The Quebec gazette = La gazette de Québec, 5 juin 1835, vendredi 5 juin 1835

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Mey; st.Denis, La Prarie, jements, M.Grande mmouraska, st, Jean Por Most of the F110 receive su ails: Manet, à nd Fridays © Fanti Of iowa, Chambly, fa?Saturdays, same hours aod Citqrdays, sane pour \u201cfuesdays at 11 Hon Satarideys, 3 I; Contracte! == CITY OF v.Allsopp, M.M Piuze, Faq Capta bscribers st Cum» rent, and opened on that day noon In Lhe presence of the p Mountain street, sduys and Fridays \\n English; and Saturdays in French, St.Andrews, M, Filtcau ; Lotinicre, ; ia Baie, M.1.Berthier, Henry Penton, Esq.M.J.Jubnson ; St.Slevin; Ste.Marie y and Stages.A.Gauvin, ] 2 IAGETTE ac GA EE aud Stationers Quibec.um, and 9e postage.parately, ZUs.p.a.and Ge at 2s, Gd.for six lines and d.cach subsequent insertion; for first insertion, and ud, cach sub, Li Guth languages double.Advertising by .Fabre & Co.; Three-Itivers, Mi Ottaws, Mr, W, G, Blanchard ; Esq.; Ste.Anue, PL A.Borton, Meser du Loup, M.Chalou MeDunalt; Sherlrooke, Tranchemontagne St William lleury, J.\\gnault Sé- Chartes, De.Duvert, John's, M, Demarez; Ehou, M, Reny ; Ste Anne M.N.Heauce, A River Ouclle, Me.Jorre; Ka.\u201c5 Ance.wt Gauvreau ; Rimouski, P.Gauvreau, Esg 1 Joli, Col.Fraser, Postmasters throughout the Province have cony Canadu and United States, every day ented) nt 6 P: M.in summer and 4 P.M.-John & Missiskoui Huy, Tuesdays Saint Francis, Town hips, \u2018I'uesdays Nova Sculls and New Brunswick La Hance Saturdays, 10 A.M, St, Puls .Lothinicre, Wednesdays, 3 P.M.\u2014Mail Couillarnd Street Upper Town QUEBEC.108 Councin, OrrICcE, The 27th April, 1875.EALED TENDERS will be received at this Oflice, on oF before WEDNESDAY, 10th JUNE st four o'clock in the after- arties making the Tenders, by ho said Committee, for the supply of two thousand gallons \\ ph Shore, boiled pale Seal Oil manufictared this year, adi the best quality, for the hghting of the city, one half } be delivered 10 the month of July, and the other half mn Such of the tenders ss shall Corporation, will be aece ie \u201cie month of Octoder, bath next cusuing, be the most advantageous to pred.For any additional information to this notice, applica- pon may be made to the Chairman of said Contnittee, Fdmard Glakemeyer, Esquire, at his residence, St l\u2019eter Syeet, in the Lower Town, By urder of t he Mavor, JEAN LANGEVIN.Town Clerk, lL (HARLOTTE TOWN CENTRA I.ACADEN Y.Commodious building having been erected in A an eligible and airy capital of the Island), the I Masters will be required fort part of the Town (the rustees give notice that two h's Institution, The Branches of Education to he taughtin the Academy are defined by las, viz.i= The Greek and Laun Classics, Belies Lettres, the lFreuch Language, Gengraphy connected with Astronomy and combined with General and Na- weal History, English Reading Grammar and Ltocution, Elementary and Practical Mathematics, and Theoretical aud Practical Anthmetic\u201d\u2019 By the same law, a salary of LID currency is secured to be paid to each of the Masters, ad the tuition money equally divided between them.The Institution is under the superintendance of nine Taxes Persons who can produce testimonials of good meal character, and qualified to teach the branches of Fixation above enumerated, will be pleased to apply by et {post paid) to the Hon.Fresident of the Academy.0 cab By order of the Le.5.Jarvis, Chief Justice, nor before the 1st day of July Board.J.LAWSON, Secretary.Chartotte-Town, P.E.I.April Ist, 1875.\u2014 20 Secretnry's Office, (6th March, 1835.NDER the 10th Geo.Ath, eap.9, the following Persons are, ex officio, Trustees of the Central wademy, viz :\u2014The Hon.In.J.Jarvis, Chief Justice Getge Datremple, Fe.Speaker of the House of Assem.by; the Hen.IL Hodgson Attorney General; John lawson.Esq.Solicitor General, and their successors in efice: in addition to whem, Fis léxcellency the Lieuten.set Governor has heen please {to appoint the [Honorables George Wright and 1.11.Havitand, and Samuel Neison, Mmuel Green, and Daniel Brenan, Esquires.NEN LITE INSURANCE AN J.P COLLINS, vonr 77 D TRUST COMPANY.IsconroraTED 1850.TRUSTEES : Wa, Bann, Stephen Warren, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Ive Brotison, James Kent, balan C.Verplanck, hos, J.Oukley, John Mason, James Me Bride, E Jobo Duer, ; Stephen Whitney, Thomas Suffern, Nathaniel l\u2019rme, Juhn G.Coster, John Jacob Astor, l'resident.Benj.|.Swan.Thos.W_Ludlow, William 13.Lawrence, Jonathan Goodhue, Samuel Thompson, Peter emson, Benj.Knower, John Rathbone, junior, Nicholas Devereaux, Peter Harmony, H.C.De Rham, P.KE, Stuvvesant, Corn, W.Lawrence, E A.Nicnor, Secretary.THIS Establishment offers to persons of limited Income, a very desira ble opportunity of provid- \"3 a competence for their families at their decease ; credi.f sand others wishing to secure the ultimate pavinent of g ame of money at present unavailable would also find their k Oectin effecting policies wit hi America, Fhe undersigned Agent wi EF: mation to Bi between thiy ki other in effecting Insurance FE Uhysician, Dr).Dovaras, h thic office.The Premiums Fate been calculated on a very reduced scale.and it is be- J.leved can compete with any oflice or agency in North H give the most ample infor.applicants, and from the facility of intercourse City and New York no delay will be incurred or satisfying claims.W, D.DUTONT, Agent.i Quebec, ofa May, 1835.Sault-au- Matetot Sirect, i WEST OF SCOTLAND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, ; TE Subscribers aro a # COTLAND Fine Inst ke Lroperty of al E08 the most re Ei 1%ees which ¢ 0 be ascertained, I uthorized by the WesTor RANCE COMPANY to instire | descriptions against loss or damage by fire, asonable terms, and to settle here for any nay occur the moment the amount thereot ODGER, DEAN & Ca.E NOTICE.