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 Geneva Gazette (Geneva, NY), June 21, 1809     PORTAGE. ______ Porter, Barton & Co. Having taken a lease from the state of New-York of the carrying place at the Falls of Niagara , and been at great pains and ...

      The US brig was the Oneida

 Geneva Gazette (Geneva, NY), June 23, 1813     Pultneyville and Sodus Alarmed On Thursday last, the British fleet on Lake Ontario, made its appearance off Pultneyville , causing the Inhabitants much alarm; from whence without stopping, they shaped their course towards

 Geneva Gazette (Geneva, NY), June 23, 1813   Pultneyville and Sodus Alarmed On Thursday last, the British fleet on Lake Ontario, made its appearance off Pultneyville , causing the Inhabitants much alarm; from whence without stopping, they shaped …

Maritime History of the Great Lakes

 Geneva Gazette (Geneva, NY), July 7, 1813     Attack on Oswego On the 19th June an attempt was made by the British to effect a landing at Oswego. Capt. Woolsey , with the Growler and  Geneva Gazette (Geneva, NY), July 7, 1813   Attack on Oswego On the 19th June an attempt was made by the British to effect a landing at Oswego. Capt. Woolsey , with the Growler and Maritime History of the Great Lakes

 Geneva Gazette (Geneva, NY), Feb. 15, 1815     Lansingburgh , January 31 . Extract of a letter dated Sacket's Harbor , Jan. 11 . "There are near six hundred ...

 Geneva Gazette (Geneva, NY), April 5, 1815     Northern Market. The Subscribers having nearly completed a safe and convenient Harbour at Pulteney-Ville , on Lake Ontario , together with large and commodious Ware-Houses - and being interested ...

      The schooner Mary , of Oswego , bound for Ogdensburgh , laden with about 600 barrels of flour and portk, struck on a rock at the False ...

 Geneva Gazette (Geneva, NY), Aug. 12, 1829     Lake Ontario. - The Oswego Gazette of the 5th inst. speaks of the increasing business of that place. From eight to twenty vessels are frequently seen in the harbor, where two or three only were found a year ago. The steam-boat Ontario touches there on Fridays, on her way from …

      Herkimer, Jan. 20. From Sacket's Harbor. - We learn direct that the principal part of the public stores of clothing, &c.; have been removed ten or twelve miles in to the interior. The garrison at that place consists of nearly one thousand effectives, exclusive of sailors and ...

      MILITARY MANEUVERS. On Sunday Maj. Gen. Brown, Cols. Gain and Bedel, and about 300 U.S. Infantry from Sacket's Harbor, arrived here, and it was given out that other troops were on the march which would make the whole force amount to between 2 and 3,000 men - who were to …

      OSWEGO TAKEN. On Thursday last the British made an attack on Oswego, and attempted to land a force, but were repulsed. On Friday morning the attack was renewed they succeeded in landing, and carried the Fort byh storm the third assault, after two unsuccessful attempts to take it - ...

      It is understood that Sacket's Harbor is completely invested by the British fleet on Ontario. Several alarms have been occasioned at Oswego by the re-appearance of a British force off the place, and the militia in the neighborhood have in conseqence been repeatedly called ...

      A detachment of between 3 and 400 Riflemen, under Major Morgan, arrived in boats at Sodus from Sacket's Harbor on Saturday evening last, and left there again the same night, to join Gen. Brown's army. The Fleet remained in the Harbor on Friday last, prepared to sail. ...

      The ship-carpenters who passed through this city a few days since on their return from Sacket's Harbor, stated, that the number of gunboats now in readiness at the harbor, is fifteen, each carrying a long 13 pounder in her bow, and a 32 pound carronade in her stern, and are …

      FROM SACKET'S HARBOR Extract of a letter dated Sacket's Harbor, October 7th, 1814. "I have only time to say that our entire fleet has just come into this Harbor - Nothing of the enemy's fleet has yet been heard of, and presume they have not yet sailed from Kingston. I …

      FROM SACKET'S HARBOR Extract of a letter from an officer at Sacket's Harbor to a gentleman in Albany, dated Oct. 12. "We are still fortifing this post with breast-works, that surround the whole Harbor, and a new battery that will mount sixteen 44's. We are in daily ...

      From the West - The British fleet, including the new ship, the St. Lawrence, arrived the 19th ult. and anchored off Fort Niagara, where, it is understood, it received the greater part of Gen. Drummond's army and sailed down the Lake, supposed for Kingston, at which place it appeared ...

      The Canada papers mention a terrible gale on Lake Ontario, in which many merchant vessels and boats, with their crews, going to Niagara and York, had been lost.

      Mr. Brown, Ship-builder, from New-York, with a number of hands, have passed through this city, for Sacket's Harbor - to proceed immediately to the building of several large ships at that place - Report says, one of 120 guns, a 74, &c.;&c.; - Albany Gazette. ...

      A letter from Sacket's Harbor, dated Dec. 13, states there has lately arrived at that place, a lieutenant of the British Navy, a deserter from Canada. He commanded the brig Linnet, which was burnt last summer at the head of Lake Ontario, to prevent her falling into our hands. He …