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| Quebec Gazette #2301. 23/05/1809 Page 2, Col. 4C. |
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| | SALE BY AUCTION. | |
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By Thomas Aylwin, will be sold on Friday next, the 26th instant,
on the Queen's wharf, for account of the underwriters. Sale to
commence precisely at one o'clock.
A large parcel of standing and running rigging, sails, cables,
anchors, provisions &c. &c. saved from the ship Select, Captain
John Ensor.
Quebec, 24th May, 1809. |
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| Quebec Gazette #2302. 01/06/1809. Page 2, Col. 3B. |
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Brig Favourite, James Gray, master, from Ayr, 64 days passage,
addressed to Mr. John Brown, cargo coals. Passengers, Mr. John
Brown and Janet Anderson. Intelligence: took two men on board from
the Britannia, from Ayr, wrecked in the ice off Cape Ray. |
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| Quebec Gazette #2303. 08/06/1809. Page 2, Col. 3B. |
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June 1st, brig Drake, John Skinner, from St. Lawrence,
Newfoundland, 20 days passage, addressed to Messrs. Monro and Bell,
cargo fish. Passengers: Richard Rennels, Elizabeth Rennels and
Hubert Proulx. Intelligence: saw a brig ashore between the south
and southwest point of Anticosti, but could not perceive anybody on
board; her sails were unbent but her yards and rigging aloft.
There is a direction post close by her. |
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| Quebec Gazette #2303. 08/06/1809. Page 3, Col. 1C. |
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| | TRINITY HOUSE QUEBEC, | |
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Whereas Noel Chouinard, of the parish of Rimouski,
County of Cornwallis, was on the 21st of June last,
declared by the board to have forfeited his branch as a
pilot for and below the harbour of Quebec, for having run
the ship Hamilton on Green Island, where she was stranded
and abandoned, which declaration was confirmed by His Excellency
the Governor in Chief, and the said Chouinard dismissed accordingly
from his office of pilot. And whereas he has applied to this board
for a recommendation to his Excellency that he may be reinstated,
upon giving sufficient proof of his knowledge and skills for
navigating the Saint Lawrence, between Bic and Quebec. This is to
give notice to all pilots and to others whom it may concern, that
the said Chouinard will be examined publicly before a board of the
Trinity House on Saturday the 17th day of June instant, at eleven
o'clock in the forenoon. |
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| Quebec Gazette #2304. 15/06/1809. Page 3, Col. 1B. |
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By William Burns, on Saturday next, the 17th instant, on Mr.
Alexander Munn's premises at l'Anse des Mères, at one o'clock:
The hull, masts, and yards of the brigantine Star, as she there
lays, is Spanish built of mahogany, and admeasures 140 tons. Also,
her sails, which are all new except one, standing and running
rigging, and anchor, a cable and a variety of other articles.
Quebec, 15th June 1809.
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