\u2014Tho undersigned having Leen duly k., appointed Curator ; VILLA M GRANT, in h uebee, requests all those to the Estate of the late is life time Master Butcher, indebted to the said Estute, tot ; ; p make Immediate payment to the undersigned ; and those *ho may hay ; ; e claim duly altested, S «gainst Quebec, 6th April, 1835.Te the same to transmit them JEROME PrARt, HE Subsoribers have from Loy ape of: Vain ang vite etter, Note, my, Mediem and -Roval Cartridge and Blotting i ry STATIONARY, &c.just received 4 Cnunun, on, their Spring supply of Station- Foolscap and l\u2019ost Papers, » plain and feint lincd.per.pl \u2019encils, Steal Pens, red and black Ink.and Ink » 4a à variely of other articles of Stationary.Ledgors, J h Journal ™ common binding Queber, end May, 1835, \u2014 1,50\u2014 Cush, Letter and Bill Books, in fine NE!LSON & COWAN, UST teceived and for hi ountain Street : inances to snlo by Nettson & Cowan, ix the Eastern Townships of Lower Canada, the Eastern \u2018Townships and Tuesdays, Thursdays REWARD FOR DISCOVERY OF INCENDIARIRES, HEREAS three unocenpied houses in this City have rocently been destroyed by Fire, whereas several attempts have been lately ude to set fire toa House belonging to Mrs.Widow Ji yson.and occupied i by Mr.Urown, Grocer, situate at the corner of Grisuns and Ste.Gencv ce-strvets.on the Cape, \u2014Suspicion is en- tertasned that many of the late fires und alanns of fires have been «used by acts of Incendisries ; wherefore, \u201c Public Notice is hereby given, That the {resident and Directors of the Quebec Fire Assurance Company will give 0a REWARD or ONE | HUN DRED LlOUNDS, io any person who may NE such Information as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of the said Incendiaries or either of them.By order, Wi.LIENDERSON, Seerctary.Quebec, April, 1835 STEAM BOAT NOTICE FPHE Subseriber hereby gives notice to those supplying the Boats and Barges of the St.| Lawrence aud Montreal \u2018ow Boat Companies with stores, &e.&e that he wiil not hold hunself respons ible for debts incurred on account of tho se vessels, except on u written order from his oflice These performing repairs or alterations on the vessels will be required to produce simitar vouchers.Merchants who have regular accounts sre respectfully mformed that itis his intention in future to collect accounts due for freight Moxsniv, and with all others on the delivery of thar property.JOIIN DYDE, Agent.Quebec, 7th May, 1835.EASTERN TOWNSHIPS BOARDING SCHOOL.N R.ALLEN, Principal of Sherbrooke Aca- A demy, having taken, of the British American Land Company, that large and pleasantly situated House, hitherto occupied by C.K H, Goonnue, Lsgr., with extensive Garden and Play Grounds adjoining, will be prepared to receive Boarders on the 1st June next.Trums\u2014£25 per annum for Board and Turion, Pupils above 12 yeurs of age.£30 per aunun., The course of study will embrace Latin, Greek, f\u2018rench and ail the solid and useful branches of a good English Lducation.The salubrity of Sherbrooke is indecd extraordinary; the pestilence has twice swept uver this province, and not an inhabitant of the fertile vales aud sunny hills of Saint Francis falien.\u201cThis fact claims the notice of parents and guardians.\u2014 For further paruculars, apply (post paid) to the P'ancipa), orto any of the undersigued 1 rustees.REV.L DOOLITTLE, REV.J.B McMAILON, Wa IL GILMAN.Sherbrooke, 9th Mav, 1853, Ds VID COYLE, Saddler, &e.begs leave to return his sincere thanks to his friends and the public in general, for the libéral encoursgement he has hitherto received, and at the same time begs to Inform them that he has removed to No.18.Fabrique street, opposite Mr, Woornury's j\u2014where he has on hand a large stock of goods in lis line, particularly of Harness made up out of a large lot of English leather received last fall, direct from the mapulacturers.