and seigniory of Gas; é and all and every the © cens et rentes, droits de lods et ventes, droits de banatité, droits de retrait\u201d rents, services, scigniorial rights, dues and duties to the said fief and seigniory of Gaspé, belonging or appertaiving and hereafter to accrue aud become due and which are and may be Jaw- fully held and enjoyed with the said fief and seigniory of Gaspé, which said fief and seigniory of Gaspé is held of Our Sovereign Lord the King under and subject to fealty and homage and all and every the fines, rights, dues and dutics to which our said Sovereign Lord the King is entitled under and in pursuance of the original grant thereof.2ndly.All the Fiel and Seigniory of St.Etienne situated inthe county of Dorchester, in the district of Quebec, containing one league and the half of a league in width, along the River Bruyante or Chaudiere, and of unequal width towards the rear line thereof by two leagues in depth, aud containing in width on the rear line two leaguesand the quarter of a league, bounded in front to the north east by the said River Bruvante or Chaudiere, ou oue side to the north west by the seigniory of Lauzon, on the other to the south cast by the scigniory of St, Mary, and in the rear to the south west by the seigniory of St.Giles, with all and every the domains and un- granted lands, tenements and premises, making part and parcel of the said fief and scigniory of St.Etienne whereof the said John Caldwell 1s seized aud possessed as seignior of the said fief and seigniory of St.Et enne, and all and every the \u201c\u201c cens et rentes, dioits de lods et vents, droits de banalité, divits de retrait,\u201d reuts, services, seigniorial rights, dues and duties, to the said fief and seigniory of St.Etienne belonging and appertaining and hercaf er to accmie and become due, and which are and may be lawfnlly held and enjoyed with the said fief and seigniory of S!, Etienne, which said fief aud seiguiory of St.Etieune is Leld of Our Sovereign Lord the King under and subject to fealty and homage, and all and every the fines, rights, dues and duties to which Our said Lord the King is entitled under and in pursuance of the original grant thereof.3räly.À Lot of lund situated in the parish of Quebee, in the county of Quebee, in the district of Quebec, containing fifty arpeuts or thereabouts in superticies, bounded in front towards the north by the King's highway, on one side towards the south west in part by the land of Louis Pinguet, and in part by the land of the heirs or legal representatives of the late John Taylor, Esquire, deceased, on the other side to the north cast by tbe land of Willlam Wilsou representing the heirs of the late Samuel Holland, Esquire, deceased, and in the rear by the land of the beirs or legal represcntatives of the said late Johu Taylor, 4thly.All that lot of ground situated in the Lower Town of the city ot Quebec inthe county of Quebce in the district of Quebec, containing sixty feetin front by the depththere may be to low water mark, being about three hundred and twelve fvet, bounded in front to ithe west by St.Peter's Street, on one side to the north by the ground of William Burns, Esquire, on the other to the southin part by the ground of James George, and in part by the ground of the heirs or legal representatives of the late John Goudie, deceased, together with a stone dwelling house two stories high, store house, wharf and buildings thereon erected.Now 1 do hereby give public notice that the above described properties will be respectively sold and adjudged to the highest and last bidder at my office io the Conrt.hionse in the said city of Quebec on MONDAY the TWENTY.FOURTH dav of APRIL next, at ELEVEN o'clock in the forenoon, at which time and place the conditions of sale will be made known.T.A.YOU ~G, Sheriff, All and every pereon or persons having claims on the above described premises, by mortgage or other right or incumbrance, are hereby advertised to give notice thereof to the said Sheriff.ac his Oflice in the City of Queber according to Law, and fur- therthat no opposition afin d\u2019annuller or afin de distraire, the whole or any part thereof or «fin de charge or servitude on the same, will be received by the said Sher {f during the fifteen days previous to the sale thereof, and fur her, tha: every op- posi ion afin d'annuller, afin de charge or afin de distraire must be accom,anied with an affidavit of the truth of the fact in such opposition, articulated and set forth in the furm required by the order