The Quebec gazette = La gazette de Québec, 6 avril 1835, lundi 6 avril 1835

[" aan uw.Utider, ard any ve upon , Street, USE, corner N6 Leen Mart of t.Ur.Et, OF.Mossre, ~ Al, & Co, in SE y Occu- To irisony 7, from tuer of Cradrl, to Mr, IN.barf, and the se 11th Feel, \u2014\u2014\u2014 session large thereon e [liver tUculars UN, - street, s from No.11, ham, in bout 30 \"Wut.pentine y terne N, 1, om the ure oc spied tor Cabinet are very pretabr ur and it wood TN tlatulog a close partieu- MES.the Ist SE and dan the to John's 0 lExs, and Se Basin of eof ten N.P.LET e Lokp eid by the yiuse af « te Utfice, LET.\u2014 Cottage yntdrang ciichen, s nin high quaced\u2014 lE, ai Street.t.Rock, rarden\u2014 , bounded schardson hsputabie ubscriber, (OEL- of that St.John now v:- the house re of Mrs.Lor to the \u2018HET of LEEDS, contain: y mesdow, on, built table.À he farm.terms EYER.rec story occupied ALES) Tes | excellent Iso sever urposé re Port, sud perty from 5 Sr.Late ischarging ere -= 1B possession Inse to (be Fsquires to cc, &c.M0 ronung tbe \u2018 (entrance aratelys DE.trend Tove 0 the whole jous deep om House: ih servers pper \u2018Tout en All YNAK, An chair _ MONDA Y, 6th APRIL, 1835.=et os LU, INGLISH PAPE EN 41.\u2014The African, its truth, is just what every body kuew before \u2014 RS.| that much of the timo of the tenants of a Convent steam vessel, plymouth Ja 40 for soa, and only waits her is occupied in repeating prayers, and performing Lieut, West } rocéud tothe Mediterranean.Thie ; céromnules and observances which to a Protestant final orders 10 21) yossel towed the Talavera, 74,1nto \"seem absurd and ridiculous\u2014and this is the whole fino and Ddesdav, at tho rate of five knots an\u2019 of it.Before reading the book, we were at a loss harbod 00 man-ol-war's yards being manned, she to tell whether it was designed for a money-getting hour.The \u2018vol and auimated spectacle, showing | speculaog, or intended to strengthen prejudices ; nov et .; : presented wae of steam and the advantages that may | and fan-Lo existing excitement arainst the profes.cuperiorit .\u2018 x , ! J the super?i naval warfare, by taking the largest sors of Romanism, An attentive perusal has satis.be ol ?ongiide an enemy daring a calm wha they \u2018 fiel us, that so far as Miss Reed's part of the publi- vuisè 5 - asch, aud by allowinz near- catiou is concerned, the ouly purpose was to secure pwise Hat app Len LR .; ; cd others of the crew to attend to their gaus.profits by imposing on the ignorant and credulous, Jy the Partly of the Veraon, and some supersume- aud the introduction was prefixed by some of the 8 \u2019 : Lieut, will da incendiary fanatics who were iastrumenta] in des- te their passage in the Africau to juin urls, J sin the Mediterranean.trovins the Cuavent, to subserve their own unhale {heir ships Yytren died in Paris on the Sth February, lowed designs.Now, we are no favorers of Catho- M.Dupuyer, ilhtess of sevoral months, aed 57.licism, as such\u2014it has its faults as well as other after 8 fins he reputation of Laing the first oporat- systems of Laith\u2014perhaps wany nore than most\u2014 {le has le Y iq France, amd probably in Furope.its rent antiquity has given occasion for Lhe intro- So I : .: nr sufgeon ges , \u2018 i metic alictions proye ld upou his mind for the Co is Life, Ble has left madame Beau.Just few vent ofl rhter, à fortune of nearly 7,000,000) monts a, a feracy of 25,00) francs, to louad | a.medico-chirurgical pathology.He has lel 100,00.) crowns to found an asylum for a 1 physicians, ralre Le pandouald, (better kaown as Lord The Ea ot examined, last Session, before the mmittee, où steam navigation to India.dactivn and perpetuation of errors\u2014Ubat we do not like to see any sect proscribed by wholesale, by unjust and aacaristian names; an SG more do we lle to see the comunity gultled and cheated by such a frivolous, one-sided, useless publication as the present.It is worse than the exhibitions of buitoonery and harlequinism, far the moral injury and pecuniary loss are far greater.We are told that the first edition of 5099 copies was soll in one day ; and as single copies ave retailed at lilty cents exh, mong other matters, said ha hul {one can julre of the expense of tho stereotyped ystitute for stean,\u201d as well as \u201ca {flood which is overwholmioy the land.We advise vessels.