\u2014 Alto a case of riding and driving Whips, from Fietcher, Box & Sons, London ; which he trusts wi | enable him to give geucral sausfaction to ail «ho may continue to fuvor him with thar patronage.Terms 5to 6 months, on approved credit, amd a liberal discount for cash Quebec, Ath April, 1833 FURKIER, ITE undersigued returns his sincerest thanks to to his friends and the pnblic generally, for the encouragement he has recerved since he began the business, and gives notice that he has removed to Nu, 38, St.John Street.the house of Mr.Réon Maloun, near Mr Laue ries\u2019 §rore 5 where be hopes 1 reeave further encourage ment, Hes ready 10 recone all Kinds of furs for safe Keeping during the summer, and he will picdge himself to return them in good order, PIERRE MALOULN, Quebec th May, 18535.NOTICE.HE, business heretore conducted under the firm of Juskrn Hacarman & Co, at Près-de-Ville, © will, from this date, be continued by the subseriver.under | he same finn, and at the same place, on lis own account, J.HAGARMAN.Quehee, 31st January, 1875.OTICE \u2014 he business hitherto conducted by John Musson, will in future he carried on by the subscribers, under the firm ob 4 1 ssoN & SivaGe, who respectfully solicit a continuznce of that distingteshed patronage with which the establishment has hitherto been favored, Jo MUSSON, ALFRED SAVAGE, Quebee.10th March, 1835.FEYHEOPHILUS RICKABY respectfully returns his sincere thanks to the Publie for the liberal encouragement received by the tate firm, and begs to state that the business will, after the 1st May next.be continued on his own account, at No.30, St.John Street, St Joba's Suburbs, (at present occupied by Mr.J.M, Frechette ;) and he trusts by attenton and assiduity, to secure the continuance of those favors so biberally experienced.* a Lunerals furnishe on the lowest possible terms, and with the greatest punctuality, Qui hee, 22d \\prii, 1835.OTICIE\u2014 AH persons indebted 10 the Estate of the late William Finlay, Fsquire, in his life time of Quebee, merchant, are requested to make imme.date payment to the ubdersigned at this office, No.16, St Lonuis-street, and those who may bave claims against 1he said Fistate arc requested to present thor accounts duly at tested, I.R.GAIRNDNER.Sale Exicutor.Quebec, 15th March, 1835.OTIUE-\u2014-Wirttan Wilson, à sen-faring man and a native of Ayr, Scotland\u2014left his home in June 1828 (vor Americea\u2014was seen in Quebce in the spring of 1829, anodin Montreal in the full of the same year, but not haviag been beard of since,=his relations (particularly a disconsolate and aged mother) are exceedingly desirous, \"if still in the land of the living,\u201d that he should be made acquainted, by application to the subscriber, with family affairs greatly mn he favor.\u2014 Any information concerning this person.whether dead or alive, or of bis present residence, Will be tbanklully received.LEENEZER BAFRD.Quebec.16th March, 1835.| OTICE.\u2014Whereas a person by the name of Tuomas Ranking, a native of Falkirk, Scotland, and a son of Mr.John Rankine, deceased, Boukseiler, was in Halifax some years ago, and left as is supposed, a sailor for some portin the West Indies, By the deails of his father and elder brother, the said Thomas has become entitled to a considerable property, His relations are exceedingly desirons\u2014if still alive\u2014\u2014that this information should be conveyed to him ; and any person who kuew him while here, or of the port to winch he sailed, or of his pre.seit residence, will conler a favour by communicating the same at the office of Mr, Gro, R.Young, who is instructed by the 'Frustees ofthe Estate to prosecute these enquiries.Halifax, 8th January, 1835.For Sale by Nutrson & Cowan, Ld, Mountain stret, OUCHETTE'S MAD of the Provinces of Up- \u2018per and Lower Canada, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland, and Pricee Edward's Island, with a large section of the United States, compiled from the latest and inost approved Astronomical Observations, Authorities and Surveys.\u2018I'he Mar occupies three large sheets, beautifully engraved and coloured in London, 1st Sept, 1834, HE SUBSCRIBERS havo just received an Assortment of REGISTER GRATES, GOLDSWORINY, TOWNSEND & Co.27th May, 1835, | | PROSPECTUS OF A WORK ENTITLEN Key to the Principles of Nature.Comprising the following Systems as origi i ] $ riginal, viz : ,L\u2014EBB AND FLOW'OF THE TIDES, Cuused by contraction and expansion, through col i and heat, from the alternate absence and presei:ce of the Sun.1L\u2014GRAVITY.By a head pressure of the electric clement, acting upon all matter us electric vacuums, which I erm Presse action.® 11[.\u2014-MAGNETISM.By electricity as its Jegnimate cause through electric vacuums, including the pheuomens of the Compass by the same agent.IV.\u2014-MOTION OF THE PLANETS.; By one simple original impulse, assuniing a curvitinear direction round their respective centres, by local and universal repulsion in opposition, from the electric atrnospheres of their centres and universal space ; thus neutralizing their orbits, relative 10 resistance, V.\u2014SEASONS, By the alternate inclimation of the oles of the Earth, to ond from the Sun, thus vibrating by the expansion and contraction of their atmospheres.VI.\u2014SATURN'S RINGS, As lunar reflectors for the pale¥ regions of that planet.VII.\u2014CLIMATE, Distance of the rewotest planets froin the Sun as regards clinate, is equalized by (he increase of surface of those planets, which retains a greater proportion of hght and heat, and thus maintains the same temperature with nearer planets, .BY THOMAS JEFFERSON EDDY.Copy Right secured according to Law.