|
Date
|
Vessel
|
Master
|
Sailed
|
From
|
Passengers
|
Consigned to/Remarks
|
|
May 23rd 1821
|
|
May 08
|
brig Southampton |
White |
30 days
|
Grenada |
Messrs. Leaycraft and Burrows |
to order / rum ; Intelligence: saw
a quantity if ice in the Gulph (gulf) — no vessel in the River. |
|
May 15
|
brig Venus |
Anderson |
47 days
|
Aberdeen |
10 settlers |
to Heath and Moir / general cargo |
|
May 15
|
brig Cherub |
William Rayside |
36 days
|
Greenock |
Mr. & Mrs. Torrence, J. Pearson, Handyside, Capt. McColl
and 20 settlers |
to G. Ross / general cargo ; 1000 settlers
coming from Greenock. |
|
May 15
|
brig Rising Sun |
Docy [Doeg] |
49 days
|
Newcastle |
7 settlers |
to Handyside & Co. / cargo coals |
|
May 15
|
brig Zephyr |
Brown |
34 days
|
Hull |
|
to Bell and Stewart / in ballast |
|
May 15
|
brig Juno |
Henderson |
45 days
|
Aberdeen |
6 settlers |
to order / general cargo |
|
May 15
|
brig Earl of Dalhousie |
Levie |
40 days
|
Aberdeen |
15 settlers |
to Rogerson, Hunter & Co. / in ballast |
|
May 15
|
brig Mary Ann |
Moore |
43 days
|
Aberdeen |
6 settlers |
to Heath and Moir / general cargo |
|
May 15
|
bark Isabella and Dorothy |
Ellison |
42 days
|
Newcastle |
|
to W. Newton / in ballast |
|
May 15
|
ship Earl Fitzwilliam |
Jackson |
36 days
|
Hull |
80 settlers |
to Campbell & Sheppard / in ballast |
|
May 15
|
schooner Providence |
Cire |
06 days
|
Bay des Chaleurs |
|
to order |
|
May 15
|
brig Superior |
J. Birnie |
36 days
|
Montrose |
|
to order / in ballast |
|
May 15
|
brig Mary |
D. McKennon |
36 days
|
St. Vincents |
Mr. Thirwell |
to Thirwell / rum and molasses |
|
May 15
|
brig Mary Russel |
J. Whillis |
45 days
|
London |
|
to Auldjo & Co. / general cargo |
|
May 15
|
brig Patriot |
J. Troop |
43 days
|
Aberdeen |
|
to Heath & Moir / coals |
|
May 15
|
brig Fly |
J. Ennis (T. Innis) |
35 days
|
St. Michael's |
|
to H. Atkinson / fruit |
|
May 15
|
brig Carricks |
J. Sparks |
33 days
|
Liverpool |
Messrs. Bellhouse, Porter and Meathley |
to Gerrard Finlay & Co. / general cargo |
|
May 15
|
brig Gates [Gales] |
W. Davidson [Dawson] |
52 days
|
Sunderland |
|
to order / general cargo |
|
May 15
|
brig Hebe |
W. Blackhouse |
35 days
|
Hull |
|
to Rogerson, Hunter & Co. / in ballast |
|
May 15
|
brig Britannia |
Thomas Clarke |
39 days
|
Newcastle |
|
to Rogerson, Hunter & Co. / in ballast |
|
May 15
|
ship Young Norval |
J. Adamson |
40 days
|
London |
Mr. and Mrs. Harvy and family, Messrs. Smith, Eisworthy,
Page and family. |
to J. Goudie / general cargo |
|
May 15
|
ship Adrian |
R. Johnson |
38 days
|
Liverpool |
|
to Cambell and Sheppard / in ballast |
|
May 15
|
brig Rambler |
Pape |
44 days
|
Hull |
4 settlers |
to H. Atkinson / general cargo |
|
May 16
|
brig Johns |
J. Folly |
52 days
|
Sunderland |
|
to order / coals |
|
May 16
|
-- Union |
M. Henry |
37 days
|
Greenock |
|
Irvine, McNaught & Co. / cargo coals |
|
May 16
|
ship Rebecca |
Harvey |
30 days
|
Greenock |
Messrs. Caldwell, Lawson, Spittle, Anderson, Whitehead,
Ross, Yule. Miss Newbiggin and Macniders. |
to Lawrie & Spence / general cargo |
|
|
The Thomas and Princess Royal have
arrived.
