Date
|
Vessel
|
Master
|
Sailed
|
From
|
Passengers
|
Consigned to/Remarks
|
July 11th 1821
|
June 22
|
brig John |
Todd |
53 days
|
St. Ubes |
|
to Hart, Logan & Co. / salt |
June 23
|
brig Rachel |
Clarke |
29 May
|
Antigua |
|
to Heath and Moir / rum and molasses |
June 23
|
brig Adelaide |
Wainwright |
21 days
|
Bermuda |
|
to Heath and Moir / rum |
June 23
|
schooner Sea Flower |
Cochran |
14 days
|
St. John's, Nfld. |
Mr. Lemesurier |
to order / in ballast |
June 23
|
brig Matthew and Thomas |
Gray |
07 June
|
St. John's, Nfld. |
|
to R. Hamilton / ballast and glass |
June 23
|
brig Rambler |
Warburton |
37 days
|
Grenada |
|
to Gerrard, Finlay and Co. / rum, sugar and
coffee |
June 23
|
brig Wear |
Hudson |
03 May
|
Sunderland |
|
to Garden and Auldjo / coals |
June 23
|
ship Clarkson |
Cox |
09 May
|
Hull |
33 settlers |
to order / bricks, rum, gin, pipes &c. |
June 25
|
ship Lord Wellington |
Madgin |
42 days
|
London |
Mr. Butchart and the Revd. Charles Williams |
to R. Hamilton / in ballast |
June 25
|
ship Doncaster |
Marshall |
57 days
|
Newcastle |
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson, child and servant, Mr. Oliver
and Mr. Stephenson. |
to Campbell & Sheppard / in ballast |
June 25
|
ship Abeona |
Davidson |
10 June
|
St. John's, Nfld. |
3 settlers |
to R. Hampton & Co. / rum, molasses and sugar |
June 25
|
ship Victory |
Braithwaite |
05 May
|
London |
|
to Campbell & Sheppard / in ballast |
June 25
|
ship David |
Gemmill |
33 days
|
Greenock |
364 settlers |
to R. Brown / in ballast (Lanark county settlers) |
June 25
|
ship Camden |
Johnson |
38 days
|
London |
|
to order / in ballast |
June 26
|
ship Sovereign |
Willis |
58 days
|
London |
|
to order / in ballast |
June 26
|
brig Dorothy |
Gray |
02 May
|
London |
|
to Garden & Auldjo / general cargo |
June 26
|
brig Kent |
Stirling |
38 days
|
Greenock |
50 settlers |
to R. Brown / general cargo |
June 26
|
brig Sally |
Cummings |
57 days
|
Glasgow |
16 settlers |
to Hancox & Cringan / general cargo |
June 26
|
brig Claude [Scott] |
[Scott] Knubley |
38 days
|
Demerara |
Mr. Beyden |
to Mr.Christie / rum, molasses and coffee |
June 26
|
ship Eliza and Sarah |
Bainbridge |
53 days
|
Newcastle |
|
to Caldwell & Davidson / coals |
June 26
|
brig John & Mary |
Purdy |
59 days
|
Dublin |
|
to W. Pemberton / spirits &c. |
June 26
|
brig Sisters |
Miller |
19 May
|
Londonderry |
161 settlers |
to Turner & Co. / in ballast |
June 26
|
brig Hercules |
Scott |
25 April
|
Bristol |
|
to Froste and Porter / general cargo |
June 26
|
brig Trafalgar |
-- |
01 May
|
Liverpool |
Mr Roberts ; 14 settlers |
to Irvine & Co. / general cargo |
June 26
|
brig Mary & Betty |
Hall |
30 April
|
Wexford |
130 settlers |
to Mr. Newton / in ballast |
June 26
|
ship Nestor |
Thorn |
43 days
|
Belfast |
300 settlers |
to Garden & Auldjo / in ballast |
June 26
|
brig Fulham
|
Foster |
70 days |
Benecarlo |
|
to Mr. Price / wine and fruit |
June 26 |
brig Phœnix (Phoenix) |
Robert Forster or Foster |
52 days |
Newcastle |
Mrs. Dodd and children ; 2 settlers |
to W. Daunton / coals and glass |
June 26 |
brig Commerce |
Upham |
36 days |
St. Ubes |
|
to J. Hunt / salt |
June 26 |
ship Eliza |
Lawson |
10 May |
Dublin |
77 settlers |
to W. Pemberton / goods |
June 26 |
ship Jack Tar |
Laidler |
13 May |
Teneriffe |
|
to William Price / wine |
June 26 |
brig Industry |
Harvey |
23 May |
Liverpool |
Mr. and Mrs Watchall and Mrs. Beckett |
to Patterson & Weir / general cargo ; Intelligence: spoke
the brig
Adventure, from Cork, and the Brothers,
from London. The brig Ann was wrecked
last fall. |
June 26 |
