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:1; D• { Jf ~~~1 •••• 1 • '7 • • UN , • ••". e • r e , A v.\ • ling ; of a. ~~: ~...R.,_ - tii i' t , 3. , ( (V. TUESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1819. NumitEß - 8424.] [PRICE SEVENPENCE• STATIONARY OFFICE, Augast 2, tBl9. HE CO . NIP tROLLER andISTOREgEEPER TO FAMILIES ABItIVINQ FROM ABiIOAD, &c. • CURIOCS' INDIA SHAWLS. 151.-sk,Ml LI LS Irani India, ,&c. are very respectfully informed, they may DISPOSE of cxru 013S INDIA SHAWLS, or ezehange them for the choicest Articles in Family Linens, or •the most fashionable Articles far' Dress, by 'applying' at. MILLARD'S EAST INDIA WAREHOUSF,S, Nu. 16, CH EAPSIDE, where the greatest assortment of India Shawls, with sitperb - IMitations peauliar to the Hoyse, the choicest India Mnslins e fur Ladies' wear and Gentlemen's Cr:teats, and cut ions British ditto in plain and elegantly Wrought, Dresmes, Pelisses, and Draperies. Irish Linens of the 114 , woved Bleach, and ue Sheetings are kept,- a-tut - where - Sete:A - tuns for Family and Individital'Estit blishments may Le conveniently made. . Irish _Linens, Mus lin, 'French 'Cant [tries, Foreign - Loce, Prini ell tainbries and Muslins, Chintz Furniture.s, Damask Table Linen, Bc_c. talon entire. or by tic dewy, are at the wholeSale'price..-'-•Pro ptietots of Country Establishments' supplied. The tensest price is made without deviation.. - • neighbourhood, being only a few days later than usual in the most favourable seasons. A Comet has' been visible from this city for two . or three evenings past. It may be seen in northerly direction, at no great elevation aboye the horizon, between 9 anti 10 o'clOck'. It is neatly of the magnitude of that oflBll. t of this OFFICE'ar e ready to receive TENDERS for the of PAPER, PENS, QUILLS, SEALING WAX,. AX TAPER, WAFERS, CORI), CUTLERY, TAPE S, . 1 4 4I ' M ANACKS, CALENDARS, PACKING CA SES, for Public Service, and COALS for the Use of this Ofliec. Printed partic u l ars w illb t delivered, itiol!Satuples of the A ncles required will he exhibited at the Storekeeper's)o,, e, from Eleven o'Cluck until Three, fur twenty-eight . 4 Ys trow:the Date hereofe• Ix\ L'ivACTS To DELIVER Co Alki IN' THE WEST INDIES. . . . .. ls44:l'' ''''''''''T.;''',lli::'..L.,l'l,t:l:ll.it.l';li* !7d'1iL.i.,'11,,,,!: ' ::';'. %.7'),..FJ,IAA. "'''",", , e..4;;', 1 1, ~, '''f ,r. "''' '''4 , ,i: l A A;: , t .: VAil , .' , :i ..',, 1 1,!#,,' io.c d , • ...! ~ . ~:: ~1 i„1,,..:11171,i , i , ?2 , „.,:ffe...,'.. 1 ~ . 4 j ~, ..,"..'1,:,):11111.1kiiri,1,!!' ,i ",.. 1-1'; ''.- ' ‘::4 'l' 11 -lira.l;l'' ir :, : .74. ":ie: ' ,'V ''', . 1' ;',;1. P .4i,,fic,.,:i''.. ';' k• -,'''''''.- "' ' — i 4 \ ___-........, . , Of' it h►! Air t. ox io afia i'ory /. 15, 4004 r. 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Ce s• f ot Commissariat DepaTtment, Treasury; Charnbert, At*. 23, 1819. ; 8 11.12 r 1 Persom a , a re Oe§irekiis of Contracting • w ith the Agent for Commissariatepplies; to deliver lt i " S at Antigua • and Barbadties, tof !WOite' r f iculats of i * .., —.4 " tr actvat this bet ,, e'Cii the hoots of Llev , ri and 4 " 44l, litertheirrl‘etidirs, sealed up aud directed to the 116 --At'fiat rkinutisatlai Supplies, maildrig thereon "'Tender 't , ie ;:‘ °4l6 " fUr. the' VirCst Indirsi" on' or before Tuesday, Ut ivt 7 ril September' (hut noire wilt he reteived after ti 1 ."o'(;lock on t hat d a y) ; nu r will any Proposal he no cr "les oo or annexed' o a printed Particular, and . 