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      1830 KINGSTON GAZETTE AND RELIGIOUS ADVOCATE (from originals at Ontario Archives and Queen's University Special Collections) nil

      p.294 meeting of merchants - resolve that the free passage of the St. Lawrence can't be granted to U.S. citizens, etc. [Chronicle]

      p.302 outrage at Hog's Back, Rideau Canal; 5 put in Perth jail.

      p.306 The recurrence of riots on the Rideau, has become so frequent, that we understand Col. By has ordered a guard of the Sappers and Miners to mount at the Isthmus. [Brockville Gazette] The Harbour at the termination of the Welland Canal in Lake Ontario has been ...

      p.327 bank collapsing at Deep Cut; employees are starving, not paid. [Niagara Gleaner]

      p.334 Another Outrage at Hog's Back. [Canadian Courant]

      p.343 explosion kills miner on Rideau at Isthmus. [Brockville Gazette]

      p.366 We understand that one of the principle Forwarding Merchants of Prescott is engaging Masters and hands for Durham Boats upon condition of their abstaining from the use of ardent spirits. Such terms of service, we doubt not, will be found advantageous to both parties. It ...

      p.374 Steam Boats, etc. - arrival of Niagara, etc. Melancholy Circumstance - small boat disaster on Lake Ontario.

      p.382 Steam Boats - Dalhousie, Alciope, Queenston, and Niagara mentioned. changes in Custom House regulations are announced, boats arriving at Coteau du Lac no longer have to pay fees. Messrs. Hamilton to run a steamboat from Queenston to Burlington Bay. [Gore ...

      p.391 Lake Temperance - We understand that a very laudable exertion is making among the Owners and Masters of vessels at this port, to fit out their vessels for the season without furnishing the article of spirituous liquors to be drank on board by either master or men. We look …

      p.399 Mr. Merritt, Agent of the Welland Canal Company, announces the opening dates and tolls for the Canal.

      p.406 Two Schooners were built the past winter at Sackets Harbor, and launched a few days ago, and both building and launching were effected without the use of ardent spirits. The Rideau Canal - status of the work. [Brockville Gazette] p.407 a ...

      1830 CANADIAN WATCHMAN Successor to Kingston Gazette and Religious Advocate (from microfilm available at Queen's University - originals at United Church Archives, Toronto) (Vol. 1 No. 1) p.8 NEW LINE OF STEAM ...

      p.15 Welland Canal - We learn from the St. Catharine's Journal that the American schooner Erie, in ballast, from Cleveland, Ohio, passed that village on the 29th July. The vessel draws 6 feet water, and is the first from Lake Erie which has navigated the canal. The Erie arrived ...

      p.55 - arrival of Commodore Barrie in town with family from England. ....We learn that the Lords of the Admiralty have given orders for the reduction of all the Naval ordinary Establishments in Canada. [Patriot] A Coroner's inquest was held on the body of Scott Burt, in ...

      p.63 - The Farmer's Journal states that a company have it in contemplation to build a steam-boat at Chippewa, to ply upon the upper lakes. There is at present no steam-boat belonging to the Canadian side on those lakes while the Americans have nine. It is observable that on Lake …

      p.71 Rideau Canal - Some canoes, with persons of distinction on board, passed and re-passed one of the locks of the Rideau Canal near Bytown on Saturday last. Welland Canal - The schr. Charles and Ann proceeded from York to Buffalo and returned between the 15th and 26th ...

      p.95 We should have mentioned last week, that the British America, intended for a steam engine of 160 horse power, was launched at Prescott on the 16th inst.

      p.103 A mistake occurred in printing the name of the new Steamboat last week. It should have been Great Britain.