Quebec Gazette #2196 04/06/1807 Page 2, Col. 1B. |
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The Marie, Simon Doucet, from Halifax to this port, was lost on
the 24th ultimo near Goose Island, when Captain Doucet, his son
and six other persons, making the whole of the crew,
unfortunately perished.
A great part of the cargo of the Dunlop, ashore at Crane
island, has been brought up in lighters and the vessel is
reported to be in a favourable situation. |
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| Quebec Gazette #2198, 11/06/1807. Page 7, Col. 1B. Supplement. |
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Will be sold, on Wednesday next, the 17th instant June, at
William Burn's auction room, for the benefit of the underwriters
and others concerned:
The ship Dunlop, of 331 46/94 tons register measurement, as she
now lays stranded on Crane Island, with her rigging and
materials. An inventory of which will be prepared, and lodged
with the broker as soon as possible, for the view of any person
desirous of seeing the same.
Quebec, 10th June, 1807. |
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| Quebec Mercury #28, Page 222. Monday, July 13, 1807. |
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July 5, brig Chance, Malcolm McDougal, from St. John's,
Newfoundland, 6 weeks passage, having run ashore below Fox
River, addressed to James Ross, in ballast. |
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| Quebec Mercury #31, Page 247. Monday, August 3, 1807. |
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| | For St. John's in Newfoundland. | |
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The brig Chance, burthen 200 tons, Malcolm McDougal, master,
will sail in three weeks hence. There will be room in the Chance
for 100 tons of freight. For terms apply to the master on board
or to |
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