brig Adventure |
Wardle |
60 days |
Liverpool |
112 settlers |
to T. Robinson / in ballast |
June 26 |
ship Duck |
Nichols |
14 days |
Newfoundland |
|
to J. Hunt / in ballast |
June 26 |
ship Brothers |
Gray |
12 May |
London |
|
to P. Patterson & Co. / in ballast |
June 26 |
ship Royal Union |
Grant |
56 days |
London |
|
to Forsyth, Richardson & Co. / in ballast |
June 26 |
brig Friends |
Foster |
70 days |
Liverpool |
19 settlers |
to Froste & Porter / general cargo |
June 28 |
schooner Augusta Ann |
Donall |
18 days |
Bermuda |
|
to Heath & Moir / rum, sugar and molasses |
July 01 |
ship Regent |
Jos. Boyes |
20 May |
Portsmouth |
|
to order / in ballast ; Intelligence: ships George
Prevost and Mint sailed with her |
July 01 |
brig Ocean |
H. Blake |
43 days |
Belfast |
137 settlers |
to Stewart and Lemoine / in ballast |
July 03 |
brig Tartar |
Mason |
63 days |
London |
|
to order / in ballast |
July 03 |
ship Sir George Prevost |
Morrison |
20 May |
Portsmouth |
15 settlers |
to P. Patterson & Co. / in ballast |
July 03 |
brig Friends |
Renney |
18 May |
Bristol |
75 settlers |
to W. Budden / cargo iron &c. |
July 03 |
ship Huddart |
Appleton |
06 May |
London |
|
to — / in ballast |
July 03 |
His Majesty's Ship Newcastle |
Admiral Griffiths |
-- |
Halifax |
N.F. Uniake Esq. Attorney General |
|
July 04 |
brig Hope |
G. Simson |
03 May |
Workington |
45 settlers |
to William Pemberton / in ballast |
July 04 |
brig Isla |
R. Wutlake |
43 days |
Waterford |
6 settlers |
to Melvin and Belanger / wine, brandy and gin |
July 05 |
brig Union |
Andrew Fleck |
48 days |
London |
|
to Caldwell and Davidson / in ballast |
July 05 |
schooner Annabella |
J.B. Toupin |
19 days |
St. John's, Nfld. |
|
to Thomas White / plaister |
|
Intelligence: ship Lord
Cathcart was wrecked coming
here in Long. 35 W. Two of the Crew on board the Abeona.
The Steamboat Perserverance intended to ply between
La Chine and Point Fortune, on the Outtawas River [Outaouais
/ Ottawa River] or St. Andrews on the north-river,
made her first trip last week, and by means of a cable and anchor
passed the difficult rapid of St. Anns in less than twenty minutes.
As canals are now the order of the day, this obstruction will, no
doubt, be erelong obviated. This Steamboat is about 80 feet long,
and had good accommodation for passengers. It is calculated she
will be able to perform her passage up in seven hours and return
in five.
The La Chine Canal of which so much has been said for two years
past, has at last some reasonable prospect of a commencement. We
understand that the contract for cutting the La Chine Canal, has
been given to Messrs. Thomas Philips, Andrew White, Oliver Waite
and Stanley Baggs and that they are in immediate want of 500 men
in order to commence operations as expetitiously [sic] as possible.
(Courant)
CASUALTY - On the 29th ult, a respectable
Scotch emigrant, named James Dick, bathing near Lachine, and ignorant
of the sudden declivity of the bottom, got beyond his depth, was
hurried away by the current and was drowned. He has left a wife
and no less than eleven children in indigent
circumstances. "It was a woeful sight (says our informant, speaking of the latter)
to see them running to and fro on that part of the beach where his clothes lay;
whilst the mother, poor woman ! remained ignorant of it, through the prudent
measures of the settlers, until alas ! it was too certain that he had gone to
that bourne
from which no traveller returns. On its being communicated to her, she became
bewildered and could not believe it, till grief choaked [sic] her and she fainted.