1 ) e .. ) . r • i ces •insrted in words at length ; nor unless a Letter s4juined to such Prop.osal, ":,g•rhl by Two Persons of Property engaging to become bound with the Pally .the Sum expre.sed in the Particulars, for the. Pkrformatice tof the contiac • rri t ,' • I'%AST INDIA HOUSE, JULY 24, 1819. E COUII.T.ot DI RECTORSof the.UNITED t e°I ‘IPANY of .MEIICHAriTS of ENGLAND THAD ° t he.EAST% INDIES, do hereby give Notice, • : 1 Th,, • t they Will , beready to receive Proposals, in Writing , ' 00 ;, beftrra t 1 EDNESDAY, the 250 August next, from the! , Of such Ships, of the burthen of 1,200 Tons and t's)l3.dilders' lio:asurCtuent, which have been employed, Lice performed Inure than Si'x Voyages in theConipany's specifyin g the Rats of Freight at which they may he rllN to LEt-suc,b SHIPS for One Voyage in the Com -7 s Regula r Service. . eThe " - tiers, .With th e words " Ship 'refuter" on the C - ,3r r l: 6 _ , ererally'sealed up and left with the Secretary , at otz i e ' vr e Twelve o'Clock at Moon on the said 25th August I ?. e Yond.sviliefi hour no Tender will be received. • JOSEPH DART, Secretary. , • Ihe Part leulars'of•.the Terms and Conditions . upon :which 1 4 ,: 11 1 1 3 will b e engage d f or the Compam's Service, may be toi t : Pn4 allPheation•at the Office of the Clerk to the Com• • of . 011 or after •SiturtlaThext, the 31st In- Atit. . - s(tit ____ 1 , : ,, rOrt -. •rtig Disci LARGE' AN1);11.1 2 .?.if,d , 01' 11- .C.NS. 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Monopolies were in effect established in favour of some. Paper, "inch can be increased at pleasute it not paid in silver and gold, was•stibstiinted for a metqlllC currency.— Things are now returning to their natural state ; and the effects are the more severely felt in Eng land and the United States; the countries where these causes have had the greatest operation.— Much individual distress must follow, property must•cliange hands; its nominal value must de= crease ; but the sources of the real wealth of both countries will not be materially affected. These consist in the science, art, and industry of their inhabitants, security of property, and the accumu lation of the real and durable capital of the two eoilwriet 'respectively ; not in paper money or fic titious credit ; the Cepresentatives of value which never had any existence. • • The Church of the Abenennis Indians.at St. Francois, in the District of Three Rivers, wag de stfoyed' by fire on the 27111 May last ; only the church plate and ornaments were saved. This ac cident is the more to' be regretted as the means of this portion of the unfortunate Aborigines of this Ctintinent are vey inadequate to rebuild it.— The're, are, indeed, people Who think a Church sod the public exercises of Religion as of little value ; it may be so to them ;. the dentoincements to WhiCh it gives occasion may even be disagree- able to -them ; but it is not so With the unfortu nat'e'; they there hear ", glad tidings!' of " an oilier and a better.WOrlili ' : where the tears; mi series, and ininslice_of no longer endure, anrriiig the:fait:Hut, butithle, and siucere 'followers of the Redeemer. • JULY. SCASON:—Silice::tbe 22d inst. till to.;day, there has fallen more itr les's rain- daily; principally uncommonly heavy showers, follow., lug one another in quick succession, and Ercotn panied with 'thunder and lightning and heavy gusts of 'wind. TrevionS to the rain, the crops On light thin soils were sulfuring by the diutight_; they are now potty revived; and the hJpes of the fainter continued unimpaired• wheats and balky lowLLestly May. -AM LUW:ja CAI' in_ this Opt SattirdAy last, ; at.l2 o'clock,‘Monseignent, the Catholic:Bishop of Quebec embarked on. board the brig George Symes, for Liverpool. 11e was accompanied to the place of embarkation' by i-tiii ntesoiis-bthiy. of the Clergy of his Diocese and by a great concourse of ,the citizens, who, although the time of his departure was not p u blicly known, 'embraCed tliis opportunity - of 'testifying their per- Oital regard and their respect for' the head Of the ,Catholic•Chotcb in this pr,ovince. 