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      p.2 Melancholy - accident to durham boat, 1 person dies. [Chronicle]

      UPPER CANADA HERALD 1833 (from P.A.C. microfilm B-2511 unless otherwise noted; N-9626 is the same.) missing

      p.3 the bill for granting £70,000 for improvement of the St. Lawrence River is to get its third reading on the 10th inst.

      p.3 St. Lawrence improvement bill sent to Legislative Council on Tuesday last. Notice - With a view to improvement and despatch in our business, as Forwarders, we have purchased from the Estate of the late Mr. H. Dickinson, two-thirds of his interest in the Steam-Boats ...

      p.3 Tenders called for Gov't Transport from Montreal to Kingston by Rideau and by St. Lawrence, and from Kingston to Montreal.

      p.2 Welland Canal Loan discussed in Committee of Supply on Jan. 30th. p.3 Gov't Contract - for Steamboat Transport on Lake Ontario from Prescott to Queenston and other ports.

      p.2 List of Bills Passed during the 3d Session of the 11th Prov. Parliament: # 7- An Act to erect a Light House on Point Pelee. #17- An Act to incorporate a Marine Insurance Co. #22- An Act for the improvement of the St. Lawrence. #29- An Act to ...

      p.2 John Macaulay Esq. has been appointed a Commissioner for the improvement of the St. Lawrence. The Commissioners met at Prescott on the 18th ult., when Jonas Jones, Esq. was elected President.

      p.1 Rideau Canal - 3 columns of description from the American Railroad Journal.

      p.3 Died - James G. Strowbridge, late contractor for Desjardins Canal.

      p.3 It is stated in the Chronicle that "the Collector of the Customs at this Port has received instructions from the Inspector General, to admit all vessels from the United States, without requiring the customary fee for entry." The Weather is now, and has been for ...

      p.3 The Rideau Canal - to be ready in about a month, despite rumours. The Navigation is now open. The Steam Boat Queenston arrived from Prescott at 3 o'clock on Monday, and proceeded to York early yesterday morning. Several Schooners have also sailed from this Port since ...

      p.2 Improvement of the St. Lawrence - Engineers are checking out the site. [Cornwall Observer] p.3 Opening prospects for trade along line of Rideau. [Montreal Herald]

      p.3 Steam-Boats - That splendid boat the Great Britain proceeded yesterday to Prescott, where she will receive her furniture and immediately after commence her regular trips. She will leave Kingston for Cobourg, York, and Niagara, on Friday next in the afternoon. The United ...

      p.3 Light-House on Nine Mile Point - The Commissioners appointed by statute for the erection of a Light House on Nine Mile Point, will receive Tenders until the 20th May inst. 1st - For the construction of a stone Tower for the said Light-House, forty feet in height from ...

      p.2 The Steam Boat United States, on her last trip up, in crossing from Kingston to Sackets Harbor, ran on a shoal extending into the lake, from the head of Grand or Long Island, about 12 or 14 miles from Kingston. Being at the time under full head-way, she ran …

      p.2 Launch - The large steamer now on the stocks at Mississagua Point, 360 tons burden, will be launched on Monday next, at 4 o'clock in the afternoon. p.3 As an evidence of the rapidly increasing prosperity of our country, we take occasion to mention ...

      p.2 Launch - Agreeably to notice, the beautiful Steamer St. George was launched from the ship yard at Mississagua Point on Monday last. An unusual number of persons assembled to witness the interesting sight, and at about 5 o'clock they were gratified by seeing the St. George ...

      p.2 A Steam Boat, built by Mr. Drummond at Stuart's Point, was launched this morning at 8 o'clock. The name we have not learnt. Melancholy - Yesterday one of the Durham boats belonging to Messrs. Macpherson, Crane & Co., forwarding merchants while proceeding down the ...

      p.2 Arrivals - Lieutenant Harper R.N. arrived in Kingston from England. The latter gentleman is to command the new Steamer St. George. On Sunday morning the fine vessel intended for a Tender to the Schooner Cockburn which was launched from the Dock Yard about three weeks ...