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[" EEE ad xk ae gre i VOLUME IV.\u2014No.41.THURSDAY,JULY 19, 1827.Eur ty DALHOUSIE; GOVERNOR.EORGE tue FOURTH by the Grace of Gop of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, King, Defender of the Faith: toour well beloved and faithful, the Legislative Councillors of our Province of Lower-Canada, and to our beloved and faithful, the Knights, Citizens and Burgesses of the House of Assembly of our said Province ; called and chosen to our Provincial Parliament of our said Province and to all our loving Snbjects, whom these presents may concern, GREETING : Whereas we have thought fitby and with the advice of our Executive Council of our suid Province of Lower-Canada, to dissolve this present Provincial Parliament of our said Province, which now stands prorogued to Tuesday, the Tenth instant, we do for that end publish this our Royal Proclamation, and do hereby dissolve the said Provincial Parliament accordingly, and the Legislative Councillors, and the Knights, Citizens and Burgesses of the House of Assembly are discharged from their meeting and attendance, on Tuesday, the Tenth Instant ; and we being desirous and resolved as soon as may be, to meet our people of our said Province, and to have their advice in Provincial Parliament, do hereby make known our Royal Will and Pleasure to call a new Provincial Parliament, and do hereby further declare that, with the advice of our said Executive Council, we have this day given orders for issuing our Writs in due form for calling a new Provincial Parliament in our said Province, which Writs are to bear Test on Friday the Sixth day of July Instant, and to be returnable on Saturday the twenty- fifth day of Augustnext, for every place except the county of Gaspé, and for the County of Gaspé, on Monday the Fifteenth day of October next.In Testimony whereof, we have caused these Our Letters to be made Patent, and the Great Seal of our said Province to be thereunto affixed : Witness Our Right Trusty and Well Beloved George Eart or DarHousie, Baron Dalhousie of Dalhousie Castle, Knight 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.&c.&ec.At our Castle of Saint Lewis, in our City of Quebec, in our said Province, the Fifth day of July, in the Year of Our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty-seven, and in the Eighth Year of Our Reign.D.Tromas Dovucrass, Clk.Cn.in Chy.G.No.1347, ; Y virtue of a Writ of VENDITIONI Quebec, to.wit : EXPONAS, issued out of His Majesty\u2019s Court of King\u2019s Bench, holding civil pleas in and for the District of Quebec to me directed, and commanding me to pro- ceédto thesaleof the following immoveable property as belonging to FRANCOIS BABY, of the parish of St.Pierre les Becquets, in the County of Buckinghamshire and District of Three-Ri- vers, also, Trader to wit: ¢¢ A lotof ground or emplacement situate in the Suburb St.John of this City of Quebec, on the line of Rue des Carriéres, of twenty feet in front, by eighty one fert in depth, bounded in frout by the said Rue des Carrières, and in the rear by the lands of Joseph Remy Vallières de St.Réal, Ecuyer, on the south-east side by Romain St.Armand, and on the other side to the north-east by the lands of François Arteau And of the said Joseph Rémi Vallières de St.Real.\u201d Now I do Lereby give public notice, that the above described property will be sold and adjudged to the highest bidder at my Odfice in the Court House in the said city of Quebec, on MONDAY the SIXTH day of AUGUST next at ELEVEN o\u2019c'ock in the forenoon, at which time and place the conditions of sale will be made known.W.S.SEWELL, Sheriff, Notice is hereby given, that from and after the twenty- four hours, which will immediately follow the day of the fixed day for the return of the said Writ, no opposition afin de conserver shall be received ; and moreover, that the said Writ is returnable on the Ist day of Octr.next.s .W.S.S.Sheriff\u2019s Office, Quebec, 9th July, 1827.No.631, Y virtue of a WRIT of VENDITIO- Quebec to wit | NI EXPONAS issued out of His Majesty's Court of King\u2019s Bench, holding civil pleas, in and for the District of Quebec, to me directed, commanding me to proceed to the Sale of the following Immoveable pro- erty at the folle enchère, Costs and Charges of PIERRE OY dit DESJARDINS, of the Parish of St.Louis de Kamouraska, Yeoman, to wit: ¢ A land and habitation situated at Kamouraska aforesaid, in the first range, containing one arpent in front by twenty six arpents in depth, its front being upon the River St.Lawrence and continuing in depth to the end of the said twenty six arpents, joining on one side to the South West to Joseph Peltier and to the North East to Ignace Roy dit Desjardins.\u201d Now I do hereby give public notice, that the above described roperty, will be sold and adjudged to the highest bid- er, at the Church Door of the aforesaid Parish of Ka- mouraska, on TUESDAY the FOURTEENTH day of AUGUST next, at TEN o\u2019Clock in the forenoon, at which time and place the conditions of Sale will be made known, W.8, SEWELL, Sheriff, Notice is herebygiven that from and after the twenty-four hours which will immediately follow the day of the fixed day for the return of the said Writ, no opposition afin de conserver shall be received, and moreover that the said Writ is returnable on the first day of October next, W, S, 8, Shefiff's Office, Quebec, 11th July, 1627, 1 [Mew Series.) DECRET VOLONTAIRE.Quebec Y virtue ofan ORDER OR JUDGEMENT to wit to me addressed in the following words to wit ¢ Province of Lower Canada, IN THE KING'S BENCH, District of Quebec.The Tenth day of October, 1825.Exparte upon the Petition of DUNCAN M\u2018CALLUM and COLIN M'CALLUM of the City of Quebec, Merchants, and DANIEL M'CALLUM, of the said City of Quebec, Student at Law.The Court having seen the petition of Duncan M¢Callum and Colin M+Calluin of the city of Quebec Merchan.s, and Daniel M: Callum of ihe said city of Quebec Student at Law, setting forth that by a certain \u2018deed of sale and conveyance made and executed by and between James MC allumn, Esquire, of the said city of Quebec Merchant, and Mrs, Janet McCallum his wife by him thereby duly authorized for thé effect thereof of the one part, and the said Duncan M¢Callum, Colin M*Cal- lum and Daniel M'Callum of the other part, and George Pozer, Esquire, of the said City of Quebec, Merchant, Intervening party, bearing date and passed before Mr.W.F.Scott and his Confrere Notaries, the sixth day of October instant.the said Duncan M\u2018Callum, Colin M'Callum and Daniet M\u2018Callum, acquired for the considerations and upon the conditions therein mentioned the several lots of land and premises therein and herein particularly designated and described as follows; that is to say.First,\u2014That certain property, commonly called St.Andrews wharf, situate and being in the Lower-Town of the said city of Quebec, consisting of (wo lots described as follows, to wit, an irregular lot of ground on the beach in the said Lower-Town, containing about twenty thousand three hundred square feet with a wharf, house, hangard, and other buildings thereon erected, bounded as follows ihat is to say, on the south by the public landing place and on the eas( by the lot herein afler next described, on the north partly by the property of the representatives of the late John Blackwood and partly by the property of the representatives of the late Charles Stuart and Jane his wife, on the west by land the property of the Sceurs of the Congregation commonly called Union street beginning upon Union street aforesaid, at the west corner of the Ship Chandlery Shop there erected, now the house occupied by Tanguay, thence running one hundred and fifty feet east, thence north one hundred and sixteen feet, thence west fifty feet, thence north nineteen feet, thence west one hundred feet and then south one hundred and forty five feet to the place of beginning.And the lot or piece of land situate lying and being on the north shore of the River St.Lawrence in the Lower-Town of the said city of Quebee, bounded, abutied and described in and by certain letters Patent wider fhe Great Seal of this Province bearing date the thirty first d&y of Oct.which was in the year of Our Lord one thousand seven hunvod and ninety.seven, granting the same to the\u2019 late Honorable John Young, Esquire, as follows that is to say.commencing at a boundary as at A, reference being had to a certain plan annexed to the said Letters Patent, being the south-east corner of the lot belonging to the representatives of Joha Blackwood, which separates the said lot on the south and west, from that first above described and that of the representatives of Charles Stuart and Jane his wife, pursuantto a judgement of His Majesty's Court of King\u2019s Bench for this District bearing date the thirteenth day of June which was in the year of Our Lord one thousand seven hundred and ninety seven, and the north east corner of a wharf on the lot first above described, thence running east ninety feet as to B, reference being had to the aforesaid plan, thence south one husdred and sixteen fret as to C, reference being had to the aforesaid plan, thence west ninety feet to the south east corner of the lot first above described as to D, reference being had to the aforesaid plan and thence north one hundred andsixteen feet along the said lot first above described to the place of beginning as to A, reference being had to the aforesaid plan.Thirdly.\u2014That certain lot or emplacement and stone built hou:e thereon erected of three stories high situate in St.Peter street in the Lower-Town of Quebec aforesaid, containing the said lot and house thirty five feet in front upon a like depth adjoining to and bounded on the north side by the lane leading to the beach or public landing place, and on the other side towards the south by the lot or house owned by the representatives of Leclerc who represented Mr.Charles Baudouin, Prie:t, in front by St.Peter street and in the rear by the each.Fourthly.\u2014That certain lot of groundaad stone built house thereon erected situate in the Lower-Town of Quebec aforesaid opposite the Church, bounded in front by St.Peter street and in the rear by St.Genevieve street, adjoining on one side to the house of John Munroe, Ship Chanale: or his representatives, and on the other side to the houss of James Ross, merchant.Fifthly.\u2014That certain emplacement or lot of land situate in the Upper-Town of the city of Quebec aforesaid in the street of the Artillery Barracks of forty-six feet o r therrabouts in front by about forty-eight feet in depth extending in front to the line of the said street and in depth to the props rty of the representatives of Mr.John Mt'Cord, adjoining on one side to Thomas Richards or his representatives, re presenting Mr, Corneillier dit Grandchamp, and on the otherside towards the south west to Carleton sireet, with a wooden hc use erected on the whole front of the said lot or emplacement, hangard , stable and other the appurtenances thereunto belonging.Seventhly,\u2014 All and singular the rights honorary and Seig- neural de banaleté de moulin à farine de terre et domaine de cens et rentes lods & ventes, saisine et amende de chasse & de pêche and other property, rights, fruits and revenues, which the said Jawes McCallum and Janet McCallum.have and possessor ought to have and \"possess, in the Fief and Seigniory of L'Fslette de Bonsecours, situate on the south side ic.the Parish of Notre Dame de Bonsecours,in the District of Quei ec and Province aforesaid, containing in the whole the said Seigniory, one and a half leaguesor thereaboutsin front by two leaguesin depth, bounded in front.by *he River St, Luwrence, and in the rear towards the south, at the end of the said depth, by unconceded lands, on one side towards the south west, by the ine and the boundarias, which divide the said Seigneury of L\u2019Isletie from that named DeVincelotte or \u2018Le Bap St.Ignace, and on the other side, towards the: north: east, by.the end of the said league and a half adjoining to the Fief of Miss Grneviey : Couillard, under and by viftde of à certaid\u2019 deed of sale to the said James McCallum made and granted try Pierre Bélanger and Marie = Visule Rudiigues, his wife, trereunto by bim thereby duly autho- | TOME IV.\u2014No.41.JEUDI, 19 JUILLET, 1827.er rized bearing date and passed before Mtre.Cazes, Notary at the Parish of St.Anne Clie du Sud, and the witnesses therein named the twelfth day of April, which was in the year of Our Lord one thousand seven hundred and ninety six, as well as under and by virtue of any other titles or acquisitions obtained or made by the said James McCallum and Janet McCallom or otherwise howsoever in the suid Fief and Seigniory of L\u2019Esieue de Bonsecours, That (he said James McCallum and Janet McCallum, were for and during the three years immediately preceding the day of the date of the said above in part recited deed of sale and conveyance, to wit,\u2014the said sixth day of October instant, ia pos-es-ion of the said several lois of land and premises above de:cribed, and that since the said sixth day of October instant, the suid Duncan McCallum, Colin McCallum and Daniel Mce Callum.have been and still are in possession thereof, That the said Duncan McCallum, Colin McCallum and Dans iel McCallum in order to ascertain the several hypoiheques by which the said several lots of land and premises above described are holden and obliged and the charges and servitudes to wbich the saine are subject, are desirous of having the said several lots of land and premises above described seized, sold and adjudged upon them by Décrét Volontaire according to the laws now in force in this Province, and upon and subject to ibe several charges and conditions hereinafter mentioned asfolluws, that is to say\u2014 Sutjret the said several lots of land and premises above dese cribed 10 all and singular (he charges, dues, duries, rentes and services for which the same are severally and respeciively hole den as aforesaid and under and by virtue of the several and rese pective titles of the said James McCallum and Janet McCale Jum, rherefore in the said above in part recited deed of sale and conveyauce referred to, and in part recited, and to such rights and pretentions asthe Crown shall justify to have on the said several lois of land and premises above described, severally and respectively and more particularly subject the foi of ground or beach lot above described, containing three hundred and forty five feet in front by five hundred feet more or lessin depth, bounded in front by St Paul street, in the rear by the said depth, on one side towards the west by John Bell and on the other side towards the east by the property of John Anderson and the late Jacob Pozer, being the third lot or parcel of the property commonly called the St.Rocs Brewery, secondlv above described, to the payment to the Reverend Ladies or Nung of the Motel Dieu of Quebec of à rente constituée of ten pounds current money, payable on the twenty ninth day of September of every year redeemable at pleasure on payment of the sum of two hundred pounds currency, the capital thereof, cenformably to the grant of the said lot of ground or beach lot by \u2018he said Reverend Ladies or Nuns to the Honorable Jebhn Youn by deed bearing date ard passed before Felix Têtuand bis coofrere No:nries at Quehec the first day of October which was in (he \u2018year of Qur Lord one thousand eight hundred and three, and to ail cens & rentes and Seigneura! rights to which the said Jog of ground or beach lot is or may be liable or subject according to the ancient tities thereof.The said several lois of land and premises above described to be sold and adjudged subject to the agreement in the said ae bove in part recited deed of sale and conveyance contained, and herein after mentioned by the said George Pozer with the said Duncan McCallum, Colin McCallum and Daniel McCallum as follows, that is to say 3 That if the said Duncan McCallum, Colin McCallum and Daniel McCallum or any or either of them shall become Adjudicataires or Adjudicataire of the said several lots of land and premises above described or of any or either of them by Décret Volontaire as aforesaid, then and in that case the said George Pozer should and would leave or cause to be left & constitut at six per centum per annum with the privilege and preference of Bailleur de fonds tohim in the hands of the said Duncan McCallum, Colin McCallum and Daniel McCila lum, being Adjudicataires and Adjudicataire as aforesaid, such part of the amount of the sale and adjudication to them or any or either of them of the said several lots of land and premises above described.or of such of them us they or any or either of them shouid become adjudicataires or adjudicataire as aforesaid as he the said George Pozer should be privileged aud have a right to be collocated for under and by virtue of the several deeds of obligation therein referred to and in part reci ed.Concluding the said Duncan McCallum, Colin McCallum and Daniel McCallum in and by theirsaid Petition, that the premise ses considered, this court will please rause to be issued a Writ directed to the Sheriff\u2019 of the District of Quebec commandio him to proceed to the Seizure, sale and adfudication on che sai Duncan McCallum, Colin McCallum and Daniel McCallum by Décret Volontaire as aforesaid of the said several lots of land and premi-es above described, subject to the several charges and conditions aforesaid, and (hat the suid Sheriff be ordered 101 turn the said Wii into this court On the first day of April next, And also the exhibit filed in support thereof, and vpon the whole maturely deliberated, doth grant the conclusions of the said Petition, and in consequence doth order that the Sheriff of the Di-trict of Quebec, do proceed pursuant to the Provincial Statute in such case made and provided (0 the seizure, salé and adjudication by Décret Polontaire of the lois of ground or èm- placements and premises herein before respectively described and set forth, aud in the manner and form prescribed for every other seizure,sale apd adjudication ( Décret) of immoveably property, in viriue of the laws now in ferce in this Province, subject to the several charges, clauses, conditions and stipulations contained in the said exhibit, being an acte,deed or instrue ment purporting to be a ¢* sale and conveyance\u201d