Intelligence:—A brig is reported to be
off Green Island, with loss of Mainmast, name not given.
On Sunday last Rebecca, saw a number of people
on Red Island, who hoisted colours—saw no boat or vessel
near the Island.
|
|
May 30th 1821
|
| |
Quebec, May 21
Wreck:—On Saturday morning the steamboat Quebec was
employed by government to go down to the wreck of the Lynx,
a few miles on the west side of the mouth of the Saguenay ; she
returned this morning with two hundred of the passengers, the remainder
having contrived to leave the wreck before she arrived there. We
are happy to learn that there were only three deaths, all children,
and owing to the inclemency of the weather, as they continued on
the shore since Sunday last, almost entirely without any kind of
shelter. It is expected the vessel will be got off, and she has
received but little damage. The baggage and other property of the
emigrants were all saved. The Lynx sailed from
Belfast with three hundred passengers, and, when she went on shore,
had made the passage in the short period of twenty-six days.
|
|
May 17
|
bark Thomas |
Green |
49 days
|
Newcastle |
|
to Hamilton, Brothers and Co. / coals |
|
May 17
|
ship Princess Royal |
Townsend |
39 days
|
Grenada |
|
to B.B. Wood & Co. / rum and sugar |
|
May 18
|
ship Briton |
Roach |
43 days
|
Whitby |
7 settlers |
to P. Patterson & Co. / in ballast |
|
May 18
|
bark Isabella |
Bushell |
31 March
|
Newcastle |
|
to Hamilton, Brothers and Co. / coals and glass |
|
May 18
|
brig Aurora |
Blackstone |
45 days
|
St. Ubes |
|
to James Hunt / salt |
|
May 18
|
brig Sarah |
C. Wright |
08 April
|
Newcastle |
5 settlers |
to Handyside & Co. / general cargo |
|
May 18
|
brig Wakefield |
Wakefield |
34 days
|
Shields |
|
to Hamilton, Brothers and Co. / in ballast |
|
May 18
|
brig Penrose |
Foley |
28 days
|
Waterford |
|
to order / in ballast |
|
May 18
|
brig Gemini |
Tate |
01 April
|
Newcastle |
|
to Bell and Stewart / in ballast |
|
May 18
|
brig Roberts |
Neil |
34 days
|
Greenock |
12 settlers ; and passengers, 7 seamen of the ship Aurora,
from Glasgow, which foundered at sea, Lat. 51 lon. 31. |
to Irvine & Co. / general cargo |
|
May 18
|
brig Alexander |
Errington |
30 days
|
Teneriffe |
|
to Captain / with wines |
|
May 18
|
ship Nile |
Storey |
48 days
|
Shields |
|
to Caldwell and Davidson / in ballast |
|
May 18
|
brig Request |
Davidson |
04 April
|
Exmouth |
|
to R. Hamilton / in ballast |
|
May 18
|
ship Æolus |
Thomas |
14 April
|
Waterford |
75 settlers |
to Froste and Porter / in ballast |
|
May 18
|
bark John Howard |
Smith |
39 days
|
Portsmouth |
Mr. and Mrs. J.S. Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Whitmouth,
Messrs. Cook, McAlpine and Budden. |
to Campbell & Sheppard / goods |
|
May 18
|
bark Sir James Kempt |
-- |
07 April
|
London & St. Michael's |
|
to Campbell & Sheppard / fruit |
|
May 18
|
brig Penelope |
Chisholm |
35 days
|
Glasgow |
62 settlers |
to R. Brown / general cargo |
|
May 18
|
ship Isabella |
Todd |
42 days
|
Hull |
Messrs. Brooke, Doyle, Finch and Becket. ; 29 settlers |
to order / goods |
|
May 18
|
brig George Symes |
Bushby |
--
|
Liverpool |
|
|
|
May 19
|
brig Renown |
Watts |
39 days
|
Leith |
Messrs. Cameron and Gibbs. ; 9 settlers |
to Lawrie & Spence / general cargo |
|
