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Ship Arrivals at the Port of Quebec, 1819

The following arrivals were extracted from the Montreal Gazette 1819. The Montreal Gazette was a weekly publication. Occasionally in the Consigned to / Remarks column, is seen eg. P.3 (see Minerva May 2nd) which indicates the page of the newspaper on which the advertisement of the cargo may be found.
note: if ships' rigging or name of Master unpublished, it is indicated by -- (The newspapers were filmed within their binding, making one side of some entries, unreadable, or only partly legible.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 1819.

See also St. Lawrence Steamboat Co. Passenger Records for Malsham & New Swiftsure

May 01 - June 01 | June 03 - July 01 | July 01 - Sept 01 | Sept 02 - Nov 02

Date	Vessel	Master	Sailed	From	Passengers	Consigned to/Remarks
May 12th 1819
May 01	Brig Patriot	A. Anderson	5 weeks	Aberdeen	William Graham, James Strachan, Alexander Arbuthnot, Jean Mather & child, Ann Thomson, Isabella Duncan, Thomas Smart	Heath & Moir / general cargo
May 01	Brig Dawn	John Mathews	30 days	London		George Kerr / in ballast - Intelligence: sailed with 30 Sail from the Downs for Quebec
May 02	-- Canada	Thomas Davidson	31 days	London	18 settlers	Campbell & Chapman / general cargo
May 02	Ship Highland Lad	William Moore	28 days	London	9 passengers	Sanderson & Co. / in ballast
May 02	Brig Alexander	George Ritchie	32 days	Newcastle		Cambell & Sheppard / in ballast
May 02	-- Jane	Thomas Innes	25 days	Bristol		Heath & Moir / in ballast
May 02	Ship Hannah	Thomas Clark	30 days	London		Patterson & Co. / in ballast
May 02	[Ship] Mary Ann	Thomas Ellison	31 days	London		Bell & Stewart / in ballast
May 02	-- Europe	--	26 days	Bristol		Lymburner / in ballast
May 02	Brig Glory	Brim	51 days	Lynn		Hamilton, Brother & Co. / in ballast
May 02	-- Minerva	B. Morgan	30 days	London		Gerrard & Gillespie / general cargo P.3
May 02	-- Celerity	Ivison	28 days	Portsmouth		Hamilton & Co. / in ballast P.18
May 02	-- Arno	Proctor	29 days	London		Reiffenstein / general cargo P.5
May 02	-- Sprightly	Osborne	32 days	London		to Order / in ballast
May 02	-- Nautilus	Dodd	35 (days)	Blyth		Hamilton & Co.
May 02	-- Mercator	Ed. Bell	31 March	London		Froste & Porter / in ballast (see Merinter)
May 03	Brig Merinter	Bell	31 March	London		Froste & Porter / in ballast (see Mercator)
May 03	Brig John & Mary	Hawkins	31 days	Newcastle		Hamilton & Co. / in ballast
May 03	Brig Marshlmed [sic - Marshland]	Ditchburn	04 April	Cork	Messrs. Sinton and Dean, 3 women & 3 children	Mr. Sinton / provisions
May 03	Ship Comet	Wilcoson	30 days	London	Messrs. George, Dunn and Delmare	James George / cargo Iron, &c. - Ship Heart of Oak, Nicholson, from London in ballast, was lost in the ice on 24th April, in the gulph [sic], crew saved, part on board the Comet, the remainder gone to Miramichie [sic].
