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FISHER, John Charlton, Canadian journalist, born probably in England; died at sea in September 1849. After founding and editing the New York "Albion," he went to Canada in 1823 to take charge of the " Official Gazette," published at Quebec. In 1831 he was requested to cease publishing his political articles, as they did not accord with the views of the party then in power in Great Britain, and thereafter the "Gazette" was reduced to a mere official sheet. He edited the "Quebec Mercury" for a few years, and in 1841 began the "Conservative," a weekly paper. He was at one time president of the Quebec literary and historical society.
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