\u2014 HE above work will be published at Waterford, Saratoga County, N.Y.as soon as a sufficient number of subscribers are obtained to warrant its publication, and contain from G23 to 250 pages Duodecimo, me- divin size, on Fair type and good paper, accompanied by two engravings Illustrating the power of presstraction, (erroneously styled attraction ;) and universal motion.I'he former will Le represented by a column of the electric vie- ment resting upon a mass of matter (which 1 style an electric vacuum, ) thereby causing it to gravitate towards the centre of the earth, which is one common vacuum in the electric clement ; also including in the same engraving, à representation of the power and agent of the magnet.The latter (universal motion) will be represented by a drawing of the solar systems with the planets surrounded by the electric element with a division of its pressure into local and universal repulsion, by which each planet is caused, from philosovhical principles, to travel in a curvilinear Line ! round the centre by one simple and primary impetus.As the above «ystems are entirely original, the author feds himself justified mn presenting them to an enlightened ; community.respectfully soliciting their patronage to a work that comprises assigned causes Tur many of the natural phenomena that have been looked upon by the whole school of philosophers, as beyond the reach of human ken to fathom, and that have slumbered in the cradle of Nalure's arcana, from the commencement of time, The author flatters himself that many causes of the strik ing phenomena which bave been deemtd past finding out, will be satisfactorily explained and developed.87 The price of the above work, bouni in shecp, wiil be 1 dol 25¢ts.; in calf.gilt, 1 dol.50 ets.Wati rfurd, Saratoga County, N.Y., May 1.1833.B7 Subscriptions will be received at the Book Store of I.Cary & Co.; and at Messrs.Neslson & Cowan's.Subscribers must pay the amount of Provincial Duty in addition to the subscription, FROM ENGLISH PAPERS, \u2014p\u2014 LONDON RECREATIONS, The wish of persons ia the humbler classes of life to ape the manners and customs of those whom fortune has placed above them, is often the subject of remark, and not unfrequently of complaint, The inclination may, and no doubt does, exist to a great extant among the small gentility\u2014the would Le aristocrats\u2014of the middle classes, Tradesmen and alerks, with Court Journal-reading families, and çir- culating library-sobscriLing daughters, met up tavern assemblies in humble imitation of Almack\u2019s, and promenade the dingy * lurge room\u201d of some second rate hotel with as much complacency as the enviable few who are privileged to exhibit their magnificence in that exclusive haunt of fashion and foolery.\u2014 Aspiring young ladies who read flaming accounts of some \u201cfancy fair in high life,\u201d suddenly grow desperately charitable; visions of admiration and matrimony float before their eyes ; some wonderfully meritorious institntion, which, by the strangest accident in the world, has never been heard of before, is discovered to bein a languishing condition ; Thomson\u2019s great room, or Johnson's nursery ground, is forthwith engaged, and the aforesaid young ladies, from mere charity, exhibit themselves for three days, from twelve to four, for the small charge of one shilling per head! With the exception of these classes of society, however, and a few other weak and insiguiticant persons, we do mot think the contemptible attempt at imitation, to which we have alluded, prevails in any great degree, The different character of the recreations of different classes, has often afforded us amusement in our walks and musings; and we have chosen it for the subject of our present sketch, in the hope that it may possess some amusement for our readers.If the regular City man, who leaves Lloyd's at five o'clock, and drives home to Hackney, Clapton, Stamford-hill, or elsewhere, can be said to have any daily recreation beyond his dinner, it is his garden.He never does anything to it with his own hands, but he takes a great pride in it notwithstanding ; and if\u2019 you are desirous of paying your addresses to the youngest daughter, be sure to be in raptures with every flower and shrubit contains.If your poverty of expression compel you to make any distinction between the two, we would certainly recommend | your bestowing more admiration on his garden thau kis wine.He always takes a walk round it before he starts for town in the morning, and is particularly anxious that the fish-pond should be kept specially Nore.\u2014The following definition the author has attached to his orignal term presstraction :\u2014\"The natural power that causes bodies Lo approach each otlisr, without any sensible | cause, through the elastic medium, ele tric pressure, From the nture cf the real principle (pressure) and the YO .s ; fippatent one (traction,) cau-ing the mutual approach of fatigued with the occupations of the morning, and bodivs ar substances, without any vi-ible cause, he has established the term presstraction.