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Ship
Arrivals at the Port of Quebec, 1829
The following information on arrivals, due to the condition
of the papers, has been taken from
various sources including the Montreal Gazette MG, Montreal
Herald MH,
and the Canadian Courant & Montreal Advertiser CC.
note: if
ships' rigging or name of Master unpublished, it is indicated by -- (The newspapers
were often
filmed within their binding, making one side of some entries, unreadable, or
only partly legible. This can lead to errors in the interpretation of the entry
or missed entries. ) Be aware that there may be two or more ships of the same
name, from the same, or different ports, during the same year. A few ships also
made two trips in 1829.
note: There seems to be under-reporting
by the Montreal Gazette, of the numbers' of settlers and names
of cabin passengers on vessels arriving at Quebec for the year 1829,
so do not conclude that any such vessel did not carry passengers.
see also St.
Lawrence Steamboat Co. Passenger Records for New Swiftsure,
Chambly, Waterloo, John Molson & St. Lawrence.
May 04 - May 31 |
June 02 - August 01 | August
01 - September 14 | September 14 - December
31
| 1829 |
| Arrived at the Port of Quebec |
Monday September 21st - MG |
| Date |
Vessel |
Master |
Sailed |
From |
Passengers |
Remarks/Consigned to |
| Sept 14 |
bark Brothers |
Newby |
12 Aug |
Liverpool |
|
to order / in ballast |
| Sept 14 |
bark Town of Ross |
Keys |
43 days |
Ross |
23 settlers |
to Rodger Dean & Co. / in ballast |
| Sept 15 |
brig Friendship |
Smith |
27 July |
Loanelly ? |
|
to Pembertons / in ballast |
| Sept 15 |
brig Jane |
Burrows |
09 Aug |
Whitehaven |
|
to Pembertons / in ballast |
| Sept 15 |
brig Whim |
Dennis |
18 July |
Lynn |
|
to H. Lemesurier & Co. / in ballast |
| Sept 15 |
bark Prince |
Chapman |
06 Aug |
Bristol |
|
to H. Atkinson / in ballast |
| Sept 15 |
brig Bonito |
Cockburn |
— |
London |
|
loads at Riviere du Loup |
| Sept 15 |
brig Enterprize |
Terry |
06 Aug |
Cork |
|
to J. Dyke / in ballast |
| Sept 16 |
brig George Canning |
Callendar |
04 Aug |
Greenock |
|
to G. Stuart / in ballast |
| Sept 16 |
brig Harrington |
Halliday |
08 Aug |
Whitehaven |
|
to order / coals |
| Sept 16 |
brig Solon |
Evans |
09 Aug |
Liverpool |
|
to W. Price / in ballast |
| Sept 16 |
bark Euphrosyne |
Garbut |
02 Aug |
Limerick |
|
to C. Noyes / in ballast |
| Sept 16 |
ship Briton |
Dixon |
08 Aug |
Bristol |
|
to H. Lemesurier & Co. / in ballast |
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Cleared:
Sept 12— brig Newton, Melvin, (for) Sunderland
Sept 12— [] Ann, Steel, (for)
Sunderland
Sept 12— brig Jessie, Boag, (for) Liverpool
Sept 12— brig Foundling, G. McLeod, (for) Greenock
Sept 12— brig Albion, William Hall, (for) Greenock
Sept 12— brig Curren, Parrot, (for) Maryport
Sept 14— [] Emma, Joller, (for) Aberdeen
Sept 14— brig Welcome, Kirk, (for) Dublin
Sept 14— brig Hotspur, White, (for) Workington
Sept 14— brig Hope, Huddart, (for) Dublin
Sept 14— ship Thomas Wallace, Chesney, (for) Portsmouth
Sept 15— brig Ridley, Ridley, (for) Exmouth
Sept 15— brig Promise, Grant, (for) Wisbeach
Sept 15— brig Reliance, Maguire, (for) Belfast
Sept 15— brig Hibernia, Mahony, (for) Cork
Sept 16— bark Norfolk, Kennedy, (for) Newry
Sept 16— brig Mayflower, Moore, (for) Ballyshannon
Sept 16— [schooner] Odd, Dutch, (for) Miramichi
Sept 16— brig William, Bertie, (for) Halifax
Sept 16— brig Greenhow, McKay, (for) Newry
Sept 16— brig Springflower, Brown, (for) Padstow
Sept 16— ship Kingston, Crouch, (for) London
Sept 16— schooner Marie, Laflamme, (for) Miramichi
Sept 17— bark George the Fourth, Morgan, (for) Waterford
Sept 17— ship Branches, Morrison, (for) London
Sept 17— ship General Wolfe, Stanworth, (for) Liverpool
Sept 17— [schooner] Mary, Petitpas, (for) Arichat
Sept 17— brig Regent, Steel, (for) London
Sept 17— [] Susan, Landry, (for) Arichat |
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| John Cummings, William Jones and Thomas Cape, sailors on board
the brig Carricks, now in port, were condemned
yesterday, to undergo 15 days imprisonment for neglect of duty
and desertion.— Herald |
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| Arrived at the Port of Quebec |
Thursday September 24th - MG |
| Date |
Vessel |
Master |
Sailed |
From |
Passengers |
Remarks/Consigned to |
| Sept 18 |
brig Cherub |
Miller |
15 Aug |
Greenock |
Miss Telfer ; Mr. Wood ; Mr. McLean ; Doctor Thompson & family
for Upper Canada |
to R. Shaw / general cargo |
| Sept 18 |
brig Emerald |
Wilson |
06 Aug |
Liverpool |
|
to Gilmour & Co. / in ballast |
| Sept 18 |
brig Dorcas Savage |
Souter |
30 July |
Portaferry |
|
to Pembertons / in ballast |
| Sept 19 |
brig Deveron |
Garbut |
07 Aug |
Waterford |
|
to Messrs. Wright / cordage |
| Sept 19 |
schooner Sir James Cockburn |
Godfray |
18 Aug |
Trinidad & Bermuda |
|
to T. Cringan & Co. / sugar |
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Cleared:
Sept 18— brig Esther, Nicholas, (for) Jamaica
Sept 18— schooner Albion, Forest, (for) Arichat
Sept 19— bark Lee, William Cannon, (for) Liverpool
Sept 19— brig Home, Mitchell, (for) London
Sept 19— brig Transit, Potts, (for) Newport
Sept 19— brig Henry, Minnikin, (for) London
Sept 19— brig Toronto, Morehead, (for) Jamaica
Sept 19— brigantine Intended, Vibert, (for) Arichat
Sept 19— bark Trusty, Mather, (for) London
Sept 19— [] Nancy, Leblanc, (for) Arichat
Sept 19— bark William, Woodard, (for) London
Sept 21— brig Alexander, Wetherington, (for) Dundalk
Sept 21— brig Robert Burns, Ridley, (for) Liverpool
Sept 21— brig Coquette, Cowan, (for) Clare
Sept 21— brig Edgar, Mann, (for) Limerick
Sept 21— bark Finsbury, Walker, (for) London
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Passengers.—
In the York, 8th September packet ship from Liverpool to New York, Mr. Harris
of Canada.
In the Branches, for London, Hon. M.H. Percival, Collector of His Majesty's
Customs.
In the General Wolfe, for Liverpool, Colonel Bouchette, Surveyor General of
Lower Canada and Mrs. Bouchette & family.
In the Esther, for Jamaica, Mr. A.C. Freer. |
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The Official Gazette notices in the following, a deception,
too often practised by the Captains of vessels, on Emigrants,
for which they seldom meet with the punishment such conduct deserves
:—
" The impositions of ships' masters on ignorant passengers
cannot always be prevented, but it is very proper such conduct
should
be noticed with reprobation. Emigrants are not always proficient
in geography, and if they believe the representation of the shipmaster,
they are to be more pitied than blamed. Several women belonging
to the 34th Regiment, under orders for Halifax have been brought
to Quebec, having been told on engaging their passage that "
It was all the same, " and that they could easily get to
the place of destination from this port. This deception is disgraceful
to the person who had recourse to it. We do not mean to say that
these women shipped for Halifax and were landed here, but they
were persuaded to embark for Quebec as a direct road to Halifax
; being themselves entirely ignorant on the subject, and now
actually in distress in consequence, without money or friends.
" ..... they wrecked on the schooner Ann and
Margaret |
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| Arrived at the Port of Quebec |
Monday September 28th - MG |
| Date |
Vessel |
Master |
Sailed |
From |
Passengers |
Remarks/Consigned to |
| Sept 22 |
brig Sarah Mary Ann |
Christian |
30 July |
Maryport |
|
to G. Symes & son / in ballast |
| Sept 22 |
brigantine Pegasus |
Talbot |
15 Aug |
Grenada |
|
to J. Leaycraft / rum |
| Sept 22 |
schooner Perseverance |
Davidson |
15 days |
Miramichi |
|
in ballast |
| Sept 22 |
bark Perseus |
Jackson |
09 Aug |
Cork |
|
to J.S. Campbell / in ballast |
| Sept 23 |
bark Brailsford |
Walters |
08 Aug |
Plymouth |
Rev'd. Mr. Pope & son |
to H. Atkinson / in ballast |
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Cleared:
Sept 22— bark Carlton, Callender, (for) Port Glasgow
Sept 22— ship Huntley, Wilson, (for) Greenock
Sept 22— [] Esther, Williams, (for) London
Sept 22— brig Aspasia, Bardes, (for) Cork
Sept 22— bark Airthry Castle, Carling, (for) Bristol
Sept 22— brigantine Francis, Brown, (for) St. Vincent
Sept 22— brig True Blue, Robinson, (for) Liverpool
Sept 23— brig Salamis, Palmer, (for) Sunderland
Sept 23— brig Elizabeth & Ann, Wright, (for)
Greenock
Sept 23— brig Catherine, Carmegil (Craigie ?), (for)
Barbadoes
Sept 24— bark Duncan Gibb, Donal, (for) Dublin
Sept 24— [brig] Warrior, Morrison, (for) Dublin
Sept 24— brig Providence, Reddell / Riddle, (for)
Cardigan |
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Passengers.—
In the Esther, Mr. L.S. Levey.