On recovery, surrounded by her numerous offspring, it was a sight to melt the
most obdurate heart; but the evil was irremediable, and the next day, she piously
told me, in a tone scarcely audible, that she resigned herself to the will of
her all merciful Creator. "Upon our worthy Governor (continues he) being informed
of the circumstances, he, with his characteristic benevolence, directed that
the grant of land and other support which was to have been given to the father,
should be continued to the eldest son and mother for the future maintenance of
the family, for which they werre very grateful, and proceeded with the other
settlers to their place of destination,
the new settlement of Lanark." (Herald)
[the Dick family had arrived at Quebec on the David (of
London) on 25th June
1821] |
|
No. of Settlers arrived
this season 4295 — Vessels
220 |
July 18th 1821
|
|
A census of the city of Montreal this season, fixes
the number of inhabitants at 30, 000
|
July 05
|
brig Erato |
Robinson |
28 days
|
Jamaica |
|
to Irvine and Co. / rum and molasses |
July 05
|
ship William Bensley |
Chancellor |
19 May
|
London |
|
to P. Patterson / in ballast |
Juy 10
|
schooner Countess of Dalhousie |
George Langdon |
22 days
|
Halifax |
|
to C.F. Aylwin / wine |
July 11
|
schooner Providence |
P. Seir |
20 days
|
St. John's, Nfld. |
Mr. Estaff and son, Mr. Clarty and Mr. Hay |
to James McCallum & Co. / fish |
July 12
|
ship Brothers |
Jenkinson |
12 June
|
Portsmouth |
Mr. Anderson and family |
to order / in ballast |
July 12
|
schooner La Hogue |
Parker |
12 days
|
St. John's, Nfld. |
Mr Ryan ; 8 settlers |
to John Ryan / salt and fish |
July 12
|
brig Harriett |
Horswell |
02 May
|
Trupanie in Sicily |
|
to J. Hunt / cargo salt |
|
The Telegraph announces 12 square-rigged vessels
at hand.
|
|
Port of Montreal—Arrived
July 3rd.— Margurat, A, Oliphant, Greenock, to W. Peddie
and Co., rum and coals. — Hercules, J. Scott, Bristol, to
Froste & Porter, hard and earthenware. — Royal
Union,
D. Grant, London, Forsyth, Richardson and Co. ballast.
4th— Sally, W. Cummings, Glasgow, John Brown, dry goods and
rum. — Sisters, J. Miller, Londonderry, Allison Turner and
Co., ballast. — Wear, J. Hudson, Sunderland, Maitlands, Garden
and Auldjo, coals.
13th— John P. Tod, St. Ubes, Hart Logan
and Co., salt.
|
|
In London on 21st May last, after a short illness, Alexander
Auldjo, Esquire aged 63 years, above 35 years resident in this
city as a merchant, where he was universally respected and will
be greatly regretted.
In this city, on Friday the 13th inst. Mr. John Lilly junior,
aged 44 years.
|
July 25th 1821 |
July 11
|
schooner Chatham |
Wollaston |
14 days
|
Miramichi |
23 settlers |
to Patterson and Wier / salmon and sago |
July 11
|
brig Fame |
Fenwick |
07 May
|
Kingston, Jamaica |
Mr. J. Denwoodie |
to W. Newton / rum and coffee |
July 11
|
brig Lustre |
Spencer |
25 May
|
London |
|
to Hart, Logan & Co. / in ballast |
July 11
|
brig Paragon |
Hare |
23 May
|
London |
Mrs. Reiffenstein ; 3 settlers |
to Hamilton, Brothers and Co. / general cargo |
July 13
|
ship Henry |
Turner |
16 May
|
London |
|
to P. Patterson / in ballast |
July 13
|
ship Recovery |
Fatherguay |
59 days
|
London |
250 settlers |
to P. Patterson / in ballast |
July 13
|
brig Effort |
W. Farrent |
35 days
|
Cork |
67 Troops |
to M. Robinson |
July 13
|
ship Rolla |
P. Thursby |
20 days
|
St. John's, Nfld. |
9 settlers |
to Caldwell & Davidson / in ballast |
July 13
|
schooner Betsey |
Wagg |
16 days
|
St. John's, Nfld. |
Mr. O'Donnell |
to Mr. O'Donnell / fish, oil &c. |
