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      p.2 meeting of merchants results in resolutions about free navigation of the St. Lawrence and trade with the U.S.

      p.3 Tenders called for plank and board for H.M. Dock Yard.

      p.3 Died at the Dock Yard, Mr. John Kyte, clerk to Naval Store Keeper.

      p.1 Provincial Parliament of Upper Canada - Welland Canal Report - the company wants a loan of £25,000 but the request is denied.

      p.3 Tenders called for Steamboat Transport of Government Stores - from Prescott to Queenston and other ports. Jan. 29th

      p.2 Welland Canal - debate continues.

      p.2 Acts Passed in the Second Session of the 10th Provincial Parliament - #23 - Burlington Bay Canal Act grants £5000 to complete the work. #25 - Long Point Light House Act - grants £400 to finish the work and to maintain the Light. #28 - Welland Canal Act - …

      p.3 Although there is still some floating ice in the harbour, vessels may enter with perfect safety. We are informed that the Queenston passed Kingston last night, on her way to Niagara.

      p.2 Canada Inland Insurance Co. - formed at Montreal to insure against all risks. Steam-Boats - The Niagara arrived here on Thursday, and the same evening proceeded to York. The Queenston made her second trip, upwards, on Monday, and the Alciope leaves this port for Niagara ...

      p.2 Canal Tolls - are increased on Erie Canal; also a letter from Meritt assuring Messrs. Bronson, Marshall & Co. that they can ship through the canal by 15th of May. Steam-boats - We believe that all the steamboats have commenced running. Their regular trips are not ...

      p.2 The Cockburn - This neat little vessel sailed from the Dock Yard on Saturday last, for the purpose of taking a months cruise on Lake Ontario. The first boat from Montreal this season, arrived on Thursday last. p.3 LAKE ...

      p.3 a description of Kingston [Canadian Courant] note - this reprint does not include the description of the Rideau Canal contained in original. We are informed that a Steam-boat lately built at Brownville, and intended to ply on the American side of Lake Ontario, was ...

      p.2 The following are the particulars of the Steam-Boat accident to which we briefly adverted last week: From the Ogdensburg Gazette. Steam-boat Disaster - A new steam-boat owned by E. B. Dodd, and others, of Brownville, Jefferson County, called ...

      p.2 To the Public - I regret very much that I am again obliged, in vindication of myself, to resort to the columns of a newspaper, for I am conscious that I am not well qualified for the task, and, if I were, I should have no desire to be …

      (last date on microfilm N-9625) (Note - Microfilm N-9626 from the P.A.C. (or National Library ?) runs from June 2nd, 1830 to March 24th, 1835.) p.2 Smuggling - On Saturday evening about 9 o'clock, Mr. Thomas Robison, one of the deputy Collectors at this Port, having ...

      p.2 For The Upper Canada Herald - Mr. Editor: - Adverse as I believe most people are to be engaged in newspaper controversy, I do not think that any person can view it less favourably than I do. And had Captain Gilderslieve, when he attempted to prove his desire to …

      p.3 Notice - The Steam-Boat Sir James Kempt, Capt. Gilderslieve, will leave Kingston at 10 o'clock on Sunday morning, for the Camp Meeting Ground, Ernest Town, and return in the Evening. June 16th. Emigrants - We last week noticed the arrival of a vast number of ...

      p.3 (repeated ?) Emigrants - We last week noticed the arrival of a vast number of Emigrants at Quebec, and since that period several hundreds of them have reached Kingston. In the steamboat Alciope, on Friday, there were about 300, and the Queenston, on Sunday, contained ...

      p.3 The Gore Balance of the 24th inst. states that the whole line of the Welland Canal was expected to be open for the passage of Vessels on the 23d. A Durham Boat, belonging to Messrs. McPherson & Co. of Prescott, and laden with Wheat and Flour, was totally lost …

      p.3 Welland Canal - The St. Catherine's Journal announces that the water was let into the Welland Canal on the 26th ult.; and we perceive by the York Courier, that four arks, containing 1600 barrels of Flour, Pork, and Whisky have passed down the Grand River, and through the ...