May 03	Brig Skipsey	Laidlow	27 days	London		Heath & Moir / goods
May 04	Brig Cherub	William Rayside	31 days	Greenock		A, Shaw & Co. / general cargo
May 05	Brig Veronica	P. Miller	35 days	Shields		Hamilton, Brother & Co. / in ballast
May 05	Brig Lymetry [sic - Symetry ?]	William Crain	05 April	Shields		Lymburner / in ballast
May 05	Brig Fortune	William Shalford	33 days	London		Lymburner / in ballast
May 06	Ship Elizabeth & Sarah	William Bainbridge	34 days	Shields		to Captain / in ballast
May 06	Brig Prompt	Jno. Kay	36 days	Leith		to Order / Coals & Nails
May 06	Brig Regent	Henry Wright	52 days	Newcastle		Henry Atkinson / cargo, Grind stones and Coals
May 06	Schooner Gifford	Rosignol	34 days	Demerara		Irvine & Co. / Rum, Sugar and Coffee
May 06	Brig Margaret	A. McCoul	05 April	Liverpool	Mr. R. Orkney and servant	J. Thompson / cargo Salt & goods
May 06	Bark Oxenhope	A. Donaldson	33 days	Hull		W. Hamilton & Co. / in ballast
	The many arrivals at Quebec, furnish nothing later than what has been received by way of the United States, and already noticed. An article in the New York Advertisor of the 4th instant, mentions the arrival of the Ontario from a cruise in the Pacific Ocean; and that between Captain Biddle her commander and the well known Lord Cochrane, now Admiral of the Chili fleet, there had been some jarrings and symptoms of hostility: however nothing serious took place. The nature of the dispute is not stated. The great number of vessels already arrived at Quebec, this reason (see list of arrivals) cannot but be gratifying to our readers; we wish the sales would in some measure keep pace with the importations, our propects would then be flattering indeed. It is to be hoped that the Public Works, which, in all probability, will be begun in the course of summer, will give a favourable impulse to trade, and tend to remove the langour under which it now labours. We learn there are about seventy souls, mostly Canadians, preparing to set out from this place, the 25th instant, for Lord Selkirk's Settlement on the River Rouge (Red River). The number of Settlers there at this time, it is said, amounts to about five hundred. An intelligent Canadian, in easy circumstances, with whom we conversed, and who goes thither with the before mentioned Settlers, with all his family, says he passed a winter there when engaged in the Fur Trade, and reports it to be a fertile country, and the climate much milder than that of Canada.--Thus, there is every appearance, that this Colony, in the course of time, will become populous and flourishing.
May 19th 1819
May 06	Brig Sternshall	D. Mainland	31 days	--		P. Patterson
May 06	Brig Mary	Jno. Jacobson	04 April	--		--
May 06	Ship Prospect	William Wake	05 April	-do-		P. Patterson / in ballast
May 06	Brig Merope	George Batrick	27 days	Poole		George Pozer / in ballast
May 06	Bark Sophia	Jos. Beckett	34 days	London	Mr. Stubs, & Mr. Townshend	P. Burnett / in ballast
May 06	Brig Sarah	James Clement	31 days	Belfast	150 settlers	McRoberts & McLean / in ballast
May 07	Brig Jan	Thom	29 days	Montrose		Allison & Turner & Co. / in ballast
May 07	Ship Suffolk	Thean	01 April	Aberdeen		Heath & Moir / in ballast
May 07	Ship Fame	Mirrnist	02 April	Hull	171 settlers	to Captain / goods
May 07	Brig Quebec	Towns	31 days	Shields		Thompson & Co. / in ballast
May 07	Brig Choice	Hurry	30 March	Shields		William Pemberton / in ballast
May 07	Brig Britannia	Clark	36 days	Newcastle		Coals & Brick
May 07	Ship Brothers	Jenkinson	28 days	Hull	Mr. Hick and family	Bell & Stewart / in ballast
May 07	Ship Success	Wagood	30 days	Plymouth		P. Patterson / in ballast
May 07	Ship Triton	Coe	04 April	Hull		Hamilton & Co. / in ballast
May 07	Ship Aid	B. Trotter	35 days	Shields		P. Patterson / in ballast
May 07	Brig Sally	William Cumming	27 days	Greenock	7 settlers	Hancox & Co. / general cargo
May 07	Brig Mary	H. Haliphant	32 days	Waterford	39 settlers	Heath & Moir / in ballast
May 07	Brig Hugh	J. Gregg	40 days	Demerara		McRoberts & McLean / Rum, Suger &c.