by James Mc.Callum and Janet McCallum to Mresrs, Duncan McCallum, Colin McCallum, and Danie! McCallum, passed before W, T.Scott and colleague Notaries Public al Quebec the sixth Octo ber one thousand eight hundred and twenty-five, and herein above stated and fully set forti\u2014aud the court doth further ore der that the said Sheriff do return to the said court on or before the first Juridical day of April term next all that which he shall have done in virtue of the Order or Judgment.PERRAULT & BURROUGHS, P.B.R, The 20h day of June, 1827 The Court having heard the Petitioners by their council upon their motion of the nineteanih instant, seefng the consent of Messrs, Vallieres and Stuart and Black thereto, doih homolo- gate the report in this cause filod by Jeremiah Leagcrafi oti the eighteenth insiant, and in consequence doth order the Sheriff of this District to proceed in due course of law to the sule and ade judication of the immoveably property in the said report mens tioned, commonly called and known by the name of 81.Ane drew\u2019s wharf lois, and also to the sale of the immoveuble property thirdly, fourchly, fifthly and seventhly descilbed in the printed Bdvertiscments annexed 10 the schedule of rewura by the said SheriF in this cause filed, and it is further ordered that the raid Jecemiah Leuycrait have to the firsiof October next to report upon the rest and residue ul the subject matter referred to-hium in aud by the luterlocatory judgewem in this cavse rendered on the lifteenth day of June instant, and it is further aidered that the Sheriff 01 this District do retuin to this court on or before the ist day of October team next all that he sball or way have dune in virtue of the present judgement, \u2018 PERRAULT & BURROUGHS, P.B.R.Now I do hereby give public noiice that the above described ropertieshaving been seizéd and taken in exécution by me,will e respectively sold and adjudged to the highest bidder, at my cffice in the Court-House, in the said city vf Quebec, on MONDAY, the SIXTH day of AUGUST next, at ELEVEN o\u2019vlock in the forenoon, at which time and place the couditivas vf sale\u2019 will be made known, W.8, SEWELL, Sheriff.Pullic notice is hereby given pursuant to the fourth Section of the Statute passed by the Legislature of this Province in- Uteled \u201can act 10 render voluntary Sheriffs Sales Déci bls Polontuires wore easy and less expensive,\u201d thatall and every person or persons having charges and rights aud especiaily mortgages hypolheques which may be the subject of an opposition or oppositions a fin de conserver is and are by the above recited act bound and required to produce (he same eight days at least before tue day bereinbefore fixed for the adjudication of the above described property, aud further notice is given that the said Order is returuable on the first day of October Term vext.5.5 Sheriff's Office, Quebec, 10th July, 1827.Ne À Y virtue of a WRIT of EXECUTION issued to wit : out of His Majesty's Court of King\u2019s Bench, holding civil pleas in and for the district of Montreal aforesaid, to me directed, commanding me to procecd to the seizure, sale aid adjadication by Décrée Polontaire,on WILLIAM WILSON, ofthe city of Montreal, in the said district, of certain im- muveable property described in the suid writ as follows, to wit: \u201c\u201c alot of land containing three arpents in front, by twenty- three arpents in one line aud twenty-four arpents in\u2019 the other line iu depth, situated at the Cote St.Stanislas, to wit in the parish of Ste.Marguerite de Blairfindie, in the Seigniory of Laprairie de la Magdelaine, bounded in front on the south side by the south side of the petite rivière Moutreal, abuttiog in the réar to the lands of La Bataille, joining on one side to the heirs of Michael Smith on theotherside to François Bazil, with a house, barn aud other buildings thereon erected, with all and every the members and appurtenances thereunto belonging,\u201d which said Jot of land he the said William Wilson has purchased from Pierre St.Yve, of the parish of Blairfindie, and Marie Josephte Com- pin his wife, Ly her said husband thereunto duly authorized by deed duly executed before Gamelin aud Lanctot, Public Notaries, and bearing date the twenty fourth day of January last, under abd subject to such Seiguiorial rights as would in future arise | ahd become due since the eleventh day of November last, the said lot of land was possessed by the said Pierre St.Yve and his wife from 6th March, 1822, up to the said 24th January last, when the said William Wilson entered into the possession of the same by virtue of the said deed of sale, and is now in possession asowner and proprietor thereof.1 have seized and taken tbe said immoveable property in execution and do bereby give uotice that the same will be sold and adjudged to the highest bidder by Déerét Polontaireon the said William Wilson, at tlie Church door of the parish of Ste, Marguerite de Blairfindie aforesaid on MONDAY, the THIRTEENTH day of AUGUST next, at TEN o'clock in the forenoon at which time and place the conditions of sale will be made known, L.GUGY, Sheriff.All and every person and persons having claims on the immoveable property above described, by mortgage or other right or incumbrance, are hereby advertised to give notice thercof to the said Sheriff, at his office in the city of Montreal, according to Law; and further that no opposition afin d\u2019annuller ou afin de distraire, the whole or any partof the said immoveable property, or afin de charge or servitude on the same, will be received by the said Sheriff during the fifteen days previousto the sale thereof ; and all and every personor persons having charges or rights, especially mortgages, hypothéques, which may be the subject of opposition afin de conserver, are also notified 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 sale of the said immoveable property.\u2026 SheritFs Office, 6th April, 1827.Hontreal ¢ Y virtue ofa WRIT OF EXECUTION issued , to wit : out of His Majesty\u2019s Court of King's Bench, bolding civil pleas in and for the District of Montreal aforesaid at the suit of Francis Horace Taylor, of Hartford in the County of Hartford in the State of Connecticut one of the United States of North America, Merchant Taylor and Nicolas George Filgiano also Merchant Taylor, of the city and district of Montreal, late co-partners trading together at the said ci ty of Montreal under the name and firm of Taylor, & Co., against the lands and tenements of JOSEPH EDWARD FARIBAULT, of the city of Montreal aforesaid, Gentleman, to me directed, I have seized and taken in execution as belonging to the said Joseph Edward Faribault, a lot of ground or emplacement situated and being in the St.Antoine Suburbs of the City of Montreal aforesaid, known by No.15, containing thirty-five feet in front on St.Bonaventure street, by eighty feet in depth at the end of which depth the said lot is only thirty feet in depth, the whole forming a superficies of seventy-one toises and eight inches, bounded in front by St.Bonaventure street aforesaid, in the rear by François Pierre Bruneau, Esquire or his representatives, on one side by a lane Ruelle Roy, & ou the other side by one Frichette.Now I do hereby give notice that the said lot of ground or emplacement will be sold and adjudged to the highest bidder at my office in the city of Montreal aforesaid, ou WEDNESDAY the FIFTEENTH day of AUGUST next, at ONE of the clock in the forenoon, and which time and place the Conditions of sale will be made known.L.GUGY, Sheriff ,, All and every person or persons having claims on the lot of ground or emplacement above described, by mortgage or other right or incumbrance, are hereby advertised to give notice thereof to the said Sheriff, at his Office aforesaid, according to law; and further, that no opposition «fin d'annuller or afin de distraire, the whole or any part of the said lot of ground or emplacement and remises, or afin de charge or servitude on the same will e received by the said Sheriff during the fifteen days .previous to the sale thereof.- + Sheriff\u2019s Office, 6th April, 1827.Noted BY virtue of a WRIT of EXECUTION issued to wit: § out of His Majesty's Court of King\u2019s Bench, holding civil plexs in and for the District of Montreal aforesaid, at the suit of Joseph Papineau, of the City of Montreal, Esquire, in his capacity of only-acting executor to the last will THE QUEBEC GAZETTE.and testament of the late the Honourable Michael Eustache Gaspard Alain Chartier de Lotbiniere, against the lands and tenements now in the possession of JAMES TERROUX of Monttea), Gentleman, curstor, duly appointed.to the abandonment, délaissement en justice thereof, made by Antoine Chenier of the parish of Soulanges, in the seigniory of Soulanges, in the district of Montreal, yeoman, and in the said writ described as follows, to wit : two lands situate and being at La Petite Cite, in the Parish of Vaudreuil, in the Seigniory of Vau- dreuil, containing each three arpens in fron: by twenty arpens in depth, more or less, contiguous to each oiher, bounded in front by the land of Augustin Poirier dit Desloges, in the rear by the lands of La Cite St.Louis, on one side by David Dupont, and on the other side by Clement Racicot, with the buildings thereon erected, the said Jands are known under the designation of Nos.2 and 3.I do hereby give notice that the said two lands or farms will be separately sold and adjudged to the highest bidder, at the Church door of the Parish of Vau- dreuil aforesaid, on MONDAY the THIRTEENTH day of AUGUST urxt, at TEN o'clock in the forenoon, at which time and place the conditions of sale will be made known.L.GUGY, Sheriff.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\u2019an- nuller or afin 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 \u201csaid Sheriff during the fifteen days previous to the sale thereof, Sheriff\u2019s Office, 4th April, 1827.Montreal, Y virtueof a WRIT OF EXECUTION is-~ to wit : \u2018 sued out of liis Majesty\u2019s Court of King\u2019s Bench, holding civil pleas in and for the district of Montreal aforesaid to me directed, commanding me to proceed to the seizure, sale and adjudication by voluntary Sheriff\u2019s sale (Décrét Volontaire) on WILLIAM GALT, of the city of Montreal, in the district of Montreal, Shoe maker, ofa certain property described in the said Writ as follows, to wit: five lots of land or emplacements situate, lying and being in the Quebec or St.Mary\u2019s suburbs of Montreal, being lots numbers fifteen, sixteen, seventeen, twenty and twenty- two set forth in a certain plan signed Ch.Turgeon, Surveyor and deposited in the office of N.\u201d B.Doucet, Notary public, the 12th day of July last, the said lots being of the following contents and bounded as follows, to wit : the lot or emplacement No.17, contains forty feet or thereabouts in front, hy eighty feetin depth or thereabouts, is bounded in front by Lagauchetiére street, in the rear by lot No.16, hereinafter mentioned, joining on one side to\u201d Wolf street and on the other side to lot No.18, the ether four lots or emplacements being all contiguous, forming a parcel of ground of about eighty-four feet on Wolf street, where it is bounded in front about eighty feet on Amherst street, where it is bounded iutherear, and about one hundred and sixty feet in depth and joins on the north-west side by the lot or emplacement above described and by Pierre Elie and Godlope Idler, Jean Iborly and on the other side by lots Nos.14 and 23 belonging toMr.M\u2018Dougall, which said\u2019 lots of land he the said William Galt has purchased from Mrs.Angélique Miloni, widow of the late Jean Baptiste Noro, before Doucet and his colleague Notaries, on the 2nd of September last, on which said lots, thesaid William Galt since the passing of the said deed of sale caused to be built a stone house one story high.The said writ in like manner commanding me further to seize, sell and adjudge by Décret Volontaire on the said William Galt, a certain other lot of ground or emplacement situate lying and being in the Quebec Suburbs of M ontreal, containing one hundred and sixty-five feet in front, on thirty-four feet in depth or thereabouts, Bpunded in front by Ambherst street, in the rear by James Strothers, Joining on one side to Lagauchetiére street, and on the other side to Mathew M\u2018Crumb, which said lot of land, he the said William Galt purchased without any dwellings therecn erected and without any guarantee of precise measure from the said Angélique Miloni, before the said Mtre.Doucet and his colleague, Public Notaries, on the 19th day of October also last, since the passing of the last mentioned deed of sale, the said William Galt caused to be erected a wooden house, two stories high on the said last mentioned lot and premises; which said lots of land or emplacements, I am also enjoined by the said writ to publish and make known have Leen for the last three years and upwards, in the possession of the said Angelique Miloni up to the respective dates of the said acts, and since the same in the possession of the said William Galt, who is now owner and proprietor thereof.I have seized and taken the said immoveable property in execution, and do hereby give notice, that the same will be sold and adjuged to the highest bidder by Décrét Volontaire on the said William Gait, at my Office, in the city of Montreal, on MONDAY, the THIRTEENTH day of AUGUST next, at ONE o\u2019clock, at which time and place the conditions of sale will be made known.L.GUGY, Sheriff.All and every person or persons having claims on the immoveable property above described, by mortgage or other right or incumbrance, are hereby advertised to give notice thereof 10 the said Sheriff, at bis office in the city of Montreal, according to law ; and further that no opposition afin d\u2019annuller, or afin de distraire, the whole or any part of the said immoveable property or afin de charge or servitude on the same, will be received by the said Sheriff, during the Gifteen days previous to the sale thereof ; and all and every person or persons having charges or rights, especially mortgages, hypothiques, which may be the subject of opposition afin de conserver, are also notified and required to produce the same to the said Sheriff, at his office aforesaid, eight days at least before the day fixed for the sale of the said immoveable property.Sheriff's Office, 6th April 1827, ; Montreal, Y virtue of a WRIT of EXECUTION issued to wit : ¢ 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 the Honorable Toussaint Pothier, Esquire, of the City of Montreal, in the said District, seignior, proprietor and possessor of the fief La Gauchetiere, situated in the said District, against the lands and tenements of JOSEPH GI.POULOU, the elder, carpenter,and JOSEPH GIPOULOU, the younger, blacksmith, both of the City of Montreal aforesaid, jointly and severally, to me directed; I have seized and taken in execution, as belonging to the said Joseph Gipoulou, the elder, and Joseph Gipoulou, the younger, a lot of ground or emplacement situated in the censive of the fief La Gauche- tiere, in the City of Montreal aforesaid, containing forty-two feet in front by one hundred and twenty feet in depth, bounded in front by St.Catherine-street, in the rear by Jacob Mar- ston or his representatives, on the north side by Jean Roch Rolland, and on the other side in part by George Wurtele, and July 19, in part by the said Jacob Marston, with 2 wooden house thereon erected.Now I do hereby give notice that the said lot of ground or emplacement and premises will be sold and adjudged to the highest bidder, at my Office, in the City of Montreal aforesaid, on TUESDAY the FOURTEENTH day \u2018of AU GUST next, at ONE of tlie clock in the afternoon, at which time and place the conditions of sale will be made known.L.GUGY, Sheriff.All and every person or persons having claims on the Jot of ground or emplacement 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\u2019an- nuller or afin de distraire, the whole or any part of the said lots of ground and premises afin de charge Or servitude on the same, will be received by the said Sheriff during the fifteen days previous to the sale thereof.Sheriffs Office, 6th April, 1827.Montreal, BY virtue of s WRIT of EXECUTION, issued to wit: } out of His Majesty\u2019s Court of King\u2019s Bench bolding Civil Pleas in and for the District of Montreal aforesaid, at the suit of the Honourable Toussaint Potbier, Esquire, of the City of Montreal, in the said District, seignior, proprie= tor and possessor of the fief La Gauchetiere, against the lands and tenements of AUGUSTIN PERRAULT, of thesame place, carpenter, I have seized and taken in execution as belonging to the said Augustin Perrault, alot of ground or emplacement situated in the censive ofthe fief La Gauchetiere,in the Parish of Montreal, in the City of Montreal, in the said District, containing forty feel in front by one hundred and twen'y four feetandan half in depth, more or less, bounded in front by St.Constant.street, inthe rear by Fief Closse, on one side by Jose ph Jutras, and on the other side in part by Jean Roch Rolland and in part by John Blackledge, with a wooden house thereon erected ; Now I do hereby give notice, that the said lot of ground and premises will be sold and adjudged to the highest bidder, at my office, in the City of Monreal aforesaid, on TUESDAY the FOURTEENTH day of AUGUST next, at ELEVEN of the clock in the forenoon, at which time and place the conditions of sale will be made known.L.GUGY, Sheriff.Alland every person or persons having claims on the lot of land and premises above described, by mortgage or other right or incumbrance, are hereby advertised to give notice thereof to the said Sheriff, at his Office in the city of Montreal afore- sa'd according to law, and further, that no opposition afin d\u2019un- nuller or afin de distraire, the whole,or any part of the said piece orparcel of land and premises, Or afin de charge Or servitude on the same, will be received by the said Sheriff, during the fifteen days previous to the sale thereof.Sheriff\u2019s Office, 6th April, 1527.Montreal.