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 Geneva Gazette (Geneva, NY), Feb. 15, 1815     Lansingburgh , January 31 . Extract of a letter dated Sacket's Harbor , Jan. 11 . "There are near six hundred ...

 Geneva Gazette (Geneva, NY), April 5, 1815     Northern Market. The Subscribers having nearly completed a safe and convenient Harbour at Pulteney-Ville , on Lake Ontario , together with large and commodious Ware-Houses - and being interested ...

      Mr. Brown, Ship-builder, from New-York, with a number of hands, have passed through this city, for Sacket's Harbor - to proceed immediately to the building of several large ships at that place - Report says, one of 120 guns, a 74, &c.;&c.; - Albany Gazette. ...

      A letter from Sacket's Harbor, dated Dec. 13, states there has lately arrived at that place, a lieutenant of the British Navy, a deserter from Canada. He commanded the brig Linnet, which was burnt last summer at the head of Lake Ontario, to prevent her falling into our hands. He …

      Kingston Packet, JAMES CHAPMAN, Captain. This vessel will sail regularly from Kingston to Sackett's Harbor. She will leave Kingston every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and Sackett's Harbor, every other day in the week. The price will be Two Dollars for each ...

      Among the passengers in the Steam-Boat from Albany, this morning, was Sir James L. Yeo, and several other British officers on their way from Canada to England. They took up their quarters at Washington-Hall, and will probably take passage from this port for Europe.

      COMMUNICATION. Seneca Locks. - We have the satisfaction to state, that on the 23rd inst. the first Boat (about 70 feet in length) went through the two upper locks on the Seneca Falls, loaded with upwards of one hundred persons. In presence of a great number of spectators, ...

      Six hundred carpenters at Sackets Harbor, had made great progress in the building of a ship to carry 98 guns and another for 74, when the work was arrested by the news of peace. These vessels would have been ready for service with th eopening of the lake.

 Niles Weekly Register, Sat., April 29, 1815, page 152     Sackets Harbor - From the Democratic Press - Mr. Binns - In your paper a few days since you state that two 74s were building at Sackets Harbor when information of the peace reached there. I am, however, enabled to state, that the two vessels on the stocks at that …

 Niles Weekly Register, Sat., March 25, 1815, page 56     Sackets Harbor - Extract of a letter from a gentleman at Sackets Harbor, to his friend in Baltimore, dated March 6, 1815 "Having seen in the newspapers, various manifestations of joy on the return of peace, permit me to state what took place on its being received at Sackets ...

 Geneva Gazette (Geneva, NY), Wed., Feb. 1, 1815     From the Watertown Adv. of Jan. 25. Sackets Harbor . - The keels of two large vessels are laid at Sackets Harbor; we understand the one is 182 and the other 134 feet; one of which is building under the superintendence of Mr. Eckford, and the other under the superintendence …

 Geneva Gazette (Geneva, NY), Feb. 15, 1815     Lansingburgh, January 31 Extract of a letter dated Sackets Harbor, Jan. 11. "There are near six hundred ship-carpenters at this post, busily engaged in getting timber ready to build two seventy-fours and a frigate of the first class. Although surrounded by spies, our ...