May 07	Brig Eclipse	Henry Walker	2 months	Lynn		Hamilton & Co. / in ballast
May 07	Brig Peace	Luke Bruce	08 April	Shields		James Ross / in ballast
May 07	Brig Pilot	John Law	01 April	Aberdeen		to Order / in ballast
May 07	Ship Sir J.H. Craig	James Dease	6 weeks	Leith		Hamilton & Co. / in ballast
May 08	Brig British King	Richard Chamber	04 April	Shields		Bell & Stewart / Coals
May 08	Brig John	H. Jobestie	04 April	Shields		H. Atkinson, Glass to Mr. Henderson
May 9th	Brig Mary	William Dunn	03 April	London		Gerrard & Finlay / goods to Mr. Fowler - Spoke 2nd May, Brigantine Lively of and from Jersey to Gaspé, all well
May 11	Brig Perseverence	James Davidson	08 April	Plymouth		general cargo
May 11	Ship Martha Brae	J. Gibson	33 days	Bristol		Patterson & Weir / goods, Rum, Iron &c.
May 11	Ship Rebecca	Thomas McKenzie	28 days	Greenock	Lt. Col. McGregor 70th Regt. Lady & Servants, N. McLeod Esq. Lady & Servants, Mrs. McKenzie, Walter Davidson, John Simpson, Andrew Nichol, Brown, Wilson, Orkney, sen., Crawford, Dougall, Burnett, Tait, Buchanan, Stewart, and 20 in steerage.	George Ross / general cargo
May 12	Brig Psyche	Thomas Erskine	29 days	Dundee	9 settlers	Allison, Turner & Co. / general cargo
May 12	Brig Ann	John Waller	45 days	Newcastle		to Order / Coals
May 12	Brig Zephyr	S. Brown	09 April	Hull		W. Prince / in ballast
May 12	Ship Endymion	Ed. Todd	08 April	Grangemouth		P. Patterson / in ballast
May 12	Brig John & Charlotte	T. Sims	02 April	Newcastle		P. Patterson / in ballast
May 12	Brig Thetis	R. Ritchie	32 days	Hull		Bell & Stewart / in ballast
May 12	Brig Earl Dalhousie	J. Levie	29 days	Aberdeen	Mr. Wilner, wife & children, Mr. Black, Mr. Gray, Duncan, Tulloch and 13 settlers	to Order / fine goods
May 12	Brig Royal Charlotte	W.C. Hobson	27 days	Greenock	Mr. J. Wilson, Buchanan and 3 in steerage.	Rogerson, Hunt & Co. / general cargo - Spoke the Alexander off Anticosti, and Rob Roy from Aberdeen.