¢ Y virtue of a WRIT of EXECUTION issued to wit : out of His Majesty's Court of King\u2019s Bench, holding civil pleas in and for the District of Montieal aforesaid, at the suit of John Smith of the city of Montreal, in the said district, Trader, against the lands and tenements of FRANCIS BEATTIE, of the city of Montreal aforesaid, Trader, to me dirccted, J have seized and taken in execution as belonging to the said Francis Beattie, lo.a lot of Jand situated and being in the second division of the Seigniory of Monnoir, in the sixth concession in the parish of St.Mary, in the said district, being lot No.187, joining on the south to William Humphreys, and on the north lot No.183.20.a lot of land situated and being in the said second division of the said Seigniory, in the parish of St, Mary aforesaid, being lot No.186, joining on the south lot No.187, aud on the north Jonathan Motteshed, each of the said lots of land contain four arpents in front by thirty in depth, and are both bounded in front by the King\u2019s highroad and in the rear by the fifth concessicn,\u201d Now 1 do hereby give notice that the said lots of land will be sold and adjudged to the bighest bidder at the Church door of the parish of St.Mary aforesaid, on MONDAY, the THIRTEENTH of AUGUST next, at TEN o\u2019cluck in the forenoon, at which time and p'ace the conditions of sale will be made known.L.GUGY, Steriff.All and every person or persons having claims on the of land and premises above described, by mortgage or other right or incumbrance are hereby advertised to give notice t hereof to the said Sheriff, at his Offiee, in the City of Montreal according to law, and further, that no opposition afin d\u2019annuller or afin de distraire the whole or any part of the said lot or piece of land, or afin de charge or servitude, on the same will be received by the said Sheriff during the fifteen days previous to the sale thereof.Sheriff\u2019s Office, 6th April 1827.Montreal Y virtue of a WRIT OF EXECUTION to wit : ¢ D issued out of His Majes!y\u2019s Court of King\u2019s Bench ho!ding civil pleas in and for the district of Montreal, afores id, at the instance of Samuel Southby Bridge, of the city of Montreal in the district of Montreal, merchant, against the lands and possessions of EDWARD PREGEN, Auctioneer and Broker of the said city of Montreal, to me directed, I have seized and taken in execution as belonging to the said Edward Pregen, a certain piece of grcund planted with fruit trees, Situate in the St.Laurent Suburb cf the city of Montreal, Containing one arpent in front by one arpent in depth, more or le-s, bounded on one side by Sanguinet street, in the rear by Joseph Papineau, Fsquire, on one side by Jean Donnelly and on the o her side by Bartholemy Gaudry, with a wooden house and other buildings thereon erected.Now I do hereby give notice that the said piece of ground and dependencies will be sold and arjud; ed to the highest bidder at my office on WEDNESDAY the TWENTY-SIXTH day of SEPTEMBER next, at ONE o'clock in the afternoon, at which time and place the conditious of sale will be made known.L.GUGY, Sheriff.All and every person or persons having claims on the lands and tenements above described, by mortgage or other right of incumbrance, are hereby advertised to give notice thereof to the said Sberiff, at his Office in the city of Montreal according tolaw ; and further, that no opposition afin d\u2019annuller or afin de distraire, the whole or any part of the said lands and tne ments or afin de charge or servitude on the same, will be received by the said Sheriff during the fifieen days previous to the sale thereof.SherifPs Office, 19th May, 1827, Monet Y virtue of .a WRIT OF EXECUTION to wit : issued out of His Majesty\u2019s Court of King\u2019s Bench holding civil pléas in and for the district of Montreal aforesaid, at the instance of Antoine Merizi.Tavern-keeper, of the parish St.Cyprien in the seigniory De Lery in the district of Montreal aforesaid, against the lands and tenements of FRANCOIS TERRIEN, master blacksmith, of the said parish St.Cyprien, to me directed, 1 have seized and taken in execution as belonging to the said François Terrien, a lotef ground situate and being in the said parish 1827.GAZETTE DE QUEBEC.425 St.Cyprien, being heretofore a part and portion of the land of ane Antoine Belanger, in the front thereof, in the first range of concessions on the eastern side of the small river Montreal, containing half an arpent in front by one arpent and a half along one of the side lines, and one arpent and three fourths of an arpent on the other line in depth, more or less, or rather by such a depth as may be found from the said river Montreal to the King's high way, which runs along the east side of the said river, bounded on one side by the said Antoine Belanger and on \u2018the other side by Jean Baptiste Filion, with a house and other buildings thereon erected.Now I do hereby give notice that the said lot of ground nd its dependencies will be sold and adjudged tothe highest bidder at the Church door of the said parish St.Cyprien on TUESDAY the TWENTY-FIFTH day of SEPTEMBER next, at TEN o\u2019clock in the forenoon at which time and place the conditions of sale will be made known.L.GUGY, Sheriff.All and every person or persons having claims on the lot of land above described, by mortgage or other right or incumbrance, are hereby advertised 10 give notice thereof to the said Sheriff, at fis Office in the City of Montreal, according to law ; and further, that no opposition afin d\u2019annuller or afin de distraire the whole or any part of the said land, or afin de charge or servitude ou the same will be received by the suid Sheriff during the fifieen days previous to che sale thereof, Sheriff\u2019s Office, 18th May, 1827.Montreal, Y virtueof a WRIT of EXECUTION, issucd to wit: Ç out of His Majesty's Court of King\u2019s Bench, holding civil pleas in and for the District of Moutreal aforesaid, at the instance of Louis Boyer dit Quintal, tradesman, of the city of Montreal, and Flore Theodore Cares dit St, Jean, likewise tradesman of the same place, carrying on trade under the name and firm of Boyer & St, Jean, against the lands and tenement, of FRANCOIS ALLARD, Furrier in the said city of \"Moutreal, to me directed, I have seized and taken in execution, as belonging to the said Frang is Allard, a lot of ground or em- placemcutof forty leet in frout by one hundred and sixty feet in depth, more or less bounded in frontat the street la Gauchetiere, in the rear by the representatives of the late Pierre Foretier, Esq.on the northeast side by the Honourable Tousaint Pothier, and ou the other side, to the south west by the widow Rangeard, being the said lot of ground or emplacement situate in the suburb St Laurent of this city, and with a wooden house thereon erected.Now I do hereby give notice that the said lot of ground and dependauce will be sold and adjudged to the highest bidder, at my office, on TUESDAY, the TWENTY-FIFTH day of SEPTEMBER next, at ONE o'clock in the afternoon, at which time and place the conditions of the sale will be made known.L.GUGY, Sheriff.All and every person or persons having claims on the said lot of ground 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 Mont- - real, according to law ; and further, that no opposition, afin d\u2019annuller or afin de distraire, the whole or any partof the said four farms, or afin de charge or servitude on the same, will be received by the said Sheriff during the fifteen days previous to the sale thereof.* + Sheriff's Office, 18th May, 1827.Montreal BY virtue of a WRIT OF EXECUTION to wit : ; issued out of Mis Majesty\u2019s Court of King\u2019s Bench holding civil pleas in and for the district of Montreal aforesaid, at the suit of Mugh Robertson, of the city of Glasgow, in that part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland called Scotland, and Joseph Masson of Montreal in the district of Montreal merchants and co- partners carrying on trade and business together at Montreal aforesaid under the name and firm of Robertson, Masson & Co., against the lands and tenements of JEAN BAPTISTE FOURNIER, Esquire, late of the parish of Rigaud in the district of Montreal, and now of the city of Montreal merchant to me directed, T haveseized and taken in execution as belonging to the said Jean Baptiste Fournier, Ist.An Emplacement situate in the parish of Rigaud, containing one acre and three perchesin front by such depth as may be found from the King\u2019s highway to the Rivera la Graisse, bounded in front by the said highway, andin the rear by the said river, on the north by the lands of the fabrique of the said parish, and on the south by the lands of Antoine Lalonde with a house and other buildings thereon erected.2d.A piece of'land situate on the south side of the said King\u2019s highway and opposite the above des r.hed emplacement containing one half acre square with a small building thereon erected, bounded in front by the said highway in rear and on one side by Antoine Lalonde and on the other side by the lands of the said fabrique.2d.A farm situate on the south of the said river ala Graisse containing forty nine acres more or less bounded in front by the said river a la Graisse, in rear by lands not conceded, on one side by Antoine Lalonde, and on the other side by lands belonging to the seigniory, with a barn thereon erected.4th.Three nndivided fifths in the half of lot No.13, containing sixty acres more or less, of an irregular figure, and five sevenths also undivided in the other half of the.said lot, bourded on the north east by the said river a la Graisse, in front by the highway, in rear and on one side by Amable Leduc, and the other side by Pierre Lavallée.Now I do hereby give notice that the said four lots will be sold and adjudged to the highest bidder at the Church door of the said parish of Rigaud on TUESDAY the TWENTY-FIFTH day of SEPTEMBER next, at TEN ~ o'clock in the forenoon, at which time and place the conditions of sale will be make known.L.GUGY, Sheriff.All and every person or persons having claims on the land and dependances above described, by mortgage or other right orincumbrance, are hereby advertised to give notice thereof to the said Sheriff at hisoffice in the city of Montreal, according to law; & further, that no opposition afin d\u2019annuller or afin de distraire, the whole or any part of the said land 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 thereof.Sherift\u2019s Office, 18th May, 1827.Monet Y virtue of a WRIT OF EXECUTION, to wit: issued out of His Majesty\u2019s Court of King\u2019s Bencl., holding civil pleas in and for the district of Montreal, \u201caforesaid, a: the suit of James William Brown, of Kingston, in the province of Upper Canada, and actually at the parish of Laprairie de la Magdalen, in the district of Montreal, merchant, against the lands and tenements of STEPHEN PEARL KEYES, of Russeltown, in the Seigniory of Beauharnois, in the district of Monireal, trader, and Merrit Hotchkiss, of the taid parish of Laprairie de la Magdalen, trader, now or lately , bopartners, to me directed, I havescized and take in Execution, as belonging to the said defendants jointly and severally, a certain tract of land in the said writ described as follows, to wit : \u201ca certain tract of land situated in the township of Hem.mingford, containing one hundred superficial acres, 10 be taken aud measured out of the west half of lot No.135, in the third range of lots, bounded on the west by loi No.136, in the said range, on the east by the remaining part of said lot, on the north by the King\u2019s high way, and on che south by the second concession of the said township >> Ido hereby give notice, that the said tract of land, will be sold and adjudged at my office in the city of Montreal,on WEDNESDAY (he TWEN- TY-S!XTH day of SEPTEMBER next, at TI:N o'clock in the forenoon, at which time and place the condiiions of sale will be made kaowa, L.GUGY.Sheriff.All and every person or persons having claims on the land above described, by mortgage or other right or incumbrance, are hereby advertised to give notice thereof to the said Sheriff, at his Offiee in the City of Montreal, occording to law; aud further, that no oppofition afin d\u2019annuller or afin de distraire the whole or any partof the said land, 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, Sherift\u201ds Office, 18th May, 1827, Montreal, Y virtue ofa WRIT OF EXECUTION, is- to wit : Ç sued 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 Charles Christopher Johnson, of the city of Montreal, Esq.S:ignior of the Seigniory of Argen- teuil, in\"the said district of Montreal, against the lands and tenements which may bein the handsand possession of WILLIAM TEASDALE, of the said Seigniory of Argenteuil, Gentleman in his capacity of Curator to the vacant estate and succession of the late Ward Stone, deceased, in his lifetime of the said Seigniory of Argenteuil, Yeoman, to me directed, I have seized and taken in execution as being inthe possession of the said Wm.Teasdale, in his aforesaid capacity :\u20144A piece of lund, situate in the said Seigniory of Argenteuil, known and distinguished asmaking a part of lot No.one in the angle between Lane\u2019s purchase and Dewell\u2019s purchase, and thereby bounded on two sides and on the third side by the lands of William Scott, the aforesaid piece of land containing one hundred, and eighty acres or thereabouts is superficie.Now I do hereby give notice, that the said piece of land will be sold and adjudged at the church door, inthe village of St.Andrews, in the Seigniory of Argenteuil aforesaid, on TUESDAY the 25th day of September next, at ten o\u2019clock in the forenoon, at which time and place the conditions of sale will be made known, L.GUGY.Sheriff.All and every person or persons having claims ou the lot of ground or emplacement above described, by mortgage or other right orincumbrance, are hereby advertised to give notice thereof to the said Sheriff, at his Office in the City of Montreal, according to law; and further, that no opposition afin d\u2019 annuller or afin de distraire the whole or any part of the said land,or afin de charge or servitude on the same will be reccived by the said Sheriff during the fifteen days previous to the sale thereof.Sheriff's Office, 18th May.1827.Montreal, Y virtue of a WRIT of EXECUTION, issued to wit: out of His Majesty\u2019s Court of King's Bench, holding civil pleas in and for the district of Montreal aforesaid, at the suit of Samuel Gale, of the city of Montreul,in the said district, I:quire, agaiust the lands and (enements of STEPHEN SEWELL, of the said city and district, Esquire, to me directed, I have seized and taken in execdtion Lots No.17,15, 19, 21, 24, 27, & 28 in the first range of lots in the Township of Hinchinbrooke in the said disirict, Lots No 18, 34, 36, 40, & 46 in ihe first range, No, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60 & 81 in the Second range, and No.130, 131 & 134 in the third range of lots in the Township of Hemmingford in the said district.Lot No.22 in the second range of lots in the Township of Faroham, in the said district, A lot of ground or emplacement situate iu the said city of Montreal, Noire Dame street, containing aboutsixty two feet english measure in front by about two bundred and sixteen feet, cume measure in depth, bounded in frontby Notre Dame street aforesaid, and inthe rear by Champ de Mars street, on one side by Frederic Augustus Quesnel, Esquire, and on the other side by the lot of the Honorable Toussaint Pothier, as the same is now inclosed and extends, with a house and other buildings thereonerected.Now 1 do hereby give notice that the said Towuship lands and emplacement and premises will be sold and adjudged 10 the highest bidder at mv offire in the city of Montreal, St.Gabriel Sireer, on THURSDAY, the TWENTY- SEVENTH day of SEPTEMBIR next,at ELEVEN o'clock in the forenoon, at which time andplace 1he conditions of sale will be made known.L: GUGY, Sheriff.AH and every person or persons having claims on the lund ubuve described, by morigage or othes right or incumbrance, are hereby advertised to give notice thereuf (o the said Sheriff, at his Office in the City of Montreal, according to law; and further that no opposition afin d\u2018annuller or afinde distraire the whole or uny pari of the said land, or afin de charge or servitude on the same will be received by the said Sherilf dur- iug the fifteen dass previous in the sale hereof.sherifl*s Office, 22d May, 1827.Montreal, Y virtue of a WRIT of EXECUTION issued to wit : ¢ out of His Majesty\u2019s Court of King Bench, holding civil pleas in and for the district of Montreal aforesaid, at the suit of Marie Charles Joseph Lemoine de Longueuil, widow of the late David Alexander Grant, Esqr.deceased, Baroness of Longueuil, seigrioress in posssession of the Barony of Longueuil, and of theseigniory of Belœil in the said district of Montreal, agaiust the lands and tenements of SILVAIN GUERTIN, of the parish of st.Mathieu de Beleeil, yeoman and Adelaide Baudry his wife, to me directed ; |] have seized and taken in execution as belonging to the said Silvain Guertain, A piece or parcel of land situate, lying and being in the fourth concession of the parish of st.Mathieu de Belœil and within the Censive of the seigniory of Belo:il, containing three arpents in front by thirty arpents in depth more or less, bounded in front by the widow and heirs of Christophe Hamelle, in the rear by Jean Baptiste and Francois Petit Beaurhemin, on one side by Pierre Arrivé and on the other side by Louis Valin, with two houses, a barn aad other buildings thereon erected.Now I do hereby give notice, that the said piece of land and premises wiil be suld and adjudged to the highest bidder, at the Church door of the said parish of st, Mathieu d= Belœil, on MONDAY, the fi;st day of OCTOBER next, at TEN o'clock in the forenoon, at which time and place the couditions of sale Will be made known.L.GUGY, Sheriff.All and every person or persons having claims on the land above described, by mortgage or other right or incumbrance, are hereby adveriised to give notice thereuf to.1he said Sheriff, at his Office in the City of Montreal, according to laws and fuither, that no oppusition afin d\u2019annuller or afin de distraire the whole or any part of the said land, or afin de charge or ser vitude on the same will be received by the said Shesiff during the fifteen days previous to the sale thereof, Sheri&\u20193 des.25ib May, 18A7.