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The substance of this Notice. as soon as it is rereivrd on board. is to be inserted in red ink on the Charts affected by it; and lllll’(l(ll)(“,d into the margin, or otherwise into the page. of the Sailing Directions to which it relates. See Instructions, Navigation and l’ilotage, p. 172.

Notice to Mariners. [NO. 82.] Newfoundland. ALTERATION IN HARBOR GRACE ISLAND LIGHT.

The Colonial Government. Newfoundland, has given Notice. that from the 30th day of November. 1869, the following alteration will take place in the light on the North end of Harbor Grace Island. Conception Bay:

The ﬁxed while light will be changed to a revolving light showing two white ﬂashes, followed by one red ﬂash, the interval between each ﬂash being thirty

seconds

Mexico. FIXED LIGHT AT GOATZACOALCOS RIVER.

The United States Government has given Notice, that aﬁxcd white light 18 exhibited from the old Look-out tower on the West side of the entrance of Goatzacoalcos riVer. about half a mile from the beach. and in clear weather should be seen from a distance of12 miles.

By Command of their Lordships, GEO. HENRY RICHARDS, Hydrographet‘.

Hydrographic ()ﬂice, Admiralty, London, Oct. ‘26. 1869.

This Notice affects the following Admiralty Charts :— St. LawrenCe Gulf. NO. 2516; Cape IL-mavista to Bulls Bay, No. 296; Harbor Grace. No. 297; “fest Indies, Outline Chart of Lights, No. 390 , West Indies, General. No. 392s; and Goatzacoalcos River, No. 373. Also British North America Lights List. No. 7 ;. West India Lights List, No. 111; and West India Pilot. Vol. 1.

page 392.

The information contained in this notice is to_ be care- fully considered, to be noted in the Sailing Di- rections, and compared With the chart when the ship is navigating the parts to which it refers.

Hydrograpkic N otice. [No 31.]

Gulf of St. Lawrence. NOTICE 2. COAST or LABRADOR.

The following account of dangers in Little Natash- quan and Belles Amours harbors has been received from Navigating Lieutenant Edmund H. C. Slgltll, of H, M. S. Niobe, Commander Russell G. S. .asley,

R. N.* . . o [All Bearings are JWagnetic. Vartauon 3O

Westerly in 1869.] LITTLE NATASHQUAN HARBOR.

The Niobe slightly touched on. a rock with 17 feet of water on it, which may be constdered as an. extenston of the Central reef; it lies about 120 yards distant from the north rock (above water) of the Central reef, in a north-west direction. and on the direct line between that rock and the south end olfx Beaion Island; 18 and 20

et were found close to t e roe . f8From the 17 feet patch Small Island bears N. E. E. 5 E., and the northern rock of the Central reef, 8L.

by S.

BEL.er s ARJUURS HARBOR. (Variation 36 3 Westerly in. 1869.)

A dangerous shoal over which [1. M. S. Niobe passed. lies about «100 yards to the westward of the Flat rocks on the eastern side of the East passage into Belles Amour harbour. There are 43.; fathoms on the edge of the shoal with 15 and 11 fee' ivi bin, and 17 fa‘honis outside this depth. From this position the rock inside Harbor point was touching the point.

Hydrographie llflice, Admiralty,

London. Nov. 1, 1809.

* Sec Admiralty Charts z—Little Natashquan Harbor, No. 1140; Belles Amoui's Harbor, No. .1145; also, St. Lawrence Pilot, Vol. I., pug-‘3 111 and 189.

The information contained in this notice is to he care- fully considered. to he noted in the. Sailing Direc- tions, and compared With the cliziit when the ship is navigating the parts to which it refers.

Hydrographic Notice. [N 0. 35.] Newfoundland.

The following information relative to sunken dangers off How harbor. on the north coast. and Ccnnaigre head on the south coast of Newfoundland; has been Coni- municat‘r‘d by Navigating Lieutenant Edmund ‘7. Smith. of H. M. S. Niobe, Commander Russell G. S. I’asley, R. N.*

[All Bearings are Magnetic. Variation 37 ° lVestcrly in. 1869.] NORTH COAST.

HOW HARBOR._H. M. I S. Roland reports the exist- ence of a sunken rock lying off the entrance of this harbor; there is only 16 feet of w .ter over the rock, which lies 8. \V. by W. .5. W. about half a mile from the eastern point of entrance. with the Western point of the entrance bearing N. N. W.

' SOUTH COAST. Variation 26 3 Westerly in 1869.

CONNAIGRE Humor-The Agent for the ﬁshery estab— lishment at Harbor Briton. reports the existence of a shoal examined by litnself. having only 18 feet water over it, lying S. S. W. 3 miles from Coiinaigre head, and to the eastward of the patch of 12 feet marked on Chart No. 2,666. There is deep water between the two shoals.

Hydrographic Ofﬁce, Admiralty,

London. Nov. 1, 1869.

* See Admiralty Chart z—Newfoundland, North part, NO. 271; St. Lawrence Gulf, Nos. 2516 and 1430; How harbor. No. 277; and St. John’s to Halifax, No.

2666. SHERIFF’S PROCLAM A'l‘ION.

Supreme Court—Queen’s County. HILARY TERM.

UBLIC Notice is hereby given that Her Majesty’s Supreme Court ofJudicature. Court of Assize. and General Jail Delivery. for Queen’s County, will be held at the Court House, in Charlottetown. on TUESDAY, the eleventh day of January next, ‘1870 i at the hour of Ten O'clock. forcnoon, of the same day. of which all Justices. Coroners. high and Petit Constables and BailifI's. will take notice, and, laying aside all manner of business and excuses whatsoever.be then and there to do and fulﬁl all those things which, by reason of their

_ several Ofﬁces, shall be to be done.

Given under my band. at Charlottetown. in the Island of Prince Edward, this 10th day of December, 1869. WILLIAM McGILL, Sheriff.