Navigating the Lower Saint Lawrence in the 19th Century.
Quebec Mercury #4 Page 30. Monday, January 27, 1806.
A sailor passing one, in our market, on a stormy morning, who
held an umbrella over his head, with scarcely anything remaining
but the sticks, called to him, "Hard weather, brother, I see you
are scudding under bare poles".
Quebec Gazette #2136 Supplement 27/03/1806.
A LIGHT-HOUSE UPON GREEN ISLAND.
Any person wishing to contract for the erecting of a
stone building, to serve as a light-house upon Green
Island, may give in his proposals on or before the 15th
April next, to the undersigned, who will show a plan and
furnish any other necessary information, that may be
required.
William Lindsay.
Register, Trinity House.
Quebec, 20th March, 1806
Quebec Gazette #2141 15/05/1806 Page 3, Col. 1B.
CLEARED OUTWARDS FOR THE YEAR 1805.
170
vessels.
25,500
tons.
1,342
men.
Quebec Gazette #2146 12/06/1806 Page 5, Col. 1C.
Trinity House, Quebec.
Fines imposed by this Corporation, 1806.
June 3. One Louis M. Lavoie and Antoine Roussel, pilots between
Bic and Quebec, five pounds each for going in search of vessel
below the limits of Father Point.