May 13	Brig Rob Roy	William Vairn	30 days	Aberdeen	Mr. McKenzie and wife, Mr. Black, Mrs. Christie, 2 sons and daughter.	Heath & Moir / Bricks
May 26th 1819
	Office of the Adjutant General of Militia Quebec, 7th May 1819 MILITIA GENERAL ORDER His Grace the Duke of Richmond, Governor General, Commander in Chief, has been pleased to make the following appointment to the first Battalion of the Miltia of the city of Montreal:- John Samuel McCord, to be Ensign, by Commission 7th May 1819, in place of Alexander Dowie, returned to England. By Command of His Grace the Governor General and Commander in Chief. F. VASSAL DE MONVIEL, Adjutant General Militia. [note: later Mr. Justice John Samuel McCord (1801-65) of the Superior Court for Lower Canada]
May 13	Brig Henry	William Burnett	[?] April	Newcastle		H. Atkinson / in ballast
May 13	-- Hayle	Henry Watts	5 weeks	Shields		W. Stewart & Co. / in ballast
May 13	Brig Alexander	Robert Marshall	30 days	Liverpool	Mr Br[ady] & wife, Mr. Hoofstetter and Webster	J. Jones / general cargo
May 14	-- Europe	B. Sedman	36 days	London		W. Lymburner / in ballast
May 17	-- Prince Co[u]bourg	D. Hutchinson	[?] days	Peterhead		to Captain / in ballast
May 17	Ship Albion	Davidson	42 days	Newcastle		P. Patterson / in ballast
May 17	Ship Lark	Cleet	42 days	Newcastle		P. Patterson / in ballast
May 17	Brig [S]ceptre	Cobourg	12 April	Leith	James Baird	Handiside & Co. / general cargo
May 17	Brig Renown	Watt	49 days	Leith	37 settlers	Bell & Stewart / general cargo
May 18	Bark Vittoria	Patterson	36 days	Liverpool		Gerrard & Co. / general cargo
May 18	Brig Briget	Nichols	37 days	Shields		Hamilton & Co. / in ballast
May 18	Brig Endeavor	Hunter	35 days	Newcastle		to Captain / in ballast
May 18	Brig Roderick	Peart	43 days	Newcastle		Caldwell & Davidson / in ballast
May 18	Ship Sir George Prevost	Morrison	06 April	Portsmouth	15 settlers	W. Price / in ballast
May 18	Brig Success	Potts	35 days	Shields		Bell & Stewart / in ballast
May 18	Ship Blessing	Charter	35 days	Shields	10 settlers	P. Patterson / in ballast
May 18	Brig London	Robert Spence	11 April	Shields		H. Atkinson / in ballast
May 18	Brig Good Intent	Jno. Roxbury	03 April	London		W. Lymburner / in ballast
May 18	Ship Nereus	Robert Wilson	34 days	Glasgow	Mr. Coope, Caldwell, Campbell & son and 49 settlers	P. Weir / in ballast
May 18	Bark Melton	J. Crum	38 days	Newcastle	Mr. Bryan	Mr. Bryan / Coals, Goods &c.
May 19	Brig Ceres	D. Baitt	41 days	Aberdeeen		Heath & Moir / in ballast
May 19	Brig Robert	Jno. Neill	35 days	Greenock	43 settlers	Finlay & Co. / general cargo
May 19	Bark Amity	George Spurs	05 April	London		H. Atkinson / in ballast
May 19	Brig Douglas	William Walker	41 days	London		W. Pemberton / in ballast
May 19	Schooner Mary	Robert Button	13 days	Halifax	1 settler	to Captain / Rum and Sugar
May 19	Brig John & Margaret	James Mass	11 April	Aberdeen		Heath & Moir / in ballast
May 19	Brig Neptune	A. Thomson	42 days	Liverpool		Mr. Ross / cargo Salt
May 19	Brig William	Jno. Ridley	44 days	Newcastle		P. Patterson / in ballast
May 20	Ship General Elliott	Jn. Frank	09 April	Shields		William Price / in ballast
May 20	Brig Catherine	Thomas Clark	46 days	Sunderland	90 settlers	to Captain / cargo Coals and Glass
	9 o'clock --- The Telegraph announces 13 square rigged vessels
June 2nd 1819
May 20	Brig Ann	Lewis	24 April	Shields		Hamilton & Co. / in ballast
May 20	Brig Prince of Asturias	Donald	09 April	Dublin	Mr. Maquay, Mr. & Mrs. Pemberton, and Mr Heigh, Mr. Lyons and 124 settlers	Pemberton & Bury / cargo Goods, Wares &c.