= Montreal, Y virtue ofa WRIT OF EXECUTION, to wit : issued out of His Majesty's Court of King's Bench, holding civil pleas in and for the district of Montreal aforesaid, at the suit of CHARLES CHRISTOPHER JOIINSON, of the city of Montreal, Esq.Seignior of the Seigniory of Argenteuil, in the suid district of Montreal, against the lands and tenements in the possession of WILLIAM TEASDALE, of the said Seigniory of Argen- teuil, Gentleman, in his capacity of Curator to the vacant ¢s« tate & succebsion of the late Joel Leonard, deceased, in his lifetime of the said Seigniory of Argenteuil Yeoinan, to me directed, 1 have seized and taken in execution as belonging to the said vacant estate in the hands of the aforesaid Cu rator William Teasdale, lo.A lot of land situate in the said seigniory of Argenteuil, designated under No.14, containing three acres in front by thirty acres in depth, bounded in frant by the base line of the beech ridge (cite des hêtres) and in reèr by the lands of James Brown, juining on one side to lot No.33, and on the other to lot No.15 hereafter described.Zo.Another lotof land situate in the same seigniory and concession, being lot No.15, containing three acresin front by thirty acres iu depth, bounded in front and rear like the preceding, joining ou one side to the above lot No.14, and on the other to fot No.16.30.Another lot of land adjoining the preceding and known as No.16, of the same front and rear, and joining on one side to the above described lot No.15, and on the otherto No, 17, 40.Another lot of land adjoining the preceding, being lot No.17, of same front and depth, and bounded in front and rear as lot No.14 first above described, and joining on one side to the above \u2018lot No.16, and on the other to lot 18.\u2018 Now I do hereby give notice, that the said four lots of land will be sold and adjudged to the highest bidder at the church door, in the village of St.Andrews, in the Seigniory of Ar- genteuil aforesaid, on TUESDAY the 25thday of September next, at cleven o'clock in the forenoon, at which time and place the conditions of'sale will be made known.L.GUGY Sheriff.All and every person or persons having claims on tbe land above described, by mortgage or other rigbt or incumbrance ave hereby advertised to give notice ihereuf to the said Sherilf, at his Olfice in the City of Montreal, according to law; and further, that no opposition afin d\u2019annuller or afin de distraire the whole or any part of the said lund, or afin de charge or servitude on the same will be received by the said Sheriff durin the fifteen days previous to the sale thereof, - \u2019 Shetifi\u2019s Office, 18th May, 1827.vo Montreal, Y virtue ofa WRIT of EXECUTION, is- to wit : ¢ sued out of His Majesty\u2019s Court of King\u2019s Bench, holding Civil pleas, in and for the District of Mone treal aforesaid, to me directed, commanding me to procéed to the seizure, sale and adjudication, by décret volontaire, upon BENJAMIN BERTHELLET, physician, of Montreal, in the district of Montreal, of certain immoveable property described in the said writ as follows, to wit, a lot or piece of ground, of irregular figure, situated at the coteau St.Louis, in the St.Lawrencc suburbs, of the city of Montreal, aforesaid containing about eight arpents in superficies, more or less, as the whole is now enclosed between the neighbours bounded in front by Bleury street, in the rear in part by the heirs or representatives of the late Joseph Frobisher Esq.andin part by the heirs or representatives of the late Jean Baptiste Durocher, on one side by the heirs or representatives of the said Jean Baptiste Durocher, and on thc otherside by the representatives of Thomas Barbeau, Nicolas Brisson, PierrePineau,Gabriel Roy, Pierre Picard & Pierve Bazinet, with a house and other buildings thereon erceted, belonging to the said Benjamin Berthelet, and which he lately acquired from Thomas Frenchand William Forbes hy deed of sale passed before Mtre.Doucet and his confrére Notaries theseventeenth day of October last\u2014subject to the charges described in the said order as follows: ¢¢ Subject to the u- ¢¢ sual Seignioral rights and to the following payments, to \u201c wit: on the first day of May one thousand eight hundred and twenty eight.of the sum of three hundred and thirty ¢¢ three pounds six shillings and eight pence currency, to \u2018* the said Thomas French and William Forbes, or to their \u201c* representatives or assignss on the first day of May one ¢¢ thousand eight hundred and twenty nine of like sum of ¢¢ three hundred and thirty three pounds, six shillings apd ¢ eight pence like currency tothe said Thomas French and ¢ William Forbes, their heirs or assigns, with interest to ¢ be paid annually on the said sums reckoning from the \u2018 first day of May one thousand eight hundred and twenty \u2018* seven for the security of payment of the said sums and of \u2018* the interests on the same, the said William Forbes and Thomas French have an hypothéque privilégiée et de bailleurs de fonds, as being the sellers of the said immoveable \u2018* property to the said Benjamin Berthelet, which said eme placements since the seventeenth day of October last, have been in the possession of the said Benjamin Berthelet, and previously, so far back as the twenty third day of August one thousand cight hundred and twenty-two has been in the possession of the said Thomas French and William Forbes, I have seized and taken in exceution the aforesaid iméo- veable property, and do hereby give notice that the same will be sold and adjudged subject to the charges above mentioned, by Decrêt Volontaire upon the said Benjamin Ber- thelet, at my Office in the City of Montreal aforesaid on THURSDAY, the 22nd day of NOVEMBER next, at ONE of the clock in the afternoon, at which time and place the further conditions of sale will be made known.L.GUGY, Sheriff, All and every person or persons having claims on the immoveable property above described, by mortgageor othor riglit or incumbrance, are hereby advertised, to give notice thereaf to the said Sheriff, at his office in the city of Montreal, according to Law; and further, that no opposition afin d\u2019annuller où afin de distraire, the whole or any part of the said immovcable property, or afin de charge or servitude on the same, wil} be received by the said Sheriff during the fifteen days previous to the sale thereof ; and all and every person or persons having charges or rights, especially martgages, hypothégées, vhich may be the subject of opposition afin de conserver, are also uotified and required to produce the same to the said Sheriff, at hisoffice aforesaid, eight days at the least before the day fixed for the sale of the said iminoveable property.- Sherifs Office, 14th July, 1827.Montreal, ?RY virtue of a WRIT OF EXECUTION to wit: ) issued out of His Majesty's Court of King\u2019s Bench, holding civil pleas in and forthe District of Montreal, aforesaid, at the suit of Rosina Ann Smith, of the City of Montreal, in the District aforesaid, spinster.daughterof the late James Smith, of Montreal aforesaid.Merchant, and of the late Susannah McClement, his wife, both deceased, against the lands and tenements of JOIIN BROWN, of the sgid.City of Montreal, merchant, to me directed, I have seized and taken in execution, as belonging to the said John Brown ; 1°.A lot of land situated in the St.Lawrence Suburb of the City of Montreal, in the said District, containing forty five feet in front, more or less, Ly forty five fort, \u20ac ~ ~ [4 © ms 426 THE QUEBEC GAZETTE, July 10, more or less, in depth, bounded in front hy St.Elizabeth street, in the rear by a lot of ground belonging to the said John Brown, onthe north side by Dorchester street, and on the south side by a lot of laud belonging to the said John Brown, with a wooden house thereon erected.2¢.A lot of land situated in the >t.Lawrence Suburb aforesaid, con taining forty feet in front, more or less, by forty five feet, more or less in depth, bounded in front by 8t, - Elizabeth street aforesaid, on the north side by the lot of land above described, and on the south by the land of one Guillaume Martineau, with a wooden house and stable thereon erected.8°.A lot of land situated in the St.Lawrence Suburb aforesaid, containing forty five feet in front, more or less, by eighty five feet in depth, more or less, bounded in front by Dorchester street atoresaid, in the rear by the land of Guil- laune Martineau, on the west side by the land of one Henri St, Jean, and on the north by the lots above described.4°.A lot of land situated near the City of Montreal aforesaid, on the north east side of the road leading from the St, Mary\u2019s Suburb to Côte de la Visitation, known by nuinber 7, containing forty five feet in front by ninety feet in depth, bounded in front by a public square, in the rear by Pierre Monarque, Junior, or his representatives, joining on one side to the south east to Henry Sauvage, and on the north west to lot No.8, withoutany buil.lings thereon erected.5°.A Jot of land situated on the north eastside of the road leading from St.Mary\u2019s Suburb to Côte de la Visitation aforesaid, known by No.8, contaiuing forty five feet in front, by ninety feet in depth, bounded in front by the public square aforesaid, in the rea: by Pierre Monarque, Junior, orhis representatives, on the south east side by the lot above described under No.4, and on the north west side by a road without any huildings thereon erected.6°.A lot of land situated on the south west side of the road leading trom the foot of the Ste.Mary's Suburb aforesaid, to the Cote de la Visitation, containing one acre and one quarter in front, by one hundred and forty five in depth, bonndedin front by the said road, in the rear by the representatives of the late Charles Blake, un the souih east side by an avenue of thirty six feet broad, and on the north westside by therepresenta- tives of the late Alexander McKay, without any buildings thereon erected.7°.A lot of land situated in the Parish of Ste.Therese, in the District of Montreal aforesaid, on the south side of the liver Ste.Therese, consisting of all the depth that may be found beiween the land of Paul La.croix, and the road leading to one Pierre Celeste dit Latu.lippe, and on the front by all that may be found between a land belonging to Charles Tremblé to the north east, and the high road to the south west.8°.A lot of ground situated in the City of Montreal aforesaid, on Notre-Dame street, containing forty five feet in front, more or less, on said street by all the depth that may be found from the suid street to the line of separation between the said lot of land, and the garden of the Hôtel-Dieu, joining on one side to the property of the heirs of the late Duncan C.McDouell, and on the other side to St.Joseph street, with (wo stone houses, stone store, aed other buildings thereon erected.Now 1 do hereby give notice that the said lands and tenements above described under No.1.2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 8, will be sold and adjudged to the highest bidder, at my office, in the City of Montreal aforesuid, on TUESDAY the TWENTIETH day of NOVEMBER next, at ON Li of the Clock in the afternoon, and that the lot of land above described under No, 7, will bes.ld and adjudged tothe highest bidder, at the Church door of the Parish of Ste.Therese, atforesaid,on WEDNESDAY.the TWENTY FIRST day of the Month of NOVEMBER, at TEN o'Clock in the forenoon, at which respective timesand places the conditions of sale will be made kuown.L.GUGY, Sheriff.All and every person or persons having claims on the lands and tenemeuts above described, by mortgage or other right orincuinbrance,, ave hereby advertized to give notice thereof to the said Sheriff, at his Office in tne City of Montreal, according to law ; aod [urtier, that no opposition afin d'annuller or afen de distrarre the whole or any partof the said land, or afin de churge or servitude on thesame will be recciv- ed by the said Sheriff during the fifteen days previous to the sale thereof.Sheriff\u2019s Oifice, 14th July, 1827.Montreal, Y virtue of a WRIT of EXECUTION, to wit : ¢ issued out of Ilis Majesty's Court of King\u2019s Bench, holding civil pleas in and for the District of Montreal aturesaid, at the suit of Juseph Gedeon Bertrand, yeo- mai, residing in the parish of St.Thèrese de Blainville, in the said District, aguinst the lands and teneinents that might be found in the hands, possession or power of PETER DEVINS, one of the Bailifls of the said Court of King\u2019s Bench, residing in the City and District of Montreal, in his capacity of Curator, duly elected to John Grant, merchant, formerly of the parish of St.Laurent, in the District of Montreal aforesaid, now absent troin this Province, to me directed ; I have seized and taken in execution, as belonging to the said Peter Devins, in his said capacity, an emplacement situated in the village and parish of St.Laurent, in the District of Montreal, coutaining sixty feet in front by eighty feet in depth, with a wooden house thereon erected, bounded in front by the King\u2019s highway, in the rear and on one side by Amable Boutron dit Major, and on the other side by Jean Baptiste Aubry.Now 1 do hereby give notice, that the said emplacement will be sold and adjudged to the highest bidder, at the Churh door of the parish of St.Laurént aforesaid, on TUESDAY, the TWENTIETH 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.L.GUGY.Sheriff, All and every person or persons having claims on the land above descritred, by mortgage or other tizht or incumbrauce, are hereby adveriised to give notice thereof 10 the said Sherif, at his Office in the City of Montreal, nccording to laws and further, that no opposiiion afin d\u2019annuller or afin de distraire the whole of any part of the said lund, or afin de charge or servitude on the same will be received by the said Sheiiff during the tif een davs previous to the sale thereof, She ttfx Office, Ttih Julv, 1827, Montreal, Y virtue ofa WRIT of EXECUTION, is- to wit: § i sued out of Mis Majesty\u2019s Court of King's Bench, holding civil pleas, in and for the district of Montreal aforesaid, at the suit of Dame Marie Amable Mayrand, of the city of Montreal, in the district of Montreal, widow of the late Jean Baptiste Hevigault, in his lifetime of the same place, Physician and Surgeon, as having been commune en hiens with the suid late Jean Baptiste Herigault, as legataire en usufruit des biens, left by the said late Jean Baptiste Herigault, her husband dereused, Jean Baptiste |.Herigault, Physician and Surgeon, ofthe parish of St.Laurent, in ihe said district, as well in Lis own name as curator duly appointed in justice to André Herigault, his brother, absent from this Province, Toussaint Peltier, Esquire Ad- Voente of the said city and district of Montreal, as yellas executor to the last will and testament of the said late Jean Baptiste Herigault, as having married Dame Marie Emeclie Herigault, and the said Dame Marie Emelie Herigault, his wife, by him authorized, the said Jean Baptiste Herigault, André Herigault, and Dame Marie Emelie Herigault, universal legatees of the property left by the said late Jean Baptiste Herigault, their father deceascd, against the lands and tenements of THOMAS DESILETS dit MOUSSEAU, of the parish of St.Pierre du Portage, comm nly called parish of \u2018* l\u2019Assomption,\u201d in the said district of Montreal, yeoman, and Charlotte Vaillant, his wife, to me directed, I have seized and taken in execution as belonging to the said Thomas Desilets dit Mouseau, and Charlotte Vaillant, his wife, a piece of land ofirregular figure, being part of the concession known by the name of ¢ Portage I\u2019Assomption,\u201d\u2019 bounded on one end by the river l\u2019Assomption, on the other end and on one side by the emplacement of the village of 1\u2019 Assomption, on the other side by Laurent Leroux, Esquire, of whatever dimensions thesume may be found.Now I do hereby give notice, that the said piece of land will be sold and adjudged to the highest bidder, at the church door of the parish of I'Assomption aforesaid, on TUESDAY, the twentieth day of NOVEMBER next, at TEN of the clock in the forenoon, at which time and place the conditions of sals will be made known.L.GUGY, Sheriff.All and every person or persons having claims on the piece of land above described, by mortgage or other right or incuinbrance, are hereby advertised to give notice thereof to the said Sheriff, at his Office in the city of Montreal, according tdlaw ; and further, that no opposition afin d\u2019an- nuller or afin de distra/ve the whole vr any part of the said land or afin de charge or servitude on the same will be received by the said Sheriff during the fifteen days previous to the sale thereof.Sheriff\u2019s Office, 14th July, 1827, Moutreal, By virine of a WRIT of EXECUTION, to wit: } issued out of His Majesty\"s Court of King\u2019s Bench, holding civil pleas in and for the District of Montreal, at the suit of Joseph Joubert Cooper, of the City of Montreal, in the District of Montreal, sole surviving testamentary Executor of the late Michel Boucher, in his lifetime, Butcher, of the said City of Montreal, against the lands and tenements of JOLIN MEAD, Butcher, of Montreal, in the District of Montreal, to me directed, I have seized and taken in execution, as belonging to the said John Meade, a lot of land, or emplacement, situate in Salaberry- strect, in the Quebec SuLurbe, of the City of Montreal aforesaid, being of an irregular figure, containing two hundred and two /oises and cight feet in superficies, bounded in tront by Salaberry-stieet, in the rear by John Roch Rollaud, Esquire, on one side by a small river, and on the other side by Joseph Amiotte, with a wooden house built thereon.Now I do hereby give notice that the said lot of land or emplacement, will be sold and adju:!ged to the Lighest bidder, at my Office, in the City of Montreal aforesaid, on WEDNESDAY, the TWENTY-FIRST day of NOVEMBER next.at ONE of the Clock in the afternoon, at which time and place the further conditions of sale will be made known.L.GUGY, Sheriff, All and every person or persous having claims on the lot of land gr emplacemont above described, by mortgage or other righr or incumbrance, are hereby advertised to give notice thercof'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 distrairethe whole or any part of the said land, or afin de charge or servitude on the same will be received by the said Sheriff during the fifteen days previous to the sale thereot.Sheriff\u2019s Office, 14th July, 1827.No, 1319, ¢ 2 Y virtue of an ALIAS WRIT of Quebec, to wit : FIRE FACLIAS issued out of His Majesty's Court of King\u2019s Bench, hoiding civil pleas in and for the district of Quebec, at the suit of Alexander Fraser, Esquire, of the parish of Riviere du Loup, in the County of Coruwallis, in thie district of Quebec, Seigneur of the Seigneurie of Riviere du Loup, against the lands and tenements of PLERRE MERCLER, of the parish of Riviere du Loup, in the County of Cornwallis.in the district of Quebec, landholder, to me directed, 1 have seized und taken in ex- ecuiion, as belonging to the said Pierre Mercier, to wit ; « twelve arpens of land in front, and more if they muy be «¢ found, by thirty six arpens more or less in depih, situate «¢ at the said parish of Riviere du Loup, all along the River ¢« St.Lawrence, running North East, & South West, bounded «¢ on the North East by Gabriel Plourde and Jean Bte.Lu- \u201c cas, on the South West, partly by the river St.Lawrence, «« and partly by the river called Riviere du Loup, on the « North by the River St.Lawrence, and on the South by ¢\u201c the representatives ofthe late John Mc Laughlin, with the ** right of Chasse ct pêche (fishing and fowling), which land *\u2018 is known under the name of the Grande Pointe, together ¢¢ with all the buildings thereon erected, circumstances and «« dependances.