July 14
|
brig Mary Ann |
J. Gornan [sic Gorman] |
35 days
|
Limerick |
97 settlers |
to order / goods |
July 14
|
brig Albion |
Botly |
42 days
|
Oporto |
|
to P. Burnett / wine, fruit and salt |
July 14
|
brig Roscins |
Dodd |
55 days
|
Madeira |
|
to Froste and Porter / wine |
July 14
|
brig Zodiac |
Hunter |
06 June
|
London |
11 settlers |
to H. Atkinson / in ballast |
July 14
|
brig Brilliant |
Scott |
25 days
|
Dublin |
175 settlers |
to order |
July 14
|
brig Mary Ann |
Gorman |
35 days
|
Limerick |
97 settlers |
to order / goods (duplicate entry) |
July 14
|
brig Lucy Hood |
McKenzie, S. McKenzie |
43 days
|
Liverpool |
|
to Froste and Porter / salt and goods |
July 14
|
brig Rose |
Cormic |
19 May
|
St. Ubes |
|
to Laurie and Spence [?] |
July 14
|
brig General Brock |
Whitton |
41 days
|
Belfast |
250 settlers |
to Mr. Pemberton / in ballast |
July 14
|
brig Suffolk |
R. Allison |
44 days
|
Havre de Grace |
|
to P. Patterson / in ballast |
July 14
|
ship Brunswick |
Blacke |
11 June
|
Portsmouth |
Mrs. Pugh ; 318 officers and men of different detachments |
to order / Government Stores |
July 14
|
ship Maister |
Berriman |
59 days
|
Hull |
48 settlers |
to W. Pemberton / in ballast |
July 14
|
brig Dwipa |
Thompson |
54 days
|
Newport, Wales |
|
to Froste and Porter / coals, iron &c. |
July 14
|
brig Alexander |
Ditchburn |
36 days
|
Cork |
|
to J. Sinton / salt and goods |
July 14
|
bark Asia |
Ward |
10 May
|
London |
38 Government Officers |
to P. Patterson / Government Stores |
July 14
|
brig British Tar |
Clarke |
08 June
|
London |
|
to Caldwell & Davidson / in ballast |
July 14
|
brig Helen |
Gibson |
02 June
|
London |
|
to Hamilton and Co. / in ballast |
July 14
|
bark Hawkesbury |
Hunter |
18 May
|
Portsmouth |
|
to P. Patterson / in ballast |
July 14 |
bark Mint |
Patten |
19 May |
Portsmouth |
|
to W. Price / in ballast |
July 17 |
bark Henry |
Harrison |
18 June |
London |
|
to Caldwell & Davidson / in ballast |
July 17 |
ship Montmorency |
Wood |
40 days |
London |
Capt. Winter and wife |
to P. Patterson and Co. |
July 17 |
brig Jane |
Fell |
48 days |
Workington |
23 settlers |
to G. Symes / in ballast |
July 17 |
bark Pearsons |
W. Ferry |
10 June |
London |
|
to A. George / in ballast |
July 17 |
brig Lady Francis |
Robt. Barry |
27 May |
Sunderland |
36 settlers |
to M. Atkinson / coals and goods |
July 17 |
brig Santon |
W. Gaitskill |
22 May |
Liverpool |
Mr. and Mrs. Stansfield, and 2 children, Mr. G. Kenley, Mr. and
Mrs. Blakey and 4 children ; 34 settlers |
to Froste and Porter / general cargo |
July 18 |
sloop Sarah Sophia |
J.I. Lwaity |
39 days |
Tobago |
|
to Garden & Auldjo / rum |
July 19 |
steamboat Swiftsure |
-- |
-- |
Kamouraska |
|
|
|
Below.— brig Mary,
6th June from Liverpool, salt, Irvine & Co.
The bark Henry has been but 27 days out from London,
but, unfortunately, the Master brought no papers. Several other vessels
have arrived
today [at Quebec], of which we have not been able to procure
a report.
|
|
The June Packet arrived from England
at Halifax, furnishes London advices, via Boston, to the
16th June.
The coronation of the King [George IV Hanover] was fixed
by proclamation to the 19th of this month and is therefore already
past.
The decease of Buonaparte has been announced by a vessel from
England and by another from Havre de Grace in France ; it has been
even added that his body was to be brought to Europe for internment,
but as no mention is made of his demise in the latest London papers
received by the June Packet, these reports are not to be believed.