May 19
|
brig Alligator |
Coulson |
10 days
|
Halifax |
Mr. Morris |
to order / rum, sugar and molasses |
|
May 19
|
brig Friend |
Richardson |
40 days
|
London |
6 settlers |
to Hancox and Cringan / general cargo |
|
May 19
|
ship London |
Davey |
05 April
|
London |
|
to J. Goudie / in ballast |
|
May 19
|
bark Mary |
Clarke |
45 days
|
Shields |
|
to Bell & Stewart / in ballast |
|
May 19
|
brig Zealous |
Reid [Reed] |
04 April
|
London |
|
to Messrs. Gerrard & Co. / goods ; gone to Montreal |
|
May 19
|
brig Choice |
Harvey |
18 April
|
Plymouth |
|
to Pemberton |
|
May 21
|
brig Urania |
W. Newton |
50 days
|
Leith |
|
to Handyside & Co. / coals & ballast |
|
May 21
|
bark Ann |
Thomas Clark |
41 days
|
Shields |
Mr. Applegath ; 5 settlers |
to Mr. Burnett / goods and ballast |
|
May 21
|
schooner Mary |
R. Butters |
29 days
|
Antigua |
|
rum and sugar |
|
May 21
|
brig Scotia |
W. Robinson (Robison) |
44 days
|
Liverpool |
|
to Blackwood & Co. / goods |
|
May 21
|
brig Star |
C. Cay (D.P. Day) |
01 April
|
Sunderland |
|
to Handyside & Co. / coals |
|
May 21
|
brig Catherine |
S. Hunter |
42 days
|
Sunderland |
|
to order / dry goods |
|
May 21
|
steamboat Quebec |
-- |
--
|
Saguenay |
181 settlers from Lynx (from Belfast) |
see wreck report above |
|
May 22
|
ship Mary Ann |
Jackson |
04 April
|
London |
|
to A. George / in ballast |
|
May 22
|
sloop Helen & Catharine |
Haywood |
26 days
|
Bermuda |
Mr. Folger |
to Heath & Moir / rum and sugar |
|
May 22
|
brig Alexander |
Marshall |
17 April
|
Liverpool |
Messrs. Hoofstetter, Stanfield, Froste, Cringan and
Robb. |
to J. Jones / general cargo |
|
May 22
|
bark St. Lawrence |
Douglass |
05 April
|
London |
Mr. and Mrs. Rivers, Mr. Newton, Dr. Franklin, Mr.
Toft, Mr. Woolrich, Atkinson, Brooke (Brooks), Master Franklin,
Master Hamilton, and Master Smith. |
to M. Newton / general cargo |
|
May 22
|
brig Eliza |
Filuet (Filleul) |
09 April
|
Liverpool |
3 settlers |
to G. Ross / coals, salt and goods |
| May 23 |
ship Lord Mulgrave |
-- |
22 April |
Plymouth |
5 settlers |
to P. Patterson / in ballast |
| May 23 |
sloop Eliza Mosson |
Waxin |
04 May |
Bermuda |
Mr. Burrows |
to Heath and Moir / rum and molasses |
| May 24 |
ship Ewretta |
Stoddard |
17 April |
Plymouth |
Messrs. J. Joseph, L.S. Brown, A. Webster, J. Octley, A. Goddard
and Miss Stoddard. |
to Forsyth, Richardson & Co. / general cargo |
| May 25 |
bark Laura |
Willings |
17 April |
Plymouth |
|
to Caldwell & Davidson / in ballast |
| |
Intelligence:—Cay (Day),
of the Star,
saw a brig on shore, S.W. end Anticosti, only foremast standing,
lead coloured side and painted ports.
We were this morning informed, that a man was found near
Mr. Dumas' Farm on the mountain, hanging from the limb of a
tree, by the neck, with his hands tied and his face much bruised.
Who the unfortunate man is, we have not been able to learn.
Port of Montreal—Arrived
May 19—brig Cherub, William Rayside, from
Greenock, to A. Shaw & Co., general cargo
21— brig Carricks, J. Sparks, Liverpool
to Gerrard & Co., general cargo.— brig Mary Russel,
J. Whillis, London to Maitlands, Garden & Co., general cargo.—brig Superior,
J. Birnie, Montrose, to Handyside, Brothers & Co., ballast.—brig Rising
Sun, W. Doeg, Newcastle, to Handyside, Brothers & Co.,
coals.