of the said Court of rhe nineteenth of Octover 1822, Thar any such opposition as aforesaid, with -u: such affidavit as aforesaid.will not impede or delay the execution of such Writ, and that no opposition qfin 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 given that the said Writ is returnable en the first day of June term next, Sheriff's Office, Quebec.19th Dec, 1826.ADVERTISEMENT, HE Chairman and Trustees of the Common of St.An toine de la Rivière du Loup, intend to apply to the Legislature in the course of their nex! Session, to the end of i having some amendmeuts made to the Act which concerns the said Common.T.A Y.Rivière du Loup, 23d November, 1826.u ! ! see D strict of?At a GED Quebec.$ the Peace.I' is ordered that the sev Keeping of the WINTER ROA of Quebec, which were in foree durith established and continued in force durin and published in the usual manner, Certified, GureNn & l\u2019erraUEE, Clerks of tle The Regulations mentioned in the foregoing order av lows: \u2014 peæth 1626.Mons relating to the i > City aud Banlieue Vinter, be re- sentQY inter, ce, v.Tuesday, 12th Nov.17 1s ORDERED, \u2014 That the Regulations for the Winter Roads, of the 3rd Dec.1814, and 21st January 1815, be continued in force, and executed by the Survevor of Highwavs during the present Winter, with the exception that the double Roads in the Banlieue be formed by tracing the width of the Roads iu the centre between two rows of Balises, the whole width of such double Roads to be not less than ten feet, and the rows of the Balises not more than fifteen feet asunder and thirty feet distant from each other along the road.IT 18 ORDERED, \u2014 That from the time of the falling of the snow at the commencement of the ensuing Winter, and from thence until the total disappearing of the Snow in the ensuing Spring, every person driving a Horse or Horses, attached to a Winter Carriage of any description, or riding or conducting a Horse or Horses, shall cause to be worn by every Horse so by him driven, rode or conducted, two Bells or Grelots, at least, in good order, aud so attached ro the harnessing of such Horse, that the sound thereof may be distinctly heard by all persons passing or rcpassing, so as to give them timely notice of the approach of such Horse, and thereby to enable them to avoid being run over, or otherwise injured by such Horse or the Carriage to which he may be attached under a penalty of five Shillings and costs, for the first Offence, and ten Shillings aud costs, fur every subsequent offence, and that the Surveyor of Highways do publish this order by Affiches in all aud every Publie Place through the City, and also in the Quebie Gazette, the three next ensuing Thursdays, aud twice by the Town Crier on the next two ensuing Saturdays.The above mentioned Regulation of the 3rd Dec.1814, is as follows 1\u2014 orpeERED,\u2014That the double Roads leading to and from the City of Quebee, as required by the 36th Geol HL Chap, 9th, Sec.G9th, shall begin on the Road of the Grande Allée, atthe termination of the Glacis of the Fortifications, on the Ste.Foy Road at Madame Dubois\u2019, and on the Lorette Road, from the House of one Drolette, a Tanner, in St.Valier Street; and shall be traced and kept up dnring the ensuing Winter throughout all the portions of the said Ilighways, so fur us compasses within the limits ofthe Banlieae of the said Gity.The above mentioned Regulations ofthe 21stJan, 1815, are as follows :\u2014 Ist\u2014 That the Snow in the Streets be levelled immediately after every fall of Snow, and kept level upon the whole widthof cach Street from House to Honse, 2dly.\u2014That the level of the Snow, in any Street within the walls, De not suffered to be more than one foot above the gené- ral level ot the thresholds of the doors of the Houses in such street : and that the surplus quantity of snow accumulated above this level be carried away by the occupiers of lots respectively, 3dly.\u2014That where excavations in the snow are necessary for cellar doors, such excavations be securely covered with a doer of plauk, with its surface on a level with the snow, dthly.