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Events from the year 1802 in Canada.
War with France, Spain and Batavia is over following U.K.'s ratification of Definitive Treaty of Peace [3]
U.S.A. is to pay U.K. £600,000 for benefit of British claimants of debts owed them from before American Revolution [4]
"Missionary" tells "Indian" "[we] know much more of that Great Power above than you in your present State of Ignorance can possibly do" [5]
Hemp committee for District of Quebec publishes extensive instructions for growing hemp, saying it "is not so difficult as is imagined" [6]
Montrealers petition Assembly over problems with "Apprentices, Journeymen and Servants" taking advantage of various benefits then leaving prematurely [7]
"Several attempts to break open shops and cellars, a thing so unusual in this Country, are said to have been made" [8]
New bilingual weekly British-American Register is to "instill into the minds of individuals sound Principles, a love of learning, of order and propriety" [9]
"Choir of the [new] English Metropolitan Church" of Quebec City wants 12 boys and 8 young men who "will be taught singing by note gratis " [10]
Lease 200 acres of crown and clergy reserve land for 21 years at 10/- or 3 bushels wheat per year for first 7 years and higher for later 7-year periods [11]
Author compiles opinions on "Negro Slavery" because its legality "has long occupied the attention both of the learned and unlearned among us" [12]
Slave owner bequeaths to family enslaved "Negro Woman," "Prince," "Diana," "Jack," "Samuel," "James" and "Cloe" (last 4 valued at 90 (pounds?)) [13]
Funds needed by King's College for "an useful and extensive Library[...]highly conducive to the Success and Prosperity of this infant University" [14]
Member Ward Chipman finds Legislative Assembly disabled by members "as ignorant, as abandoned and wicked, [as should never] be again chosen" [15]
With so many in Europe coming to Nova Scotia and Lower and Upper Canada, New Brunswick needs to state its qualities and "use[...]to the Empire" [16]
Males 16–50 (except Quakers) must enroll in militia and muster with musket or fuzee, bayonet, cartouch box, 1 lb. gunpowder and 2 lbs. bullets [17]
Queensbury Parish includes "a number of Poor People[...]desirous of giving their Children a small Share of Learning" and seeking Assembly's help [18]
As prosecutor in court-martial, Edward Winslow is instructed by Lt. Gov. Carleton to "not only be firm and decisive, but [also] temperate and discreet" [19]
British immigrant, though "farming for Maintenance to his family," owns under 1 acre and petitions for 150 acres between Maquapit and Grand Lake [20]
Abitibi House says its "lavishness of Spiritous Liquors (the chief article that gains the Natives affection) is nothing" compared with Canadians' supply [21]
With "Mr. Best being constantly in Liquor," parcels containing "Liquor and Wine" are missing at Osnaburgh House; "Mr. Best must go home next Year" [22]
"Capt'n. Monk and all his Gang [of Indigenous people] have been in much distress, the half of them are sick and[...]unable to hunt a long time" [23]
Returning from Henley House, Fort Albany men bring "fine Wood for Boat building, fine Elm heels for Battaux, and a quantity of Ash for Floor timbers" [24]
After forcing its way through Hudson Bay ice, bow of brig sailing to Churchill is lifted by rope running from masthead to pack ice to repair damage [25]
Brig on Hudson Bay is struck by lightning, starting fire in cabin and hold and knocking men down - unhurt but "felt as if they had been Electrified" [26]
Church of England liturgy is "the fixed Form of Worship" in Prince Edward Island, but "dissenting [Protestants] shall have free Liberty of Conscience" [27]
U.S. population is 5,172,000, with about 40% living in Virginia, Pennsylvania and Massachusetts; enslaved in those states: 347,000, 1,600 and none [28]
Thomas Jefferson hears Alexander Mackenzie is going to "North West Country [with smallpox] Vaccine Virus for the benefit of the unfortunate natives" [29]
Of 161 Moravian missionaries who are stationed in various places, 25 are in Labrador (in 3 settlements) [30]
Events from the year 1800 in Canada.
Events from the year 1801 in Canada.
Events from the year 1774 in Canada.
Events from the year 1776 in Canada.
Events from the year 1783 in Canada.
Events from the year 1784 in Canada.
Events from the year 1785 in Canada.
Events from the year 1786 in Canada.
Events from the year 1787 in Canada.
Events from the year 1788 in Canada.
Events from the year 1790 in Canada.
Events from the year 1791 in Canada.
Events from the year 1792 in Canada.
Events from the year 1793 in Canada.
Events from the year 1794 in Canada.
Events from the year 1795 in Canada.
Events from the year 1796 in Canada.
Events from the year 1797 in Canada.
Events from the year 1798 in Canada.
Events from the year 1799 in Canada.
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