22— brig Gales, W. Dawson, Sunderland, to
Handyside, Brothers & Co., coals and eathernware.
23— brig Juno, J. Henderson, Aberdeen, to
the Master, ballast.
47 boats from Coteau du Lac, from 18th to 25th May inclusive:—
6588 bbls. Flour — 1262 bbls. Ashes — 1080 bbls. Pork — 28
bbls. Indian Meal — 25 bbls. Butter and Lard — 46 kegs
and firkins Butter and Lard — 85 puncheons Indian Meal — 20
bags Wheat — 80 boxes Soap.
Mrs. Lee respectfully informs her friends and the Public that
she has commenced teaching Painting on Velvet, at her house,
No. 66 Notre Dame Street, next to Recollet Church. Some elegant
paintings to be disposed of, Fruit, Flowers, Shells, for Music
Stools, Cushions, &c. Terms of Tuition may be had by applying
at her House.
Montreal, May 29th 1821
|
|
June 6th 1821
|
| May 25 |
brig Joseph and Mary
|
Stratford |
29 April |
Plymouth |
|
to Caldwell and Davidson / in ballast |
|
May 26
|
brig Pomona |
H. Handyside |
01 April
|
London |
Mr. Cowie |
to order / cargo and goods |
|
May 26
|
brig Clarkstone |
Sarvice |
01 April
|
London |
|
to Hancox and Cringan / cargo and goods |
|
May 26
|
ship Sterling |
White |
10 April
|
Liverpool |
Captain Rossignol, Mr. Holmes and family. |
to J. Goudie / rum and sugar |
|
May 26
|
ship Hannah |
Webber |
06 April
|
Brest |
|
to P. Patterson / in ballast |
|
May 26
|
ship Camillus |
Marshall |
39 days
|
Liverpool |
|
to J. Jones / salt and coals |
|
May 26
|
bark General Elliot |
Frank |
04 April
|
London |
|
to T.C. Robinson / in ballast |
|
May 26
|
schooner Reine Blanche |
Boudrault |
19 days
|
New Port |
|
to Auldjo, Maitland and Co. / rum and lime juice |
|
May 26
|
brig Sarah Ann |
Melvin |
05 April
|
London |
|
to Caldwell & Davidson / in ballast |
|
May 26
|
brig Liddell |
English |
57 days
|
London |
|
to Hamilton, Brothers and Co. / in ballast |
|
May 26
|
bark Perseus |
Jakson [Jackson] |
56 days
|
London |
|
to Hamilton, Brothers and Co. / in ballast |
|
May 26
|
brig Prince of Asturias |
Donal [Donald] |
41 days
|
Dublin |
Mr. Maquay, Mr. Western ; 99 settlers |
to order / goods and ballast |
|
May 26
|
ship Friendship |
Kirktontyrie |
17 April
|
Sheerness |
|
to Campbell and Sheppard / in ballast |
|
May 26
|
brig Thetis |
Cook |
01 April
|
London |
|
to A. George / in ballast |
|
May 26
|
ship Venus |
Knowles |
--
|
Liverpool |
|
to Mr. Dewal / rum and salt |
|
May 26
|
brig Jean |
A. Allan |
--
|
Greenock |
|
to G. Ross ; Alexander (Sandy) Allan, father of
the founders of Allan Line. |
|
May 26
|
brig Freedom |
Bluese |
12 April
|
London |
|
to Hancox and Cringan / in ballast |
|
May 27
|
brig Peggy |
Hunter |
31 March
|
Shields |
|
to R. Hamilton, Brothers and Co. / coals |
|
May 27
|
brig Renown |
Smith |
49 days
|
London |
|
to Mr. Wood / in ballast |
|
May 28
|
brig Charles William |
Tatt |
49 days
|
London |
|
to Caldwell and Davidson / in ballast |
|
May 28
|
brig Susanna |
Proctor |
59 days
|
Exeter |
|
to W. Pemberton / cargo cordage and ballast |
|
May 29
|
brig Nautilus |
J. Watson |
33 days
|
Trinidad |
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart and family, Mr. Smith and Mr.