In the Francis, Mr. Brown & Mr. Sutherland. |
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| Arrived at the Port of Quebec |
Thursday October 1st - MG |
| Date |
Vessel |
Master |
Sailed |
From |
Passengers |
Remarks/Consigned to |
| Sept 24 |
ship Princess Charlotte |
Roche |
31 July |
Newry |
Mr. Siveright | 10 settlers |
to Pemberton Brothers / in ballast |
| Sept 26 |
brig Elizabeth |
Peter McGan / McGen |
31 July |
Liverpool |
Mr.& Mrs. Colquhoun & child |
to J. Brackenridge / general cargo |
| Sept 26 |
brig Fawcett |
Pratt |
08 Aug |
Carmarthen |
|
to Pemberton Brothers / in ballast |
| Sept 26 |
schooner British Union |
Moore |
01 Aug |
Belfast |
|
to H. Hayes / in ballast |
| Sept 26 |
bark Dixon |
Grayston |
03 Aug |
Hull |
|
to Irvine, Leslie & Co. / in ballast |
| Sept 27 |
bark Castlereagh |
Coates |
12 Aug |
Dublin |
|
to H. Gowen & Co. / in ballast |
| Sept 27 |
brig Favourite |
Alexander Allan |
19 Aug |
Greenock |
Rev'd. Mr. McGill & Mrs. McGill ; Messrs. Baird, Gilmour, Arrol,
Blackwood & McColloch | 40 settlers |
to William Price & Co. / general cargo |
| Sept 28 |
bark Helen |
Henderson |
17 Aug |
Belfast |
|
to Pembertons / in ballast |
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Cleared:
Sept 25— ship Bellona, Hutchinson, (for) Liverpool
Sept 25— brig Amity, Reynolds, (for) Gloucester
Sept 26— brig Bonito, Cockburn, (for) London
Sept 26— ship City of Waterford, Thomas, (for)
Waterford
Sept 26— bark Mary, Driscoll, (for) Belfast
Sept 26— bark Adelaide, Dobson, (for) Liverpool
Sept 26— brig Ann, Fowler, (for) Valentia
Sept 26— brig John Kerr, Troude, (for) Cork
Sept 26— brig Corsair, Hamilton, (for) Limerick
Sept 26— brig Claremont, Tolson, (for) Liverpool |
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| Among the steerage passengers by the ship Favourite,
from Greenock, we understand, there are several respectable farmers
with their
families from the West of Scotland. We learn with satisfaction
that it is their intention to proceed to the Settlements on the
Chateauguay River — one of the finest portions of the Lower
Province, and which we consider as a most desirable place of
settlement in many respects for Emigrants, offering to them advantages
not to be found in Upper Canada ; or in the United States. |
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| The Thomas Wallace, Douglas, arrived in the River Thames, spoke
the Jane of Belfast, bound to Quebec in lat. 46 long. 56. In
distress — eight of her crew and thirteen settlers having
taken away anchors, cables and boats, and landed at St. Peter's
Island, and only 4 seamen left to navigate the vessel, excepting
the passengers — supplied her with stream anchor and hawser. |
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The Swan River Settlement [Western Australia . . . off-site
link .. off-site
link], by Mr. Peel, which has been so
much canvassed, and so often denied, is at last on the eve
of taking place. The
ship
Gilmore, which had been purchased for conveying
the settler and his people, sailed from Gravesend on Monday,
for Plymouth, where
it will take Mr. Peel on board. The vessel carries a considerable
number of animals, horses, cows, sheep, &c., for the farms
; and the settlers on board had generally their families
with them.
A seven months' passage with this species of cargo must be
a formidable commencement of exile. —Court Journal
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| Arrived at the Port of Quebec |
Monday October 5th - MG |
| Date |
Vessel |
Master |
Sailed |
From |
Passengers |
Remarks/Consigned to |
| Sept 29 |
brig Pastora |
Whitehead |
30 July |
Wigton |
9 settlers |
to order / in ballast |
| Sept 29 |
brig Resolution |
Todd |
12 Aug |
Week !! (Ireland ?) |
143 settlers |
to Pembertons / in ballast |
| Sept 29 |
schooner Metis Packet |
Chaplin |
12 Aug |
Trinidad |
|
to A.C. Freer & Co. / sugar |
| Oct 01 |
brig Edmond Castle |
Bains |
07 Aug |
Newcastle |
|
to H.V. Wright / coals |
| Oct 01 |
bark Fidelity / Felicity |
Drysdale |
30 July |
Bristol |
|
to H. Lemesurier / in ballast |
| Oct 01 |
brig Onyx |
Hawley / Harvey |
31 July |
Cork |
|
to W. Price & Co. / in ballast |
| Oct 02 |
bark Frances Mary |
Grandy |
23 Aug |
Cork |
|
to J.S. Campbell / in ballast |
| Oct 02 |
bark Thames |
Warming |
15 Sept |
Halifax |
Mr. Thompson, Mr. Scott, wife & child |
to William Patton / rum & sugar |
| Oct 02 |
bark James |
Craig |
14 Aug |
Penzance |
|
to order / in ballast |
| Oct 02 |
brig Nancy |
McCartney |
53 days |
Maryport |
|
to James Hamilton & Co. / in ballast |
| Oct 02 |
brig Henry Brougham |
Reigh |
01 Aug |
New Ross |
18 settlers |
to John Caldwell / in ballast |
| Oct 02 |
brig Czar |
Russell |
25 days |
New York |
|
to W. Price & Co. / in ballast |
| Oct 02 |
brig Albion |
Roebuck |
20 Aug |
Tobago |
Mr. Munro |
to Forsyth, Walker & Co. / rum & sugar |
| Oct 03 |
ship Annabella |
McLeod |
22 Aug |
Liverpool |
|
to Gordon, Logan & Co. / in ballast |
| Oct 03 |
bark Saladin |
Murray |
20 Aug |
Belfast |
13 settlers |
to James Hamilton / in ballast |
| Oct 03 |
bark Miriam & Jane |
Smith |
03 Aug |
Newcastle |
|
to W. Price / in ballast |
| Oct 03 |
bark Scott |
Simson / Simpson |
16 Aug |
Dublin |
|
to H. Atkinson / in ballast |
| Oct 03 |
bark Hope |
Reid |
02 Aug |
Bristol |
|
to H. Lemesurier & Co. / in ballast |
| Oct 03 |
brig Samuel |
McGern / Meagan |
12 Aug |
Cardigan |
|
to order / in ballast |
| Oct 03 |
brig Dykes |
Cockton |
20 Aug |
Dundalk |
|
to Pembertons / in ballast |
| Oct 03 |
schooner Wellington |
Harteney / Hartery |
09 Sept |
St. John's, Nfld |
Mr. Hall |
to G. Symes & son / rum, sugar &c. |
| Oct 03 |
brig Sprightly |
Johnston |
14 Aug |
Dundee |
|
to H.G. Forsyth / general cargo |
| Oct 03 |
brig Orleans |
Hannival / Hanneveld |
11 Sept |
Jamaica |
Mr. Bradly & family and Mr. Stephenson |
to A.C. Freer & Co. / general cargo |
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Cleared:
Sept 28— brig Marys, Jacobson, (for) Colchester
Sept 28— brig Good Intent, Edwards, (for) Youghall
Sept 28— bark Wilberforce, Dodds, (for) London
Sept 28— brig Jean, Williamson, (for) Aberdeen
Sept 28— brig Mary, Duncan, (for) Dublin
Sept 28— brig Procris, Arnold, (for) Southampton
Sept 28— brig Martha, Robson, (for) Newcastle
Sept 29— bark Nelson, Burnett, (for) Hull
Sept 29— ship Brilliant, Barclay, (for)
Aberdeen
Sept 29— brig Quebec Packet, Anderson,
(for) Aberdeen
Sept 29— [] Exmouth, Hart, (for) London
Sept 29— brig Friends, Smith, (for) Dublin
Sept 29— brig Wellington, Foster / Forster, (for)
London
Sept 30— brig Jessie, Boag, (for) Liverpool
Sept 30— [] Voyager, Anderson, (for) London
Sept 30— brig Jane Haddow, Hamilton, (for) Greenock
Sept 30— brig Phillis, Penrice, (for) Neath
Oct 01— brig Naiad, Stewart, (for) Strangford
Oct 01— brigantine Union, Fisher, (for) Dublin
Oct 01— [] — Mail, Metcalf, (for) Liverpool
Oct 01— brig Isabella, Murphy, (for) Carlisle
Oct 02— brigantine Pegasus, Talbot, (for) Grenada