7 —.Monseigneur is accompanied by his Secretary, Mr. Turgeon, Priest of the Seminary of Quebec, and "Mr, Lar tigne, fOrM;erly. Secretary of Monseigneur De- Avant, and .Priest•of the Semipary of Montreal. It is understood, that ,after spending some time in London, he will visit France and Italy, and not tom n'totatiada till the atatninn of the e n suing year. The atrAirs of the. Diore‘e will, in the ,mean time, he conducted by Alonseigneor prnet, Bishop of Salde and Coadjutor to the Bishop of -Quebec. • PROVINCIAL SECRETARY'S OFFICE, Quebec; 8, 1819. His Grace the, Govertior . .inChiet :.bas pleased to appoint Cnall ! .s Hoot ; Eui. a Com missioner for Internal Communications fin' the 'County of Northumberland; in tti'e rootti of Louis Hilaire AI. Girard, a Barrister, Solicitor, At torney, and Proctor. PORT OF QUEBEC. ARRIVED. ..... July 1. Tirig'Friends, Richardsthi, 16 days from St. John's, Newfoundland, to orner, trallast. _ -3. Brig Harmony, Sam. l'ay!or, 51 days from Hull, to Ha milton, Brothers and ballast, 22 settlers. —5. Schooner Perseverance, l'hotnas Henderson, 44 days from Granaja, to James Ross, rum and nochissgs:' • • —Brig Ocean, James Morrison, 46 days front Livt;rpoOlg to Frost e awl Porter, coals and gimils. 44 settlers. • —Brig Ann,3.l3owman, 55 days J:rom Whit chaven, to Heath and Moir, ballast; 43 settlerS. —Brig Royal Charlotte, W. C. Hobson, 12 dais from,Saint .101111's, Newfoundland, to Mr. Burnett, ballast. —Brig 'Wellington, A. "Stephen's, 21 day's from Harbour Grace, Nevfoundland, to H. and J . • —O. Brig Isabella, '59 'days from Dublin; to' Pentland and Bury, 113 set' lers • —Ship Zephyr. James Taylor, 39 days from London, to P. • . r.itter ; so)i, ill °alias!. ; -Schooner Dore, Wm. 1-toxtablc, t 3 days from Little Bay, Newfoundland, to James Hunt, , • Brig Ajax, George Watson, 44 days from Dublin, to Pentland . Bory, 2.18 settlers. Schooner Feronia, W. Taylor, 14 days from Labrador, to Mr. Bin Wen, nallast. - -Brig !;',:truier, Andrew Low,l7 , dayA from St.Jolaa, New foundland, to order, 2 settlers. -Brig Waterloo, John Rowland, 52 days from Liverpool, to G. Symes, with salt.. -.StiiTYCOieriior Milne, B. Anderson, 49 days froniCardiff, to Janlvs • Geor4e, wi.th -Bring kivgstoh, Johri'Stiutet,'6q days froin full, fo'Bell and Ste wort, ballast and goods, 99 settlers. , • -Brig Ann, Wm. Porter, S 2 days from Belfast, to Wool sey, Ste Wart, and Co. ballast, 95 settlers. -Brig William and Matthew, Nm. ,Evary, 47 days from Soliderland, to' Mr. Chaffer, coals, glass, &c. 40 set tlers. Clitlew, Stephen Stewart, 54 days from London, to Caldwell :sod Davidson, in ballast. Tutal -- number of settlers arrived to this, date are 7511 MONTREAL, JUNE 30.—A . Stage sets off from this city every Tuesday utorning" at eight o'clock, which . - will pass - throdgli the villages of St. Laurent, St. Martin, St. Eustache, Sr. Benoit and St. Andrews, thence throttp,h I Chatham to Grenville at the head of the Long Sank on the River Ottawas, and .from that place:by water td Hull and RichmOnd Landinz; Such an estailish ment was very much wanted, and cannot tail being replete with many advantages to the people who live on that route, as well for the speedy convey ance of passengers, as of letters. Yesterday morning, at a very early hour, his Grace the Duke of Richmond, 'the Governor.:io- Chief, arrived in the Steam Boat Maisham from William Henry, at the Mansion House, with Lady . Mary Lennox and suite. His Grace, after passing a few days here, is to proceed to Upper Canada. On Monday last, about two o'clock of the after noon, this city was visited by a violent squall of wind, which swept the dust arid every thing else it Could raise through the streets and lanes, ao as for some time to intercept the_view ; immediately followed a torrent of rain, intermingled with hail stones, which broke a number of panes of glass in the windows of the houses. The streets leading down to the river from Notre-Dame-street had the appearance of so many rapid rivulets. The storm continued upwards of a quarter of an hour, and was accompanied with loud claps of thunder.