\u201d The substitute those who have time to squander, and a half dobar for steam 13 quicksilver; and he cmploys it \u201c to which they cannot expand in purchasing somethinz duce power by exhausting ono vesse and com- to contribute to their own physical, intellectual or De ju air in another, thus forming an atmgsphe- moral improvement, or in alleviating the wants and AA and a vacen, which will produce the pramoting the happiness of these about them, to mr effect ns the plenum and vacuin formed by throw both away by buying aml reading this ridi- the reneration of steam aud its condensation, This culos farce.\u2014( Hampshire Patriot.) ; Jus, (supersedinæ the necessity of carryinr coals) |, Now.) ork, Mareh 23.\u2014The Supreme \u20ac vurt of hs added, is peculiarly adapted to agitated water, the Uaited States adjourned on Lues Lay last, alter ike the se.The plan may be wholly worked with- a Session of sixty-iive days, (havior decided forty: out fuel, The evidence aud papers are tou lon for two cases, bein all that were rely for trial, with extract, but his Lorlship concludes this part ol his two or three excaptions,) to the torn in course, evidence with stating, that * vessels filled with leaving forty-seven cases on tive caleudar for next aicksilver apparatns wight be provided with sails term of the usual kind; there would be uo smoke nor N.B.\u2014 All the Opinions of the past tern, hing ay fire, and there naed be no indications from their been wales «1 by the Co int to he recorde lan the evcernal appearance that they are equipped in any Clerk s office, applications for copies of said opi- other manner than as saline vessels, À Lo The uions, a l{ressod to the Cierks, will receive in li tte method of propelling witht pellets (ins pateation.B it such copies ever will ba acithen- Vadship says) | shoult L° happy to lay it before ti atl hy tha So st of tas ( oust, unless speetdly the Committee, Were ny patent right secdrel, re paire | wa to be, (hy rasan of the in:reased expense of such sealed copies.) Truc Atlantis GLANDO Lost, Or Tit SUN \u2014No | Vox \u2014ltis of no aml interest aul satisf, strong | the citizons of Nw-Vorts, that à very aj {tres for the planting an! oruvuentios tie streets aad avenues, is foun bia that beantital plant, which is foun lta combine all the useful qualities requisite to the inten lei purpose.Tha tree is a sectes of Ching Trenlares A 42 adnirdly wolf; and the preseat winter having no eleat appreatly on those healthy and vigorous, is a proof of il Hardiness.The ornameut il characteristic of tie treeis aot sar- passe |, if e-pualle], by any in the swim oy, when its fine elossy leaves of a buautitul green, continue © very late in the season, franis, (Cochrane) (ommons\u2019 Co iis Lordship, 9 projected © à 84 ; por mode of propelling : or feu Loi to propricte AMERICAN PAPERS New-York, ( Moalay evening.) March Laws yet\u2014uothing below, notwithstandoe a mackarel breeze trom N.E-ail d y yesterday.By ag arrival we lave received Benos Ayres pagers to January 15th, They contain nothioz of imsortance.The Oriental Lrir Its dde da Plat, with African colonists, boun | to M witevi loo, ha i been captured off Cape St, Mary's by a Brasilian achooget of war, and sent to Rio J weir, This ou.carrence has created some exciteaent 1a Moute- vide dis of ice, by tha Cleveland Whip, of March th, wa perceive, still obstruct the navigation be ween Detroit and Cleveland.Aletter to the e litors of the Jornal of Cimnerce states that