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      1829 KINGSTON GAZETTE AND RELIGIOUS ADVOCATE (from originals at Ontario Archives and Queen's University - Special Collections, unless otherwise noted) p.276 Launched from the Beach near this Office on the 15th instant, a handsome schooner owned by Mr. ...

      p.278 public meeting in the District of Newcastle for the purpose of petitioning the Gov't to cut a canal across the Isthmus of Murray. Welland Canal - survey produces a new plan for feeder. [Farmer's Journal]

      p.287 Bath made port of Entry and Clearance.

      p.291 Hog's Back Dam almost finished. [Montreal Gazette] The navigation in and out of this River is as good as in Summer. A Schooner is passing down the River for York just now, (11 o'clock, a.m.) - moderate weather - a fair breeze southerly. [Niag. Gleaner] ...

      p.311 The new Schooner, George Canning, Capt. Whitney, is now running between this port and York, and we are requested to state that she will continue to do so the remaining part of the winter season, wind and weather permitting. [Niag. Herald] ...

      p.315 Port Hope Harbor and Wharf Company - petition for act of incorporation. p.318 New Schooner - Another fine vessel is now on the stocks, at the lower end of our village, intended for the lake and canal navigation, and to be ready for sailing early the ...

      p.342 tailor drowned last year from Ives' ferry was not Mr. Williams, but George O. Davis, of N.Y.

      p.367 Welland Canal, & Side Cut to Niagara [Loyalist]

      p.383 steamer Niagara, Capt. Mosier, left Prescott for Kingston but there was ice in the harbor; on the 4th York harbor still was filled with ice.

      p.390 Steam Boats - The Queenston, Capt. Whitney, left this port for York and Niagara on Monday morning. The Dalhousie, Capt. McDonell, arrived within about 9 miles of Kingston on Saturday, but was prevented by the ice, from making her passage. The Niagara, Capt. Mosier, appeared ...

      p.399 Coburg Harbor - directors are elected. [Brockville Recorder] directors of Welland Canal Co. are elected. [ibid]

      p.14 Navigation of Lake Erie.

      p.23 Domestic - On Thursday the 21st inst. a beautiful Schooner was launched at the Isle of Tanti, built by Mr. David Tate, and owned by Captain Thew, of the Township of Whitby. After the necessary preparations were completed she entered her destined element in gallant style, ...

      p.31 For Sale - the Durham Boat Nelson, burthen 500 barrels, together with the Tackle belonging thereto, cheap for cash, or short approved credit. For further particulars, apply to the Gazette and Advocate Office. Kingston, June 4th, 1829. Cobourg Harbour - The ...

      p.39 We are requested to state, that the Steamer Sir James Kempt will leave this for the Camp ground on Sunday morning next, at 9 o'clock, and will return in the afternoon.

      p.46 (pages 43-46 are out of order at end of volume) We regret to learn that the Steamer Toronto received some injury in her machinery on Wednesday last, while on her way down from Bath. She was towed into port this morning, and, we are informed, will resume her trips …

      p.54 Welland Canal - notes the receipt of the Report of the Board of Directors. [U.C. Herald]

      p.70 We regret to announce an accident which happened yesterday morning on board the Sir James Kempt steam boat, on her way up. A Fireman, during the night, having occasion to draw up, as is supposed, a bucket of water, unfortunately fell overboard; and though every ...

      p.86 The body of George Heathers, employed on board of a Durham Boat belonging to Mr. Davies, on the Island, drowned 1lth May last, was found on Wednesday last, on the Pittsburgh shore. - Verdict of the Coroner's Jury, "accidentally drowned." p.87 ...

      p.106 Insurance against Fire, and against the dangers of Inland Navigation, effected by the subscriber. Policies already for delivery. John G. Parker, Ag't Protection Insurance Co. p.111 bateau descending Lachine Rapids struck on rock in the grand ...