Port of Montreal—Arrived
July 14—brig Phœnix, Robert Foster,
from Newcastle, to Forsyth, Richardson & Co., glassware
|
August 1st 1821
|
July 20 |
brig Mary
|
J. Common |
04 June |
Liverpool |
|
to Irvine & Co. / salt and goods |
July 22
|
brig Royal Charlotte |
-- |
30 days
|
Demerara |
|
to Rogerson, Hunter & Co. / in ballast |
July 23
|
ship Canada |
Coulson |
29 days
|
London |
|
to Rogerson, Hunter & Co. / in ballast |
July 23
|
ship Harrison |
-- |
23 June
|
Liverpool |
|
to W. Pemberton / in ballast |
July 24
|
His Majesy's Schooner Bermuda |
-- |
10 July
|
Halifax |
|
Tender to H.M. Ship Newcastle |
July 26
|
brig John |
Hutchinson |
28 days
|
Ballycastle |
13 or 15 settlers |
to Mr. Kirkpatrick / coals and goods |
July 26
|
brig Samuel Ponsonby |
Parkinson |
30 days
|
Sligo |
55 settlers |
to Patrickson / cargo provisions |
July 27
|
ship Trusty |
Marther |
42 days
|
London |
|
to Hart, Logan & Co. / in ballast |
July 27
|
brig Emulous |
Aldridge |
17 June
|
London |
|
to Caldwell & Davidson / in ballast |
July 27
|
ship Benson |
Rowe |
30 days
|
Greenock |
287 settlers |
to Lawrie & Spence / in ballast |
July 27
|
schooner Francis Elizabeth |
Talbot |
34 days
|
Grenada |
|
to Heath & Moir / rum, sugar and coffee |
July 27
|
ship Fletcher |
Robinson |
39 days
|
Liverpool |
Mr. Thos. Graham and brother, Mr. R. Morris, Mr. George
Norton. ; 6 settlers |
to Froste & Porter / cargo salt, coals &c. |
|
We observe from the American papers, that the troops
of the United States were on the 10th ult. put in possession of St.
Augustine ; the same thing, and at the same time, although it is
not mentioned, no doubt took place at Pensacola. Thus have the Americans
obtained the Floridas after waiting a length of time with much patience,
but still persuing their point with unremitted perseverance. As a
Republic, like the miser, has never enough, is never satisfied, what
will it aim at next?
|
August 8th 1821
|
July 28
|
brig Sarah |
D. Rodgers |
37 days
|
Belfast |
55 settlers |
to Torrance and McKay / in ballast |
July 28
|
bark Ferriland |
Stewart |
18 June
|
Hull |
Mr. Padley ; 23 settlers |
to Bell & Stewart / cargo brick |
July 28
|
ship Europe |
Willis |
29 days
|
Plymouth |
|
to P. Patterson and Co. / in ballast |
July 28
|
brig Douglas |
Pevis |
38 days
|
Newry |
52 settlers |
to W. Pemberton / in ballast |
July 28
|
brig Robert Nelson |
Shaw |
57 days
|
Cork |
140 settlers |
to W. Pemberton / in ballast |
July 28
|
ship Westmorland |
Smith |
27 June
|
Belfast |
200 settlers |
to Stewart and Lemoine / salt |
July 29
|
schooner Brothers |
Forbes |
15 days
|
St. John's, Nfld. |
|
to Coltman and Hale / sugar and coffee |
July 29
|
brig Hope |
Ford |
18 days
|
Halifax |
|
to Gerrard, Finlay and Co. / wine |
July 29
|
brig Pilgrim |
Marterton |
21 June
|
Belfast |
138 settlers |
to order / in ballast |
July 29
|
brig Doris |
Hudson |
30 days
|
Fayal |
13 American settlers ; the crew of the ship Maria,
condemened at Fayal |
to Hancox and Cringan / salt and wine |
August 15th 1821 |
Aug 04
|
brig Perseverance |
Wills |
25 June
|
Belfast |
101 settlers |
to Stewart and Lemoine / salt &c. |
Aug 04
|
ship Duchess of Richmond |
Cook |
38 days
|
Greenock |
266 settlers |
to Lawrie and Spence / in ballast |
Aug 06
|
schooner Providence |
Seth Coffin |
27 days
|
Halifax |
6 settlers |
to Melvin and Belanger / sugar |
Aug 06
|
brig Alert |
John Grant |
21 days
|
Halifax |
|
to Quirouet, Chinic and Co. / rum, sugar and molasses |
|
Total Number of vessels from sea this
season....................................286
Settlers arrived....................................................................................6367
|
Aug 07
|
sloop Reward |
-- |