— Since writing the above, we are informed that a barn belonging to the Sceurs Grises was noroufed, and the tops of two new brick cliitnnies on the Recollets Lots were blown down ; also a number Of trees in the neighbourhood of the city.—See a communicated account in the Ft ench columns, which states that on the same day the Church of Laprairie was stricken by lightning, and suffered ebitsidei•able injury ; that twelve horns i n th e parish of Longueod, and neighboto hood, were overturned, and than the hail-stones had done much' &Msgr.—(MM - areal Gnzelle.) • MONTREAL, Jut. 3 —The 37th Regiment now stationed here are to be sent to Charubly, St. Johns, and I.de anx Noix, and. the 7Gth are ex pected here flour Quebec to relie've them. It is reported that a party of - Engineers ale to go to lsle , aux-Noix to put the works at that post io . a complete slate of repair, Late on Monday last, his Grace the Governor-' io-Chief, - actompanied by his 3 daughters, arrived at the Mansion [loose on their way to the Upper Prosioce. On Thursday morning his Grace re viewed the Troops belonging to tiii9 G4ltison, astl this - morrhiog 'set Out .on. hit contemplated tour. ‘Veunderstand . he has given directions for the erecting of Government Stores on the Island of St. Helen, and lia; also ordered the Citadel. Hill, in this City, ti) be levelled and sold for build. ; Mg lots.—During.his stay, great untnbcrs of Pe titioners waited upon him, witb vat ious applica tions. To all of them, we are told, his Grace givr the most condescending attention ; and such as applied on the subject of Land, received very favourable answers to their retptests; KI N GSTON, JUNE 25.—James Buchannan,Esq: 'his 'Majesty's Coniul at "Istew Ymk, 'art kit d on, Saturday last at the Kingston liotel; and Pro ceeded -the Monday following, in the _stern boat Vrontenac to York. -The object of hiS visit, we understand, is Co make arrant einents for the numerons British subjectS , who emigrated to the United Stares, and are now desirous of r , moving ;to Upper Canada. Among them are se‘rral teirlihy'fartnerS, some of whom were induced its proceed to Mr. Bit beck's settlement on the Wa bash, but have abandoned that unheal:by climate for our fertile province. KINGSTON . (U. C.), JUNE 29 —Late showers of rain;'attenned with some thunder, have re freshed the fields ; the weather is propitious ; grain of almost every kind has a promising appearance ; and the husbandman's prospects are fair ; but the season is in the hands of Providence,_who gives .or wit loolds his bounties in infinite wisdom, ,hut not always according to our wishes. There is no -employment in Which a person lives in a more habitual exercise of It sense of immediate and con tinual alependance on Providence, than agricul ttre. Nu si , uation in life, therefore, is more fa vourable to sentiments of piety. As none of the proceedings of our Provincial Parliament have yet been published in the Upper Canada Gazette, we gi‘e our Readers such parti culars as can be collected lion) private letters. The Bill incorporating a Provincial Bank pass ed the House of Assembly on the 25th inst. one of the provi.sions of which is, that saiil Batik shall be established at York instead of Kingston.—ear tied by a majOrity of one. r• The Absentee Bill has passed the Lower House,' 'and the Road Act is now. before Bill to in crease, the Representation of the Province will, it is suppciseil, piss without opposition. The whole increase of'Memhers to be nine. A 13iiI to repeal an Act passed at the last Ses sion, entitled " An Act t.. prevent certain Nieet ings," was intfoduced, but nvgaliied by a small majority: - Yesterday, at one o'clock, pursuant to notice, the leases for twenty one years, of nine town lists on the ma . rket sgoare hi this :omits, were sold at public auction.