Oct 02— brig Wilton, Purdy, (for) Carmarthen
Oct 02— brig Camilla, Hamilton, (for) Whitehaven
Oct 02— brig Enterprize, Terry, (for) Swansea
Oct 02— brig Diamond, Stanley, (for) St. Vincents
Oct 02— brig Sir James Cockburn, Godfrey, (for) Bermuda
Oct 02— ship Latona, Gallilee, (for) Hull
Oct 02— ship Margaret Bogle, Smith, (for) Cork
Oct 02— ship Tryal / Trial, Scott, (for) London
Oct 03— ship Mountaineer, Clark, (for) London
Oct 03— ship Ann Grant, Dalgliesh, (for) Greenock
Oct 03— brig Whim, Dennis, (for) Dublin
Oct 03— bark Dorothy, Dearness, (for) Dublin
Oct 03— bark Town of Ross, Key, (for) Waterford
Oct 03— brig Mary, Mitchell, (for) Dundee
Oct 03— bark Diana, Braithwaite, (for) London
Oct 03— bark / brig ? Alexander, Mitcheson, (for) Llanelly
Oct 03— bark Ythan, Cairns, (for) Dundalk
Oct 03— brig Ardent, Brophy, (for) St. Vincents
Oct 03— ship Volunteer, Thompson, (for) Cork
Oct 03— bark Champlain, Hughes, (for) Cork
Oct 03— bark Tottenham, Evans, (for) New Ross
Oct 03— brig Sylvan, Gilham, (for) Yarmouth
Oct 03— brig Amanthea / Amantha, Bartlett, (for) Galway |
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Died.—
At Quebec on the 28th ultimo, Captain Lumly Madgen, of the brig John
Dunn,
and formerly of the ship Lord Wellington, a much respected old trader
to that port. |
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| Arrived at the Port of Quebec |
Thursday October 8th - MG |
| Date |
Vessel |
Master |
Sailed |
From |
Passengers |
Remarks/Consigned to |
| Oct 04 |
brig Mentor |
Jamieson |
16 Aug |
Wexford |
|
to order / in ballast |
| Oct 04 |
ship Cassandra |
Grierson |
26 Aug |
Greenock |
|
to W. Price & Co. / in ballast |
| Oct 05 |
brig Sophie |
Neil |
* 36 days |
London & *Plymouth |
Messrs. McDonald, Strang, McWeir & Tabkin | 6 settlers |
to — / general cargo |
| Oct 05 |
brig Richard and Ann |
Smith |
61 days |
Southampton |
|
to W. Price & Co. / in ballast |
| Oct 05 |
brig Brilliant |
Mourdant |
06 Aug |
Liverpool |
|
to order / salt |
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Cleared:
Oct 05— brig Prince George, Morrison, (for) Dundee
Oct 05— brig Thetis, Gorman, (for) Limerick
Oct 05— brig Amity, Ebenezer Roy, (for) Glasgow
Oct 05— brig Kitty, Graystock, (for) Whitby
Oct 05— ship Lady Ridley, Scott, (for) Dublin
Oct 05— [ship] Abeona, Rogers, (for) London
Oct 05— brig Renovation, McDermid, (for) London
Oct 05— brig Elizabeth, Cleverly / Clevely, (for)
Plymouth |
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| Arrived at the Port of Quebec |
Monday October 12th - MG |
| Date |
Vessel |
Master |
Sailed |
From |
Passengers |
Remarks/Consigned to |
| Oct 06 |
brig Andromeda |
Wilkie |
22 Aug |
Liverpool |
|
to G. Symes & son / salt |
| Oct 06 |
brig Luna |
Byron |
02 Aug |
Bristol |
|
to G. Symes & son / salt |
| Oct 06 |
brig Donegall |
Jordon |
18 Aug |
Maryport |
|
to Pembertons / in ballast |
| Oct 06 |
brig John Esdale |
Wright |
18 Aug |
Greenock |
|
to Rodger Dean & Co. / in ballast |
| Oct 06 |
bark Sylvia |
Peak |
01 Aug |
London |
Captain Henry Dive Townshend & 157 men, 24th Regiment |
to Government |
| Oct 07 |
ship Keans |
Ferguson |
01 Aug |
London |
Lieut. Col. Edward Fleming & 166 men, 24th
Regiment |
to Government |
| Oct 07 |
brig Three Sons |
Smith |
20 days |
Prince Edward Island |
|
to order / salt |
| Oct 07 |
bark Tobago |
Laidler |
08 Aug |
London |
|
to W. Price & Co. / in ballast |
| Oct 07 |
schooner Sophia |
Stewart |
26 Aug |
Antigua |
|
to order / rum & sugar |
| Oct 07 |
brig Promise |
Shearer |
15 Aug |
Liverpool |
|
to J. Leather & Co. / salt |
| Oct 07 |
brig Nelson |
Bockbain |
63 days |
Maryport |
|
to order / in ballast |
| Oct 07 |
ship Countess of Harcourt |
Smith |
01 Aug |
London |
Major Kelly & 228 men, 24th Regiment |
to Government |
| Oct 07 |
ship Christopher |
Knight |
09 Aug |
London |
|
to W. Price & Co. / in ballast |
| Oct 07 |
ship London |
Murdock |
01 Aug |
London |
|
to H. Atkinson / in ballast |
| Oct 07 |
brig Triton |
Glasgow |
02 Aug |
Topsham |
|
to Sheppard & Campbell / in ballast |
| Oct 07 |
brig Levant |
Griffith |
61 days |
Kinsale |
|
to order / in ballast |
| Oct 07 |
brig St. George |
Thompson |
12 Aug |
Cardigan |
|
to Pembertons / in ballast |
| Oct 07 |
brig Hannah |
Campbell |
15 Aug |
Limerick |
45 settlers |
to H. Gowen & Co. / in ballast |
| Oct 07 |
brig Emancipation |
Pattinger |
07 Aug |
London |
|
to H. Atkinson / in ballast |
| Oct 07 |
brig Ann |
Spencer |
16 Aug |
Liverpool |
|
to H.V. Wright & Co. / in ballast |
| Oct 07 |
brig Memnon |
Mather |
26 days |
Newfoundland |
|
to H. Gowen & Co. / in ballast |
| Oct 07 |
brig Erato |
Mossop |
20 Aug |
Jamaica |
|
to Irvine & Co. / rum |
| Oct 07 |
ship Lune |
Brown |
16 Aug |
Liverpool |
|
to G. Symes & son / salt |
| Oct 07 |
ship Suffolk |
Jackson |
63 days |
Hull |
|
to L.S. Levey / in ballast |
| Oct 07 |
bark Lord Wellington |
Drummonds |
14 Aug |
Liverpool |
|
to C. Noyes / in ballast |
| Oct 08 |
ship Canadian |
Morgan |
20 Aug |
London |
|
to H. Atkinson / in ballast |
| Oct 08 |
ship Henry |
Moorson |
29 Aug |
Bristol |
|
to G. Symes & son / in ballast |
| Oct 08 |
brig Young Samuel |
Buteau |
29 Aug |
Wexford |
|
to F. Buteau / in ballast |
| Oct 08 |
brig Sir John T. Duckworth |
Williams |
05 Sept |
Grenada |
Captain Murdock |
to J. Leaycraft / rum & sugar |
| Oct 08 |
hired brig Kingfisher |
Rayside |
— |
Mingin |
|
|
| Oct 08 |
ship Montreal |
Leitch |
28 Aug |
Liverpool |
Mr. Muckleston and Mr. Lockhead |
to George Ross & Co. / general cargo |
| Oct 08 |
brigantine Clio |
Pinkham |
17 Sept |
Boston |
21 boys |
see news item |
to H. Dubord / tobacco & provisions &c. |
| Oct 08 |
brig Friends |
Hudson |
29 Aug |
Bridgwater |
|
to Pembertons / in ballast |
| Oct 08 |
brig Dalmarnock |
Kinement |
44 days |
Liverpool |
|
to G. Symes & son / salt |
| Oct 08 |
brig Pilot |
Jones |
30 Aug |
Newport |
|
to Messrs. Wright / in ballast |
| Oct 08 |
brig Fame |
Barrow |
15 Aug |
Barmouth |
|
to Messrs. Wright / in ballast |
| Oct 08 |
brig Belfast |
Swan |
22 days |
Bermuda |
|
to Tucker & Stewart / rum & sugar |
| Oct 08 |
brig Earl of Dalhousie |
Boyd |
28 Aug |
Greenock |
|
to W. Price / general cargo |
| Oct 08 |
bark Argyle |
Dunn |
13 Aug |
Waterford |
|
to W. Price / in ballast |
| Oct 08 |
bark George Canning |
McClelland |
55 days |
Liverpool |
|
to Messrs. Wright & Co. / in ballast |
| Oct 08 |
bark Cybele |
Heakler |
15 Aug |
Lancaster |
|
to H. Gowen & Co. / in ballast |
| Oct 08 |
bark Newry |
Crosby |
22 Aug |
Newry |
35 settlers |
to order / in ballast |
| Oct 08 |
brigantine Francis |
Baker |
21 Aug |
Jamaica |
|
to J.P. Thirlwall / rum |
| Oct 08 |
schooner Minerva |
Caldwell |
20 days |
Labrador |
Mr. D. Stewart |
to D. Stewart / oil & fish |
| |
Cleared:
Oct 06— [] Providence, Uveu ?, (for) Buctouche
Oct 06— brig Auspicious, Sedley / Scully, (for)
Exeter
Oct 06— brig Castor, Cochran, (for) Youghall
Oct 06— brig Blakiston, Eskdale, (for) Limerick