--
|
from the King's Posts |
|
to McTavish & Co. / furs, oil and salmon |
Aug 07 |
schooner Harriet |
Robt. Bremner |
20 days |
Halifax |
Mr. Michael, Mr. Reynolds, and one family |
to C.F. Aylwin / rum and sugar |
Aug 07 |
brig Armenia |
C.M. Clary |
19 days |
Halifax |
Messrs. Stayner, Wagner, Stephens amd Skimmings |
to Melvin & Belanger / rum and sugar |
Aug 07 |
schooner Adelaide |
-- |
-- |
from the King's Posts |
|
to McTavish & Co. / furs, and salmon |
Aug 08 |
ship Mary |
George Pew |
35 days |
Whitehaven |
|
to order / in ballast ; Intelligence: On the 6th
inst. spoke the brig Albert, Ross, off Green Island,
with her mainmast and topmast gone, out 8 weeks, with settlers. On
the 27th ult. spoke the brig Hibernia, from Liverpool,
to Quebec, and on the 30th, in the Gulf, spoke the brig Rose, from
Newcastle to Quebec |
Aug 08 |
brig Caeser |
William McMekan |
41 days |
Greenock |
55 settlers |
to order / in ballast |
Aug 09 |
H.M. tender . . |
-- |
-- |
-- |
|
. . of the Newcastle |
August 22nd 1821 |
|
(From the New York Gazette, August 15)
BONAPARTE'S DEATH CONFIRMED
Capt. West, of the schooner Moxa, arrived at
the Quarantine Ground last evening, from Basse-Terre, Guadaloupe,
informs the editers of
the Gazette, that just before he sailed, a British frigate arrived
there with despatches, announcing the death of Bonaparte. No particulars
had been promulgated, and the frigate, after remaining half an
hour in the port, got under weigh, and proceeded to leeward.
[We may consider this as a full confirmation of the death of
the great Napolean Bonaparte. As to the political effect of this
event, we do not feel ourselves competant to give all its bearings.
The event is a momentous one, and the result may prove highly
important to the world.]
|
|
Quebec, August 17
After two or three days of oppressive heat, we were on Tuesday evening
visited with a thunder storm, attended with much vivid lightning, which
lasted some hours. On Wednesday the town, early in the morning, was
obscured with a thick vapour, through which the sun was scarcely able
to penetrate. About mid-day, and for some time after, the vapour
re-appeared tinged with somewhat of a fiery glow, which soon changed
to a saffron hue. The obscurity was so dense that some found it neccessary,
about one o'clock, to light candles for purposes of business. |
Aug 11 |
brig Rose |
James Spink |
28 June |
London |
|
to Caldwell & Co. / in ballast |
Aug 11 |
brig Lord St. Helen's
|
Ralph Patterson |
28 June |
Portsmouth |
|
to Caldwell and Davidson / in ballast |
Aug 11
|
brig Jane |
Peter Young |
50 days |
Jamaica |
Mr. Griffe |
to Irvine, McNaught & Co. / rum, sugar and molasses |
Aug 11 |
brig Hibernia
|
Richard Dyer |
43 days |
Liverpool |
Mr. Winder, Lindsay and Brother |
to Irvine, McNaught & Co. / salt and goods |
Aug 11
|
brig Catherine |
A. Daysdale |
60 days
|
Leith |
63 settlers |
to order / bottles and ballast |
Aug 12
|
brig Albatross |
Robt. Emerson |
72 days
|
Sunderland |
21 settlers |
to M.F. Wilson / coals, glass &c. ; lost her main-mast
and foretop-mast |
Aug 12
|
brig Lavainier |
Thomas S. Baily |
03 July
|
Dublin |
28 settlers |
to Chaffers & Bolton / in ballast |
|
Total No. of Vessels arrived from Sea
299 — Settlers
6621
|
Aug 15
|
brig Robert |
John Jones |
26 June
|
Dublin |
123 settlers |
to order / in ballast |
Aug 17
|
brig Emerald |
Chapman |
46 days
|
London |
|
to P. Patterson & Co. / in ballast |
Aug 17
|
ship Preston |
Baldry |
45 days
|
London |
|
to Hamilton, Brothers & Co. / in ballast |
|
The ship Preston brings Intelligence of the wreck
of the brig British King, Chambers, on the Island of Anticosti. She
was bound from Quebec to Belfast, with lumber. |