Renney. |
to Maitland, Garden and Co. / cargo rum, sugar and
molasses |
|
May 29
|
brig Hannah |
Wake |
50 days
|
London |
|
to R. Hamilton / in ballast |
|
May 29
|
brig Patience |
Thomas D. Bowman |
48 days
|
London |
Mrs. Elkins and daughter |
H. Atkinson / wine, fruit and goods |
|
May 30
|
brig Mariane |
J. Christian |
40 days
|
Belfast |
170 settlers |
to G. Symes / in ballast |
|
May 30
|
brig Greenhouse |
J. Hossack |
42 days
|
Belfast |
288 settlers |
to McRoberts and McClean / general cargo |
|
May 31
|
brig Amphrite |
Chaplin |
56 days
|
Shields |
|
to W. Pemberton / in ballast |
|
May 31
|
brig Stella |
Simpson |
53 days
|
St. Ubes |
|
to order / cargo salt and fruit |
|
May 31
|
bark Baltic Merchant |
Story |
2 months
|
London |
|
to Bell and Stewart / in ballast |
|
May 31
|
brig Skipsey |
W.C. Laidler |
38 days
|
London |
2 settlers |
to Montreal / general cargo |
|
May 31
|
brig Fidelity |
Lilburn |
40 days
|
Bristol |
50 settlers |
to A. George / general cargo |
| May 31 |
brig Prince of Wales |
Pealt |
07 April |
London |
|
to Caldwell and Davidson / in ballast |
| May 31 |
brig Norfolk |
Wilson |
35 days |
Portsmouth |
|
to Caldwell and Davidson / in ballast |
| May 31 |
brig Reward |
Warren |
46 days |
Bristol |
|
to W. Budden / cargo iron |
| May 31 |
brig Harmony |
Nichol |
49 days |
Leith |
2 settlers |
to Handyside and Co. / general cargo |
| June 01 |
brig True Briton |
James Reid |
45 days |
Greenock |
Mr. Newell and Mr. Ross ; 8 settlers |
to R. Brown / general cargo |
| June 01 |
brig Jane |
Grath |
22 April |
Waterford |
|
to Froste and Porter / in ballast |
| June 01 |
bark Zephyr |
Taylor |
49 days |
London |
|
to Hart, Logan and Co. / in ballast |
| June 01 |
brig Ajax |
Watson |
39 days |
Portsmouth |
|
to the Captain / in ballast |
| June 01 |
brig Triton |
Walker |
05 April |
[London] |
Mr. Bean & 2 children |
to P. Patterson / in ballast |
| June 01 |
ship Royal Yeoman |
Sly |
42 days |
Weymouth |
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey |
to order / in ballast |
| |
Two brigs arrived on Saturday, proceeded to Montreal,
previous to being boarded.
The brig Patriot, from the West Indies, was cast
away on Anticosti last fall—the Capt. and part of the Crew
are on their way up in a schooner ; three of the men died before
they reached the Post.—She was consigned to Messrs. Heath
and Moir.
|
|
|
(100 Vessels arrived this season)
|
| |
Port of Montreal—Arrived
May 23—Zealous, F. Reed, from London, to
Gerrard & Co., general cargo.
31— Friends, G. Richardson, London, to H.