Oct 06— brig Nestor, Mordaff, (for) London
Oct 06— bark Pons Ælii, Callender, (for) Milford
Oct 07— brig Aid, Miller, (for) Coleraine
Oct 07— brig Astrea, Bylon ?, (for)
Dundalk
Oct 07— brig Medusa, Samson / Sampson, (for) Bridgwater
Oct 07— brig Stamper, Wilkinson, (for) Killala
Oct 07— brig Margaret, Anderson, (for) Leith
Oct 07— brig Emerald, Leslie, (for) Chatham
Oct 07— brig Hall / Halls, Ritchie, (for) Limerick
Oct 07— brig Albion, Pollard, (for) Gloucester
Oct 07— brig William, Farren, (for) Newry
Oct 07— brig Thames, Adams, (for) Port Glasgow |
|
Passengers.—
In the Pegasus, to Grenada, Joseph Mitchell, Esquire,
Advocate. |
|
brigantine CLIO
The brig Clio, and American vessel, under the
command of Captain Pinkham, arrived at Quebec from Boston on
Thursday morning. The Clio, which is described as a fine brigantine
of about 140 tons, is the vessel which Admiral Sir Isaac Coffin,
fitted out at his own expense for the purpose of having a number
of young men, belonging to Nantucket, taught naval tactics. The
Admiral, it will be remembered, is a native of Massachusetts,
and in this and many other instances has shown that he at heart
the welfare of his relatives in that State. We copy from the
Massachusetts Journal, the following paragraph relative to the
Clio and her interesting crew.—
" The brig Clio which sailed from Boston
for Quebec on Wednesday last, was purchased, and is owned by
Sir Isaac Coffin
; and has on board twenty-one boys, all of the blood
of " old Tristram Coffin ; " who emigrated from Devonshire, England,
in 1643, and settled in Nantucket in 1660, having in company
with Peter Folger, Dr. Franklin's grandfather, first induced
the natives to sell the island. These lads are embarked under
the care and instruction of Captain Pinkham, a descendant of
the same progenitor, for the purpose of acquiring complete knowledge
and skill in the science and duties of navigation and seamanship
; and to become qualified for marine officers, either for merchant
or national vessels. Captain Pinkham has been spoken to of us
as a very accomplished and careful officer, every way suited
to his interesting charge. The Clio out a small
freight with a view to meet the expenses of the voyage. Sir Isaac
met the boys accidently in the street a day or two before they
sailed, and his eyes overflowed with benevolent delight, as he
received their simultaneous salutation. " |
|
Montreal.—
The last division of the 68th Regiment, will leave this place
this evening for Quebec, previous to its embarkation in the transports,
for Ireland. We cannot allow this Regiment to leave our garrison
without yielding it our feeble note of praise for its steady
and correct demeanor while with us, so characteristic of the
good name it has obtained during a thirteen years sojourn in
the Canadas. A mutual good feeling between the country and
the Regiment has arisen, which we hope must yet continue to
exist, however distant and separated they may be from us. |
|
The Swan River Settlement.—
The beautiful ship Gilmore sailed on Monday
evening for the Swan River. She has upwards of 200 passenger
on board, the whole
of whom are highly respectable and many of them are in opulent
circumstances. When Mr. Peel came alongside (accompanied by
Mr. Soutau,) just before the ship got under weigh, the passengers
and crew gave him three cheers. The property on board the Gilmore alone amounts to more than £60,000. We understand also, that
the Minstrel will call at this port in about a fortnight, to
take out other settlers on account of Mr. Peel. We are informed
that Government have increased Mr. Peel's grant of land from
850,000 to 1,000,000 acres.— Plymouth Journal
[Captain Stirling, the Governor of the new Settlement, was obliged
by severe indisposition to leave his station on the 24th of April.] |
| |
|
| Arrived at the Port of Quebec |
Thursday October 15th - MG |
| Date |
Vessel |
Master |
Sailed |
From |
Passengers |
Remarks/Consigned to |
| Oct 09 |
ship Margaret |
Sumpton |
29 Aug |
Liverpool |
Mrs. Miller, sister and two daughters ; Mr. Barton | 4 settlers |
to Patterson & Weir / general cargo |
| Oct 09 |
brig Shaw |
Fearon |
19 Aug |
Troon |
|
to Pembertons / in ballast |
| Oct 09 |
schooner Marie Louise |
Farron |
08 Sept |
Antigua |
|
to Moir & Heath / rum & sugar |
| Oct 09 |
ship Scipio |
Petrie |
18 Aug |
London |
|
to G. Symes & son / in ballast |
| Oct 09 |
bark Acadia |
Dervent |
31 Aug |
Dublin |
4 settlers |
to Pembertons / in ballast |
| Oct 09 |
bark Daedalus |
Birnie |
04 Aug |
London |
with Captain, crew, & passengers of the wrecked brig Heroine,
from Cork |
to H. Atkinson / in ballast |
| Oct 10 |
surveying schooner Gulnare |
— |
— |
|
|
|
| Oct 10 |
brig Horatio |
Walker |
26 Aug |
Liverpool |
|
to G. Symes & son / general cargo |
| |
Cleared:
Oct 08— [] Thomas, Robinson, (for) Dublin
Oct 08— brig Telemachus, Short, (for) Poole
Oct 08— bark Naparina, Anderson, (for) Dublin
Oct 08— bark Allan Gilmour, Kerr, (for) Port Glasgow
Oct 08— brig George Canning, Callendar, (for) Greenock
Oct 08— bark John Campbell, Havelock, (for) Cork
Oct 08— bark Asia, White, (for) London
Oct 08— [] Lady Cremorne, Jamieson,
(for) Dublin
Oct 08— [] Messenger, Baubert, (for) Halifax
Oct 08— bark Dominica, Bowman, (for) Cork
Oct 08— [] Wexford, Barry, (for) Wexford
Oct 09— brig Deveron, McGill, (for) Greenock
Oct 09— brig Percival, Johnston, (for) Dublin
Oct 09— brig Rosebank, Boyd, (for) Belfast
Oct 09— brig Earl of Aberdeen, Mearns, (for) Belfast
Oct 09— brig Grecian, Huggup, (for) Newcastle
Oct 09— brig Rachel, Irvine, (for) Spalding
Oct 09— brig Lune, Cornforth, (for) Hull
Oct 09— bark Hutchinson, Lowther, (for) Liverpool
Oct 09— bark Bolivar, Ballard, (for) Waterford
Oct 09— brig Kelsick Wood, Glover, (for) Limerick
Oct 09— brig Fidelity, English, (for) London
Oct 09— brig Equestrian, Harrison, (for) Limerick
Oct 09— bark Oxford, Davidson, (for) Port Glasgow
Oct 09— bark Cato, Moon, (for) Plymouth
Oct 09— bark Universe, Craigie, (for) Belfast
Oct 10— brig Charlotte, Sloan, (for) Liverpool
Oct 10— bark Regalia, Fotherington / Hetherington, (for)
Newry
Oct 10— brig Donald, Lowther, (for) Sligo
Oct 10— bark Forster / Foster, Bennett, (for) Hull
Oct 10— bark Dowson, Boyes, (for) Liverpool
Oct 10— brig Aurora, Graham, (for) Limerick
Oct 10— brig Nelson Village, Kenn, (for) Belfast
Oct 10— brig Ocean, Heard, (for)
Waterford
Oct 10— brig Thetis, Robinson, (for) Hull
Oct 10— brig Canadian, Hamilton, (for) Liverpool
Oct 10— [] Neptune, Tabbe, (for) Richibucto
Oct 10— brig Friendship, Smith, (for) Drogheda
Oct 10— bark Sir Watkin, Sanderson, (for) Belfast
Oct 10— brig Tom Bowline, Hunter, (for)
Newcastle
Oct 10— brig Albion, Isaacs, (for) Cork
Oct 10— ship Briton, Dixon, (for) Bristol
Oct 10— brig Pilgrim, Brown, (for) Newry
Oct 12— [] Congress, Lightbody, (for) Liverpool
Oct 12— bark Pallas, Campion, (for) Cork
Oct 12— brig Elizabeth, Roxby / Roxley, (for)
Southampton......