May 20	Brig Resolution	Leishman	40 days	Kirkaby		Allison, Turner & Co. / cargo Coals & Stores
May 20	Brig Cumberland	Smith	39 days	Liverpool		Gates & Co. / general cargo
May 20	Brig Charles Jennison	Mallory	03 April	Hull		Bell & Stewart / in ballast
May 21	Schooner Marie	Smith	19 days	Halifax		Pemberton / cargo Rum
May 21	Brig Ann		--			this brig loading at St. Pauls to Mr. Pr[?] in ballast
May 21	Ship Alexander	George Drummond	37 days	Belfast	235 settlers	Hancox and Cringan / in ballast
May 21	Brig Dasher	Thomas Davis	20 days	Halifax		Melvin & Belanger / Rum, Sugar &c.
May 21	Brig Canso	J. Peabody	52 days	Jamaica	Mr. Hagan	Patterson & Weir / Rum
May 21	Brig Sarah	John Waters	48 days	Newcastle		to Captain / cargo Coals, Bricks &c.
May 21	Brig Jane	Alexander Murdoch	12 April	Greenock	Captain Lawrie for a new ship	H. Logan & Co. / general cargo
May 21	Brig Amphitrite	John Foster	40 days	Shields		Mr. Pemberton / in ballast
May 21	Brig Barbara	J.R. Wilson	40 days	Aberdeen		Rogerson, Hunter & Co. / in ballast
May 21	Brig Aid	John Lister	37 days	Whithaven [sic Whitehaven]	27 settlers	Heath & Moir / cargo Goods and Rum
May 21	Brig Thetis	Robert Hall	38 days	Shields		Froste & Porter / in ballast
May 21	Brig Elizabeth	William Hawkins	13 days	Halifax	Mr. Anderson, Ryan, Staynes, Miss Ryan	Mr. Finch / general cargo
May 21	Brig Three Sisters	Samuel Harris	13 days	Halifax	Mr. Allen	Mr. Allen / cargo Rum
May 21	Schooner Lennox	Thomas Fill[?]	17 days	St. John's, Nfld.	Mr. Traban	Mr. Phillips / cargo Rum
May 21	Brig Commerce	William Swan	10 April	Sheilds		to Order / in ballast
May 21	Ship Isabella	Charles Brady	6 weeks	Hull	263 settlers	Bell & Stewart / in ballast
May 22	Brig Mary	John Innis	40 days	Peterhead		Heath & Moir / in ballast
May 22	Brig Margaret	William Bradie	39 days	Peterhead	Mr. Sims	to Captain / in ballast
May 22	Brig Perfect	Owen Sullivan	46 days	Belfast	Mr. Brown and 164 settlers	Mr. Brown / cargo Provisions
May 22	Brig Venus	Hugh Ramsay	13 days	St. John's, Nfld.		Irvine, McNaught & Co. / cargo Rum
May 22	Brig Whitby	J. Scott	46 days	Newcastle		Hamilton & Co. / cargo Coals
May 22	Brig Holderness	A. Smales	42 days	Whitby		to Captain / in ballast
May 22	Ship [Q]ueen	Robert Clark	42 days	Shields		Campbell & Sheppard / in ballast
May 22	Schooner Triton	Joseph Symes	52 days	Jamaica		Heath & Moir / Rum
May 22	Brig Atlantic	S. Dunscombe	20 days	Bermuda		Heath & Moir / cargo Rum & Molasses
May 22	Ship Harmony	Charles Spence	07 April	Liverpool		Millar & Parlane / cargo Salt
May 22	Ship Maida	H. Extill	53 days	Hull		Bell & Stewart / general cargo
May 23	-- Harriet	C. Whitman	21 days	Halifax		C. Aylwyn / cargo Rum & Molasses
May 24	Brig Margaret		--			returned having cut from both anchors this morning, at Patrick's Hole.