\u2014The verb presstract seemingly carrivs à contradiction (pressdraw,) as the real and apparent cause producing gravity invoives à contradiction.Therefore, the author thinks that presstraction 1s the most appropria\u2018e term to represent the principle of gravity, I'he above work, as far asininvalv «electricity, willbe endorsed (through citation) by the spirit of the philosophy of Franklin, relative to his electrical experiments, to establish the principles ; but the applications, however, are enurely original, MONTREAL TYPE FOUNDRY.N R.T, GUERIN having arrived from New- York, witha complete set of MACIINERY necessary to the manufacturing of TYPES, all orders transmutted to his Agents Messrs.LecLere & Jones, Ami ueat.If you cal! on him on Sunday in summer time, about an hour before dinner, you will find him sitting in an arm-chair, ou the lawn behind the house, with | a straw hat on, reading a Sunday paper.A short distance from him you will most likely observe a handsome paroquet in a large brass wire cage ; ten to one but the two eldest girls are loitering in one of | the side walks, accompanied by a couple of young fellows, who are hoiding parasols over them\u2014of course only to keep the sun of\u2014 while the younger children, with the under-nursery maid, are strollivg listlessly about in the shade.Beyond these occasions, his delight in his garden appears to arise more from the consciousness of possession than actual enjoyment of it.When ho drives | you down to dinner on a week day he is rather tolerably cross into the bargain; but when the cloth is removed, and Lie has drauk three or four classes of his favourite port, he orders the French windows of i the dining-room (which of course look into the gar- | den) to be opened, and throwing a silk handkerchief \"over his head, and leaning back in his arm chair, descants at considerable length upon its beauty, and the cost of maintaining it.This is to impress you\u2014 | Who are a young friend of the family\u2014with a due sense of the excellence of the garden, and the wealth of its owner ; and when he has exhausted the subject he goes to sleep.There is another and a very diferent class of men, whose recreation is their garden, An individuoal of [ i | du Peaple Office, Montreal, will be execu ed with despatch ! this class resides some short distance from town\u2014say and warranted equal to any imported Type.PLAIN LETTER.Diea Antique shaded 1 dols.ets I'wo Line Nonpareil Diamond per Ib.2006} Meridian shaded 1 l'earl I 40}Two Line Nonpareil Agate 1 1 double shaded 1 Agate on Nonpareil UFwo Line Brevier dou- body 03] ble shaded 1 Nonpareil so ANTIQUE LETIER Nonpareil on Minion Nonpareil Antique t 25 body BU Minion Antique 1 Ov Mmion on Nonpareil | Brevier Antique 81 body SC Long Primer Antique 61 Minmnette SC ia Antique 5 Minion TC Great Primer Antique 50 Minion on Drevier body 65 Double Pica Antique 44 Brevier on Minion body 68 Double Great Pinner Brevier St: Antique 76 Brevier on Bourgeois ; live Line Italie Antique 50 body Si live line cpen lualic Brevier on Long Primer Antique, 30 body asl TITLE LETTERS.Bourgeois on Brevier body 31] Agate, Tite 1 4% Bourgeois 46: Nonpareil, Title 1 Canada, ! would be F protection Rg any of ë trade, or, EE cutes prise E exuitat su É 1: the only E hy their à E Lie globe ney E «tis Britis 1 uarine tl R brought ¢litenage, oi, wil} day nex Wal, and ines, of Mion ig sequence & Vester.VD Zalign the ner re Kins 7 Eotpg.at Misi.before NG were | hey are Were re.Me Nab, » held uy mbezzlvd ardin U4.ble situa.bi trators, vhv vere Lvs pret 4 raid t.Not on, Il is luvorable 3 to the (he year, ak wind rth=west, quarter, das e Various araph ou zed ay h denote vhooners noted by pd: thus, Lally = than five se fu the 1 à ball ty of tie db under two bus t number raployed, of alls od by the wows i= r by the mas LT South height of |readfallf liuters yper jar.tal ants hopes i oft Porte he Pique, ina very Tr rigeng robability reads for n be little efore the ry.morte ese Pro ont to Us he of the They a jo expres i! carrier e alert n redress all upon the gore Ul CL aprine brand, at 23s, 91 fur superfine, 245.sw post routes, to organize new post- the same may be required, and iustruct The appointments Postmaster-tieneral opening of 1 cox, whiera same may Lo oh pustmasters in their duty.h sauvtioned by \u201che lve becs conviction that the extension of settle- une more particalarly in the Upper Province, me consaquent increusé of tae number of pust- | a .dered the assistance necessary, to en- olfices bE ostmastor-{nra more fully to t hie y ee the duties of bis eftice; and it is expected dcr Jublia will experience great advantage from that L42 Mction of Surveyors into the Pust-Oilice Department of this country.\u2014( re + the | We learn that Mossrs.Logan Har , the momo { the Montres] Theatre, have alo engaged the Lo Roval, iu \u2018t.Stanislas Street, tu this city Fret perf,rm here with a seleot company, acca.; and po ated Ly soma of the leading stars from ; vie principal theatres of the United States.