\u2014That all water courses which it may be necessary to.cut in the snow, be cut as pear as possible to the outside of the parapet, and do notexceed one foot in width, Whereas the practice of sliding on small sleighs and skaîtes in the streets of this city in the winter season, is found to be dangerous to passengers and a very grat nuisance, it is therefore ordered, that if hereafter any person or persons be found so slid= ing or skaiting, he shall pay a fine of five shillings, or be committed to the house of correction for a time not exceeding eight davs.That the survevor of Highways cause the above Regulations to he proclaimed by the Bellman, and cause the same to be félly executed ; the whole nuder the penalty of the law.Certified, GREEN & PERRAULT, Clerks of the Peace.Bv Order J BTE.LARUE, Sarvevor of High ways, I IS ENCELLENCY the GOVERNOR IN CHTEF .having Leen requested to transmit to England any information that can be procured respeeting one JEAN BAPTISTE BARTHELEMY GOUDAKD, a native of France, and by profession a Surgeon, who emigrated to this country long before the French Revolution, and is supposed to have diedin this Province, in the year 1804, at the age of 83 :\u2014Persons capable of giving information respecting this individual, are requested to communicate the same to the undersigned, in order that it may be transmitted to his relatives.By command of llis Excellency, A.W., COCHRAN, Civil Secretary.Castle of St.Louis, Quebec, Dec.4, 1826.The Brirvish ann CANADIAN ScHooL, under the Patronaga of His Excellency the Governor-in-Chief, .Public Examination of the Scholars of this Institution will take plice on SaTurnav, the 16th instant, between the hours of Ten and Eleven in the forenoon, at the School House, Hope Gate, where the relatives, and friends of education are respectfully requested to attend.THOMAS LEE, Secretary.N.B.After the examination of the scholars, the annual election of a President, Vice President and Members, of the said Institution, will take place for the cusuing twelve months.T.L.Se¢d'y.Québec, 7th December, 1826.Thy 18 6 À er, = = a == =o 2 MELTING of the Justices of \u201cbp, 78 THE QUEBEC GAZETTE.December 21 HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY, 34 Fesnvary, 1810.RESOLVED, That after the close of the present Session before any Petition is presented to this House for leave to bringin a private Bill, whether for the erection of a Bridge or Bridges, for the regulation of a Common, for the making of any Turnpike Road, or for granting to any individual or individuals any exclusive rights or privileges whatsoever, or for the alteration or renewing of any Act of the Provincial Parliament, or the like purpose.Notice of such application shall be given in the Quebec Gazette, and in one of the Newspapers of the district, if any is published therein ; and also by a notice, affixed op the Church doors of the Parishes that such application mag effect, or in the most public place, where there is no chumelry during two mouths at least, before such Petition is presented.12vu Marcy, 1817.Rrsoivrn, That hereafter this House will got receive any Petitions fur private Bills after the first nitegn* days of cach Session.* 22p Marcu, 1819.ResorvED, That after the present Session, before any Petitions praying leave to bring a private Bill for the erection of a Toll Bridge, is presented to this House, the person or persons purposing to Petition for such Bill, shall, upon giving the notice prescribed by the Rule of third day of February, one thousand eight hundred and ten, also, at the same time, and in the same manuer, give a notice, stating the Rate which: they intend to ask, the extent of the privilege, the height of the Arches, the interval between the Abutments or Peers for the passage of Rafts and Vessels, and mentioning whether they purpose to erect a Draw-Biidge or not, and the dimensions of such Draw-Bridze, Tuunsnay, 4th Maren, 1224, Resorven, That any Petitioner for an exchisive privilege do depositin the hands of the Clerk of this Housea Sum of twenty- five pounds, before the Bill for such exclusive privilege go to asccond reading, towards paving part of the expences of the sail private Bill, which sum shall be returued tothe Petitioners if they do not obtain the passation of the Law, Attest, Wy.LINDSAY, Clk.Ass, {7 The Printers of Gazettes and other Newspapers published in this Province are requested to insert the above in their respective papers until the next meeting of the Legislature, POLICE.PUBLIC NOTICE.NOE SUBSCRIBER, la.pector of the Highways in the City aad Banlieue of Quebec, for the information of the Public, gives an extract of the Police Regulations which refer mare immetiately to the present season and reques's that great attention will be paid to their execution.Every proprietor or occupant of any houses, hangars, emplacements, &c.