Logan & Co., general cargo. — Renown,
J. Watt, Leith, to Allison, Turner and Co., coals &c. — Eweretta,
J.H. Stoddard, London, to Forsyth, Richardson & Co., general cargo. — Sarah,
C. Wright, Newcastle, Handyside, Brs. & Co., general cargo.
June 01— Catherine, S. Hunter, Sunderland,
Geo. Smith, coals and earthenware. — Eliza,
T. Filleul, Liverpool, Millar, Farlane & Co., general cargo. — Scotia,
W. Robison, Liverpool, Blackwood & LaRoque, general cargo. — Fly,
T. Innes, St. Michael's, Irvine, Leslie & Co., in ballast.
|
|
June 13th 1821
|
|
June 01
|
ship Royal Yeoman |
Sly |
42 days
|
Weymouth |
Mr. and Miss Harvie |
to order / in ballast |
|
June 01
|
brig William Parker |
Pragnell (Thomas Pranguell) |
01 April
|
London |
|
to McKutcheon & Co. / general cargo |
|
June 02
|
brig Eagle |
Dixon |
17 April
|
Exeter |
|
to Wm. Newton / in ballast |
|
June 02
|
bark Providence |
Jourdison |
07 April
|
London |
|
to R. Hamilton |
|
June 02
|
ship William Pitt |
Richardson |
17 April
|
Plymouth |
|
to P. Patterson / in ballast |
|
June 02
|
brig Grace |
Fishley |
40 days
|
Iltracombe and Cork |
Mr. Sinton ; 120 settlers |
to the Captain / bricks, malt and hops |
|
June 02
|
bark Triton |
Marshal |
20 April
|
Plymouth |
|
to P. Patterson / in ballast |
|
June 02
|
bark George Canning |
Potter |
54 days
|
Greenock |
489 settlers |
to Rogerson, Hunter & Co. / in ballast — goes
to the Miramichi to load (Lanark county settlers) |
|
June 02
|
brig Heart of Oak |
Gwathins (C.G. Mathers) |
12 April
|
Liverpool |
|
to Froste & Porter / general cargo |
|
June 03
|
ship Monarch |
Burnside |
41 days
|
Liverpool |
3 settlers |
to Hancox & Cringan / salt |
|
June 06
|
brig Martha |
Moore |
45 days
|
Workington |
15 settlers |
to order / in ballast |
|
June 06
|
brig Ariadne |
Blackaller |
20 April
|
Liverpool |
Mr. Chaffers and Mr. Freer |
to Chaffers and Bolton / general cargo |
|
June 06
|
brig Neptune |
Bell |
19 April
|
Leith |
53 settlers |
to order / in ballast |
|
June 08
|
brig Herriett |
Clarey |
05 April
|
Demerara |
Mr. Frozie, O'Brien, Dickson and Mrs. Newman |
to R. Jones / cargo rum and sugar |
|
June 08
|
sloop Intermediate |
Fuzo |
43 days
|
Bermuda |
|
to B. Wood / cargo rum and sugar |
|
June 08
|
brig Thetis |
Christie |
15 April
|
Sunderland |
|
to H. Atkinson / cargo coals, bottles &c. |
|
|
brig Belvoir Castle |
J. Miller |
57 days
|
Liverpool |
|
to Froste & Porter / cargo salt and coals |
|
|
Emigrants:—The Lady
Sherbrooke brought up last Thursday, 429 men, women
and children, part of those 2000 we lately mentioned to have
been destined for this country at the expence of government.
They are well behaved people, are under the guidance of eleven
leaders and belong to the same number of Scotch Emigration Societies.
Baggage to the weight of nearly 309 tons, shows them to be persons
of some substance and capable of creditably
establishing themselves instead of being a burthen to their adopted country.
- Herald —(ed: Lanark county settlers who had arrived aboard the
bark George Canning)
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June 20th 1821 |
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June 09
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brig Mary |
Carr |
49 days
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Colraine |
32 settlers |
to McRoberts and McClean / in ballast |
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June 09
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brig Liberty |
White |
70 days
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Poole |
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wood and coals |
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June 12
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ship Prince |
Braithwaite |
19 April
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Whitby |
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to P. Patterson / in ballast ; 25th April, saw brig Wharton,
of Sunderland, to Miramichi, with a signal of distress ; staid by
her till the ship Brunswick came and took out the
crew, the Wharton being water logged, the Brunswick was
bound to St. John's [sic] New Brunswick |
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Below—brig Helen,
Dundee, 19th April, — Edward, Whitehaven,
23rd April, — 2 schooners.