\u2014( T6.) y OF TUE VEssfis WRECKED COMING TO QUEBEC LAST SPRING, With the number of Lives lost, gis jp jt, Ll 145k ; .Lives tost parhy in spring, Jumes, of Workington, Cap- \u201cin Crooks, wrecked on St.Paul\u2019s Island, t sundertand, Captain Phillips, ditto.of Workinztoun, with 130 emigrants ; 7 drowned, remainder suffared great distress ; wrecked on Se Pauls [stand swocsascuccewcecss T { ame unknown; sane piace rk, pois from Limerick, Captain Lardle ; Jost on the Great Bank, Newfoundland .uk Astrea, near Cape Breton; all lost oon.: podelity, Clark, from Dublin; saine placo; crew and passengers 8 ved; 20 died of fatigue .rk Edward, Chapman, near Seutari Varig Columbus ; same place, i, name unknown Little Island sols , .2 \u2019 Hit Frafulgar, from St.John's, New Bruus- wick ; near Cape Breton, ; ; Jicig from west of England ; near Arichat, with 134 passengers 3 only 7 saved EP PPT Tui from west of England, with 250 passeu- yers 3 near Eusebo Cut, vff Canso ; vo lives 2 Nout of [belly 2350 271 2 En BE 20 oo 173 = Be.PORI' OF QUEBEC, ey CLEARED: June 34, hark Francis & flariet, Dodds London, Grimour & co i berg Bothee, Frost, Sun terlaud, de do Judy Aun Buns, Liverpool, W, Sharples & son.du Fam na Zotiar, Woodward, l\u2019oo'e.lember-ons do Southampton, Dill, Grenada, J.Leuycrali & cu.4th, bark Fuphrasine, Lawson, Bridgewater, Lemesurier & co.ship Chfion, Johnson, Carmarthen, Pembertons, brig Britany, Flegyg, Lwmenck, Gilmour & co, do lEendyuvon, Piaws, Holvliead.dodu Fuel of Mors, Gloster Gowen & co du Punk, Miller, Liverpool, J.Muon, do Marcus, Jarohsun, Carnarvon, Atkinson & co.do Milinan, Sanderson, Belfast, GH, Parke bark Lous.Sheppard, Londun, +.Gilmour » co 5th.chip Airthey Casle, Carling, Bristol, da, turk Marmion, Hopper, London, W, Patton & co.ship Hestirution, Moon, Carnaven, Atkinson & cu.bork Canadiso Morgan, London, do hag Alar, ltoaltands, Poole Pembertons do Oscar, eid, Fxerer, IL FL Maitland do Brothers, Mosey, Waterfurd, Wm.Parke & co sehr.Mouse, King, Halifax, Aylwin & Noad.ARRIVED: June 5th, brig Eleanor, Doraldson, 22d April, Belfust, Gilmour & co.ballast, 3Hsetiless.SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.The telegraph announces twenty-five squared rigged vessels at the station, among (hem-\u2014brig Curlew.13th Apnl from Hamburg ; do Dorothvs, uth March New.custle ; buk \\sia, Dh April Lension ; brig George Fourth, SRih do Pore Glasgow ; do Holderness, 5th do London; ship Samuel, 27th do Liverpool, du Ilarmony, 23rd do hall 71 settlers; brig Vinyidas, 22d do Plymouth ; do Weilinæou 6th do Newcastie .sche.Louisa Anne, 5th Mav Sto Jubos NB.rum \u2014 Wind hight at North.\u2018The bark Asia brought the Captain and mate and two boys, vom the bog George & Mary, of Loudon, crushed im the we off Sr, Paul 4.The brig Jorothys brought up six wrecked sailors from batk MDuncuster, fcom Newcastle for Miramichi, Letter Bugs, in ihe Exchurge, lo Ciose as under.Greenock\u2014Cherokee, Miiler noon to-murrow.LL ndon\u2014/ineclas, Seou, vext Wednesday.Just.i x Resolution, Tarabull, with 233 passengers ; wreched ugar Spit Island, south-east coast Neafuundlund; 1 boy aud all the passengers\u2019 | In OTN 1 E farzare los veennonniinne cons ceeriinane Duk Juan arrived at Richebusto with 243 emigrants taken from a wreek at seu.} Patriot, from Sunderland ; on Cape Rosier, Lull of St Lawrence.E Sr.Chances, suitable for a family wishing (0 pass the summer in the country.Apply to J.CHABOT.Advoeate, Quebec., 1st May, 1855.\u2014 That large and commodious ath Apnl.1835.oh rEYO LET, by the undersigned, SIX Ollices @ inthe \u201c MERCHANTS HALL,\u201d facing \u201cSRE the Montreal Bank, (St.Peter Street) and St.Janes and Sault-au-Matelot Suvets.FRS, BUTLUAU.ws Quebee, 21st April, 1855, oo r0 LET, as a Summer residence for a ns family, a House situate four miles from GAL he City.containing six sqacious aparunents, Terns easy.Apply to ; br J.MONDELET, ath May.1835.Advocate.0 BE LET.\u2014The Dwelling House on ee thie hill at New Liverpool, formerly oc- 28s cypicd by George 1amilton, bequire, and lately by the Rev.A.Mc vuley, beautifully situated, with garden and grounds.\u2014 Rent moderate.and possession wil be sven on the 1st Vag.\u2014 Apply to Captain Jameson, at New Liverpool, or at Quebec to W.PRICE & Co.16th April, 18754 PROPERTY FOR SALE OK Ty LET O LET\u2014with immediat 4 de quired.\u2014The 11OUSE on eon re.; ltond, ut present iapied by Joun p E Poy Esq.Apply to JAMES HUNT, Er, Lowe pith + np, or to the undersigucd.! It , eu Queoec, April Gth, 1835.bx HACKER, ect, 12, Bt.Stanistac Street.O LET, and possession given immad\u2014 .: en i : da Li, part of tho NEW TO edie, rkau's Wuanr, Cul-de-Sac.Apply to You By, FRS.pa (Quebec, 7th May, 1835.RS.BUTEAy, OR SALE OR TO LET\u2014 AH J ninety acres, situate a mile Le Fui''s Churche\u2014=these are on the farm à large due delightfully situated ; à large barn, stable and ! houses ; a small farm-house and a dairy ; all jy Other pair.\u2014The shove wili be sold cheap, , Buod te.\u2018The dwelling house will be let separate for the mouthsif required.Apply to arm of yond M.ling house Summer M we.It.8 EWR MO LET.\u2014For one or more years, th : .