&c, fronting upon any of the streets, lanes, or public places in this ciy, js to remove every species of incumbrance at every full of snow, the snow is to be levelled along the whole breadtn of their prop-rty, and taken off when necessary, The proprietors must not allow any dirt, water, sout, ashes, or dirt of any description to be throwa betore their properties, and it must be carried off immedaiely when found there, Persons diiving horses must not go faster than the ordinary trot 3 several very sertous accident- have happened from inattention to this regulation during the bust years.From the time of the failing of the snow at the commence ment of the ensuing winter, and from thence unt: the total disappearing of the now in the ensuing spring, every person driving a horse or horses, attached to a winter carriaze of anv descrip:ion, or viding or conducting a horse or livres, shali cause to be worn by every horse -o by him driven, rode or conducted, (wo bells or GRELOTS, at least, in good order and so attached to the baraessing of such horse that the sound thereof may Le distinctly heard by all persons passing or repa-sirg, who carry off the snow or other rubbish to place jt at a considesable distance from the wharts on the ice of the river, and not to ohsivuct the roads of entrance and outlet of the city, those who may leave it on any part of the town will be rigorously prosecuted, The subscriber gives notice that he will superintead the strict Execution of these different regulations in their whole forms avd teoor, and to attain that end be has espe cially appointed several persons in different wards of the ety and suburbs who are authorized to report to him every breach of these regulations and (he delaubiers thereof will be prosecuted without delay.J.BTE.LARUE, Lospector of il:zghways.Quchec, 10.h December, 1326, Qu EPro, ss.OFFICE OF THT.PEACE, Qursec, 13th December, 1826.OTICE is hereby given, that the Surveyor of Highways for the City of Quebec, belore proceeding to the laying out and opening the continuation of Anne Street, from Prince Edward Street to the River St.Charles, in St.Roe Suburbs, in the City of Quebec, hath deposited in the Office of the Clerks of the Peace, in the Court House of the said City, a Plan of the iutended prolongation, accompanied by a Procès Verbal referring thereto, according to Law; which Plan and Procés Verbal are to remain in the said Office, for the free and gratuitous inspection of the Proprietors of ground, houses, and other premises, adjoining the said Street, and every other person concerned therein; in order that they, or any one of them, at any time not exceeding six months from this date, may lodge such observations or oppositions as they might have to the contrary, that justice may be done in the premises; in failure whereof the said Plar and Procès Verbal will be homologated and put n execution agreeably to their tenor.By Order, GREEN & PERRAULT, Clerks of the Peace.ATE, the undersigned and other inhabitants of Montreal: do hereby give notice that we intend to petition the Legislature of this Province of Lower-Canada, at the ensuing Session of the Parliament, in order to obtain that the vacantliot between l\u2019oundling Street and Commissioner Street, from St, François Xavier Street, up to the College, may be applied to a Public Market, so much wanted in that part ol the soid city vf Montreal.C'upt.Chartes Cété, Marie Allird, Horatio Gales, M.Kimbert, So Lo By Laflamme, drs.Toussaint, James Henry.Montreal, 4tlh Scptember, 1526, Toussaint J.aflumme, Signed, BB.Hart, Im, GOVERNMENT CONTRACT.ENDERS will he received at this Office until SATURDAY, 234 DECEMBER, at Noon, for the supply of ONE HUN.DKED CHALDRONS of COALS, of a good quality, to be delivered at the Smiths\u2019 Shop, Royal Engineer Department, at such times, and iu such quantities, as may be required.The prices are to be stated in Sterling, and payment will be made in conformity:to Advertisement dated 24th July, 1825.Two Sureties will be required for the performance of the Contract, whose real signatures must be affixed to the Tenders, Commissary-General's Office, Quebec, 1 th Dec.1826.LIFE INSURANCE.UNITED EMPIRE LIFE ASSUR ANCE ASSOCIATION OF LONDON.CANADA AGENCY.HE undersigned Agents to the above Association, continue to receive proposals and negociite Policies of Life Insurance throughont the Canadas.The importance of Life Insurance to Professional Men, Officers of Government, Annuitaots, and others, whose income is derived from their personal exertions and consequently dependant on their Lives\u2014is so generally felt and acknowledged