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      (p.1 & 2 missing) p.3 To the Humane. Your petitioner has served His Majesty 27 years by sea and land, and by an act of providence is reduced to necessity. By the loss of the Franklin Schooner on Lake Erie, he lost the fruit of nearly 27 years ...

      p.3 Gov't Sale - at Lower Lachine - bateaux, anchors, masts, sails, etc.

      p.3 Gov't Contract - tenders called for transporting gov't supplies on different routes (3 different ads.)

      p.3 The Richmond Packet, Oates Master, commenced running between York and Niagara on the 6th inst. Contract for Working Government Scow - Notice is hereby given, that tenders will be received at this Office until Thursday the 3d April next, at noon, from such persons as may ...

      p.3 The ice began to break up on Saturday last, and this morning the channel is completely open, so that vessels may enter the harbor without danger. By Auction - On Saturday the 19th inst. at the wharf of Neil McLeod Esq. at 12 o clock, noon, Two Durham Boats, …

      p.3 On Tuesday last arrived from York, on board the Richmond Packet Oates, master, His Excellency, the lieut. Governor, family, etc...

      p.3 Transport to Lachine, in returning Government Bateaux - tenders to be received to use this service. April 7th

      p.3 Fatal Accident - sawyer from Kingston killed by falling of timber at Sackets Harbor while making ship plank. To Whom It May Concern - Having observed in the Herald a notice dated April 4th 1823, and signed Stephen Finchley, wherein he offers his services as an Agent to ...

      p.3 For the Upper Canada Herald. At the late term of the Court of King's Bench in York, the Carlton (Carleton) Island Seizure case, which has been a subject of so much excitement here, and in the State of New York, was brought to a final decision. Upon a special …

      p.3 A report having been circulated, that vessels and boats from Upper Canada, are liable to seizure upon entering the ports of the United States, on the St. Lawrence and Lake Ontario, by virtue of a late Act of Congress, and the instructions from their Treasury department ...

      p.3 Melancholy Accident - man drowns from schooner bound for Gennesee. [Chronicle]

      p.3 Notice of schedule of fast running Steam Boat Dalhousie. Prescott, 6th June 1823

      p.3 Custom House Office Kingston, 7th July 1823 Notice is hereby given to Merchants and others concerned that Foreign bottoms can no longer be engaged in the carrying Trade of this Province instructions having ...

      p.3 a meeting was held in Niagara District to adopt measures to open a Canal between Lake Erie and Ontario. On the 30th May on Lake Erie, 3 successive swells appeared at Otter and Kettle Creeks, which are 20 miles apart; the swells were 7 feet high. [York Gazette] ...

      p.2 Address to the Inhabitants of Upper and Lower Canada - 3 columns about the proposed canal between Lakes Erie & Ontario. A Lantern, containing 9 Lamps, has been placed, by order of the American government, on the Mess House at Fort Niagara, 14 feet above the roof. ...

      p.3 Drowned - Mr. Norman Crane and another man drown, when being towed in a small boat by a schooner near Brockville. -man dies on board schooner bound from Oswego to Kingston. [St. Lawrence Gazette Aug. 5th] -waiter on board str. Dalhousie saves man who was in skiff ...

      p.2 A new Steam Boat, called the Martha Ogden, has commenced running between Sackets Harbour and this Port. She performs three trips each week. p.3 For Sale Cheap for Cash - A good Durham Boat, with all necessary equipments. Enquire of J.R. Armstrong, in ...

      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 Ad for steam-boat Dalhousie, with fall schedule, Alexr. McDonell master. Kingston, 6th Oct.

      p.3 body of Morley found. [Chronicle] Great Western Canal almost finished in N.Y. state; started in July 1817, 363 miles long, all finished except about 30 miles at western end from Lockport to Buffalo.