\u2018aux VUS, thy ml large and commodious House Ny, 4, uo present ge.y With g large pa, \u201ca Paul Street, facing the New Market, as cupicd by the Revd.1).Macaviay a stabling, coach-house, &c.i the rear.JAS, IIUNT, 7th Jany.1835.No.1, Col des \"RC- Bac, MPO LET,\u2014The HOUSE occupied by ti undersigned, corner of Buank ang Ti, * 280 Strects, in the Upper Town.a Queber, mh Avril, 1875.LOUIS PANET , OUSES ON TIIE CAPI: TOUT ER The house now occupied by the, Disuor or Qurure, ! arso\u2014 [he House in the rear, formerly oceuni late I KE.Desnanats, Esquire.y oceupledby, duquire of Mr.William Cowan, Gazette Offic Quebec, 21st March, 1835.tte Office, _ 7 YO LET; the IIOUSE well known Ly CB the name of the GENkRAL Woure, for, wy the corner of St, John and Palace Sire ie Apply to the undersigned, Advocate, L BACQUET, No.11, Ste.Anne Street, \u201chy y ets, Quebre, 24 March a TY LET, for one or more years, the Wolo TB of that very large and commudivus deen EF water Waanr, adjoining the New Cusiom Hop.in the Lower Town of this City, together wip wo: Warchouses.Apply to Mr.Joux MéLrun, Up or To Market.or to the proprictor, per Low Oth March 18335.JAMES REYNAR EU SALE, near Cap-Rouge, a pleasantly ,.tuated Lot of Laud, bounded in front by ti» river, and on each side by the property vf Il.Akiva, Lxgr.e contains from about 12 to 15 arpents seep, by per ches broad,\u2014is a desirable situation for a Gentlen Site, commands a fine view of the St.Law rence, and coma rises every convenience for access to Quebec, either by br Foy or Cap Rouge Hoads.or by water.Incuntestible n tles wiilbe given.Apply to Istos.MILLER, near St.bor Church, 7th March 1875.\u2019 T° LET, from the Ist May next,\u2014Th \u201chy HOUSE in PALaCE STREET, next that FETE vecupied by the Corporation of the City of Qui, belonging 10 the Poor of the Hotel Dieu of Quetre Apply to the Notary undersigned, ! rEYO LET, and possession given on the Ist = May next,\u2014 One half of a large Cottage, situated at Mount Pleasant.It 1s now undergoing the necessary alterations to make it into two distinet and separate Dwelling Houses.The situation is well known as being realty beautiful, and the accommodations are such at wilt suit a respectable family.There is an excellent Front Garden, and a well of good water, together with Stables, Coach House, Wood Mouse, &c.&c.Every information will be ob.ained, and the terms made known by spplying to MESSRS.G.BROWNE & CU, Superintending Architects for the shove work, Quebec, 11th Feby.1835.Fox SALE \u2014.The new three story Building, erected during the last Summer on the lisplanade, and cornerot St A noestrecs, Presenting two sides, making together 80 feet of Frontage, of Carouge cut stone, laid and cemented in oil.This Building has been adapted in its construction to serve asa private Dwelling House.or to accommodate two or three Institutions or Public Societies.(independent of ample accommodation for the House keeper.) Fhe platform on the roof has heen adapted for an Observatory, in the cvent of its being used asa l\u2019ublic Building.As much of the adjolning ground may be had with the House as may be agreed upon : as also one or the three small housez in the rear of same, 1f required.The purchase money may remam on the property for some years.The plans may be seen at Mr.Hacxew's, the Architect Yor terms apply to HENRY ATKINSON.Quebec, Decr.27rd, 1834.TO LETs A STONE STORE in St, James Street, ï formerly occupied by Messrs.tour, MeNavenr & Co.A1so\u2014'l'hose extensive and commodious VW ooden \u201cheds situated in Dalhousie and Arthur Suéets.epposite to the Quebec Exchange, well adapted for an Auctioncer s business.Possession given immediatel For particulars, apply to J.LEAYCRAFT & CO.April 12th, 1855.im O LET, from the 1st May next,\u2014Those ans spacious stands for business, Nos.16 and 14 Buade Street, opposite the Roman Catholic Cathedral ; and now occupied, the former by J£, BREFRTON, as à Glass and China Shop, and the latter by H.ScorT & Co.asa Hardware Shop, Apply to HENRY D.SEWFELIL, 12th February, 1835, 52, St.Louis Street.TOLET.; ThE commodious IJOUSL and dependen- cies eligibly situated in Ste.Ursule street, No.23.Enquire at No.49, St.Lewis- street.\u2014\u20142nd March, 1835.FOR SALE.O°} 1 undivided third part of the Lake and ré, Scigniory of Madapegnia or Matapediac £82 ith one undivided third part of all the Islands in the same.This Seigniory issituated at a distance of about thirty miles from the St.Lawrence, in rear of the Seigniory of Mitis, and consistsof one league of land in depth all round the said Lake.The Scigniory contains about Ninety Thousand superficial ucres, exclusive of the Islands in the Lake, Application at Quebec, to be made lo 11.G.FORSYTH, orat Montréaito J.I, BADGLEY.Quebec.26th November, 1833.O LET.\u2014The louse in St.Nicholas Ce | Street, Palace Ward, formerly the well = known property of the late AIr.Joskru Mantes, AuLr.It is very advantageously situated as a place for businessor a Tavern, having a large Ilaugar and Stables for lorses, Apply to ALEXIS GODBOUT.oth February, 1835.O BE LET, from the first day of May \u20ac» next, those extensive premises, wharves, &e, situate at Diamond Harbour, heretofore occupied by Mr.Perry, as a lumber ground, Forming part of the premises known as L'Ance des Mères.For particulars apply to the proptictress, Mrs.Aanes Munn, or to AUCHD.CAMPSELL, April 6th.Not.Pub.YO LIT for one or more years from the pha 1st May next, the louse and Storo occupied by the Subscriber.\"The Store is adapted for any branch of trade, more particularly fora Grocer, Cabinet Maker, or Dry Goods.\u2018I'he stores in the rear are very extensive, The dwelling house is adapted for a respectable family, the kitchen contains a patent range with boiler and oven, 8 scullery, coal and water house attached, a woul shed, superior stabling for four horses, coach-house, &e, &e.also a spacious planked yard with a border containing rape vines bearing fruit for the last four yesrs, and a close * gateway entering from Union Lane, For further particulars apply to R.SYMES, Quebec, 27th Feby.1835 ANT, A PARENT.ad February, 1855 TO LET.