\u201d\u2019 Now I do hereby give public notice that the above déscribed property will be sold and adjudged to the highest bidder, at the Church door of the aforesaid parish of Riviere du Loup, on TUESDAY, the TWENTY- SEVENTH day of NOVEMBER next, at TEN ¢\u2019Clock in the forenoon, at which time and place the conditions of sale will be made known, W.S.SEWELL, Sheriff, All aud every persou or persons having claims on the above- described premises, by mortgage or other right or incumbrauce, are hereby advertised to give notice thereof to the said Sheriff, at his office in the City of Quebec, accordiägto law, and further, that no opposition afin d'annuller or afin de distraire, the whole or any part thereof, 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'annuller, afin de charge ov afin de distraire, must be accom- pauied with an affidavit of the truth of the fact in such opposition, articulated and set forth inthe 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 not impede or delay the execution of such Writ, and that no opposition afin de conserver will be received at any time after vhe expirati »a of twenty four hours next after the return-day of such Writ, and further notice is given that the said Writ is returuable on Lbe 1st day of February next.W.s.S.Sheriff's Office, Quebec, 17th July, 1827.FOR SALE, HAT part of the DoMAINE FARM, near Beauport, which lies above the road, containing about 200 arpeuts, possession to be givea ou the 1st May, 1328, The above may be divided and laid out to suit Purchasers For further information application to be made at this Office, of the Jesuit\u2019s Estates, a Office for the Pa aie Quebec, ÿ7th June, 1827.LIFE INSURANCE.UNITED EMPIRE LIFE ASSURANCE ALBOCIATION OF LONDON CANADA AGENCY.HE undersigned Agents to the above Association, continue to receive proposals and negociate Policies of Life Insurance throughout the Canadas.The importance of Life Insurance to Professianal Men, Officers of Government, Annuitants, and others, whose income is derived from their personal exer.tious 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 success that has already attended the establishment of the Agency in this country, where its advantages appear to be fully appreciated and seem likely to Le geuerally 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 conclude definitively without reference to England, nll proposals for Insurance, within their own immediate observation for a period of not more than seven years, aud for sums not exceeding #500 sterling, Amongst other advantages derived from an lp.sarance with this Society, the rates are calculated much lower than those of the generality of other offices ; the Insurers partis cipate in two-fifths of the present profits, which are added us a bonus every fifth year to the amount of the sum insured, or applied in reduction of the future annual paymients, at théoption of the parties\u2014No extra charge for residence in the Canadas, admission fine, or other charge made\u2014except the price of tLe policy Stamp, payable for the first year only.THOS.STOTT & Co.Quchee, 20th Nov.1826.St, Geneviève-strect, Cape.Resident Agents and Medical Officers are stationed at Montreal, Perth, Kingston, and York, from whom every necessary iuformation may be obtaiued aud Prospectuses delivered gratis T.8S.& Co.QUEBEC, OFFICE OF TUE PEACE, ss.Thur:-day, 26th April, 1827, OTICE ishereby given, that the Surveyor of High% ays for the City of Quebec, before procecding to the laying out and opening acertain Public Market-Place, to be called, BerrnEcor-MARKET, andavenues to the same, sie tuate in St.John Suburbs, in the city of Quebec, hath deposited in the Office of the Clerks of the Peace, in the Court tlouse ofthe said city a plan and Procés Verbal referring thereto according to law, which plan and Procés Verbal will remain in the said office for the inspection gratis of proprietors of lots, houses or other premises adjacent to the said market and all other persons therein concerned, in order that all or any of them at any time not exceeding six mouths from the date hereof may then file such observations or oppositions as they may have to the contrary, that justice may be done on the premises, in default whereof, the said plan and Precès Ferbal will be ratified and put in execution uc-| cording to their form and tenor.6m GREEN & PERRAULT, Clks.of the Peace.STATE OF THE LATE JOHN GOUDIE, Esqr.\u2014 Public notice is hereby given, that the undersigned have been du- Iv appointed Ly Mrs.JANE BLACK, widow of the late Jonx GoupiE, Esqr, in bis life time of the city of Quebec, Ship builder, (as well in ber own name as in her quality of tutrix to her minor Children issue of her marriage with the said J.Gou- DIF,) her sole Attornies, for the transaction of all the bnsiness of the Estate and Succession of the said John Goudie, of what- socver nature or kind the same may be, and that they Lave substituted, in their place and stead, for thetransaction of the said business, Mr.Jotin KERR of this City, Merchant, to whom all persons indebted to the said Estate and Succession are to make payment ; and all persons Laving claims thereon, or Lbusi- ness to transact regarding the said Estate and Succession, are to apply to him at Lis Counting House, No.4,St Peter Street, Lower-Town.D.BURNET, Quebec, 21st March 1827.u N.FREER, J.NEILSON._ ore GENERAL QUARTER SEssioN oF THE Peace, QUEBEC: Monday, 30th April 1527, I\u2019 is ordered that the Additions to the ules of Police which hereafier follow be in forve as Rulesand Orders of Police for the City of Quebec from the date of the Approval, coufir- mation and publication hereof according to Law, No.1, Druankards not ratified, No.2, Dogs \u2014 And whereas the great number of dogs that daily goat large upon the Upper Town Market Place, area nuisance from which serious mischief has occasionally resulted to the Inhabitants of the City and otheis resorting thereto.It is therefore ordered that from and after the expiration of three months next after the publication of the present Regulation no Country Farmer or any other Person bringing produce to the Upper Town Market of this City, shall be at liberty to bring any dog or dogs with him to :he The usual risks, including Vessels building or in harbour, wil: continue to be takea at this Office, ai moderate rates, and the Agents are authorized to cover sums to the extent of £20,000 in one risk.Application for fnsurance at Quebec, are requested to be GILLESPIE, FINLAY & Co.GEORGE MOFFATT, JOHN JAMIESON, ¢ AGENTS R, GILLESLLE, Juar, GAZETTE DE QUEBEC, 16th Regiment, Quebec, 26th June, 1827.Nae eos ssvesrrsasseses WH.THOMPSON, AGC.+0.0000000000000 500025 years, Size.D feet 84 inches, Where born.\u2026.Farnhamn, Surry, When enlisted.15th April, }817, Where.aveu esos.Reading, Trade.Blacksmith, Make or form.Stout, Head.Round, Face.\u2026.Comely, Eyes.sr\u2026uvccovecsco0000oirEY, Eye brows.\u2026.0.Light brown, Nose, mouth and neck.Common, Hair.Light brown, Shoulders,.\u2026.quare, A vins, hands, thighs & legs.Proportionate, When deserted, .24th June, 1527, Wlhere.Quebec, Dress, jacket, waistcoat .ana trowsers, Regimental, Took with him.Side belt and bayonet.Whoever will apprehend the above Deserter, William Thompson, and deliver him up to the Commanding Oili- cer of any of His Majesty's Posts or Stations, shall receive a Reward of Two Younds, Ten Shillings, Currency, on the order of that Oilicer.Deputy Adjutant General's Office, Quebec, 27th June, 1827.TRINITY HOUSE QUILBAL.Fripay, 29th June, 1327.Notice to Mariners, Pilots and others concerned, \"ENHAT two lights have been placed on the high land above the Platon at the foot of the Richelieu, the high vue 89 and the low one 20 feet above the ground\u2014to be shewn in iunno- veable light romms, and are hoisted every night at sun set, These ligis bear when in one W.3S, W, and E.N.Li, from each other, and on that line of bearing vessels will be in a fair way, between Islet a Mayrand and the Rocks to the Southward, and may safely run (from a fair way above Grosse Lsle,) through the Richelieu and two miles above it.That a light has also been placed on Grosse Isle about 12 feet above high water mark, to point out i's true situation iu the night time, aud bears from the lights on the Platon, N.60, 00 E.and GG, OU W.distant one wile and three quarters, Vessels in the fair, way two miles abo e Ulslet a Mayrand by keeping this light exactly between the two lights on the Platon, will have a line of sailing that will lead to a fair way to the southward of the long shoal off Groudine point.As these lights are on a small scale, little dependance should be placed on them at a greater distance thao six miles, but at that distance with a spy glass they are distinctly visible, By Order, J.LAMBLY, H.M.WOODS AND FORESTS OF FICL, Quebec, SUth June 1327.HL Excellency the Governor in Chief havi.g approved of Licences being granted for cuuting Timoer on tie Waste or Ungrauted Lands of the Crown in the Districts of Quebec, Montreal, Three-Rivers, Gaspé and St.l\u2018raucis ; Pubiic Notice is hereby given (hat L propose to offer for sale by Puolic Aucion at Quebec ou FRIDAY the THIRTY IFIRST Day of AUGUST next, Licenses to cui Timuver on the Waste or Ungranted Lands of the Crown in the Di-tricts of Quebec, Montreal, Tihree-Rivers and Saint Francis and that I propose to sell on the same day by Public Auction at New Carlisle in the District of Gaspe Licences to cut Tunber on the Waste Lands of the Crown 15 (he District vf Gaspé : tu the foilowing extent (Timber for nusts excepted) Quebec, Montreal, 3-Rivers Gaspe St.Francis Qak Timber 100000 10000 \u2014_\u2014 Asu, Elm& Birch 50000 50000 20000 12000 80uU0 Red Pine lovvuv 2UUDWY 40000 100000 HUULY White Pine SQUU0O 250000 1000 15U0UV0 lu0OUWV Saves _\u2014 50009 \u2014 \u2014_\u2014 \u2014_\u2014 Handspikes 10000 5u000 \u2014 \u2014_\u2014 \u2014 W.I.dia Staves 50000 QuuuOU 10000Y \u2014 \u2014_\u2014 saw Logs, .100000 100000 luvuvO 50000 5OUVU Each License to be for a quantity not exceediug 2000 teet of Tunber or 30U Saw Logs, aud the followlig wiil be tLe upset prices.Oak Timber per 1000 feet.unoccccu00s L4 3 Ash, Elu and Beauh, d0.0000000s ns.21lU Red Pine Ue eessscoaseonsronacasassd U White l\u2019ine per 1000 feet.\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.0.l 10 Staves per standard JU0V.\u2026.\u2026.000000se Teen 4 Q Handspikes du.+.co.0 West India Staves and other Timber per 1000 feet, 1 0 Saw Logs, each.c\u2026\u2026vo-ooorencensrcccacccccc0 U 0 The condition of the License to be that the Timber sha:l be cut within nine months from the date of the License and if vot cut within that time the Liccuse to be vo:d.\u201cthe purchaser of \u2018he Licence wili be required to enter into a Bond with one sufficient security to pay for the Timber which may be cutundes such License within fif eeu mouths from iis date at the rate at which (he same may have been puichased, JOIIN DAVIDSON, Surveyor General of Woods and Forests, F fH E undersigned having retired fron all commercial business in Quebec, will in future be enabled to devote his time to bis own peculiar branch of business in Painting, and therefore solicits the patronage of bis friends and the public.J.B.R.AUDY.St.Augustin, 27th June, 1827.6 l'OR SALL.LCCCCCC#W IRON, Viuegar, Black Lead, Steel, Mustard, Jampbiack, Hoop Iran, Writing luk, Blacking, &c.&c.ALS 0, = Flour,\u2014Pork,\u2014 Lumber.Goudie\u2019s Wharf, JAMES GEORGE.28th June, 1827.u 7 YH E Subscribers having formed a connection in business, under the firm of A, C.Freer & Co.beg leave to offer their services to their friends and the public, as ** Commission Merchants,\u201d for the sale of West India produce, Cus.A.HOLT.Quebec, 21st Jnne 1827.A.C.FREER.Ate Subscribers having entered into copartnership under the firm of DUPONT & M'NICOL, inform the Public that they have leased the extensive premises in Rue sault-au- Matelot, now occupied by Messrs, Jas, Hamilton & Co.where they intend from the first May next carrying on business as Anc- tioneers and Brokers and Commission Merchants and trust by punctuality and attention to merit the support of their friends, W.D.DUPONT, T, N.M'NICOL, Quebec, 28th April, 1827, ESCRIPTION of a Deskrter from His Majesty's 427 TO THE ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH OF WILLIAM HENRY.GENTLEMEN, Upon the accasion of the approaching Election to.be had of your Represeniative in the Provincial Assembly, [I beg leave resyecu'ally-t0 renew she offer of my services in that capacity.I have the honor tu be, Geademen, Your mest obliged and most obedient humble servant, J.STUART.COUNTY OF QUEBEC.Proc NOTICE is hereby given to the Electors of the County of Quebec, qualified to elect and constitute two Members toserve in the Assembly of this Province, that in pursuance of His Majesty\u2019s Writ to me directed, bearing date the sixth day of July instant, I do require the attendance of the Electors of the said County of Quebec,on Monday the 30th instant, near the Church of the Parish ef Charlesbourg, at ELEVEN o\u2018clock in the forenoon, for the purpose of electing two persons to represent them in the ensuing Assembly of this Province.And I do give further notice, that shill continue the said Election, in such manner as is by Law directed, of which all persons will take notice and govern themselves accordingly.J.I' X.PERRAULT, Returning Officer.17th July, 1827, aE Grand Voyer of the District taking into consideration the inconveniences that must result to the Inhabitants thereof in consequence of his being frequently absent, on official business, has given full power to the Chevalier R.D\u2019Estimauville to act in his name.All pera sons therefore who may call on the Grand Voyer, on any occas.on when duty may call him from home, are requested to apply to Mr.D'Estiimauville, who will attend to their applications, and give them such information, &c., as they may require, E.W.R.ANTROBUS, Grand Voyer.Quebec, 16 July 1527.Crry or QUEBEC.PUBLIC NOTIFICATION.LL Proprietors of Houses and lots of Ground, all persons holding Horses, two wheel and four wheel Carriages mounted on Springs, also all persons having more than one Dog, all persons not being proprictors of louses or lots of Ground from twenty-one to sixty years of age, and liable to perform the personal labour, ave required to pay immnediately.into the hands vf the road Treasurer of this City,at his Office in the Upper Town, St.Francis-street, No.2, the several Rights and Taxes laid against them in the Lists ol the Assessors, and for this year 1527, deposited one iuto the Police Office, for their Inspection, and one at the suid Road Treasurer\u2019s Office, for the Collection.The persons not being Proprietors, have a right to eompound for the personal labour.The Road Treasurer's Oflice is open every day (Sundays and Holydays excepted), from the hour of eight in the forenoon, to the hour.of four in the afternoon, for the Collection of the said Duties.By Order, Js.BAILLAIRGE, Road Treasurer.Quebec, 19th July 1827.JAMLS NAVIN'S, vs.NOAH TUBDBS & others.7§V(} BE SOLD, BV ORDER OF THE SHERIFF, on Friday the 27h instant, at ane o'clock in the afternoon, 1 the Boom of Mr, Whitney ,at 8t, Roc\u2019s, five masis of various descriptions.\u2014 Aud also, on Saturday the 28th of July inst.ai one o\u2019cluck in the uf- (trbo00, at Cap rouge, 25 masts, 5) Square pieces of Ouk, and 23 round pieces of Ouk.\u2014And also on the same day And at the same hour at Point Levi, iu Mr, Paiton\u2019s Cove, 5'mast-\u2014By PLAMONDON & BEGIN, B.vf the Court ot K.B.Qurbec, July the 18th, 1827, ae ¢ SHERIFF'S SALE.ROSS & others, vs.DESNOYERS.BY ORDER OF THE SHERIFF, WILL BE SoLD, ON TuHURSDAY D ihe 2otnrostant, near tbe dwelling bouse of Mr McDonald Taverti-keeper in S., Rocks, 200 Square pièces of Qak\u2014we sale 10 Legin at ONE v\u2019 clock in (he urternoën, by .PLAMONDON & BROLN, B.K.Quebec, July the 18:h, 1827.FOR CHARTER, TY any safe port in the United Kingdom, the Brig as Emerald, buriben and register 317 tous, if nog\u2019 engaged within thige days will lay on for geveral cargo for London.Apply tv WILLIAM PATTON, Sault au Matelot Street.Quebec, July 19th, 1827.d NVOMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.\u2014-Snpe C FOLK, s.\u2014Al a Probate Cowt held®ut Boston, in said County, ou Monday, the uinth day ot July, in che year of vur Lord one thousand right hundred and twenty-seven.Whereas sane Wikslow, Jr.Administrator of the goods and estaie of Nicholas Dusio:s, laie of said Boston, gentleman, dee ceased, intestate, has this day presented for alluwauce the first account of his administration upon raid estate.Ordered, thai the said adminisuaror give not ce to all persons bstérested therein, 10 appear ata Prouate Court, to be held at said Boston, on Monday the twenty-seveuth day of August nexi, at ten o\u2019clock before nuon, by puntishing this order three weeks successively, in the newspaper called ihe Boston Daily Advertiser, printed in said Boston, that they may then and: there appear and shew cause, if any they have, either fur ve against the allowance thereof, .Witness my band tke day aud year first above written.JOSEPH HALL, July 10.c Juge ot Piobare.a TO LET ap AND immediate possession given, a three story House in St.Paul Sireet, stable and Coach House in good ovder.