Chapter 1812.

Navigating the Lower Saint Lawrence in the 19th Century.

Quebec Gazette #2473 30/07/1812 Page 2. Col. 4C.


	On Friday the 31st instant, will be sold, on Saint Andrew's wharf, without reserve:- The standing and running rigging, sails, anchors, cables, guns, stores, cambouse and materials complete, saved from the bark Progress, stranded last fall in Portneuf Bay. The above articles may be viewed at any time previous to the sale, by applying to the undersigned broker's office.

			Jacob Pozer & Co.
			Auctioneers & Brokers.
	Quebec, 24th July, 1812.

Quebec Gazette #2474. 06/08/1812. Page 1, Col 3T.

	Sailing directions for the River Saint Lawrence, from Cape Chat to Green Island, with many useful remarks on the navigation of the river, by John Lambly, Harbour Master.

			Harbour Master.
	Quebec, 6th July, 1812.

Quebec Gazette #2477 27/08/1812 Page 3, Col. 2B.

	On Tuesday next, the 1st September, at the subscriber's auction room, for the benefit of the underwriters and others interested, at one o'clock: The ship Prince George, of 297 tons register, John Fotheringham, master, stranded at Kamouraska last fall, with her masts, yards, rigging and other materials.

			Thomas Aylwin,
			Auctioneer & Broker.
	Quebec, 27th August, 1812.

Quebec Gazette #2479 10/09/1812 Page 3, Col. 1C.



	Province of Lower-Canada	By virtue of a writ of appraisement and
	Court of Vice Admiralty	sale issued out of His Majesty's Court of
		Vice Admiralty, at the suit of J. D. Schneir

versus the ship Prince George, John Fotheringham, master; her tackle, apparel and furniture, dated the 5th September instant, and to me directed. I will, on Saturday next, the 12th instant, at Mr. Anthony Anderson's marine store, Pres-de-Ville, proceed to the sale of the following articles:

		One 14 inch cable, 120 fathoms.
		A 14 inch cable about 80 fathoms.
		A 7 inch hawser about 50 or 60 fathoms.

Sale to commence at one o'clock.

			J. Campbell, Marshall
			Court of Vice Admiralty.
	Quebec, 9th September, 1812

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