May 24	Brigantine Fame	Thomas Cobb	38 days	Barbadoes		Irvine, McNaught & Co. / Rum, Sugar, Molasses
May 25	Ship Crown	Peter Roche	42 days	Plymouth		P. Patterson / in ballast
May 25	Brig Carrick	John Sparks	43 days	Liverpool	Mr. Graham	G. Symes / general cargo
May 26	Ship Harbinger	T.A. Matson	53 days	London		P. Patterson / in ballast
May 26	Brigantine Sir J.D. Duckworth	P. Pruden	21 days	Bermuda	Messrs. Tuzo and Martin	Heath & Moir / Rum
May 26	Brig George Symes	J. Bushby	38 days	Liverpool	Messrs. Heath, Porter, Beckits, Hodgkinson, Johnson, Henderson, Spragg, McGill and one in steerage	George Symes / general cargo
May 26	Brig Percival	John Scott	40 days	Leith	85 settlers	Hamilton & Co. / in ballast
May 26	Brig Penrose	Foley	24 days	Amboy (US)		Heath & Moir / in ballast
May 26	Bark Wilberforce	William Cook	14 days	St. John's, Nfld.		Campbell & Sheppard / in ballast
May 27	Brig Henry	Ralph Remer	04 April	London	Mr. Etherington	Mr. McKutcheon, Montreal / general cargo
June 9th 1819
May 30	Brig Spencer	Hugup	40 days	Shields		Mr. Burnett / in ballast
May 30	Brig Ann	William Duthie	14 April	Peterhead		to Order / in ballast
May 30	Brig Betsey	Robert Young	53 days	Liverpool	Mr. Walch and three in steerage	Mr. McDougall / cargo Salt and Goods (this brig originally from Oporto)
May 30	Brig Eagle	Ed. Henley	17 April	Hull	84 settlers	Mr. Lymburner / in ballast
May 30	Brig Mary	John Morrison	09 April	--		Hamilton & Co. / in ballast
May 30	Brig Verina	Thomas Campbell	57 days	London		Caldwell & Davison / in ballast
May 30	Brig Kate	Thomas Tyne	50 days	Barbadoes		Irvine, McNaught & Co. / Rum, Sugar, Molasses
May 30	Brig Hector	James Webster	43 days	Dundee	Mr. Grig and two [?]	to Black / general cargo
May 30	Brig Duke of Wellington	William Jeffrey	14 days	St. John's, Nfld.		Gates & Co. / in ballast
May 30	Brig Dorothy	William Taylor	07 April	London		William Burnett / in ballast
May 31	Brig Ann	George Shaw	44 days	Sligo	Captain Read & the 68th regiment, and 50 settlers	Mr. Burnett / Wines & Rum
May 31	Brig Zealous	F. Read	05 April	London	Mr. S[?] Read and three in steerage	Hart Logan & Co. / Goods
May 31	Ship Mary	Munro	44 days	Leith	32 settlers	Mr B[?] / Goods
May 31	Brig Neptune	Barricks	46 days	Whitby		Mr. Burnett / in ballast
June 01	Brig George McIntosh	Kelly / Keilly	48 days	Liverpool		Mr. Blackwood / Goods
June 01	Brig Union	Wallace	46 days	Liverpool		to [?] & co. / Goods
June 01	Ship Fides	Colbourne	03 April	Hull		to [?] / in ballast
June 01	Brig Helen	Gibson	57 days	Newcastle		Bell & Stewart / in ballast
June 01	Brig John	Jones	56 days	Shields		Hamilton & Co. / in ballast
June 01	Brig Governor Myers	James Chart	58 days	--		Caldwell & Davidson / in ballast
June 01	Bark Anderson	J. Clark	07 April	Hull		Jones & White / in ballast
June 01	Ship Camilla	Alexander Karley	14 April	Greenock	76 settlers	Mr. Burnett / Goods
June 01	Brig Vigilant	William Hunter	08 April	London		P. Patterson / in ballast
June 01	Ship Rosing	J. Brown	12 April	Greenock		Mr. Burnett / in ballast
	Total vessels arrived: 166 --- Settlers 2,032

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