as to require no further illustration \u2014and the subscribers have to congratulate the public on the snccess that has already attended the establishment of the Agency in this country, where its advantages appear to be fully appreciated and seem likely to be generally acted upon.In order to forward the views of such persons as wish to procure Insurance for a limited period as collateral security for the repayment of a loan (in which cases immediate decision is often important) the Agents have obtained the authority of the Board of Directors at home, to couclude definitively without reference to England, all proposals for Insurance, within their own immediate observation for a period of pot more than seven vears, and for sums not exceeding £500 sterling.Amongst other advantages derived from an lo.surance with this Society, the rates are calculated much lower than those of the generality of other offices ; the Insurers participate in two-fifths of the present profits, which are added asa bonus every fifth vear to the amount of the sum insured, or applied in reduction of the future annual pavments, at the option of the parties\u2014No extra charge for residence in the Canadas, admission fine, or other charge made \u2014except the price of the policy Stamp, payable for the first year only.THOS STOTT & Co.Quebec, 20th Nov.1326.St.Genevidve-street, Cape, Resident Agents and Medical Officers are stationed at Montreal, Perth, Kingston, and York, from whom every necessary information may be obtained and Prospectuses delivered gratis T.S.& Co.\u2019 OTICFE is hereby given thatthe undersigned onthe second day of October last, having snbscribed their promissory note to one George Lunen, heretofore of the Township of Leeds, or order for twelve pounds currency, payable twelve months after dute, do notintend to pay the amount thereof\u2019; protesting.&e.PETER BURRAY, JOSEPH BURRAY, Quebec, 25th of November, 1826.FOR SALE, TWO story wooden Ifouse, nearly new LH and neatly painted outside and inside, sitvated near the Freach Baryving ground, with ciahle and other dependencies, Enquire of JOSEPH MAILLOUX, 9th October, 1526.u St.Joachim-street.Puntos desirous of obtaining Licences to cut Timber on anv unleased Clergy Reserve in this Province, are hereby informed that thie same can be procured on application to the Agent of the Corporation within whose superintendence the lot may lie, or to the Board of Directors of the Clergy Corporation at Quebec, subject to the same conditions, and payment of the same duties, that are exacted for the privilege of cutting Timber on the Waste Lands of the Crown, Onebec, 4th Novr, 1526.f NOTICE.TENE Partnership in Trade heretofore carried on at Quebec under the firm of Garden, Auldjo, and Co., is this day dissolved by mu'nil consent.All debts due by and due to the said firm will be settled at Quebec by Henry Georze Forsyth, GEORGE GARDEN, GEORGE AULDJO, HH.G.FORSYTH.Montreal, 1st November, 1226, f M RA for the Pnblic Service in Canada, the Sum of THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS Sterling.in SPANISH or AMERICAN DOLLARS, for which Bills of Exchange will be given on the Lords Commissioners of His Majesty's Treasury, at Thirty days\u2019 sight.Tenders for the whole,or anv part of the ahove Sum, willbe received at this Office, until Wednesday the Tenth day of January next, at noon; and it is requested that, in lieu of statingin the Teuder, as heretofore, the Rate of Premium, the parties offering, will specify the amountin sterling money of the Bills they require, and the number of Shillings and Pence British which they propose to take for each Spanish or American Dollar.Commissary-General's Office, Quebec, 4th December, 1826.WY I.the undersigned and other inhabitants of the city of Montreal, hereby give notice, that weintend to apply to the Legislature of the Province of Lower Canada, at the ensuing Session of Parliament, in order to obtain that the whole of the Commons of the said city of Montreal be put in trustof Commissioners thereto appointed, with full power tosell orin any other way to dispose of the same, and toapply the money arising from the said sale the revenues that might accrue out of any other way of disposing of the said Commons to the necessary improvements and other ameliorations of the said city of Montreal Frs.Toupin, Jos-ph Masson, Pierre Fournier, M.Kimber, Horatio Gales, S.Spragg, Frs, Jobin, Toussaint Pellier, Montreal, 23d September, 1826.PUBLIC NOTICE, S hereby given, that the Inhabitants of Carleton, in the