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      Crew Perishes on Schooner New York Mr. Editor, Sir. To-day has been exhibited in this place an awful scene; during the severe gale of yesterday, a vessel was discovered 8 to 10 miles from shore, apparently in an ungovernable situation, at about 12 o'clock she neared the land so ...

      1820 KINGSTON CHRONICLE (available on microfilm at Kingston Frontenac Public Library and at Queen's University - Stauffer Library unless otherwise noted) p.3 The ice took across the river in front of the town on the 2nd inst.... ...

      p.2 Government Sale at H.M. Naval Yard, Kingston on 1st Feb. - junk, old rope and other stores. 13th December, 1819.

      p.3 Gov. Clinton of New York State gives a speech to the Legislature of N.Y. State, touching on state of internal improvements, need for a harbor at Buffalo, work on the Grand Canal, etc.

      p.3 Notice - The Stockholders in the Steam Boat Frontenac are requested to meet at Walker's Hotel on Monday next at 12 o'clock, when a statement of the Treasurer's accounts will be exhibited to them. William Mitchell, ...

      p.3 The Navigation Bill - introduced in the American House of Representatives on the 15th inst. [Commercial Advertiser]

      p.3 more on the U.S. Navigation Act. Custom House Office, Kingston, 24th March, 1820. The Schooner Comet, and a Durham Boat, will be exposed to sale in the Harbor of Kingston on Wednesday the 5th day of April next, at 12 o'clock. The former is a vessel well ...

      p.2 Inland Navigation law discussed in Parliament of Upper Canada - House of Assembly. p.3 GOVERNMENT TRANSPORT. Any person or persons desirous of contracting for transporting such Naval Stores as may be required, during the ...

      p.3 The ice having been broke up on Tuesday last by the wind, the harbour is now open for navigation, and will soon, we trust, display a cheering scene of bustle and activity.

      p.3 Died - at Point Henry, on Tuesday last, John Hendry, Ship Builder, aged 38.

      p.2 Navigation Bill - passed the Senate, extends its provisions to all the British settlements in America. p.3 The Steam Boats and other vessels have again begun to ply upon our Lakes and Rivers. The Charlotte made her first trip to Prescott on ...

      p.3 THE STEAM-BOAT SOPHIA. Has re-commenced running as a Packet, between Sacket's Harbor and Kingston, as follows: viz. Leaves Sacket's Harbor for Kingston, on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, of each week, at six o'clock in the ...

      p.3 Inland Navigation Bill - The following mode of evading the provisions of this act has lately been put into practice in the Eastern District. Boats from Ogdensburgh laden with Genesee flour pass down the river, and after entering at the Custom House of Coteau du Lac in Lower ...

      p.3 New Canal - Grenville, Ottawa River - the Royal Staff Corps., under the command of Captain Du Vernet, are to resume work. [Montreal ? Herald] The William and John, a Durham Boat belonging to this port in charge of Mr. Benjamin Tucker, proceeded on Saturday the 13th ...

      p.3 scheme about evading provisions of navigation act in Eastern District said not to be carried out (dealing with Genessee flour).

      p.3 Died - lately at Amherstburgh, Mr. Henry Davenport, late Acting Purser of His Majesty's Ship Niagara on Lake Ontario. We understand that 300 Royal Marines are expected from England this season to be stationed at the Naval Yard on Point Frederick. On their arrival, ...

      p.3 Lachine Canal - We are happy to have it in our power to announce that the first rough operations of this work have been completed; and that they have been conducted with all the celerity of which they were susceptible. [Courant] Died - at the River Thames, in the …

      p.3 York July 20th Launch. On Saturday evening, a schooner of about 60 tons built for Mr. Oates and others, was launched in this port. She went off in very fine style until she reached the water, where, from some defect in her ways, her progress was ...

      p.3 ad for St. Mary Foundry - lists types of work produced, including steam engine machinery. Montreal, July 29th, 1820. Allison, Turner & Co.

      p.3 VESSEL LOST. We learn from a gentleman from Pultneyville, that on the 4th inst. the Schooner Commodore Perry, from Sackett's harbor, about 20 miles out and nearly opposite the former place, was upset in a heavy gale, filled, and sunk. She was bound ...