Oct 12— [] Sarah Marianne, Archibald, (for) Maryport
Oct 12— ship General Graham, Craigie, (for) Dundee
Oct 10— [] Onadaga, Baird, (for) London
Oct 12— bark Cato, Brunn, (for) Lynn
Oct 12— brig Harrington, Halliday, (for) Whitehaven |
| |
|
| Arrived at the Port of Quebec |
Monday October 19th - MG |
| Date |
Vessel |
Master |
Sailed |
From |
Passengers |
Remarks/Consigned to |
| Oct 10 |
bark Champion |
Chambers |
23 Aug |
Hull |
25 settlers |
to R. Methley / in ballast & goods |
| |
Cleared:
Oct 13— brig John Dunn, Walker, (for) Topsham
Oct 13— [] Jean, Barwise, (for) Cardigan
Oct 13— brig Liddle, Thompson, (for) London
Oct 13— bark Julius Caesar, Forster, (for) Plymouth
Oct 13— brig Friends, Clark, (for) London
Oct 13— schooner British Union, Moore, (for) Strangford
Oct 13— brig Venus, Nichol, (for) Aberdeen
Oct 14— brig Romanoff, Thompson, (for)
Plymouth
Oct 14— bark Brothers, Newley, (for) Liverpool
Oct 14— bark Gilbert Henderson, Pithy, (for) Dublin
Oct 14— brig Eleanor, Potts, (for) Carmarthen
Oct 14— brig Laura, Brown, (for) Dundee
Oct 14— brig Smales / Smalls, Tyers / Tyres, (for) Whitby
Oct 14— bark St. Hilda, Kenn, (for) London
Oct 14— bark St. David, Dale, (for) Bristol
Oct 15— schooner Perseverance, Davidson, (for) Miramichi
Oct 15— ship Abeona, Tait, (for) Belfast
Oct 15— brig Henry Brougham, Reigh, (for) Dublin
Oct 15— bark Perseus, Jackson, (for) Cork
Oct 15— brig Traveller, Spalding, (for) Leith
Oct 15— brig Spray, Hume, (for) Limerick |
|
| Arrived at the Port of Quebec |
Thursday October 22nd - MG |
| Date |
Vessel |
Master |
Sailed |
From |
Passengers |
Remarks/Consigned to |
| Oct 15 |
ship John Francis |
Millar |
05 Sept |
Liverpool |
Mr. Jacob Bell & Mr. James Gear | 22 settlers |
to T. Froste & Co. / general cargo |
| Oct 15 |
brig Pembroke Castle |
Hurlow |
04 Sept |
Milford |
|
to order / in ballast |
| Oct 15 |
ship Strathisla |
Bonnyman |
01 Sept |
London |
Mr. George Bell ; Captain Dowse R.A. & Mrs. Dowse | 10 settlers |
to J.S. Campbell / general cargo |
| Oct 15 |
brig Mary |
Pidgeon |
19 Aug |
Teneriffe |
Mr. Bishop |
to order / wines |
| Oct 16 |
brig Prince Kutusoff |
Shearton |
27 Aug |
Rotterdam |
|
to Peniston & McGill / in ballast |
| |
19th December 1829
" The brig Prince Kutusoff, of Whitby, bound from
Quebec to Liverpool, with timber and staves, was driven ashore and
wrecked on the long
strand, at Castle Freke, County Cork, early on the morning of Sunday,
December 13th. She was seen in bay from the shore the whole of Saturday,
contending with the storm, but the wind was adverse and the sea so
high, that she appeared to be with difficulty prevented from driving
on the rocks. Towards the evening she was brought to anchor in the
bay, and the wind becoming for a while somewhat moderate, the Waterguard
boat, from Mill Cove, under Mr. Dawson, Chief Officer, by the greatest
and most laudable exertion, got out to her, and took her crew on
board their boat, and at imminent risk, in pitchy darkness and a
rank storm, brought them safely to shore at Sheep's Cove. The gale
continuing to increase, the vessel soon began to drift, and before
day, was driven ashore, where she now lies, a complete wreck. It
is expected that the cargo, with the rigging, will be all saved ;
the hull must go to pieces. " — Cork Constitution |
| Oct 16 |
brig Meta |
Gaitskell |
28 Aug |
London |
|
to Smith & Lindsay / general cargo |
| Oct 16 |
bark Hepburn |
Wray |
47 days |
Liverpool |
|
to order / in ballast |
| Oct 17 |
schooner Ann and Margaret |
McKenny |
30 Sept |
Halifax |
|
to Mr. Morrison / rum & sugar |
| Oct 17 |
brig Emerald |
Storr |
15 Aug |
London |
|
to W. Patton / in ballast | loading at Riviere du Loup |
| Oct 17 |
ship Blenheim |
Franklin |
17 Aug |
London |
|
to W. Patton / in ballast | loading at Riviere du Loup |
| Oct 18 |
ship Nailer |
McColl |
29 Aug |
Greenock |
2 settlers |
to J. Munn / general cargo |
| Oct 18 |
ship Clio |
Benson |
31 Aug |
Cowes |
|
to H. Atkinson / in ballast |
| Oct 18 |
bark Hero |
Kent |
31 Aug |
the Downs |
|
to H. Atkinson / in ballast |
| Oct 18 |
ship Hope |
Marshall |
31 Aug |
Portsmouth |
|
to H. Atkinson / in ballast |
| Oct 18 |
bark Quebec Packet |
Atkinson |
25 Aug |
London |
|
to H. Atkinson / in ballast |
| Oct 18 |
ship Thames |
Stoddard |
31 Aug |
London |
Miss Molson |
to Gillespie, Finlay & Co. / general cargo |
| Oct 18 |
brig Montcalm |
Royal |
49 days |
Hudson Bay |
|
to W. Price & Co. / in ballast |
| Oct 18 |
ship Bragilla |
Irvine |
18 Aug |
London |
|
to J.S. Campbell / in ballast |
| Oct 18 |
schooner Elizabeth |
Halls / Hills |
28 Sept |
Halifax |
|
to H. Dubord / rum, fish &c. |
| |
Cleared:
Oct 16— brig British Tar, Clark, (for) Hull
Oct 16— bark Dependent, Carr, (for) Bristol
Oct 16— ship Lady Digby, Summerson, (for) Dublin
Oct 16— brigantine Clio, Pinkham, (for) Pictou &
Boston
Oct 17— brig Addison, Bown, (for) Whitby
Oct 17— schooner Metis Packet, Chaplin, (for) Trinidad
Oct 17— ship Cambridge, Pearce, (for) Bristol
Oct 17— [] Nancy, Bureau, (for)
Arichat
Oct 17— brig William Appleton, Evans, (for) Liverpool
Oct 17— [] Hannah, Neaby, (for) Liverpool
Oct 17— bark Asia, Ward, (for) London
Oct 17— brig Silistria / Silestria, Gooley, (for)
Grenada
Oct 17— ship William, Dougal / McDougall, (for)
Liverpool |
|
from the Mercury.—
Tomorrow, the 68th, or Durham Regiment of Light Infantry, embark for England.
This Corps, which greatly distinguished itself in the campaigns on the
Peninsula, has been now upwards of eleven years in Canada, and during
this time has been stationed at every Military post in the two Provinces,
at all of which they have maintained the most cordial intercourse with
the inhabitants, and we know of no instance where their departures, on
a change of quarters, has not been a subject of regret. They are now
returning to their native land, and will carry with them the best wishes
of the inhabitants of both Provinces, who will ever feel a lively interest
in the future fortunes of the gallant Durhams. |
| |
|
| Arrived at the Port of Quebec |
Monday October 26th - MG |
| Date |
Vessel |
Master |
Sailed |
From |
Passengers |
Remarks/Consigned to |
| Oct 21 |
brig Margaret Miller |
Kenn |
13 Sept |
Belfast |
|
to Pembertons / in ballast |
| Oct 21 |
ship Lady Gordon |
Harmer |
08 Sept |
Liverpool |
|
to G. Symes & son / general cargo |
| Oct 22 |
brig Lady of the Lake |
Stephens |
02 Sept |
Dublin |
|
to H. Lemesurier & Co. / in ballast |
| Oct 22 |
brig Margaret Balfour |
Gellatly |
02 Sept |
Dundee |
Mr. Millard ; Mr. Carnegie |
to Laurie & Spence / general cargo |
| |
Cleared:
Oct 19— ship Prince Regent, James, (for) Belfast
Oct 19— [] Zetis ?, Carrick, (for) Liverpool
Oct 19— bark Lloyds, Warren, (for) Plymouth
Oct 19— brig Fawcett, Pratt, (for) Ennis
Oct 19— ship Woodbridge, Dunlop, (for) Chatham
Oct 19— [] Eliza, LeRoy, (for) Arichat
Oct 20— bark Standard, Potter, (for) Hull
Oct 20— bark Thames, Brown, (for)
London
Oct 20— brig Eliza Ann, Attridge, (for) Cork
Oct 20— ship Clifton, Robieson, (for) Liverpool
Oct 20— brig Resolution, Todd, (for) Newry
Oct 21— brig Solon, Evans, (for) Cork
Oct 21— brig Canada, Kirby, (for) London
Oct 21— [] Margaret, J. Fouere, (for) Miramichi
Oct 21— [] Chilton, Muir, (for) Hull
Oct 21— bark Burdon, Garbutt, (for) London
Oct 21— brig Eleanor, Donkin, (for) London
Oct 22— [] Ann & Margery, McKenna, (for) Halifax
Oct 22— schooner Wellington, Hartery, (for) St. John's,
Nfld |
| |
|
| Arrived at the Port of Quebec |
Thursday October 29th - MG |
| Date |
Vessel |
Master |
Sailed |
From |
Passengers |
Remarks/Consigned to |
| Oct 23 |
brig Johns |
Drydon |
21 Aug |
Dundee |
|
to H. Atkinson / in ballast |
| Oct 23 |
schooner George |
Lake |
15 days |
Halifax |
|
to Irvine & Co. / rum & sugar |
| |
Cleared:
Oct 23— [] Margaret, Warn / Worne, (for) London
Oct 23— [] George, Foggo, (for) Hull
Oct 23— [] Iphigenia, Bird / Baird, (for) Hull
Oct 23— brig Dorcas Savage, Souter, (for) Portaferry
Oct 23— brig Dykes, Cockton, (for) Dundalk
Oct 23— bark London, Smith, (for) London
Oct 23— brig Nancy, McCartney, (for) Carlisle
Oct 24— brig Emerald, Wilson, (for) Sunderland
Oct 24— ship Lady Clark, Ford, (for) London
Oct 24— brig Pastora, Whitehead, (for) Wigton
Oct 24— ship Caroline, Greig, (for) London
Oct 26— brig Memnon, Mather, (for) Newcastle
Oct 26— bark Centurion, Rankin, (for) Portsmouth
Oct 26— brig Supply, Robson, (for) Boston
Oct 26— brig Onyx, Harvey, (for) Cork
Oct 26— schooner Nestor, McCallum, (for) Miramichi |
|
Passengers.—
Among the passengers by the Florida, from Liverpool, arrived
at New York, October 14th, were William Gilkison Esq., 50, formerly of
Upper Canada,
and three masters Gilkison . . Archibald, 18, Jasper, 15, & Daniel, 13.
