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      p.2 Letter from Editor - mentions Regatta at Montreal: in the Skiff Race Eccles and the Rifleman did not show, the Barriefield Tailor beat the others from Montreal and Quebec. Skiff Race for the Championship - 2 miles; Prize - Silver Cup; entrance 5s. Dart Jim Medley, ...

      p.2 To the Editor of the British Whig. Dear Sir, - I perceive by your Montreal Letter No. 1 that you entertain the same opinion as many others who were present on the occasion, in reference to the unfair manner in which our friend Medley was dealt ...

      p.2 At the Niagara Assizes last week, the Grand Jury threw out the bill against Captain Cochrane, the master of the steamer Commerce, which was sunk in Lake Erie last summer, by a collision with the American steamer Dispatch, whilst conveying a portion of the 23rd Regiment ...

      p.2 Kingston Imports. Oct. 23rd - Schr. Philomene, Montreal, 1050 bars railroad iron, H. & S. Jones. Str. Niagara, Oswego, gen. cargo. Barge Clyde, Quebec, 1133 bars railroad iron, 558 flat iron, J.T. McCuaig. Oct. 24th - Str. Bay ...

      p.2 Kingston Imports. Oct. 24th - Str. Cataract, Oswego, gen. cargo. Oct. 25th - Str. Niagara, Ogdensburgh, passengers and baggage. Barge Victoria, Montreal, gen. cargo. Barge Buck Eye, Montreal, gen. cargo.

      p.2 Kingston Imports. Oct. 25th - Str. Ontario, Oswego, gen. cargo. Oct. 26th - Str. Cataract, gen. cargo. Barge Rapid, Montreal, gen. cargo. Schr. Ellen, Wellington, 3800 bush. wheat, Thos. Cruse.

      p.2 Kingston Imports. Oct. 26th - Str. Bay State, Oswego, gen. cargo. Oct. 28th - Str. Ontario, Ogdensburgh, passengers and baggage. Schr. Woodman, Wellington, 4500 bush. wheat, 3000 bush. peas, Macpherson & Crane. Schr. A.J. ...

      p.2 Kingston Imports. Oct. 30th - Str. Highlander, Montreal, gen. cargo. Oct. 31st - Str. Cataract, Ogdensburgh, passengers and baggage. Schr. Canadian, Oswego, gen. cargo. Schr. Marion, Oswego, gen. cargo.

      p.2 Kingston Imports. Oct. 31st - Str. Bay State, Oswego, gen. cargo. Nov. 1st - Str. Ontario, Oswego, gen. cargo. Schr. Elizabeth, St. Catharines, 303 bbls. flour, 30 tons bran, M. Rourk. Exports Oct. 31st - Str. ...

      p.2 Marine Intelligence - We learn from the Buffalo Commercial that the schooner Hamilton which went ashore some weeks since near Gravelly Bay, has been got off without serious damage. The Commerical of the 29th says "there was a severe gale down the lake yesterday, which did ...

      p.2 The Break in the Lachine Canal - The following is a communication from W.S. Keefer, received per Telegraph, yesterday morning, by D.D. Calvin, Esq., proprietor of the Tug Line: "Four hundred men and 100 horses at work day and night. Bank made up to canal bottom. Work ...

      p.2 The Breach in the Canal - From intelligence received from the spot, the breach in the Canal will be made good early next week. Heavy relays of men are working at the breach night and day. The traffic from Montreal is scarcely affected by this accident for the mail …

      p.2 To Mariners - Notice is hereby given, that on Monday the 4th of November next, the new revolving light will be exhibited at Port Dalhousie. It will stand at the end of the east pier, about fifty-five feet above the water. It will revolve every three minutes. D.H. ...

      p.2 Copper to England - Yesterday the Minesota passed down the Welland Canal, with 300 tons of Copper Ore, from the Bruce Mines, on Lake Huron, for Swansea. [St. Catherine's Journal] The Long Sault Rapids - similar to Nov. 7 article. Kingston ...

      p.2 Navigation - season almost ended, everybody has been busy; shipments of wheat, flour, and lumber has increased. p.3 Kingston Imports. Nov. 9th - Schr. Primrose, Wellington, 932 bushels barley, Mr. Cameron; 600 bush. peas, ...

      p.2 Arrivals - The steamer Sovereign, Capt. Wilkinson, arrived here yesterday, having the steamer Commerce in tow. The Commerce is the vessel that was run down by the Despatch on Lake Erie, and sunk in many fathoms water. She is to be repaired & sold in the spring for the …

      p.2 Kingston Imports. Nov. 13th - Str. Ontario, Oswego, gen. cargo. Nov. 14th - Str. Cataract, Ogdensburgh, pass. and baggage. Schr. Elizabeth, Ogdensburgh, in ballast. Schr. Leander, Port Hope, 392 bush. wheat, and potash, agents, ...

      p.2 Navigation Laws in the U.S. - a full column of imports, exports, shipping tonnages for 1846 and 1849, statistics, etc.; mentions that "the commerce of these lakes has recently been published by the House of Representatives of the United States in a valuable report by the Hon. ...

      p.2 Letter from Editor - about Rideau Canal, description of towns; rate of tolls exacted by Board of Ordnance are too high and hurting business. Kingston Imports. Nov. 18th - Str. Princess Royal, Toronto, gen. cargo. ...

      p.2 Six years ago there were but 2 vessels on Lake Superior, and not more than one or two white families could be found within 400 miles from the Sault to La Pointe. Now there are 3 large propellers, and 6 or 7 sail vessels. Four light houses have been …