| a HOUSE situate in St, Johns Submk, ; op St.George Street, tons known as the ua residence of Captain Thomas The house moy te i secn on Mondave and Tuesdays, between (weise and'two o'clock.Appiv to M, BERITHELOT, Quebec, 17th February, 18535.JOR SALE.\u2014 The ornamental Villa, où: fr) Houses, and Gardens on the Point of Carouge, with about forty acres of land, Among ther 1 riousinducements combined to render this a desirable acgae tion, the following may be mentioned:\u2014 \u2018The unrivalled scenery which surrounds the Point of Carouyge~=the distance trom the high road\u2014together wuk the highly cultivated Gardens\u2014 their beautidu! position, | producing vegetation some days esriier than clsewbere 1 | the ipmediate vicinity ; being entirely protected frem the East, North, and N.West winds, with a Southern aspect, The long range of stone and brick walls thekly plantic with choice imported Vines, Cherries, Grges and Pears A glazed Vinery, 100 feet in length, divided for alternte forcing, and containing the choicest plants, The Grdms are stocked with the best and not proiific bearing Fad \u2018Trees of every kind likely to thrive in this District, Tie Flower Borders and Beds are well planted with Buds, Perennials snd Shrubs, A fine suppy of water is conducted to a Fountain tn the centre of the Garden.Walks and drives are laid out upon the premises nearly (Wo mis in extent.Two four room Cottages within the Park Paling «x | rounding the property may be had with the same.1 { Household Furniture, Garden Implements, &c.may Le | had by the purchaser at an apprasement.The Duin contains eizhteen apartments.independent of men-sersrs roums attached to the out-buildings.The whole vos: accommodate two distinct families, with only the averti and lawn in common.1f the above described property be not sold, it mi it leased furnished, from the 1st May nove, The terms ci payinent will be made tu suit the wishus of the purchae Apply to HENRY ATKINSON Quebec, Decr.23rd, 1834.ITABLES asp COACH HOUSES TO LLL sitnate in the Lower Town, at the foot « Mountain Street.\u2014Enquire of i THOS, WILLIAM 1 LOYD.No.6G, Haldimand Siureet.TOR SALE AT THREE RIVERS\u2014A wl built Stone House of two stories, with excelien Cellars, Ice House, Well.Coach House and Subtes, st ated near the Court House, at present peenpied by = Bostwick, Esquire ; half the purchase money may rewad on the property, the residue payahle at convement purious Possession given 1st May next\u2014Appiy to Co C HENLEY Winow BLACKSTONE, Three Rives orto, J.JONES, Junior, Quebec.Quebec, 13 April.1855.ee Fe SALE, OR TO LET,\u2014The Seigniors 4 Grasp Eas, lying in the lower partol the St.Lawrence, in the district of Gaspé, together with tie different Fishing Materials, Boats, and other utemsils, dé JACQUES LEBLUND.Quebec, 20th Jan, 1825.2e VW LUABLE FARM in the Township of Lev For Sale.~N ©.5, on Craig's ltoad, conta ing 200 Acres-=75 of which are cleared, and 300 mest?with a good two story house in the best condition, sui since 1852, and a Larn, 50 feet by 28, with stable.branch of the Hiver Bécancour passes along Whe be, Unexceptionable titles will be given, und vasy terms V a mont.; Apply to the undersigned.E.GLA CKMEYER: Lower-Town, Quebec, Nu.34.St.Peterstreet.LL 00000\u2014\u2014 O BE DISPOSED OF \u2014A LOT oF LAND situated on tho Cape Rouge Road, (next tol?uver) about four niles from Town; comaming 10 pp \u2018The situation is, in every respect, à desisable one / Ï J.1 KERR mh PA 8 AOR SALE on very advantageous dore, Surkis Fars, situate in the Parish of io ' in one of the finest situations, and at abouta quar Co league below the Church and College or Sem Le tending six arpents In front (inclusive of a route pou road leading lo the North Ioast) by thirty orpents Lite in front by the River, opposite to the Point of tion Moras.\u2018Ihe greater part of this Farm ta under © he out \u2018There are two houses, a barn, a hangar, neh 0! houses \u2014 or the conditions apply at Machle undersigned.JOSEPH BEAUBIEN Machiche, 14th October, 1834, Quebec, 171h Jany, 1835 till ful under.10 Ton squer 5 the ye Montreal, (jen.Cap 8 Bai Nol: cw Miche Laugl Lub 4 femen 3 Grau A protsrt 81.Je ; Mo PR grntcd 10! E vuss ES ndase {jn winter.and Satur and Satur 8 Tied i: Bag, Sa Contract are dufirs pelies ed with parut 115 Hlement snd Prue 7130 en and the 1 The J Trustees mora] ef { haneatie letter (p J'iusidet at A J Charl 1 M E p E Acudem Rs George pt by; the ji Lawson, k oer nn wn Guve Lenrge ! Sanu! | LIFE 1 Stephe Keer he 3 faune | James Guher Tros.REE Juin bi June John Steph Thom: Nathe John | Joh, T [ ng ing a co tors and suinsof aligect in ave beg heved © Amenga The u mation t between tither in Physic ss Property on the m losses wi can be a N° sil of Wy, Jou sy ; assorime Pas, | Cut Cards, ( j M ontre o tensive ff fered op) eonlinga attentior found to ci fully sul, _ Que OT \u201cNV or 2 Aivate |[,; that unig + day of J) Catt, ane J cauits Th fii reunited kL Por ki Lower I É wllhec He cai hia most P that he h, 3 the firat \u20ac of their | Quebe R RVHE Cu constant( the lowe Quebec "]