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      p.3 Rideau Canal - description, mentions Col. By. [Chronicle]

      p.3 Emigrants continue to arrive by every Steam-boat that touches at our Port, but very few of them remain with us....When Steam-boats begin to ply on the Rideau Canal, the tide of Emigration will take a different direction. Launch of a Schooner - A remarkably ...

      p.3 Rideau Canal - The first Raft of boards that has passed through the locks on the Rideau Canal, arrived on Thursday last. It belongs to Mr. Reuben Sherwood, who is the proprietor of excellent mills on the line of the canal. Mr. Drummond's Steamer, laden with Flour and Pork, …

      p.3 During the violence of the storm which raged so unprecedentedly last night, one of the large vessels on the Stocks at Point Frederick was blown to pieces. Rideau Canal - Since our last the Steamers Pumper and Union have arrived from By Town, with passengers and ...

      p.3 We understand that vessels from Canada are still prohibited from entering the Ports on the American side of Lake Ontario. This restriction, under present circumstances appears to us quite unnecessary, and it is highly detrimental to the trade of both countries. ...

      p.3 Melancholy Accident - The Steam boat Union arrived at the Cataraqui Bridge about 11 o'clock on Sunday night, from By Town, and a respectable emigrant, named Charles Bunce, while walking from the boat to the bridge, fell from the plank, struck his head against one of the stone ...

      p.3 Welland Canal - The St. Catherine's Journal states that during the week ending the 10th instant, twenty-six boats and schooners passed through the Welland Canal, laden with produce and merchandize.

      p.3 Steam-Boat United Kingdom - This fine vessel, which was better known to us under her original name Alciope, made her first appearance here on Sunday last, so completely new modelled as almost to defy recognition. The whole of her enginery has been replaced by high pressure ...

      p.2 There are several stories in circulation respecting the affair which occurred on board the steam-boat Queenston on the evening of Sunday the 19th ult. According to the statement published in the Brockville Gazette, Captain Gray was most shamefully treated by the Master ...

      p.3 Steam-Boat Notice - The Stockholders in the Steam-Boat John By, are requested to pay into my hands on or before the 10th October next the 10th and last instalment of 10% on their respective shares agreeable to the articles of association. Kingston 11th Sept., 1832 ...

      p.3 We observed, with much surprise, in the Brockville Gazette of last week, an editorial article on the subject of the John By steamer. We believe it to be quite unusual for a press to notice disparagingly any private enterprize of spirited individuals - no matter how ...

      p.3 A Perilous Situation - Welland canal boat breaks loose while being towed by horse, caught in rapids, almost goes over falls. Died - At Presque Isle, on the 21st inst., after a long illness, James Richardson Esq., 71 years old; for many years an obliging and successful ...

      p.3 The Montreal Gazette, received this morning, states that the Durham boat Belleville, Capt. Fenning, in running the Cascade rapids, struck on the rocks, and made so much water that she sunk near Beauharnois. We are sorry to add that 100 barrels of ashes will probably be ...

      p.3 letter about uniting Island of Montreal to Upper Canada so that U.C. will have a sea port, signed by "An Upper Canadian."

      p.2 Accident - Capt. Corning of Queenston saves girl from drowning at wharf. [Cobourg Star]

 Upper Canada Herald (Kingston, ON), Oct. 31, 1832     p.3 New Steam Boats - We yesterday visited the shipyard at Mississauga Point, and were agreeably surprised to find two fine steamers in frame, and nearly planked. They are constructed with red cedar, the most durable wood that grows in our forests, and promises to be extremely ...

      p.2 Shipwreck on Lake Erie - The Connecticut Courant publishes the following letter, dated Windsor, Ohio, October 4th - "Dear Sir - With painful emotions I hasten to announce to you the sad intelligence of the loss of Friend Thrall and his family, from Granby, Con., and Henry A. ...

      p.3 Stockholders of John By to pay 8th instalment of 10% by Feb. 10th.

      p.3 We are happy to announce to the good folks of Kingston, that Messrs. McPherson & Co., of Prescott have taken Mr. Cartwright's Stores for the purpose of commencing the forwarding trade from this to Montreal next spring. This shews that the forwarders on the St. ...

      p.3 It appears that an observation we made last week respecting the Rideau Canal, was liable to a double meaning. We intended to convey the idea, that some of the Prescott forwarders by their removing to Kingston, were persuaded that a large share of the business the ...