-- , 1 lie nine loss contain little more than one acre, apt! the arnount:to be paid lor tUent per annum is two.huudred and this ty•two Pounds currency.' HATIF.vsi, Jilt 4.—Serious misunderstandings still exist between the,ll,ecutiv,e,tarld the Colonial Assembly of the Balsas - las. The [louse has beet& twice dissolve'd ; H i nd' the preSens Assembly (the third since the dispute fifst occurred) has deter : mined on:pursuing a linen conduct similar to .that of its retleceisots. The story is well ',nowt' to most of our'reacirss—ln 1817, V. Wylly, his . Majesty's Attorney-General, be . ng enhfin.-d, by order of die House, fora supposed lit earls or its Privileges, was brought up py a Habeas Corpus before the Chief JUsCce, and consequence of which, the Assembly refused, :aud does refuse, to vote the usual salaries, for the Judg i es and other public officers. The matter being referred home, ti e conduct mid proceedings of the 'lusters were appriived trileclafation from Lot d Ba tirurst—" That Ills Pop! Highness the Pri ,ce Regent will most uowilit!)gly resort t:o any mea sure which' cab be' con'sidered desogstory to the righti and privitege'ot the House but in the event of,tite Assenstily the,requisite itt ds, some other means would be provided for the re muneration of the public office's ; awl sin h du: ies imposed 'Kinn the imports and exilorts to and flout the Bahamas, as may cover the expence thus impropetly thrown upon the Mother, Country Itt this disagreeable predicament the ['Ouse WAS pro reigned by—President Munnings, on the 31st of March. Its this case,a variety of precedents hay beers adduced ; and, amongst others, that of Mr Fiovcer, sentenced by the House . of Lords in 1;99, to pay a fine of 1001. and to be committed to Newgate for six months. On being brought np by a habeas corpus before Lord Kenyon, Mr. 13. was remand ed to prison. Not; as bas been said, that his Lordship entertained any doubts of his amthority to release the prisoner, hut that the cause of 11 IS confinement appeared to have been just. and equitable. ST. JOHN, (N. B.) ;JUNE 16.—TIrz Transport shin 3 Buerdon, Aheona, and Star, arrived here oa Thursday last, from St. Kitts, "via Halifax, having on board the lidyad West lndia Rangers, com manded by Lieut.-Col. Lavicount. This corps came here for the purpose of being disbanded, which commenced. yesterday, and will probably be compleied to-morrow. We are happy to say, that notwithstanding the disbanding of the above Regiment, added to which the vast number of emig - rants an ived within the rist ten days, amoun , tiog, it is said, in the whole to upwards of two thousand persons, our city is„ comparatively speaking, remalksbly from the very efficient and united exertions of the civil jild military authorities, we have every rea• son to suppoSe it will remain so. Out of 530, only about 40 men have chosen to sr the onLud. Colonel the Hon. Sir Robert Le . Pore Trench, K. C. B. and Lieut. Herron; with a company of the 74t h Regiment, arrived in thiS city on Mon. Lby eveniii last, fruw Fr.eoericto,u. REAi, JAPAN BLACKING, MADE lII' RICHARD TURNER, 114, LONDON-ROAD. T1 -.1E PROPRIETOR of this BLACKING dis claims all the alts of putlinizo•—the merits of the Article are too writ tifICWII to need it. He confidently adopiS'the motto of the immortal Net,soiN— " Palmant qui mernit feral." " Let him hear the palm who has deserved it." This Blacking is sold as node! : CLIFTON: SOUTHAMPiON. Weston, Bellinger, Thomas, Colborne. Lane, . Hart and Co. Challicorn. . Levy and Price, MARGATE. ' Loftier and Sons. Bowe, Stu:l:taunt. }tutor), Dunstan, Lancra: Mayne, .. , RAMSGATE. Spencer. Ertiblis. LENIINGTONi.. . ' NA N DGAT E. Alilioas, ' Sanders. Benton, , HASTINGS. nail-hitt, MTs. Atmore, . . Tippituts. Edward Awnore, Al ALV CAN,' ~. 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