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June 12
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brig Edward |
John Petticrew |
51 days
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Whitehaven |
4 settlers |
to Froste and Porter / general cargo |
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June 12
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brig Helen |
Thomas Erskine |
19 April
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Dundee |
35 settlers |
to J. Spence / general cargo |
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June 13
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brig Margaret |
James Atkin |
56 days
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Leith |
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to Handyside & Co. / coals |
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June 13
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ship Benjamin and Mary |
B. Trotter |
46 days
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London |
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to P. Patterson / in ballast ; Intelligence:
the Harbinger and Neva coming from
London |
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June 13
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bark Melville |
James Gordon |
38 days
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St. Ubes |
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to Handyside & Co. / salt |
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June 13
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brig Sally |
Samuel Ball |
04 May
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Newry |
180 settlers |
to M. Laing / in ballast |
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June 13
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ship Kingston |
W. Collinson |
54 days
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Hull |
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to R. Hamilton & Co. / in ballast |
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June 13
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brig Blenhim |
John Warren |
17 days
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Placentia, Nfld. |
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to W. Price / fish and ballast |
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Total Number of vessels from sea this
season....................................144
Settlers arrived....................................................................................1604
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Several arrivals were missing from the Montreal Gazette,
so these have been found in the Quebec Mercury in the 19th of June 1821 issue. |
| June 16 |
brig Waterloo |
Owens |
55 days |
Liverpool |
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to Froste & Porter / salt |
| June 16 |
ship Mariner |
Herbert |
56 days |
London |
7 settlers |
to order / in ballast |
| June 16 |
ship Juliana |
Smith |
27 April |
Greenock |
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to Mr. Price / in ballast |
| June 16 |
ship Earl of Buckinghamshire |
Johnson |
48 days |
Greenock |
606 settlers |
to Mr. Burnett / in ballast |
| June 16 |
brig Jenny |
Nicholson |
55 days |
London |
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to J.B. D'Estimauville / in ballast |
| June 16 |
ship Harbinger |
Watson |
55 days |
London |
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to P. Patterson / in ballast |
| June 17 |
ship British King |
Chambers |
60 days |
Shields |
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to W. Pemberton / in ballast |
| June 17 |
schooner Victory |
Cote |
23 days |
Halifax |
Mr. Jocatel, wife & two children ; 6 settlers |
to Mr. Budden / rum |
| June 18 |
brig Isabella |
Agnew |
57 days |
Liverpool |
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to Forsyth, Richardson & Co. / salt and coals |
| June 18 |
His Majesty's brig Drake |
Baker Esq., Commander |
— |
St. John's, Newfoundland |
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| June 18 |
brig Ann |
Cowey |
58 days |
Bordeaux |
Colonel Forrest & family |
to order / in ballast |
| June 18 |
ship Nassau |
Grossard |
50 days |
Waterford |
106 settlers |
to W. Price / salt |
| June 18 |
brig Margaret |
Oliphant |
54 days |
Greenock |
26 settlers |
to Lawrie & Spence / general cargo |
| June 19 |
schooner James |
Cront |
18 days |
St. John, New Brunswick |
18 settlers |
to Gerrard, Finlay & Co. / rum |
| June 19 |
brig Neva |
Jackson |
52 days |
London |
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to Froste & Porter / in ballast |
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(ed: 605 Lanark county settlers also arrived
aboard the ship Earl of Buckinghamshire, 16th of June 1821 (information added above from the Quebec Mercury). They travelled to Montreal
aboard
the steamboat Malsham 17 of June 1821. The
arrival of the Earl
of Buckinghamshire was not recorded in the Montreal Gazette newspaper,
although she temporarily ran aground after her departure, September
8th 1821, which is recorded. As they were travelling
on an "order" note, no names are recorded aboard Malsham,
however the Societies, with numbers of persons from those Societies
is recorded.— deck-plan
sketch of the Earl of Buckinghamshire)
Last Thursday at about 2 o'clock A. M. the steam-boat Malsham,
on her way hence to Quebec, and about one mile beyond Long Point
church, ran foul, we have been informed, of the Lady
Sherbrooke on her starboard quarter, broke her longboat and stanchions to
splinters, and passed, leaving a part of her figure head aboard
of the latter. The L.S. brings news that the brig Cherub had
experienced, on Tuesday last near the foot of the Richelieu rapid,
a heavy squall, in which she lost her fore-top mast and a man
from one of the yards and was driven on shore. We have since
learned that she got off.
The Car of Commerce remained aground near Batiscan during 24 hours.
Port of Montreal—Arrived
June 2nd—brig Jean, A. Allan, from Greenock,
to Miller, Farlane & Co. general cargo.