\u2014Apply to L.JUCHEREAU DUCHESNAY.Quebec, 18th July, 1827.HE Subscriber returns his sincere thanks to his Friends T and the publicin general for the liberal encouragement he has hitherto received.and offers for sale a general assort- ¢ SHERIFF'S SALE.sx Liverpool.No.7, Buade Street.P.DORION.Quebec, July 14th, 1827.ment of HARDWARE & CUTLERY, which he has receiv- .ed per the Clifton, Carricks, Alexander and Fame, frem 428 THE QUEBEC GAZETTE.July 19, _ Province of Lower-Canada, WEEKLY SITTING, DisTRICT OF QUEBEC : Saturday, 1th July, 1821.T 1S ORDERED, that public notice be givea by the Clerks ot the Peace, inthe Quebec Gazette, in English and French, during three successive weeks, that the Book of the Assessment to be raised for the present year, under the Acts 86th Geo.ILL.Cap.9, and 39th Geo.111.Cap.5, (commonly called the Road Acts,) was yesterday filed in the Office of the Clerks of the Peace, in the Court House, in the City of Quebec, and that the same will be open on each and every day (Sundays and Holidays excepted), in the said Office, from the hour of Ten in the forenoon until that of Two in the afternoon, for Public Inspection, in order that persons considering themselves aggrieved by the said Assessment as fixed by the Assessors for the present year, may appeal therefrom to the Quarter Sessions, which will begin on the 10th day of July instant.Further Ordered, That the said Public Notice, be also published by the Bellman in the Streets of the Town and Suburbs of the City of Quebec, in English and French, with every possible diligence, once only, and that the Clerks of the Peace be charged with the Superintendence of the aforesaid publications, as hereby ordered.By the Court.GREEN & PERRAULT, Clerks of the Peace.THE CANADA COMPANY.FTE CANADA Company have laid out and commenced the JL building of a Town, on an extentive scale, in the County of Halton, to which they have given the name of Guelph, in honour of the Royal Family.The, situation is one of the most desirable in the Province, being on the banks of the Speed (one of the great branches of the Grand River), at a place where for upwards of a mile and a half there is a continued succession of valuable Mill seats.A road has already been opened to the \u2018Town of Guelph from Waterloo, and others in different directions are planned ; the building lots are being cleared at the expense of the Company ; several Mill seats are engaged as well as a number of the Town lots ; and houses to accommodate settlers, until they shall have built or obtained houses for themselves, are erected, at the expense of the Company.The price of the Town lots is at present only twenty dollars and the half of the mouey arising from the sales is appropriated for the endowment of a free School.The first hundred purchasers of Town lots, when they shall bave erected a habitable house, will, at any time within twelve months from the date of their purchase, be entitled to the pre-emption or privilege to purchase a lot of twenty five acres, in the immediate vicinity of the Town, at the low rate of seven shillings and sixpence per acre, or fifty acres in the next range of lots, or one bundred acres in the third range at the same rate, payable by five yearly instalments with interest, as the parties may agree.The Company's general office is to be established at Guelph, bat offers, addressed to Mr.Galt, for land, will, in the mean: time, continue to be received here.JOHN SMITH- jun.Company\u2019s Office, York, U.C, May 5th, 1827.dm PLATED GOODS, JEWELLERY, &c.&c.OR SALE, a large assortment of Dining, Drawing and Bedroom Candlesticks, with Snuffers and Trays to match, of the best plate and silver edges, Tea and Coffee Urns, Wine Strainers, Dinner Dishes, Liquor and Cruet Frames, plated or steel Spoons, Forks, Fish Knives, Nut Crackers, Skewers, &c.& a large Stock of superior London-made Jewelleryin Sterling Gold, Gold und Silver Watches, best Jvory-handled Table and Desert Knives and Forks in Setts, Black and Buck- handled ditto, Thermometers, Patent Snuffers and Cork Screws, Coffee Percolators, Japanned Goods, Fire-irons, Brushes, Palent Pen-knives and Razors, Looking-glasses, China Breakfast and Tea Services, Chimney Ornameats, assorted Blue Printed Earthenware, and a variety of rich Cut-Glass Ware, Fish-Covers, Stone Jugs with Covers, &c.&c.&c.The above Goods are.warranted of the best quality and latest patterns, and will be sold cheap for cash, barter or good credit.u JOIIN ROBB, Quebec, March 1, 1827.No.1, St.Pcter-street P.S.Purchasers of Lots will have a liberal Discount, ESCRIPTION of Deserters from His Majesty\u2019s 79th Regimeat.Aran McDonarp, Davip Baxter, Wu, KEMBLE, AcGEe,\u2014vyears, 20 27 24 ; Feet, 5 5 5 E1zE, dinches, 64 Ts 7% [ Make or form, Stout, Slender, Stout, Head, Round, Long, Round, Face, do, de.do.Eyes, Blue, Grev, Gray, Lyebrows, Fair, Dark, Dark, Nose, Proportionate, Long, Proportionate, Mouth, .do.Large, do.Neck, do.Long, do.Hair, Fair, Lt.Brown, Dk.Brown, Shoulders, Square.Square, Square, Arms, Proportivuate, Proportionate, Proporiionaie, Hands, dn, 0.do.Thigts, do.do.du.Leys, do.die de.| Fe«t, do.do.do.\u2018Fown or Parish, Bamoy, St.Cuthberts, Mairns, 3county, Lanark, Mid-Lothian, Angushire, Former trude Or) Cotton Spipner, Printer, Miller, occupation, Die of Desertion, 5ib July 1827, 5Sih July 1827, 5th July 1827, Place of Desertion, Quebec, Quevec, Quebec, Coautor Jackes, Regimertal, Regimental, Regimental, Waistcoat, do.du.0.Kilt, do.da.due Who ver will apprehend the above Deserters, and deliver them up io the Commanding Officer or any of His Majesty\u2019 Ports or Stations, shall receive a reward of (wo pounds ten shillings Currency, lor each of them, on the order of (hat Ofli- cer.Depnty Adj.Gerl:«.Office.Qui bec, Oh July, 1227.\"TUE Subscriber having been duly appointed Attorney, ad negotia, of Mr.Delacarte and Madame Dechanti- gné, Heirs ofthe late Honourable Mr.Justice De Bonne, deccased, hereby requires all persons indebted to the said Mr.De Bonne at tho time of his decease to pay into the hands of him the Subscriber, assuch Attorney, the debts and sums of money owing by them, respectively as afore- su d.QUEBEC BANK.GENERAL MEETING of the Stockholders will be held at the Bank, on MONDAY, the Gih of August next, at LLEVEN o'clock, for the election of Directors for the ensuing twelve months, NOAH FREER.Quebec 34 July, 1827.e Cashier.FOR SALE.SET of handsome scerlet Moreen Dining Room Curtains A for two windows, with drapery &c.complete.They Lave been in use only for a few months.To be seen at Mr.FREDk.PETRY\u2019s, Upholsterer.Quebec, May 22d, 1827.u rg YHE Subscriber respectfully intimates to his friends and the public in general, that the business ot Grocer and Wine Merchant hitherto carried on by him, will, from this date, be continued by Messrs, James and Thomas Gibb, under the firm of Thomas Gibb & Co.to whom he begs to solicit a continuance of that support which he hasso liberally experienced since he commenced business.All those who are indebted to him are requested to make paymeat of their accounts to Messrs, Thos.Gibb & Co.who ar duly authorised to receive and grant acquittances for then same, WILL1AM TORRANCE.Quebec, 17th April, 1827.LONDON MADE CLOTHES.UST received and for sale by the subscriber, a large as- J sortment of ready made Clothes of the latest fashions, by The above may be seen in the Upper JOHN LANE.Lane & Son, London.art of Mr.Reiflenstein\u2019s Store.2d June, 1827.N.B.Gentlemen who intend giving orders for the fall, will have the goodness to do so on or before the 20th June.PATENT FILTERERS.OR SALE.\u2014A few of Bennett's Patent, Portable Filte- rers\u2014by (be Subscriber, FREDERICK PETRY, No.J, Cuuilliard Street.Quebec, 26th June, 1827.u STATIONERY.CARY & Co.have just received, by the Euphro- e sine, from London, a choice assortment of STATION- ERy, ScHooL-Books, and DRAWING MATERIALS.ALso\u2014A few Law Books.Free-masons\u2019 Hall, July 2.d GREAT BRITAIN- IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.THE BUDGET.Housk or CoMMONS, J une 1st.\u2014The House having resolved itself into a Committee of supply\u2014Mr, CANNING addressed the House, in substance, as follows :\u2014The task, sir, which it is this day my duty to perform\u2014difficult as it must be, under any circumstances, t0 a person who undertakes, for the first tiwe, (0 discharge it, is certainly not lightened by the consideration that the picture of our financial situation, which 1 have to bring before the Commitee is not one of unqualified prosperity.\u2014 (Hear, Hear !) undoubtedly a sombre complexion has been thrown over the whole of (hat picture, by the dark spots which have settled upon paricular parts vf it ; and have in some quarters made a deeper impression perbops than will be warranted, either by the opinions vf this Commiitee, or of the most intelligent observers out of this House.The financial situation of the Country at this time is assuredly one which requires to be louked at with a steady and seruvivizing eye 3 but in proportion as that scrutiny 1s minute and a\u201ccurate, L am happy to think that we shall find in it the justitication of sanguine hopes, that the result will be neither distant nor disheartening.(Cheers) At the end of 1826, after balancing the income and expenditure of that year, there remained a surplus of income towards the charge of the sinking fund of £ 1,000,000.The amount applicable by law to the sinking fund was however for that year £5,500,000.There was therefore an apparent deficiency of £4,500,000, 1 say apparent, because, from that deficit are to be deducted two sums which considerably reduce its amount, The first of these sums is the aggregate of the advances made from the Exchequer Fund, under several Acts of Parliament, either for public works in Great Britain and Ireland or for the purchase of beneficial interests, which are not only likely, but certain, to make a more than adequate return to the Public, It is quite vovious, that sums laid out in this manner, and for the repayment of which the claims of the Itevenue are available and outstanding, are not items from which can fairly be inferred the character of the expenditure of any particular year.\u2018Fo this balance of advances over repayments, then, is to be adde d another sum, arising out of the circumstance that in the year 1.26, there were other over-payments of this kiod ; or paymentsou account of expenses not incurred in that year, but defraycd out of its income, and which were made to the amount of other £1,200, 000.These two sums of £1,200,000 each, being deducted from the £4,500,000, that I have before stated as the deliciency of that year, upon the amount applicable by law to the Sinking I'und, decreased the amount of that deficiency to £2,100,000.Such, then, Sir, was the state of our finances at the end of the last year, (The Rt.Honble.Gentleman here shewed, from official documents, that the amount of the deficiency for the last five years amounted to about three millions, aud that sum spread over the whole five years.) I come now (0 state, what is of course maiter of estimate, the Income and Expenditure of the present year: The estinia- ted income of the country for the year 1827 is a\u2026srscrus secs sac c000 00000000 0 Æ54,600,000 The estimated expenditore, exclusive of siuk- ing fund, I5¢eccencentosssacocnonsenscanssnna 51,764,000 The sinking fund, applicable to the debi dure ve ing the present year, amounts 10,0000 v0y oo.» 5,700,000 Addthis sinking fund ro the expenditure, and the total demund for the expenditure of the present year will be 4 57,464,000 being more than the estimated income (andl am sorry to say considerably more than iwo miliioos) (hear, hearJror the present year; (hen, the question which avises on the statements L tive subaniited to the Committee is, whether that deficieucy which 1 have stated in round numbers, (hough it is now, and 1 think we have every prospect of fariher proof of this hereaf- ier.considerably less (bam L have sated it at, whether this deficiercy should be provided for by any extraordinary means, or whether, under the particular clrcutasiances of this yeur, it way not be the more expedient course to take a credit \u2018on the Consolidated Fund, aud leave it to the year 10 come to determine what it muy be necessary to do, of a mare decisive and more estraordinary nature.(Hear, bear) This is, in other words, of course a proposal to add to the Exchequer Bills now oustanding.(Hear, rear.) The price at which Exchequer Bills are now selling is equivalent to fifty shillings un eves & 100: that £100 prodacing three per cent.per annum, and suc beiug the premium, upon this statement ut least, there is no appearance of an overstocked or labouring maker, Then, Sir, as to the amount, the wioie amount of Exchequer Bids now outstanding is £23.500.000.Nothing now remains for me to M, BELL.Quabecy 10th Febuary, 1827, © u submit to he Committee bul tostute ihe supply by ways and means; as, according tothe principle I have just ventured to lay down, L propose providing in no other way but from a credit on the Consolidated Fund for the deficiency of the present year.The supplies which have been voted for the current year are as follows: \u2014 Army veseeveesnesssssssesfB8,194.466 6,125 800 BNY.0o0.000000nccvencaaus Ordnance.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.1,694 917 Miscellaneuus.\u2026.2275,034 luterest on Exchequer Bills 650,000 \u2014 Making an aggregate of.£18,895.217 In addition to this amount, bezore the rising of Parliament, it will be my duty to call on the House for a vote of credit, the object of which L shall then explain to the House, to be prepared for any unforeseen contingencies that may arise relative lo the Army.The accounts which have been laid on the table, as 10 the ways and means, shiew as follows: \u2014 Supplies of lust year\u2019s ilnCuMen.oes esenecenses.o.£880,000 Military and Naval Pensions.\" .#,155,000 Debt due from the East India Company, on account of their share in the charge of Military Pensions, &e.and of Naval Expenses in the E.E.during the late war.o.100,000 Duties on Sugars and Personal Estates.3,000,000 The deficiency to he provided for the yearis altogether £2,864 ,- 000.The vote of credit which T must move for will be Æ500,- 000.The main question on which the Commiitee will have to decide is, whether, under all the circumstances of the conn- try, it will be content, as I think the most prudent course will\u2019 be, to go on thus through the whole year, not in ignorance, but witha perfect knowledge of the situation of the couniry\u2014 and looking to the growing effects of returning prosperity, whether it will not be far better than entering upon unadvisable and premature discussion of every one of thosegreat questions of finance, which await their discussion next year , whether to 20 on in the path 1 have pointed out will not be our wiser policy, rather than to run the risk oË derauging the present course of things, without having any correct means of judging what (he effect of such derangement may be.(Hear, hear It will be found that the supply of this year exceeds thal of the last by about £800,000.Al I can say on the part of Government is, that Ministers are disposed and determined to apply their Dest eff ris yat that they have resolved tu take the House inio council oo tive subject, This is all that, in the circumstances of the country, the House can expect or the Government can do, until the prosperity of the Nation is more uoequivocal 5 1 have.however, a confident hope that the prosperity which has commenced will continue (o increase.The Right Hon.Genileman then read an extract from a sneech delivered by Mr, Piit in 1792, expressive uf his confie dence in the resourcesof the country, and concluded by saying, \u201c These are the words of Mr.Pitt.Adam Smith isthe author ity cited, Let those who regard the application of philosophy 10 politics as an innovation go back with me tothe principles avowed by Mr.Pitt in 1792.(Cheers.) 1 now speak them from my mouth, T adopt hem as my principles,L proclaim them to Parliament as the guide and polar star of my political course.\u201d (The Rigi Hon.Gentleman sat down awid loud and contigs ued cheers.) Mr.HuME, in a speech of considerable length, in the course of which he went over most of the items of receipt and expenditure, contended that it was a fallacy to hold out ao expectation that each succeeding year would prove more productive.Jt was his opinion that thestate of the country requised that the increase of debt should be reduced immediately and not deferred 10 another yeur.Lord Avtaore, Mr.BroucHAM, Lord MILTON and several other Members expressed their ape proval of the plan of Finance wbich the Chancellor of the Exchequer had stated it to be bis intention to adopt; and sub sequently the resolution of raising money by Exchequer Bills was agreed to, and ihe report was ordered to be received on Wednesday next\u2014to which day on the motiou of Mr.Canning, the louse adjourned.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 From English papers to the 2d June ria Nex-York, The proceedings in Parlianient on the 27th were of no particular interest, and we find uotbing of importance new in England.been taken to withdraw the troops from Portugal.: The last accounts from Portugal represented the Princess Regent as quite out of danger, and the couutry in a state of quietude, if we except the conjectures and surmises caused among some of the inhabitants of the capital, by the sudden death of Senhor Aguiar.He was the only representative of the Emperor of Brazil at the court of Lisbon, and a strong friend of the Constitution.\u2014 The cireumstances of his decease were so singular, as to excite reports of his baving been poisoned.The English brigade at Lisbon performs the duty of Belem Castle : and another is on the march to that city, where Gen, Clinton is also to go.LonDon, May 28th.\u2014A meeting of Spanish bond-holders was held this day, at whichit was agreed to appointa committee, to correspond, with all interested, for the purposeof determining the question of separating the old bonds from the new, and to report for a future mcetiug.