Bay _ des Chalears, will apply to the Legislature at the ensuing Session thereof, for an act to provide Rules and Regulations concerning the meadows North of the River du Loup on the Ristizouche, which His Excellency the Governor in Chief bas been graciously pleased to reserve for the use of the aforesaid luhahitants, Quebec, 20th November, 1826, Signed, NSTRUCTIONS having been received at this Office for the payment of the undermentioned Out-Pensioners of Chelsea Hospital, they are hereby directed to report themselves to the Commissariat-Offices, nearest to their.places of residence.Thomas Brown, 63d foot, a 1s.4d per diem.Thomas Watker, Militia, a 10d.da.Albert Simonsky, 60th Footha7d do.Robert Moore, 104th do.a7d do.William Prunk, 49th do.a6d do.Louis Deschamps, Newfoundland Fencibles 6d do.Commissary-General\u2019s Office, Quebec, 4th November, 1826.u For sale by the Subscriber and always on hand, RE; of Exchange on London at 30 days sight, Government Bills on the Treasury at 30 days sight, Bank Stock, Fire Assurance Stock, Gold, &e.The highest premiom given for British Silver, H.N.PATTON, 29h Mav, 1826.u Sauli-vu Matelot Sireet.NOTICE.sion of the late Mr.Alexis Provencher ary hereby.requested to pay immediately the amount of their Ndebts to the same and all those who may have any cluimu against the said succession are likewise raoquested to apply withoue delay to the liquidation thereof, either to Louis Brassardt Esqr.the Exécuteur Testamentaire, or to the undersigned,, that the state of the .aid said succession might be known.L.M.CRESSE\".LL and every personany wise indebted to x succes.Nicolet, 11th Octr.18206.ADVERTISEMENT, LL persons who are indeoted .o th- surression of the la'e RA Doctor JEAN ADAM DUFFT.in his lifetime of the Parish of Nicolet are desired tosettle forthwith their Accounts, otherwise they will be sued for without any distinction, according to law; and those who may have any claims against that succession, are likewise desired to present them as soon as possible, to the undersigned Notary, who is duly authcrised to settle all matters concerning the said succession L.M, CRESSE*, Notary.Nicolet, the 16th November, 1896.OTICE.\u2014The partnership in Trade heretofore existing in Quebec, under the firm of Long'ey & Dyke, is this day dissolved by mutual covsent.All outstanding debts or accounts, against orin favor of said concern will be settled at Quebec, by Joseph Dyke, who is duly authorised to that effet.GEO.LONGLEY, JO>EPH DYKE.Quebec, 14th Deer, 1226, GREAT BRITAIN.Wivpsor, Oct, @.\u2014On Friday Sir Walter Scott arrived at the Noval Lodge.by invitation.Ou his arrival he was introduced to His Majesty, who received him with his usual courtesy, and with whom he had a long interview, and bad the honour of dining and passing the evening with His Maje.- (y Yesterday forenoon, after breakfast, Sir Walter Scott took leave of His Majesty.and, accompanied by Sir Wm.Knigh.ton, left the Royal Loder, and proceeded io (he Castle, where they were met by Mr.Wyattville, who attended Sir Wiiliam, with Sir Walter, over the Castle, and poin ed out the whole ol the improvemen:s wade; on the inspecting of which Sir Walter expressed his admiration.and passed scme handsome but just encomiums on Mr.Wyattville.After the inspection, Sir Walter took leave of Sir William and entered his carriage, and left Windsor, on his way to London, and Sir William returned to the Royal Lodge.Yesterday afternoon, at two o'clock, His Majesty, attend ed by the Lordin Waiting, entered hi- phaeton.aud took nearly two hours\u2019 recreation in the great Park.His Majesty was attended by part only of his regular suite.LONDON, Octoher 22.The report is again revived, that Chief Baron Alexander will be made Deputy Speaker of the Lords, and that Sir C, Wetherell will succeed him as Chief Baron; in which cae Mr, Tindal would be Attoiney-General, and Mr.Shadwell, perhaps, the Solicitor.It is not true, we believe, that there exists the least intention of opposing the re-appointment of the late Speaker.The Glasgow operative cotton-spinners have turned out, to resist 2 reduction of wages proposed by the masters.Several hundreds of men are already out of employ.It is said that they can earn a pound a week, working eight hours a day.The Morning Herald of the 23d October ridicules the expectation raised by the Stock Exchange people, that Mr .Canning\u2019s visit to Paris was respecting a commercial treaty with France, and expresses the following just opinion respecting commercial treaties in general :