5th— Urania, W. Newton, from Leith, to Handyside, Brs.&
Co., wine, coals &c. — Star, C.P. Cay, from Sunderland,
to Handyside, Brs.& Co., coals &c.
6th— schr. Reine Blanche, O. Boudreau,
from Trinidad, to Maitland, Garden and Auldjo, rum.
11th— Cumberland, P. Smith, from Liverpool, to Gates & Co.,
general cargo
13th— William Parker, T. Magnet, London.
to McGill & Dowie, general. —Heart of Oak,
C.G. Mathers, Liverpool, to Froste & Porter, salt, coals &c. —True
Briton, J. Read, Greenock, to J. Brown, general cargo. — Harmony,
W. Nicole, Leith, to Handyside, Brothers & Co., wine dry goods
&c.— Skipsey, W.C. Laidler, London, to Gerrard, Gillespie,
Moffatt and Co., general cargo. — Pomona, H. Handyside, London,
to Forsyth, Richardson and Co., general cargo.
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June 27th 1821 |
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June 19
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brig May Flower |
Sare |
49 days
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St. Michael's |
Mr. Legge |
to Le Valle / wine and fruit |
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June 19
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ship Glory |
Pounder |
29 April
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London |
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to W. Price / in ballast |
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June 19
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brig Albion |
Iceton |
35 days
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St. Michael's |
Captain Demuel |
to Messrs. Jones and White / wine and fruit |
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June 20
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ship Hope |
Banner |
16 days
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St. John's, Nfld. |
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to Mr. Burnett / fish, wine and fruit |
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June 20
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ship Commerce |
Coverdale |
10 May
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Greenock |
422 settlers |
to G. Ross / in ballast (Lanark county settlers) |
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June 20
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ship Wigton |
Collinson |
16 days
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New York |
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to R. Hamilton / in ballast |
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June 20
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brig Humming Bird |
Wainwright |
18 days
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Bermuda |
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to Heath and Moir / sugar |
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June 20
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ship Samuel Whitebread |
Ware |
30 April
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Portsmouth |
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to W. Pemberton / in ballast |
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June 21
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bark Amity |
Campbell |
3 months
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London, 26th April Plymouth |
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to Caldwell and Davidson / in ballast |
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June 22
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brig Maria |
Kay |
56 days
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Ross |
41 settlers |
to J. Black / in ballast |
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Port of Montreal—Arrived
June 19th — Nautilus, J. Watson, from Trinidad, to Maitland,
Garden and Auldjo, rum, sugar and molasses. — Belvoir
Castle,
J. Miller, Liverpool, to Froste and Porter, salt and earthenware.
21st — Melville, J. Gordon, St. Ubes, to Handyside, Brothers
and Co., salt.
22nd — Isabella, George Agnew, Liverpool, to Forsyth, Richardson
and Co., salt, earthenware and coals.
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The Commissioners for carrying this work into execution are
ready to receive offers for the cutting of such portions of the
Canal as may be agreed on.
Persons desirous of contracting will send in sealed tenders
to the office of the Secretary, on or before the 30th June,
inst. and the Commissioners will be ready to enter into contracts
within 10 days thereafter. Sufficient security will be required
for the due performance of such contract as may be entered
into. No offer will be attended to unless the names of two
securities are annexed.— The Tenders to be endorsed " Proposals
for cutting the Lachine Canal."
The plan of the Canal with sections and specifications of the works
required to be done may be seen by applying to the Engineer at
the Canal office.
By order of the Commissioners.
Fredk. Griffin,
Secretary
Canal Office, Bonaventure Street,
1st June 1821.
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POINT FORTUNE and ST. ANDREWS
PACKET BOATS
The Subscriber will have two BOATS (in Charge
of Augustin Delorme,) plying between La Chine, Point Fortune,
and St. Andrews, on the Ottawa River during the navigation :
one boat will leave La Chine on Tuesdays & Fridays at 10 o'clock
A.M. and stop at St. Andrews on the way up, and the other will
leave Port Fortune on the same day for la Chine, and stop at
St. Andrews on the way down : for freight or passage apply to
the Subscriber at La Chine, or the said Augustin Delorme at St.
Andrews.
Robert Grant.
N.B. Letters or any information left at The Montreal
Gazette Office will be forwarded.
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