the President hos appointed Mossrs.Tives of Virginia, au Rush of Pennsylvania, Come hatweea the hofare his hase, tuspect those n° Unis kin [plante i before tire splen tit leuldiars of Lafayette Place, or other parts of the city ar this tins an lin the sane mar se son no oe of ets ern tail to pau a tribato of delisht to their superior viene and om Laie cone me Noe York American) Notivine the controversy between Mo run ant Ohio, the Naf 2 al Pat Hig noces says i\u2014 6 ('anyress, Oùr readers are aware, dl not act definitively noon the aahiaet as the Last aession, The Sonate passe l'a bilt livorable to the Op site of Pthe question, Gf we nus sa tr it) which bill, | being refred to a seleut committee in tan Morse of Representatives, Was Pop weed adverse non Ha that bodys ws all ras y de'tiated far at {syst où far, at, mot boinr finale acte lapon, was for noce taie of Ur Fous rat Glen ljoura- | mont, auf thus lost, bow Py Lesdrars af OH, fn the man tone, not waltiar to leva what Courress w rulfor woatd Ms missionars to seitle the controversy on State of Oo and the territory of Michigan, grow- inz out of the dispat-il northeen boun buy line of Odio.The same letter states that Acuos Keudtail hashéen appointed a tin: Post Mister ttenmeral, ; We are sorry to learn from ta: April number of Slim's Joarnad of Science, that 0s anun aa darerof Bein abandoned for want of suport.Ms, Fanny Kemble Butler lis prossate | her lrshand with a som, whiclomay, for a short tine, prevent the contpluting of her Journal, about thirty pages of which remain to be finishe ; Messrs, Caray, Lea & Blanetruak have asa the sscond of the nav OUfare tiles =\" Canvassdar.We observe that this is deseribed in the manner = forlast monthof the Lou lon Mstronalit in art the Naw Maathly Murine as them ter pises of Bas im, the author.The Now Monthly sus «He his the ost actor we he, and his Irish life isto the hfe.Let any one Whois svoptis d, rev dispate, \\ here \u2018Canvassing ÿ let them males acquruntaten with the ; tofare passe La Lux 15 resist the ose tion of tisk most inimitable post-hay that ever sat on BATTOW territory by any ol or a any i vy th tt ul AL bar belinda pair of Trish homers wing wont peither chan or the Doite ] Staves dae Aas (Fy err es #3 OT 850$ Paar do, passe bo Tov Die exten ling the irl col the Stataol Vea aver the strip al toes Fos Lericdhatare of Michieuahasrur h isan apessiode Sareids stan nor wo; lot them compare \u201c Me Lorts driver \u201cof Mister Has eafel ot tue Mhiriatorsssey .= ha ' : PE Lo .Lo Cita ty a .; pi ; with Miss Fdreworth's * Larry) ant Binds pare\" force retenir Ete Tew of Onion Tals wan 6 1 tho we of thine ut Coletta ee Hove roe trait.will lose nothing of indi cidnal interest be te comparison, wo say individ, heean Larry's Bis tory is one of tie most heautitu) opcodes in te wide between te ama È worll of fiction, and we have little to do with\u2018 Me brourhtinho C0 06 Lord's\u2019 driver when he has ceased to siete his Où the 200 tas ams Lordship upon the rack.Let thase who wish ta Maissachhrsetts lions have a vivid representation of an Irish cleviion thes i à i.brought before them, read ¢ Cauvasiar! Thescoue | * The Act and intennfy is intmitable\u2014rich in tricks and shillelazhs=-and persons for injuries dose theieby, was cas fered.whiskey and fighting\u2014a very jewel of etevtions | It consists of sv sections, which wore ne thon ch the bare reading of which would send any true-hora The three fiest sections provide for Paddy forth with this petition, © Will aay bo Iv fight me, for God sake ¥* We donot like the win liar upofthe story as well as its commencement and progress.Mr.Banim's high life is aot gonuine-\u2014It wants grace, aud ease, and polish.