Ît is said that branches of the Bank of England are tobe established at Exeter, Hull, Newcastle upon Tyne, and Norwich, after which there will be no further extensiun of the system for a considerable time.The annulinent of the maniage of E.G.Wakefield to Miss.Turner, was before the House of Lords on the 29th.Miss Twas examined and gave her evidence in a distinct and unembarrassed manner.Other witnesses were examined, when Mr.Wakefield addressed the House, and requesied a poste ponement on the ground that he was not prepared, which was not granied, and the evidence was ordered to be printed, and\u2019 the Bill was committed for the next day.Great sen-ation vas produced In London on the 26ih,in consequence of intelligence from New-York of the mi«understao- ding between the Brazilian and United States Government, and that Mr.Raguet had demanded tris passports.Grasgow, June 3.\u2014We are happy to notice, that, within the lust teu days, trade in this city bas generally assuwed a \\& more bii-k and lively aspect, 38 LonDoN, June 4.\u2014Wheat has advanced 3s.the quartér, ia Mark Lane, this morning, in consequence of the interruption, the Coin Bill has experienced in the House of Lords by the Duke of Wellington\u2019s amendment, From tbe Liverpool Courier, 6th June.STATE oF TRADE.\u2014We are happy to state that the demand.for goods far exporiation con inues exiremely lively, though sales for the home trade have been limi.ed durivg the present week, Printing cloths continue to advance, some descriptioa have risen 16 to 20 per cent, This improvement in the price ha, enabled the manufactures (o give a further advance of Wages and upon the whole the circeumstances of (he operatives are considerably amended.\u2014 Manchester Couriet.The fine Cloths manufactories in Gloucestershire are now in - full work, and the trade is more bri:k than ithas been for some- years.Large order for exportation are tha cause of the ing provement, ,, From London papers tothe Tlh June.On Fridax right,(first of June) Mr.Canning brought forward the Budget for the year, This is his first appearance as a Fi- pance Minister, and if not brilliant,ît was, at leasi, respec- es The Courier states explicitly that no measures Lave te t -ie 8 A po PO WL Wy en I TY M we ay lL Ee.- uy et Non fg > 0 \"+45 4-4\" «= ap mem BB a p00 of A) TOE 2 py m4 - Gg = ATI RD, meg Sem a Wr 88 wy OO NP AP D T2 w veus Se Le le emt Bs + OGD Smee\u2019 fi of a nt a LC A=\u2019 es in.\u2019 With respect to the Budget, it is clear, frank and unpre.tending, and this we hink its greatest merit.If we understand the Rt.Hon.Gentleman, from a cursor study of bis Budget, the deficiency of the year is £2,000.000.lu other words, taking credit for all our income, and balancing it against our expenditure, we are short to this amount.Exchequer Bills are to be issued to meet the deficiency.In the Lords, the same evening, the Earl of Winchelsea withdrew bis notice of a motion to enquire into the views and principles of Ministers, House of Lords, 31st May.Miss Turner's Divorce Bill, passed through the Committre and was ordered to be reported tomorrow.\u2014The Earl of Malmebury considered that a proper opportunity offered of doing away with the legality of Marriages, commonly called Gretna Green Marriages, Lord Redesdale admitted there ought to be some reform in thé mode of making marriages inScotland.but said it would be diflicult to pass any law on the subject which would be considered binding in Scotland.There was a good deal of discussion in the House of Lords.first of June, on the Corn Bill.The Duke of Wellington moved an amendment to this etfect\u2014that bonded corn should not be taken out of the bonded warehouses till the average market price of home grain should be 66 shiliings.This amendment we do not altogether understand.lt was opposed by Lord Goderich and the other Ministers in theHouse of Lords; but the Duke carried his proposal by a majority of four ; the members being for the amendment 78; against it 74, We can scarcely think that the amendment will be persisted iu.\u2018It will in all probability be lost in a fuiure debate.1t will not, hewever, hazard the fate of the Bill; because it is not an amendment in a money clause, which would be fatal.The House of Commons, therefore, may agree to it without violating their usual practice.The next discussion on the bill was fixed for the 6th of June.~ Bell's Messenger.It is now placed beyond any doubt that all the present interests of the country are in a steady course of improvemeut, with every appearance of its continuing.The account from the Manufacturing Districts are really cheering ; and the agriculturists, contrary to their own expectations, have not been in a more thriving situation for a long time than they are at present.The accounts from the outports are fully as gratifying ; and the shipping iuterests are recovering from their laie depron.e are glad to state that the recent improvement in trade hasextended to Wigan, where, previously, a very great de- ression existed, The manufacturers have, last week, advanced the price of weaving sizpence per piece.A further advance, (being, we believe, onethird) of three pence per piece also took place at Blackburn, Burale y and Colne; and as the weavers Bere are now all in full work, there has beena great improvemeut in their circumstancess.\u2014 Liverpool paper.The King has conferred the Deanery of Durham onDr.John Banks, Bishop of St, David's.Mr.Brougham has been appointed a King\u2019s Counsel.All attempts to stop the leak in the Tunnel under the Thames have proved in-flectual.The funds had suffered a little depression, owing to the Duke of Wellington\u2019s amendment to the Corn Bill.Literary Report fromthe New Monthly Magazine for May.M.Horace Smith bas a new Novel in the press, to be entilled Reuben A-pley.The scene is laid in Englund during the short reign of James the 2d 5 some of the most remarkable events are, we understand, embodied in the story ; such, for example, as the disastrous rebellion of the Duke of Monmouth, the sungui- nary Western assizes under Judge Jeffreys, and the triumphant Jinding of the Prince of Orange.The most prominent of the bisrorical characters is Judge Jeffreys.The Third S-ries of Sayings aud Doings will also soon appear.The author has, as ussal, given \u2018modern instances\u201d of bi- \u201c*wise saws,\u201d which will be found to be drawn with great vigour, vivacity, and fidelity.Mr.Waolrych, in his Life of Judge Jeffreys, has in many cases, we believe, successfully vindicated that-high fuacition- ary from the calumuies which have been so unspariogly heaped upon him, Till the period of Mr.W.'s labours, the same of Jeffreys had passed into a proberb for cruelty, avarice, and Corrup'iong but ils appearance will, we have reason to think, occasion many well-grounded ¢ historic doubis\u2019® to arise in the minds of many, whose charges against him have been hast- ilv made.IEEE FOREIGN.From French Papers.Onessa, May 9.\u2014Letiers from Constantinople of May 2, Aunounce that the Sultan has disinissed from his office, the Seras- kier Redschid Pacha, and appointed for his successor, Aga Pacha, who commanded the troopsin the Bosphorus.The lai- ter had been succeeded in his command by Chosron Pacha, whom the Greeks call Topal Pacha.It ir iulerred from che disgrace of the Seraskier either that the Aciopolis of Athens has been delivered, or that ihe -icge was going badly on.A report is current that the Sultan has commanded the Reis Fendi not to receive any note from a European Minister relative to the Greeks.This report is also mentioned in private letiers.\u2014 Augsburg Gazetle.Paris, May 27 \u2014 Since the report of a speedy and powerful intervention in favor of the Greeksis generally spread, the interest which is felt for that unfortunate nation manitests itself with fresh ardor.M.Eynard is gone to London to termivate if possible, the affair of the G eek boats.FRANKFORT, May 8.\u2014His Majesty, the King of Saxony, who died on the 5th at the age of 76 years, after a short illness, was the Nestor of the European Sovereigns, Being called to the government in 1763 under the guardianship of his uncle, Prince Xavier, of Saxony and Puland, he assumed the reins of Government, as Elector, in 1763.He attained the dignity of Kingin 1896.He is succeeded by Prince Antony Clement, who is 72 years of age,\u2014Dutch Paper.Dresden May 5.His Majesty the King of Saxony has just expired, after tweaty one days\u2019 illness.The day before yesterday dispelled the hopes which were entertained the day before, After a very disturbed sleep, it was evident that his Majesty's strength was gradually decreasing, and his Sffiption was such, thatit was several times thought his Majesty haflzsreathed his last.About two in the afternoon the fever iucrea¥i, and a complete atony followed.The agony came on at seven in the evening, and his Majesty expired at a quarter past seven this morning.On the 2d of May, His Majesty had heard Mass in his apartments, and endeavoured todispel the fears of the Queen.This event has excited general consternation; the troops are now taking their oaths to their new Soverign.Frederick Augustus IV.King of Saxony, was born Dec.23, 1750, and was consequently in the 77th year of his age : he married, Jan.17, 1769, Maria Amelia, sister to thc King of Bavaria.GREECE.\u2014It is stated, in a very brief manner, thatthe first enterprize of Lord Cochrane has been successful, and that it has captured four Turkish vessels at Navarino, aud another from Alexandria, laden with provisions for Ibrahim Pacha.An sriicle in the Eile, dated Madrid, May 14, states the Spanish Generals to complain much of deser tion from their armies, and to be anxious to retire from the Portuguese fron- ! tler, unless they are permitted to cross its GAZETTE DE QUEBEC.M.Hyde de Neuville has ceased to be placed on the list of Awba:sador; not actually employed.This, we suppose, is a mark of M'visteria! displeasure for the part he took io the late discussions in the Chamber of Deputies upon the subject of the Madrid and Lisbon Lmbass:es.VARIETIES.ENGLAND, Revenus of Public charities.The AnnualRevenue deiived trom public charities in England\u2014whether arising from rents and prolits of messuages, lands, &e.&e.or from dividend.belouging to any corporation or society of Per:ous, or ef any trust for charitable purposes, amounts to the sum of £972,369.lls, The annual revenue in Wales for similar purposes amounis to £3,519 13s.11d.and in Scotland to £53,077 3s, 11d.moking a gross total for England, Wales and Scotland of £1,028,998 8s.10d, The total number of Members belonging to the different Col leges and Hails of the University of Camuridge are as follows: \u2014 On the Senate 1,951\u2014ou the Boards 4,990, of these Trinity Cullege has 1,414\u2014and St.Johu\u2019s College 1,084.The University of Oxford has at present rather more than 4500 Members on its books, of whom 8J0 be\u2018ong to Christchurch.The number of under-graduates at this time belungingto that University is about 2500.A singular and beautiful fossil was lately discovered in a limestone quarry which had been newly opened in ground never before disturbed, in the parish of Souih-molton, Devon, 1t presents a bust of the human form, ofexquisite symmetry, with the arms broken off just below the elbows, This curious production of nature has excited the attention and admiration of a greatnumber of gentlemen who have exawined it, several of whoin have offered considerable sums for the purchase of it, but itis still retained by the proprietors of the quarry, Messrs, Gill and Cridge.WALEs.\u2014A silver medal has been awarded to Mr.Parry, Editor of the ¢ Welsh Melodies,\u201d by (he Literary Society at Ruthin, for an original air, composed agreeably to the modulations of the Ancient British Music.There were nine competitors.The fourth anniversary of the Brecon Cymreigyddion was celebrated in that town on St.David\u2019s day with the same patriotic feeling that distinguished the former festivals.A letter from the Rev.TI.Price of Crickhowel, stated thata translation of the New Testament into the Armerican language had been completed.ScoTrLAND, Northern Lighthouses.\u2014The Commissioners of the Northern Lighthouses are proceeding rapidly to increase the number of sea lights on the coast.Last year a new Light house was exhibited on the Rhinns of Isiay, which has proved eminently useful to the trade of the Clyde, and of the nurthern ports of st, George\u2019s Channel, Another new lighthouse is nearly finished on Boddam Head, Buchanness, and three more are to be forthwith erected, viz, Turoeness io the Moray Irith, on Cape Wrath, and the Mull of Galloway, allof which we understand will be accomplished without imposing any additional duties on shipping.Edinburgh Improvements.\u2014The Vaculty of Advoeates, by a majority of 87 to 48, have resolved not to iuterfere, as a body, in opposing the Improvements\u2019 Bill.Mr.James Gordon moved that the report of the Committee, bearing that the Faculty should not waive their priviieges, be approved of, and was supported by Mr.George Brodie &c.The counter-motion, which was carried, was moved by Mr Dundas of Aruiston, and seconded by Mr.Hope Cullen.The Dean said that he did not think it was proper for the l\u2019aculty to insist upon their privileges, asa large portion of their fellow citizens wished the improvements ; and it was obvious the Faculty would derive some advantage from their being carried into operation, both by getling a restriction against building on the south side of Prince\u2019s street, aid a better access to their new Library.1RELAND.\u2014The lrish population, in the ratio of increase ; allowed by political econumists, will stand seven years hence, as follows, taking the aggregate of the preseut year, 1827, to be 7,000,000, it will be in 1834, 8,314,154.PROVINCIAL: We understand the five gentlemen who hold commissions as Advocates from bis Excellency,and who are moreover honoured with the rank of Captain in the Militia of ts city, have thought proper to disobey the commands of his LExcellen- cy the Governor and Commander in Chief, by refusing fo pay any attention to the General Order directing the Militia Ordinances to be put in force, and that they have made public their intention of not summoning the members of their companies to monthly muster.We do not know whether the commission of Advocafe and Attorney is revocable ; but were we in the situation of these individuals we should reckon upon the certainty of our being deprived of our military rank, and should consider our other commission as in imminent peril.\u2014 Montreal Gazette.THE QUEBEC GAZETTE.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 OFFICE OF THE ADJUTANT GENERAL OF MILITIA, Quebec, 16th July, 1827.GENERAL ORDER OF MILITIA.His Excellency the Governor General and Commander in Chief desires it to be notified in general Orders that Mr.Josiah Gustin, Lieutenant in the third Battalion of Militia of the Townships, isdeprived of hisrank and Commission in the Militia service, and is to be enrolled as a private Militia man in consequence of having permitted the escape of a prisoner charged with a criminal offence, and committed to his custody.By Order of His Excellency the Governor General and Comumnanderin Chief.F.VASSAL DE MONVIEL Adjt.Genl.M.F.et OFFICE OF THE ADJUTANT GENERAL OP MILITIA, Quebec, 19th July, 1827.GENERAL ORDER OF MILITIA.Since the insertion of the General Order of 12th July, which cancels several Commissioms of Officers, of ihe First Battalion ot the County of York, His EXCELLENCY has commanded that Lieutenant, Doctor ALEXIS DemERs, shall also be deprived of his Commission, and placed in the rauks of the said Battalion, to do duty asa private Militiaman.By order of His Excellency the Governor-General and Commander in Chief.F.VASSAL NE MONVIEL, Adjt.Genl.M, F, THURSDAY, JULY 19, 1827.LoNpox dates have been received by the River to the 7th of June.Not having received any papers, we are indebted to the MErcunry for its extracts, Mr.Canning brought forward his BupeeT on the lat of June.