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      p.3 Contract for Working GOVERNMENT SCOW. Notice is hereby given, that Tenders will be received at this office until Thursday the 3rd April next, at noon, from such persons as may be willing to contract for working the Government ...

      p.3 FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER. The New Schooner Phoebe, 40 tons burthen, Peter Tozedevine, Master, will be ready to sail on the opening of navigation. For particulars apply at this Office. March 21, 1823. ...

      p.3 PUBLIC NOTICE. Is hereby given that the Co-partnership entered into on the 1st of Jan'y last between Henry & Alpheus Jones, as Forwarders, under the firm of Henry & Alpheus Jones, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. They now take ...

      p.3 A large part of the main channel of the river is open, and we may expect that the navigation will very soon be free. By Auction. On Saturday 19th inst. at the Wharf of Neil M'Leod, Esquire, at 12 o'clock: 2 DURHAM BOATS, with Sails, Masts, and ...

      p.3 The main Channel of the St. Lawrence is now free, from Kingston downwards, - but some ice yet remains in the harbour. - The Bay of Quinte is still blocked up. "The busy note of preparation" which we hear on board the Schooners proclaims an immediate commencement of the …

      p.3 Transport to Lachine In Returning Government Bateaux. Tenders will be received at the Commissariat Office, Kingston, until Thursday the 1st of May next at noon, from Merchants and others, concerned in forwarding Goods to the ...

      p.3 Custom House Office, Kingston, 1st May, 1823. Masters of Vessels and others concerned in the trade carried on with the United States of America, are informed that the only articles which can ...

      p.3 Fatal Accident - Sackett's Harbour May 2nd - In this village on Saturday last, was killed instantly by the falling of a stick of timber, which had been hoisted with tackle, to saw into ship plank, Bazil Jarva, a sawyer, late of Kingston, Upper Canada. He left a wife …

      p.3 The Bay and River Steam Boat CHARLOTTE, Henry Gildersleeve, Master, Will leave Kingston for the Carrying Place every Monday morning at 8 o'clock, and return to Kingston Wednesday afternoon, stopping at Bath, ...

      p.3 Sir Peregrine Maitland arrives on Frontenac on Saturday and proceeds to York by same on Wednesday. LAKE ONTARIO The Steam-Boat FRONTENAC James MacKenzie, Master. Will in future leave the ...

      p.2 An Act to repeal the Laws now in force relative to the Preservation of Salmon, and to make further provisions respecting the Fisheries... passed on 19th March, 1823. p.3 Melancholy Accident - Amos Fisher, of this place, having a few days since, sailed on ...

      p.3 Yesterday morning a person named James Worden, a ship carpenter, dropped down dead on the street, in a fit of apoplexy.

      p.3 To the Printer of the Kingston Chronicle. On the 5th inst. His Majesty's Collector of the Customs for the Port of Kingston, seized a Durham boat belonging to an honest and industrious individual of this place because it was built five or six years ...

      p.3 (Communication) Mr. Editor, The "query" put by "Durham" in your last number, to "the worthy Collector," would have evinced much more candour, had it been "why ANY NOTICE had been given by HIM, that foreign bottoms could no longer be employed in the coasting trade ...

      p.2 a meeting was held at Beaver Dam, District of Niagara, to adopt measures for opening a canal between Lakes Ontario and Erie. p.3 an Address to Inhabitants of Upper and Lower Canada, about the formation of a stock company to build a canal to join ...

      p.3 We feel much pleasure in publicly expressing our approbation of the humane conduct of Josiah Moss, waiter on board the steam-boat Dalhousie, on Wednesday last when on her way from Prescott to this place. A few miles above Gananoque (as we are informed) two men in a ...

      p.3 Died - On Saturday the 9th instant Francis B. Spilsbury, Surgeon, R.N., aged 62 years. a man from Montreal died on board schooner bound from Oswego to Kingston; had been in Philadelphia for his health. (U.C. Herald) SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY - many lots, ...

      p.3 Casualty - About 9 o'clock on Saturday evening, Mr. Valentine Morley, Master of a Durham Boat which sails between this Port and Montreal, accidentally fell overboard near Cedar Island, and was drowned. The body has not yet been found. ...

      p.3 The Erie Canal - celebrates entrance of first boat from canal to Hudson.

      p.3 Public Notice - The Proprietors of the Steam Boat Frontenac are requested to meet at Walker's Hotel on Saturday the 8th instant. Friday 7th Nov., 1823.