\u201d Ceaive ls an lave eon Cth tar re of ie were to I to sappress consecutively.fie action of magistrates ant odicers at riots, investing them with all the necessiry aathority for ; nnlb-usny them haruless in : also Suppress the sue, mn the event of loss of Life an the part of voters hot line all the parties riotousy ssn l tesa Mrs, Maeder, formerly Miss Clara Fisher, is per- bie for the death of any inhivida i aetiorr nn ler their forming at Philadelphia.She appuared nt A Bold (the ma cistrates\u201d) orl ra.The four th and ifth sec- Stroke for a Husband\u201d \u2014so the report that her bus- tions are the principal parts of the bill: the farmer band made her leave the stage is antrae.srovides that indemnity for losses by riots shall be \u201c Allan Breck,\u201d Gleig's new novel, republished \"made by towns the latter that, ou conviction of by Messrs.Cary & Thiet, has received the applause | offenders by towns, and indemnilivation made to of the Edinbargh Review.[ the losers, they (tows) shali he remunerated by the Irving's new work is thus announced iu the Lon- Commonwealth.Cousiderable dicusston took place don journalg\u2014\u201c A Tour on the Prairies, by the an- upon these sections aad they were eventually strack thor of the Sketch Buok ; forming No.| of \u20ac Mis- \u2018from the bill, as was also the seventh section, it cellanies,\u2019 by Washington Irving, 1 volume, small being dependent entirely upon the two others.The 8vo.\u201d ° ° bill was then passed to a thied reading, ; \u201c Siz Months in a Convent.\u201d \u2014 Such is the catch- © Albany, March 26th.\u2014TFhe Ohio made her first Pen os recently seul Ç nppraronce at our wharves yesterday morning, alter and purporting to be n natrative of Miss Rebecca.experiencing considerable difficulty \" pros hing Theresa Reed, who was under the influence of the | through the ier, which Mill emai bo rae bu Roman Catholics about two years, awl an inmate ities at the Lverslans, Lo brought ir LA of the Convent où Mount Benedict Charlestown, derable quantity ol goo.our m ul ca xs ln, \" uearly 5ix mouths in 1831-2.The greater portion Is quite an appearutee 0 ae on | \" ( 0 cu = of the hook consists in denunciations of Catholicism, party of men wers yesters od pony cna \\ ; li in the shapo of an introduction by the publishing cutting à passage throug A\" % ve NY k Tol \u20ac pi committee whose names are hot given, and the PU largest craft Lying atthe pot» | Lu the remainder is Miss Iteed's remarkable story, This 1° there being still very he \\ Lire umber! lst contains about as much matter ns would occupy \u2018 ope ready to sail with valuable cargoes for ne pa ; ; New- .oworer, muon ne wpa iy wel expanded, On the bth and Gth March, snow fell to the depth ins- 12 x 9x3 12x 9x 2 Brighe Pine, 12x11 x 1} 13x11 X2 12x 7x3 Pine and Spruce seasoned Boards Battens, and a variety of other Lumber, Jow for Cush, by WILLIAM PIILLIPS Old Custom.House, 1st and 20 d quality, ditto Quetac, 2nd March, 1835.ra VHT Subscribers offer for sale, at the Stores corner of St.Peter and St.Paul streets Lately occupied by Wat.Brounen & Co , the lulluwing articles viai\u2014 ' English Iron, round, square, and flat, assorted sizer Hoop lon, Canada l'iate, doubie and sigle Shçep Iron, Crowley, blistered and cst Steel Fine Canada, horse and tin Nuils, assorted Anvils, vices, spades, shovels and frying pans Rafting, boar, and trace chang Grates, hot air, and Canada stoves, ships\u2019 camouses &e, 13ar and sheet tead, shotasoried Powder I.FL °F.FFF, and canister Cordage.shoe thread.sal and seine twines Mindow glass, lüiseed oil, barled and raw Cognac vrandy, Spanish red wine, tobacco pipes, ALSO, Acraman\u2019s patent chams and anchors for vessels fron Sa GLO tans, GOLDSWORTHY, TOWNSEND & Lo.