From New York, for Liverpool, in the Robert Edwards, Captain Drinkwater
and Lieutenant Fairman of the Royal Navy.
Samuel Gerrard Esq., Mrs. Charlotte David and Mr. M.E. David of Canada
and Captain Pardy of the Royal Staff Corps, sailed for Liverpool on board
the packet ship George Canning.
Lieutenant White of the 71st Highland Light Infantry, returned to England
lately by the 1st October packet ship.
Dr. McDorgle, formerly at the head of the Medical Department in this
country, was a passenger on board the Caladonia for Liverpool.
Among the passengers by the packet ship Havre for Havre, we observe the
name of the Rev'd. Mr. Carrier of Canada.
In the Fabius for Cadiz, sailed from New York, went passengers Samuel
C. Blodget Esq., and lady, of Gibraltar, and Miss Williams, of Canada. |
|
| We have much pleasure in being enabled to announce to our readers
the arrival at Dublin of the ship John Porter, Captain Maxwell,
from Quebec. Gore's Liverpool Advertiser of the 24th mentions
that she arrived at Dublin on Wednesday the 16th, got into Mr.
Scovell's dock about two o'clock, delivered cargo of 500 tons,
took in ballast, and sailed on Saturday the 9th, about the same
hour. There is every prospect now of her making the five trips
which were contemplated, and we trust the next accounts from
Quebec will announce her arrival at the port. |
|
The Niagara Gleaner says :—
The steamer Niagara arrived here on the 14th instant, from Burlington,
passing through the Canal ; landed near Hamilton 150 persons — men,
women and children — settlers from Rosshire, Highlands
of Scotland, all bound for the township of Zorrou, London District
; where, we understand, lands are located for them, that they
may be settled in one neighbourhood. |
| |
|
| Arrived at the Port of Quebec |
Monday November 2nd - MG |
| Date |
Vessel |
Master |
Sailed |
From |
Passengers |
Remarks/Consigned to |
| Oct 28 |
brig Bob Logic |
Leagues |
27 Aug |
Jamaica |
|
to Tucker & Stewart / rum & sugar |
| Oct 28 |
ship Ariadne |
McKillop |
04 Sept |
Liverpool |
|
to J. Munn / salt & coals |
| Oct 28 |
brigantine Caroline |
Scott |
16 Sept |
Demerara |
|
to J.P. Thirwall / rum |
| Oct 29 |
ship Ottawa |
Douglass |
13 Sept |
Portsmouth |
Mr. Andrews ; Mr. T. Anderson ; Mr. W. Anderson ; Mr., Mrs. and
Miss Lloyd ; Mr. Chapman ; Mr. and Miss Wilson ; Mr. and Mrs. Meyer
; Mrs. Ackland ; Mrs. Cuthbert ; Miss Davies ; Miss Aspinall ; Miss
Durnford | 5 settlers |
to W. Price & Co. / general cargo |
| Oct 29 |
bark Dove |
Lamond |
05 Sept |
Liverpool |
|
to J. Leather & Co. / in ballast | loads at Riviere du Loup |
| |
Cleared:
Oct 27— brig Samuel, Meagan, (for) Cardigan
Oct 27— brig Orleans, Hanneval, (for) Jamaica
Oct 27— bark Castlereagh, Coates, (for) Dublin
Oct 27— bark Janus, Carey, (for) Falmouth
Oct 27— brig Deveron, Garbutt, (for) Hull
Oct 27— brig J.T. Duckworth, Williams, (for) Grenada
Oct 27— [] Albion, Ferot, (for) Miramichi
Oct 27— bark New John, Ayre, (for) London
Oct 28— brig Mentor, Harrison, (for) London
Oct 28— brig Triton, Glasgow, (for) Lynn
Oct 28— bark Helen, Henderson, (for) Belfast
Oct 28— brig Levant, Griffith, (for) Bantry Bay
Oct 29— bark Africanus, Kingsman, (for) Jamaica
Oct 29— [] Aurora, Poirier, (for) St. John's
Nfld
Oct 29— bark Prince, Chapman, (for) London
Oct 29— schooner Minerva, Caldwell, (for) Miramichi
Oct 29— [] William, Ritchie, (for) Liverpool |
|
Passengers.—
From London 30th September, arriving at New York 27th October, the packet
ship Corinthian,
Captain Daniel Chadwick, passengers, James B. Stewart Esq., 60, His Majesty's
Consul at New London and family, Elizabeth Stewart, 25 and daughters
Ann 22, Frances 20 and son Carden 16. |
| |
|
| Arrived at the Port of Quebec |
Thursday November 5th - MG |
| Date |
Vessel |
Master |
Sailed |
From |
Passengers |
Remarks/Consigned to |
| Oct 30 |
bark Endeavour |
Collinson |
14 Sept |
the Downs |
Mr. & Mrs. S. Wright ; Mr. Seales ; Mr. Woodriffe | 10 settlers |
to W. Patton / general cargo |
| Oct 31 |
brig Cherub |
Selkirk |
07 Sept |
Liverpool |
|
to W. Price & Co. / general cargo |
| Oct 31 |
bark Sisters |
Sibbald |
77 days |
Stockton |
|
to H.V. Wright / coals |
| Oct 31 |
brigantine William |
O'Brien |
14 Sept |
Demerara |
|
to — / rum &c. &c. |
| Oct 31 |
brig Lois |
Milne |
07 Sept |
Greenock |
Mr. Morrison ; Miss Gray |
to Laurie & Spence / general cargo |
| |
Cleared:
Oct 30— brig Sprightly, Johnstone, (for) Dundee
Oct 30— brig Belfast, Swan, (for) Bermuda
Oct 30— [] Mary, Norman, (for) Miramichi
Oct 30— bark Hebron / Hepburn, Wray, (for) Dublin
Oct 30— bark Aid, Tickle, (for) Dublin
Oct 30— brig Carricks, H. Stewart, (for) Liverpool
Oct 30— ship Cabotia, Kennedy, (for) Liverpool
Oct 31— bark Acadia, Dervent, (for) Dublin
Oct 31— brig Carrington, Hodgson, (for) Barbadoes
Oct 31— ship Annabella, McLeod, (for) Liverpool
Oct 31— brig Albion, Roebuck, (for) Tobago
Oct 31— brig John Esdale, Wright, (for) Greenock
Oct 31— bark Dixon, Graystock, (for) Hull
Oct 31— bark Briton, Baxter, (for) Liverpool |
|
| Arrived at the Port of Quebec |
Monday November 9th - MG |
| Date |
Vessel |
Master |
Sailed |
From |
Passengers |
Remarks/Consigned to |
| Oct 31 |
ship British Sovreign |
Thomas Thompson |
13 Sept |
Plymouth |
Mr. & Mrs. Pindar ; Miss Bartrun ; Captain Kingsmill, 66th
Regt. ; Mr. Carter | 2 settlers |
to W. Price & Co. / general cargo |
| Nov 01 |
brigantine Friends |
Coffin |
01 Sept |
Liverpool |
|
to M. Buteau / salt |
| Nov 01 |
schooner Revenge |
Delaney |
11 Oct |
Newfoundland |
|
to W. Budden / fish & oil |
| Nov 01 |
brig New Felix Souligny |
Painchaud |
16 Sept |
Liverpool |
Mr. Strong ; Mr. Normandeau | 4 settlers |
to the Captain / salt |
| Nov 02 |
brigantine Gaspé |
Blair |
21 Sept |
Demerara |
|
to J.S. Campbell / rum &c. |
| Nov 03 |
brig Quebec |
late Todridge |
20 Sept |
Trinidad |
|
to Forsyth, Walker & Co. / sugar |
| |
Died.—
At sea on the 23rd September, while on his passage from Demerara
to Quebec, Captain Todridge, of the Quebec. He was an able and
intelligent ship-master, esteemed by all who knew him, and has
left, in Quebec, a disconsolate wife and young family, to deplore
in him the loss of their only support. |
| Nov 04 |
brigantine Braganza |
Ashwood |
47 days |
Cadiz |
|
to W. Forester / general cargo |
| Nov 04 |
ship John Porter |
Maxwell |
21 Sept |
Dublin |
5 settlers |
to J. Hamilton & Co. / in ballast |
| |
The John Porter, Captain Maxwell,
on her third voyage this season, anchored at Patrick's Hole, on Tuesday,
3rd instant, in fourty-four days from Dublin, and came up to town
yesterday. She has now nearly a fortnight's time to load, and a certain
prospect of making her three voyages. Mr. Hamilton, the owner, we
understand, wins by wagers about £1,600, should she safely arrive
home. To Mr. Hamilton's enterprizing spirit, the trade of the country
is indebted for performing, what has certainly been never performed
before, and giving example of a more profitable employment for our
shipping. There can be no doubt that any quick vessel, receiving
ordinary dispatch, that is lying ten days in port each voyage, would
annually make three voyages, sailing hence even as late as the 10th
or 15th of May. It is known that there is not more, but generally
less expense in loading a vessel quickly than slowly ; the wharfage,
sailors' wages and other port expenses are diminished. The vessel
returning three freights a year is a great object under any circumstances
of the trade, but during war, or other times, for the profitable
employment of shipping, it becomes still more important. It is not
without important consequences in another point of view, as enabling
the Canada timber merchant better to compete with the Baltic trader,
and opposing three instead of two voyages to Canada in the year to
the three or four voyages from Great Britain to the Baltic in the
same period. We trust that this practical example of three voyages
in the year between Quebec and Great Britain, will stimulate many
to undertake them regularly, and, we think, there can be no doubt
as to their succeeding and profitting by it.— Neilson's
Gazette |
| Nov 05 |
brigantine Marie and Elizabeth |
Sevright |
56 days |
Jamaica |
|
to Heaven & Macauly / rum |
| |
Cleared:
Nov 02— [] Better Luck, Drummond, (for) Little
Arichat
Nov 02— brig Erato, Mossop, (for) Jamaica
Nov 02— bark Frances Mary, Grandy, (for) Cork
Nov 02— ship Princess Charlotte, Roche, (for) Newry
Nov 02— [] Felson, Cockburn, (for) Wyne Water
Nov 02— brigantine Francis, Baker, (for) London
Nov 03— bark Champion, Chambers, (for) Hull
Nov 03— bark Tobago, Laidler, (for) London
Nov 03— brig Richard and Ann, Smith, (for) Portsmouth
Nov 04— ship Suffolk, Jackson, (for) Hull
Nov 04— brig Friends, Hudson, (for) Bridgwater
Nov 04— ship Canadian, Morgan, (for) London
Nov 04— [] Harriet, Belfontaine, (for) Miramichi
Nov 04— ship Bragilla, Irving / Irvine, (for) Liverpool |
| |
|
| Port of Quebec |
November 12th & 16th- MG |
| Date |
Vessel |
Master |
Sailed |
From |
Passengers |
Remarks/Consigned to |
| |
Two circumstances have occurred during the last week which
may be considered as memorable in the annals of our navigation.
