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| Quebec Mercury #25 Page 199. Monday, June 20, 1808. |
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Ship Leeds, Smith, from London, 3 month passage, addressed to
Messrs. Flower and Newberry, in ballast. Intelligence: saw four
vessel aground on Red Island, two on White Island and one on Hare
Island. |
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| Quebec Gazette #2252. 23/06/1808. Page 2, Col. 4C. |
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By William Burns on Friday next the 24th instant, on Messrs.
Monro & Bell's wharf, next to Mr. Shaw's, for the benefit of the
underwriters and others concerned, at one o'clock:
The hull of the schooner Lauzon, as she now lays, or did lay,
stranded on the Island of Anticosti, between Shallop River and
South Point. Also, the following articles saved from her, viz: 27
puncheons rum, 2 do. molasses, 2 anchors, 2 cables, an iron
cambouse, standing and running rigging, &c. &c. &c.
Quebec 20th June, 1808 |
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| Quebec Gazette #2253. 30/06/1808. Page 2, Col. 3B. |
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Noel Chouinard, pilot, for and below the harbour of
Quebec, found guilty of having through gross ignorance
of his duty, ran the ship Hamilton, of Greenock, on
the west end of Green Island, on Sunday morning the
eighth day of May last, whereby she was stranded and
her cargo much damaged, was with the approbation of His
Excellency the Governor in Chief, declared to have forfeited his
branch, and it was ordered that his name be struck off the list
of pilots.
Dominique Mariée, pilot for and below the harbour of Quebec,
under suspension from his office until the 21st day of November
next, was fined ten pounds currency, for having taken charge of
the bark Spencer, Christopher Wilkie, Master, at Father Point,
and conducting her to Quebec.
After which it was, ordered, that, in future, persons desiring
to be examined, previous to their receiving branches as pilots,
do make application to the board, eight days before the day on
which they wish to be so examined. |
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