(Frchec, 2d March, 1825.peor SALE by the Subscribers, Tenerife Wire L.I\u2019.aud Cargo, Pasley\u2019s Brand in Pip, Hhds, and Quarter Casks, Pale and Brown Sterry in ditto, Sie an Red Wine tp dta, on Pies Moessana White Wine, 10 Hinds Cinret, Pore, Madero and Claret in cases, Coxnac Brandy, Ocard, Dur Uis & Co's Brant, Jumaica Hum, Sapirior Whoe Wine Viner, Past India Rice in bags, Fpgtish Starch, North Country Frathere, Shexthing Copper & Nal & Copper Bolte, Canvas as-orted, Cordage & Oukum, Black, White, ami Green Pat, Piten on Bblis and birkins, Lnghsh Varn bh, Pale Seal Oil, in Casks, Patent Filterers, New Castle Grote Coals, Au a-sotment of Patent Linen Threads, Do of Ribbons, Belis and Bands.Wa PRICES DO, Quebce 27d March.1803.CO FLOUR, BRICKS, For Sule by the Subscribers :\u2014 150 barrels supe fine Flour 400 do.fine do.50 do.muddling da, 20000 superior Fire Bricks 40x) do.Building do.Newcastle and Sundortind Grate ard Smith Coal, JAS, HAMILTON & CO, Office lrvine's what.Quebee 22nd Novr.1874.HF Sale by the Subscribers :\u2014 100 Barrels superfine Flour 40 half do.de.200 barreis fine do.100 do, middling SU do.rejected \u2014ALSO\u2014 Jamaica and Berbice Hum Sterry Wine, in pipes, hhds, and quarter ci P.& 1, BURNET, Commerc Chemin.Quebee, 9th Deer.1854, UST received, and tor Sale by the subseribes 300 hoxes of Montreal Candles, 46 hls of Virginia Leal Tobacco 9 hhds do do du 50 kegs Plug do do All being of a superior quality, HOLCOMB Quehee, 28th Nove, 1874, Corner of St.Paul Suecet.} & LATHAM AM PARKER, A.& B.begs to intime Sales df ILLI his readiness at all times to attend FURNITURE or MERcuaspize generally, » herever bi services may Le required in the capacity of A COrioFER [ie will endeavour to merit publie confidence, fully solicis a share of patronage, Quebec, St.Anne Street, March 9th, 1855.} TOI SALE Te ornanental Vila, oi and respect \u2014\u2014 Ë a Houses, and Gardens on the Point of Carouge, with shout forty acres of land.Among thes rious inducernents combined to render this a desirable Bcque tion, the following may be mentioned : \u2014 Viet \u2018The untivailed scenery which surrounds the T'oint * Carouge-='he distance from the high rond-together 4 the highly cultivated Gardens\u2014their beautiful posiuer producing vegetation some days earlier than elsewhere the immediate vicinity ; being entirely protected from Sast, North, and N.West winds, with a Southern me \u2018The long range of stone and brick walls thickly plants with choice imported Vines, Cherries, Gages and Peart A glazed Vinery, 100 feet in length, divided for alter, forcing, and containing the chuicest plants.The part are stocked with the best and most prolific bearing ; Treen of every kind likely to thrive in this District né Flower Borders and Beds are well planted with po.Perennials and Shrubs, À fine s ppy of water a ducted to a Fountain in the centre of the Garden.mais and drives are lsid out upon the premises nearly Wwe in extent, .TI'wa four room Cottages within the Park Paling a rounding the property may be had with the sate ; {lousehold Furnnure, Garden Implements, AC ells had by the purchaser at an appraisement The ean contains eighteen apartments independent ol men i uh rooms attached to the outbuildings.I'he whole ot accommodate two distin families, with only the #7 and lawn in common.Colt le 1f the above described property be not sold, il ad leased furnished from the 1st May next | Ihe chet payment will be mado to suit the whhes of the pt pris to HENRY AT KINSON: Quabee, Deer.231d, 1854, Quebec, 15th January, 1835.\u2014 Be i 6 2 published da Mondayt, Ie price fo! 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At the for the 1 procgede He sai William (\u2018ourt.knowled birth he The Da Jations h done ; t such a much le would a i which pot satis of his at a fresh ground of the p possessi i they mi 5 Don Ca b stronge E ductof than an) a guard) of Fran that he his fort the pre] ¢ ginary ( forward k had tole HO did not f retain | = him to E that his E he was + ontos interve [ time tt he had [but his E power 5 vered, : of Han ainst which | family.they où tk ligion, Majesty deprive to poss remain conclu Jrotect is fort 0 Glauda er to i Duke \u20ac porty b the plai VisiT The square a small when t In som put in, already dirty embry: "]