On Tuesday last, the New Felix Souligny, Captain
Painchaud, arrived from Liverpool, in tow of Hercules, and her
crew have since been actively engaged in discharging and loading,
as she has still to depart for a foreign port. [the 59th, and
last vessel into the port of Montreal for the 1829 season]
The Meta, Captain Gaskill, has cleared out from this, for the
Cape of Good Hope, there to await instructions to proceed further.
She is the first vessel, we believe, which has sailed from Canada
for any African port. |
|
Cleared:
Nov 06— brig Pilot, Jones, (for) Cardiff
Nov 06— brig Mary, Pidgeon, (for) Cork
Nov 06— bark Newry, Crosby, (for) Newry
Nov 06— [] Angelique, Forest, (for) Newfoundland
Nov 06— bark Daedalus, Birnie, (for) Chatham
Nov 06— [] Sophie, Stewart, (for) Newfoundland
Nov 07— brig Donegal, Jordine, (for) Swansea
Nov 07— brig Promise, Shearer, (for) Liverpool
Nov 07— schooner Elizabeth, Hills, (for) Halifax
Nov 07— brig St. George, Thompson, (for) Neath
Nov 07— bark Miriam and Jane, Smith, (for) Newcastle
Nov 07— brig Hannah, Campbell, (for) Limerick
Nov 07— ship Cassandra, Grierson, (for) Limerick
Nov 09— [] Jane, Garrette, (for) Richibucto
Nov 09— brig Three Sons, Smith, (for) Liverpool
Nov 09— bark Thames, Warming, (for) London
Nov 09— brig Montcalm, Royal, (for) London
Nov 09— bark George Canning, McClelland, (for) London
Nov 09— brigantine William, O'Brien, (for) Miramichi
Nov 09— brig Porcia, Edward Martin, (for) Dublin
Nov 09— bark Felicity / Fidelity, Drysdale, (for)
Newport
Nov 09— brig Sophia, Neil, (for) Greenock
Nov 10— brigantine Caroline, Scott, (for) Trinidad
Nov 10— brig Shaw, Fearon, (for) Carmarthen
Nov 10— snow Brilliant, Fearon, (for) Montego Bay,
Jamaica
Nov 11— [] Esperance, Lebuffe, (for) Miramichi
Nov 11— bark Saladin, Murray, (for) Cork |
|
Passengers.—
Among the passengers by the packet ship Canada, which
sailed for Liverpool on the 1st instant from New York, we observe the name
of Mr. John Emsley, Upper Canada.
Mr. Hasluck and Mrs. Telfer, of Canada went passengers to Liverpool by
the Napolean,
the packet ship of the 8th November, from New York.
John Jones Esq., Mrs. and Misses Rosina and Matilda McDouall, of Montreal,
lately sailed for Marseilles in the brig Durse, from New York. |
| |
|
| Port of Quebec |
November 19th & 23rd - MG |
| |
| The port of Montreal, at this late season, presents an unusual
scene of bustle and activity. A great number of Craft are now
busy loading for the Lower Ports, and the greatest expedition
is used in discharging and loading the steamboats and their barges
as quick as they arrive. The New
Felix Souligny,
from Liverpool, the only square rigged vessel in port, which
arrived on Tuesday last, is expected to be able to clear today
and sail tomorrow. The weather during part of last week was
cold and clear, and the Canal was much obstructed by the ice,
which had accumulated during the night. .... |
|
Cleared:
Nov 13— ship Lune, Brown, (for) Liverpool
Nov 13— schooner Prudent, Billingsby, (for) Miramichi
Nov 13— brig Andromeda, Wilkie, (for) Liverpool
Nov 13— brig Favourite, Alexander Allan, (for) Greenock
Nov 13— brig Ann, Brown, (for) Greenock
Nov 13— brig Emancipation, Pottenger, (for) London
Nov 13— brig Elizabeth, McGan / McGen, (for) Liverpool
Nov 13— schooner George, Lake, (for) Halifax
Nov 13— brig Pericles, Reeves, (for) London
Nov 14— ship Margaret, Sumpton, (for) Liverpool
Nov 14— brig Bob Logic, Leagues, (for) Glasgow
Nov 14— bark Dove, Lamond, (for) Liverpool
Nov 14— brig Margaret Miller, Kenn, (for) Dublin
Nov 14— [] William, Armstrong, (for) Demerara
Nov 14— brig Horatio, Walker, (for) Liverpool
Nov 14— [] Providence, Lapointe, (for) Miramichi
Nov 14— ship Christopher, Knight, (for) London
Nov 14— [] Felix, Marmaud, (for)
Halifax
Nov 14— schooner Revenge, Delaney, (for) Newfoundland
Nov 14— brigantine Marie & Elizabeth, Sevright,
(for) Jamaica
Nov 14— [] John, Warden, (for)
Limerick
Nov 14— brig Pembroke Castle, Thurlow, (for) Milford
Nov 14— ship John Porter, Maxwell, (for) Dublin
Nov 14— ship Rebecca, Laurie, (for) Greenock
Nov 14— brig Ann, Spencer, (for) London
Nov 16— brig Margaret Balfour, Gallately, (for)
Dundee
Nov 16— bark Quebec Packet, Atkinson, (for) London
Nov 16— bark Scott, Simson, (for) Sunderland
Nov 16— brig Earl of Dalhousie, Boyd, (for) Greenock
Nov 16— ship London, Murdock, (for) London
Nov 16— bark Hero, Kent, (for) London
Nov 16— brig Scipio, Petrie, (for) London
Nov 16— brig Luna, Byron, (for) Bristol
Nov 16— ship Lady Gordon, Harmer, (for) Tralee
Nov 16— ship Nailer, McColl, (for) Greenock
Nov 16— brig Meta, Gaitskell, (for) Cape of Good Hope
Nov 16— brig Cherub, Miller, (for) Greenock
Nov 16— ship Thames, Stoddard, (for) London
Nov 17— schooner Marie Louise, McHarron / Farron, (for)
Barbadoes
Nov 17— brig Kingfisher, Rayside, (for) Demerara
Nov 17— bark Endeavour, Collinson, (for) London
Nov 17— brig Johns, Drydon, (for) Lynn
Nov 17— brig Prince Kutusoff, Sheridan / Shearaton, (for)
Liverpool
Nov 17— brig Lady of the Lake, Stephens, (for) Galway
Nov 18— ship Ariadne, McKillop, (for) Liverpool
Nov 18— [] Mary, McFoggart, (for) Restigouche
Nov 18— brigantine Gaspé, Blair, (for) Jamaica
Nov 18— brig Fame, Barnes / Barrow, (for) Barmouth |
|
Passengers.—
In the Margaret, Sumpton, for Liverpool, Mr.
A.H. Young and Mr. Roebolton (Roebottom).
In the John Porter, Maxwell, for Dublin, Mr. H. Hayes, Mr. Roe
and Mr. Bellingham.