}M was very well received by the House, and he has succeeded in postponing until next Session the ulterior measures necessary to provide for the deficiency of the Revenue, in the hopes that the progressive improvement of the best interests of the Country will then be more apparent and uhequivocal.In the mean time, the deficiency of £2,- 000,000, is provided for by an issue of Exchequer Bills, \u2014 The only part of this arrangement which is particularly satisfactory, is the confident assertions made, in which we fully and joyfully believe, that trade.Manufactures, and Agriculture are, generally speaking, in a thriving conditiow throughout the Country.Notwithstanding the report brought by a Captain of a vessel from Livereoor, 9th June, that the Corn Laws\u2019 amendment Bill had passed the House or Lorvs, it is by no means likely.The 7imes of the 7th is silent on the subject, which can only be accounted for, on the supposition that the report of the Committee was not taken into consideration, according to notice, on the 6th.If it had been, it is impossible that the Z'imes could have been.silent on a matter of such paramount importance.The House oF Lorps went into Committee, which always takes place after the second reading, on the Corn Bill, the 1st June ; where the Duke of WELLINGTON, who scems by thisto have taken the lead in the opposition, moved an amendment, fixing the price at which protection was to begin, at 66s, instead of 60s.This amendment was carried by a majority of Four, an inconsiderable one, perhaps, butsufficient to prove that the Minister is not all powerful inthe Iouse or Lorps.It is but fair, however, to say, that it is not improbable that the result would have been nearly the same, had there been no change of M nis- try.The defeat of Ministers some years ago on the Property Tax ledus to anticipate a similar result to the new Corn Bill.The argumenlum ad crumenam is the only one which carries with it an almost certainty of failure.On the whole our impression is, that nothing further has becn done in the Corn Bill since the amendment of the Duke of WELLINGTON.It ought to be remembered, that Mr.CANNING declared that Le meant to ask for a vote of credit, to the amount of £500,000, to provide for any unforeseen contingencies relating to the £rmy, meaning we presume, with respect to Porru- GAL; and that the Premiar concluded his speech Ly pledging himself a.new to the principles of Mr.PrTr, an assurance, no doubt, kighly gratifying to his friends the Whigs.GENERAL ELECTION.The contest for the Lower Tow N commences on Monday next.Mr.Tnomas LEE isthe New Candidate.Mr.G£orGE RYLAND is canvassing the County.Mr.DUMOULIN stands tfor Three-Rivers, and it is snid will succeed, together with Mr.OcGpEN, Solicitor General.Mr.CANNON is the new Candidate for Hampshire.Mr.VANFELSON is canvassing the Uprer Town of QUEBEC.Two new Candidates appear for the IsLAND of ORLEANS, Mr.Lamacy, and Colonel Voyrr.Two new Candidates also offer thein- selves for DEvon.The intelligence from MonTREAL is highly interesting.A vigorous attempt will be made to improve, atleast, the general character of the Representation of that City, by returning two or three new Members.It is with great pleasure we hear that Mr.Mozson has consented to become a Candidate for the East Ward.There ought not to be a doubt of his success.Messrs.DEeLisLE and MeGiri are said, in the New Montreal Gazette, to be canvassing successfully in the West Ward.In the County of York, notwithstanding that Doctor LaBrigis canvassing for Mr.PAPINEAU, in case he loses his election for MONTREAL, we have reason to believe the old Members, Messrs.Simpson and DumonT will be returned.The papers of the faction prate about ¢¢ dishono- « rable procecdings\u201d ; but what do they say to a proposal made to the former to ensure his Election without expence, or condition of his deserting and opposing his friend Mr.Dumont?What notions of honor or consistency can they possess, who for the sake of revenge can so insult the feelings of a gentleman?We trust Mr.Dumont will be returned to Parliament, and that Dr.LaBrig will return to his projected History of CANADA, in which we may probably fill up a niche, in gratitude for the notice we have taken of him in this Gazette.1tis also said that Mr.O\u2018SuLLIVAN will oppose Mr.Co- VILLIER in the County of HowrinanoN, we bope with success.reat History showsus, thatthe assumption of power and privilege, on the part of the House of Commons, which did not of right belong to it, once proved the overthrow of the Con-\"\" stitution of ExgLAnND.In this more contracted sphere of action, and in times more immediate, we have seen the ' House of Assrmauy of this Province do wrong, by assuming Executive Authority, and by taking to themselves privileges, inconsistent with the Constitution.There was no remedy left to correct this evil, but a dissolutiom.In 430 the House of Lowrps, 4th Fehruary 1784, the then Lorp CHANCELLOR declared, that the House of Commons had no right to issue any order to the Lords of the Treasury, relative to the exercise of apower entrusted to them by an Act of Parliament.He added, that if he had been a Lord of the Treasury, he would have disobeyed any order from the Comxons, on the plain principle, that nothing short of an dct of Parliament, passed by the three Estates of the Realm, can suspend any part of the Statute, or of the Common Law of ENg- L4vp.That this was not only the opinion of the CuancEL.Lor, but of the House of Lorps, appears from the fact, than on a motion being made to the above effect, it was carried, 100 to 53.Let then the ELEcTons of the Province be assured, that if the ILousE of Commons cannot controul the Lords of the Treasury, relative tothe exercise of a power entrusted to the latter by an Act of Parliament, much less is there a constitutional power in the Ilouse of AssempLy here, to con- troul the Rovar PREROGATIVE, or to suspend any part of the Statute Law connected with this Province.On the contrary, every branch of the Legislature was instituted tosccure the legal and constitutional exercise of the functions and privileges of the other ; and if the ELecTors have a just sense of this admirable equipoise, they cought rather to throw their weight into the ExEcUTIVE scale, than seek to encrease the already disproportionate influence of the popular branch, The pretended claim to appropriate and appoint the Permanent Fund, in whatever terns it is maintained, is but the watchword of a Facrion, adopted to amuse the credulous, and to excite popular discontent against the ExEcu- TIvE, and certain other individuals.The reality of the claim cannot be believedevenby those who are most elamo- rous on the subject.The immediate object is a personal one, to effect a change in the Administration of the Province.But, addressing ourselves to the enlightened and independent part of the population of Lower CANADA, we are convinced, when the present ferment shall have subsided, and the conduct of GoyERNMENT shall be calmly and dispassionately considered, free from the mist of prejudice, the errors of misrepresented facts, and the delusion of sophistical reasoning, it will be acknowledged eminently calculated to promote the true interests and prosperity of the Province, without inthe least degree violating eitheritsown proper character of integrity, or the rights and privileges of others.The re-action has already commenced, and we dave to prophecy, that the time is not far di.lant, when, full of the most unshaken attachment to the priuciples of the Constitution, the WroLe Province will warmly approve the conduct of the Executive in opposing the dangerous pretensions above alinded to; and engage to defend the Government, by\u2019 every constitutional] means, against any attacks by which it may be assailed.In the mean time, we call upon the honest, loyal, and independent Electors generally, if they would not be thought insensible to the tried and proved blessings they derive from the British Constitution, not to omit the present occasion of showing their rooted abhorrence of every attempt to create unjust and dangerous discontents, disseminated by designing men and bad subjects, and tending te embarrass the operations of Government, We call upon them to reject the interference of agitators, be they in or out of the House of Assembly ; and never again to suffer an assumed authority on the part of one.to dictate to any other branch of the Legislature, They must perceive that the cause of order and of Government is advancing, they may be assured it will advance, and rapidly too, while every general Election will add to the discomfiture of the Faction, and demonstrate the triumph of right principles over passion, prejudice and crror, however disguised under the cloak of patriotism, Re \u201c\u201c Offices of State, and situations of public authority, being intended for the maintenance and support of the established Government, ought not to be placed in the Lands of any persons who arc not WELL AFFECTED TO TAT GOVERNMENT, SIN ALL ITS ESSENTIAL PARTS.\u201d (See Pitt\u2019s Specches, 28th March, 1787.) We like to see things done completely when done at all.We are, therefore, gratified in being able, by a General Order of Militia, which we publish to day, to supply an omission which, it appears, occurred in that of the 12th instant, respecting the Officers of St.EuUsTAcuE.Mr.NemsonN finds fault with that General Order, for reducing Dr.Lannie and Messrs.BArcELo and RAIZEN- NE to the ranks, and depriving them of the exemption allowed them by the revived Ordinances.No exemption is by that Ordinance allowed to Dr, La- BRIE, as a Physician, or to Messrs, Barcero and Raiz EN- NE, as Justices of the Peace, except an exemption from Militia Services.The General Order merely directs, that they be \u2018\u201c enrolled as private Militia-men\u2019\u2019 ; and the second clause of the Ordinance (27th Gre, 111.ce.2,) says, that a list must he kept by Captains of Militia, of every per.\u201c son residing within their precincts, notwitistanding they 6 may not be liable to SERVE in the Militia.\u201d What will the Oracle say to this?Will he say, he did not know it ?With respect to the two Justices of the Peace, aforesaid, there is an easy way of making the matter sure and clear as to them, by an instrument culled a supersedeas, of which peshaps, the Oracls has had, or may have some knowledge.\u20ac & cc THE QUEBEC GAZETTE.Itis an invention for putting out of the Commission of the l\u2019eace persons who, for the reason stated in the text above, ought not to bein it.\u2014 came We have seen, but not read with any attention, a letter in a MONTREAL paper signed \u2018 Jas.LABRIE,\u201d and addressed to us.The first glance was sufficient to convince us it was just the kind of letter we should Have expected from that quarter, The abuse contained in the latter part touches us not.If it were merited, we should be callous to the effect ; ifthe contrary, we are undefiled by it.Abuse must be more effective than that found in the columns ofthe Spectator to move us from our course, or from our temper.Such as it is, we trust we shall live long to experience it : for as a classical punster observes, Laudamur ab his ! I THE GREEK CAUSE.In the last Nonru AmEnicAN Review there isa powerful appeal in its favor, which concludes with this extraordinary sentence aud recommendation :\u2014 * Let then the public mind be disabused of the prejudices which mislead it on this question.Let it not be operated upon by tales of piracies at s#a, aad factions on land 5 evils, which belong not to Greeks.but to bunan nature.Let the means of propagating authentic intelligence of the progress of the revolution be muliiplied.Let its well wis'ers and i 8 well hopers declare themselves in theeause, Let the tide of pious and Christian charity be turned in this broad and thirsty channel, Let every ardent and high spirited young man,who has an independent subsistence of two or three hundred dollars a year, embark personally in the cause, and aspire to that crown of glory, never Yet worn except by him, who so lately triumphed in the hearts of entire millions of Americans.Let this be done, and Greece is safe.\u201d We doubt whether this advice will be followed, even in the Untrep STATES.In this Province, there are many hotheaded persons, with \u2018\u2018liberty,\u201d \u201cslavery,\u201d and \u201crights, eternally in their mouths.How much more advantageously would they be employed, if they would follow the advice ofthe North American Review, and relieve the Province of their presence until Greek independence is fully and permanently established ! Era A - To the Editor of the Quebec Gazelle.Sir,\u2014As an Elector ofthe Province, 1 wish to offer a few remarks on Mr.NerLson\u2019s Manifesto published in English, July 12th, in which he endeavors to blind us to the consequences of his own Parliamentary conduct, by a deal of verbiage in crimination of the Executive.As I cannot expect you will devote a large portion of your Gazette to the re-publication of the long article I allude to, I shall endeavor to direct the attention of the Reader to cach paragraph, according to the numbers which he has prefixed to them.1°.IIs ExceELLENCY\u2019s first speech, to the Parliament, was at the period subsequent to the accession of His PRESENT MasEsry ; and His Lorpsair demanded, ly instructions, what in ENGLAND is considered so necessary to the Constitution, that it has even been declared, that any deviation from it would be unconstitutional! ; namely, a permanent Civil List, during the King\u2019s life.\u2014If there is \u2018\u201c\u201c no sufficient legal responsibility within the Colony for \u201c\u201c high public officers,\u201d it must clearly be the fault of the Assembly, and not of the GovERNOR.As representatives of the people, whose rights they say they are so anxions to protect, let them look to it, but let it not be said that the EXECUTIVE has thrown any impediment on the way.\u2014 The Judges would have been rendered independent of the Crown, if the House would allow them a retirement ; and would permit them to receive a Salary independent of the annual appropriations of the House.\u2014The rest of this paragraph, respecting the ¢* Legislative Council having high \u2018\u201c salaries paid out of the public Revenues\u201d is ad captandos the Freeholders of the County of Quebec.2°.The House of Assembly does in fact ¢ refuse the supplies,\u201d when it declines granting them in a constitutional manner.Ilis EXCELLENCY asked for a permanent Civil List, the House replies by voting an annual appropriation,\u2014what is that but a virtual \u2018* refusal\u2019\u201d 2\u2014 With respect to the Union Birr, it would have been much better if it had been passed in the same manner as the CANADA TRADE Âcr.The mistaken lenity of Lord CAsTLEREAGH alone prevented it, and its necessity is every day more and more perceived.3°.The Law officers of the Crown in ENGLAND have settled this point, namely, the \u2018 pretence\u2019\u2019 on the part of the Executive to the permanent fund, (see Lord BATHURST'S despatch, 23d Nov.1824.) \u2014The insinuation thatthe Go- VERNOR selected ¢ his own Salary\u2019\u2019 as being thus ¢¢ provi- \u201c ded for,\u2019 is false and malicious.4°.and 5°, With respect to the Receiver General's affairs, it has been proved over and over again by facts incontrovertible, that the neglect was on the part of the Assembly, who were actually required to look into the state of the Chest, and neglected or refused so to do.6°.With respect to the charge against the Executive \u201c* for going home with his Civil Secretary as a confidential \u201c*_ person to transact business relative to the province,\u2019 in consequence of which, it is said, the Canada Tenures Act was passed, it need only be observed, that to perpetuate the feudal tenures under the present circumstances of the Province would be absurd and finjurious and, in fact, that Bill compelled no one to commute his Tenure.It merely empowered those to do so, who were themselves desirous of exchanging the feudal for the free, or common soccage tenure, 7°.is EXCELLENCY, it is to be presumed, gave the best ¢¢ information to the Colonial Minister,\u201d founded on his own personal experience and conviction.8°, The \u2018letter of the Colonial Minister\u2019 in reference to the despatch of 4th June 182); acquitted Sir Francis BurTon of blame, on the ground of not having seen the ** positive instructions 3° but the despatch was never cancelled, or retracted, as to its views on the \u2018\u2018 arrangement\u2019 accepted by the LiEuTENANT GOVERNOR in 1825.It remains still on record, and in force.9%.The whole of this itis unnecessary to answer.It is merely ad crptundos the Frecholders, Having thus, according to their numbers in NErLson\u2019s \u201ce Gazette, shown up a few ofthe misrepresentations contain- July 19, edin these paragraphs, I' shall conclude with a remark of two on the deductions drawn from them.Mr.NEILsoN continues to assert, that the ¢ House did not \u201c* refuse the supplies,\u201d although ¢ His ExceLLency\u2019sad.\u2018 ministration of the Government would probably have fully *¢ justified them, in refusing to confide them to him in the same \u201c* manner as they had granted them under Sir F.BurTon.\u201d The miserable evasion which he is guilty of, when he says that the House did not refuse the supplies, because they offered them on terms which could not be accepted, is only matched by the hardihood, injustice and indecency of the whole of this and the following sentence in the original.Facts, well known facts can alone contradict such misrepresentations ; and this one is of à piece with the quality of the infamous Report, adopted by the Assembly on the subject ofthe LIEUTENANT GovVERNOR, Which I agree with yon in denominating of the most * flagrant\u2019 description.Mr.N., talks of \u201c some minor sacrifices of rights\u2019\u2019 in 1825, on the part of the Assembly ; but there are those who consider the sacrifices, \u2018\u201c for the sake of peace,\u201d to have been greater on the part of ornErs.He then goes on to intro duce a comparison with the state of NEw York ; but, I trust the Electors of this Province will be cautious how they listen to such designing suggestions.Our neighbours muy manage their affairs on a cheaper system, perhaps ; but the same argument would apply to the MoTHER COUNTRY, and the UNITED STATEs, generally, more correctly than to this Province and any single State.At all events, the question is not to be judged at present by the relative cheapness of the two Governments, nor how a given number of inhabitants can be ruled by the smallest possible expenditure of pounds, shillings and pence.Mr.N., says, the Assembly have ¢ continued to adhere to \u2018\u2018the arrangement\u201d made in 1825: I adinit it; they have done so from sheer obstinacy ; because tliey know that there exist positive instructions why it cannot he accepted.They know also, that a similar ¢\u2018 arrangement\u201d was forbidden a¢ home, not here.Lastly, Mr.NErLsoN\u2019s assertion, so usual with they who write only, I repeat it, ad captandum vulgus, re-pecting *¢ the ** absolute rights of British Subjects, to dispose of their own \u2018\u201c property,\u201d is totidem verbis, if appliedin a legislative sense, absolute nonsense, mere clap-trap stuff.No \u201c violation of * any stch rights,\u201d has been attempted, or thonght of; but I trust the ExEcuUTIVE, on the contrary, will be supported by the People in its firm and laudable endeavors to preserve the rights of the Crown, and of the other Estate inviolate : rights, which will be in some danger if the innovations of the House of AssemBLY are not resolutely checked.CRITO.P.S.Since the above was written, I have beard it mentioned as a fact, that the late Member for the Island of ORLEANS, has been heard publicly to declare, that be the future measures of the Executive what they may, whether good or bad, ke will oppose them as coming from that quarter { Let Mr.LaMBLY make this known to th: hérif, Québec, le 10 Juillet 1827.nm ae QUEBEC ¢ Prineed and Io\u2019 hied aader Royal authority.by Joux CHARLTON Fisurr and Vom Koa Paioter 10 the King's Most Excellent Majesty fur the prosiace of! owEn-CANADA.Communications are te Le addressed (0 Jenn \u20ac HARLTON FisHER, Faquire, Enrron of the Quenre (342-7TTR, published hy authority, and Advertisements will be received ac the Printing office of Mesure, Tomas Cary & Co, Freemasons\u2019 Hall QUEBEC : Imprimée et Publiée sous l\u2019autorité Royale, par Jour CHARLT TON FisHER, et WJLLIAM KRMBLE, Imprimeur de sa F'rèseExculient® Maiesté le Roi pout la Province du Bas-Canada, A Toutes Communications doivent être adressées 4 Joun CHARLTON Fister.Fere BDiTRUR de la GazriTe de Quarec, publiée par autorité» On recuvra les Avertisemens a l'Imprunerie de Messra.TROMAS CART & Co.Haile des Franc-Maçont.ma a Le oh ud Sm wud MAM Sm 4 ce mé ed ma am wd AA eh ah."]