Among the passengers by the ship Henry Hill, which
sailed from New York, for New Orleans, is Mr. A. Kellogg, of Montreal. |
|
Melancholy Shipwreck.—
We have this day the painful task of recording one of the most
distressing shipwrecks which has taken place on this coast
for a number of years — the loss of the schooner Ann
and Margaret, Captain McKenna, of this port, from
Quebec, which vessel was driven ashore in the gale, about half-past
eight
o'clock on Saturday evening, a little to the north-ward of
Herring Cove, where she shortly after went to pieces, and melancholy
to relate, thirteen out of nineteen persons who were on board
perished, viz :— Mr. Alexander Ross, merchant,
and Mr. W. McKenzie, of this place, Mrs. Davis of Quebec, sister
to Mr. M. Andrews, of this town, Mr. W. Knodle, mate, and a
young man passenger, three women, wives of the 34th Regiment,
four children, whose names we have not been able to obtain,
and the cook, a coloured man. The survivors are Captain McKenna,
two of the crew, and three of the women of the 34th Regiment
who have saved nothing but what they had on. The bodies of
Mrs. Davis and a child have been picked up and brought to town.— Halifax
Journal
....the women's story |
| |
|
| Port of Quebec |
November 26th & 29th - MG |
| |
addendum to the story just above . . .
Mrs. Davis was the widow of the late Joseph Davis, master blacksmith
in the Department of the Royal Engineers and the three women,
wives of Sergeants of the 34th Regiment. These poor creatures,
it will be recollected, had taken their passage to this port
[Quebec], under the impression that it was near to Halifax,
and the conduct of the master of one of the vessels which brought
them here was severely animadverted upon. [to remark or
comment critically, usually with strong disapproval or censure]
If they were really deceived into the belief that in coming
to Quebec, that they were taking the readiest course to join
thier husbands, their unhappy fate must weigh heavily upon
the minds of those who cannot but be looked upon, as having
placed them in the situation which lead to their untimely fate. ....the
women's story |
|
Cleared:
Nov 19— ship Montreal, Leitch, (for) Liverpool
Nov 19— brig Dalmarnock, Kinement, (for) Lancaster
Nov 19— brig Hope, Marshall, (for) London
Nov 19— brig Edmund Castle, Bains, (for)
London
Nov 19— brig Quebec, Maitland, (for) Barbadoes
Nov 19— brig Lois, Milne, (for) Greenock
Nov 19— brigantine Braganza, Ashwood, (for)
Demerara
Nov 20— ship Clio, Benson, (for) Portsmouth
Nov 20— ship Argyle, Dunn, (for) Bristol
Nov 20— ship Ottawa, Douglass, (for) London
Nov 20— ship British Sovereign, Thompson, (for)
London
Nov 20— brig Rebecca, Grant, (for) New Brunswick
|
|
Passengers.—
Among the passengers by the packet ship Florida, sailed from
New York for Liverpool on the 18th instant, we observe the names
of Messrs. Thomas Baring and Martin Caldwell, of London, John
Jamieson and William Peddie, of Montreal, Henry Pemberton, Joseph
Richardson, Thomas Elmhirst, of Quebec and Lieutenant Needham
and J. St. George, of the Royal Artillery, Woolwich.
In the Nailer, for Greenock, Mr. F. Gray and Mr. Orkney.
In the Kingfisher, for Demerara, Mr. T. Hamilton.
In the Endeavour, for London, Mr. W. Meyer.
In the Gaspé, for Jamaica, Mr. T. Heaven.
In the Montreal, for Liverpool, Mr. D. Gibb junior, Mr. Muckle
and three Indian Chiefs.
Among the passengers by the York, 24th October packet ship from
Liverpool, we observe the name of Rev'd. W. Boulton and lady.
Mr. B. is one of the Professors of the Minor College of York. |
|
The celebtated Sam Patch lost his life at Rochester
by jumping over the Genessee Falls [at Rochester] on the 13th
November ........Sam Patch was the first person to successfully
jump into Niagara Falls in October 1829
see Wikipedia story |
|
| The following is a comparison of the number
of vessels, their tonnage, and the number of emigrants arrived
at this port, in this and the last
year :— |
| Years |
Vessels |
Tonnage |
Settlers |
| 1828 |
701 |
183,141 |
12,697 |
| 1829 |
860 |
233,576 |
13,357 |
| increase |
159 |
50,435 |
660 |
|
| |
|
| Arrived at the Port of Quebec |
December 3rd, 7th & 10th - MG |
| Date |
Vessel |
Master |
Sailed |
From |
Passengers |
Remarks/Consigned to |
| Nov 28 |
brig Ann & Mary |
Scott |
26 Sept |
Demerara |
|
to Forsyth, Walker & Co. / rum &c. |
| |
| The last Quebec Star contains the following
table, a memorandum of the latest arrivals at the Port of
Quebec from Sea, from 1819 to 1829, inclusive :— |
| Year |
Date of arrival |
Vessel, where from |
Total vessels |
| 1819 |
November 26th |
Abeona, from London ; wintered |
546 |
| 1820 |
November 4th |
Broughton, from London ; sailed |
586 |
| 1821 |
November 29th |
Tom, from Liverpool ;
stranded below and
wintered |
434 |
| 1822 |
November 28th |
Loyal Sam, from Demerara ; wintered |
612 |
| 1823 |
November 17th |
Elizabeth, from London ; sailed |
569 |
| 1824 |
November 29th |
Canadienne, from Miramichi ;
wintered |
619 |
| 1825 |
November 18th |
George the Third, from Halifax ; sailed |
796 |
| 1826 |
November 21st |
Abeona, from Demerara, sailed |
714 |
| 1827 |
November 8th |
Mosquito, from Jamaica, sailed |
623 |
| 1828 |
November 21st |
Eleanora, from Antigua, sailed |
760 |
| 1829 |
November 28th |
Ann & Mary, from Demerara
;
intending to sail Dec. 1st |
900 |
|
|
Welland Canal:—
Private letters from St. Catherines mention, that no public celebration
of the opening of the Welland Canal [runs
42 km (27.0 miles) from Port Colborne, Ontario on Lake Erie
to Port Weller, Ontario
on Lake Ontario] took place on the 24th ultimo (24th
Nov.), as had been announced. One of the letters we have seen,
states, that it had been found necessary to let off the greater
part of the water in the Canal, in consequence of a freshet,
occasioned by the melting of the snow lately fallen, which
had overflowed its banks and done some damage. It is stated
that some vessels are still expected to pass through this Fall,
but it seems probable that this intention will not be carried
into effect, from the severe weather which has been lately
experienced, and that no formal opening of this grand water
communication between Lakes Ontario and Erie will take place
before the Spring of the ensuing year. |
| |
|
| Port of Quebec |
December 14th, 17th, 24th, 28th & 31st
- MG |
| |
| From the Niagara Herald we learn that two vessels
have passed from Lake Ontario and Lake Erie through the Welland
Canal:— the General Brock of York and
the R.H.
Boughton of Youngstown. The weather having
moderated from its former severity enabled this to be performed,
but the celebration by the Directors it is intended to postpone
till next Spring. The Boughton has proceeded to Buffalo, from
whence she was to return immediately to Youngstown. |
|
Passengers:—
Among the passengers by the ship Corinthian,
sailed from New York on the 1st instant for London, we observe
the names of
the Hon. William Preble and family, of Maine, and Mr. Brunet,
of Canada. Mr. Preble is the new American Minister to the Court
of the Netherlands, to which he proceeds for the purpose of advocating
the American claims, in relation to the North Eastern Boundary,
before the King of the Netherlands, the Umpire appointed by Great
Britain and the United States.
The packet ship Silas Richards, Captain Holdredge,
sailed from New York for Liverpool on the 10th intant with the
following
passengers :— Messrs. C.O. Ermatinger ; James Scott ; Peter
McIntosh ; T.B. Wragg ; William Smith ; Robert Morris, of Montreal.
H.N. Palotn of Quebec. Thomas Arnold pf Kingston, and Messrs.
Douglas, Pealing, Anderson, E. Hart and Jones, of Canada, and
Mr. Cripps of New York. She was detained till that day by her
owners, and with the consent of the passengers, for the purpose
of carrying to England, a copy of the President's Message.
Passenger at New York, per the packet ship William
Thompson,
from Liverpool, the Rev'd. A. Mathieson of Montreal |
|
The Swan River Settlement.—
The Warrior, a fine vessel of 600 tons, bound to the new settlement
on Swan River, Australia, sailed for her destination on Friday, from Portsmouth.
The Warrior carries out upwards of 250 passengers to the new
colony, several of whom are gentlemen possessing independent fortunes, who have
embarked considerable
capital in the speculation ; and two of the principal emigrants, named Byrne and
Molloy, paid £1,000 for the best accomodation the vessel could afford
their
families and suites. Fifty dogs of the choicest breeds, several pens of sheep,
a considerable number of swine, two milch cows, and three valuable horses are
taken out. Six pianos were also shipped on board, which belong to an equal number
of the fair emigrants. |
|
The Army:—
We are happy to learn that the Transports with the 68th Regiment
on board had arrived safe at Cork. The English papers which
we have received state that the Sylvia reached that port on
the 16th and the Countess of Harcourt on the 17th. The Kains we presume, arrived on the succeeding day, as private letters
from some of the Officers, received in town, mention that they
disembarked after a passage of twenty-nine days, on the 19th
(the day after their arrival) and marched to Fermoy. |
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