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      p.2 The Peerless - Captain Dick's new steamer, the Peerless, should have been launched from her dock at Niagara on Wednesday; but by an accidental shifting of the supports, it was found impossible to effect it. The vessel is said to present an admirable appearance, and for speed ...

      p.2 The Harbor - was frozen, but now open again. Notice - Wolfe Island Canal - The Stockholders of the Company are hereby notified, that their Stock will be required to be paid in at the Office of the Secretary, Clarence Street, in instalments of Ten per cent each, on …

      p.2 Navigation of Lake Erie - The navigation of Lake Erie was open in the early part of the present week, and doubtless still so continues. The steamer America reached Buffalo on Monday afternoon from Cleveland, with a good freight, and the Cleveland was expected to ...

      p.2 Toronto Produce Circular - (part)... The opening for Lake and River craft was never so favorable; "vessels" and "freight steamers" are now being chartered for next season. Quite a number are being built at different points; there was $1000 advance recently refused upon a ...

      p.2 Lake Erie - The steamer America arrived at Buffalo from Cleveland on the 8th inst., and left at 4 p.m. the next day, on return, with a number of passengers and a heavy freight.

      p.2 Variations In the Waters of Lake Ontario - as measured at Charlotte by Capt. H.T. Spencer.

      p.2 The Chicago Press gives a list of the lake craft wintering in that port, which includes 16 brigs, 3 barques, 56 schooners, 4 steamers, 6 propellers and one sloop. Died - In this city, on Friday last, Jan. 14th, Mr. Potter, late Steward of the str. Bay of Quinte. …

      p.2 The Weather at Toronto - ... The steamer Chief did not leave port for Niagara, Wednesday or Thursday. The steamer Mazeppa has got ice bound, at Wellington Square - we trust only temporarily. [Colonist] Jan. 20, 1853 nil Jan. 21, 1853 nil Jan. 22, ...

      p.2 The Peerless - The beautiful new iron steamer Peerless was launched safely into her future element on Thursday the 6th; owing to an accident arising from the settling of the ground under the ways, her attempted launch on the 27th was a failure. We are happy to see her …

      p.2 Ship Canal Around The Falls - planned for American side. Damage to Oswego Harbor - A correspondent at Oswego informs us that the injury to the piers at that place by the gale of the 18th inst. was very serious, upwards of 200 feet of the middle portion of …

      p.2 Three Masted Schooners for Sale By Auction. Will be sold by Public Auction, at the St. Lawrence Wharf, Kingston, on Tuesday, the 1st day of March next, if not previously disposed of at private sale, those well-known, first-class, three-masted ...

      p.2 A channel was made through the Peninsula opposite Toronto, by the last severe easterly gale, the storm thus doing what it has often been in contemplation to execute by means of manual labor. The Leader states that this channel is several feet deep, and that so powerful was ...

      p.2 Police Court - John Reed complained of Luke Whelan for taking a mast out of his boat; Whelan stated that Reed had taken a boom of his - postponed. Feb. 3, 1853 nil Feb. 4, 1853 nil Feb. 5, 1853 nil ...

      p.2 The Oswego Times says some contracts are being negotiated for freights on the opening of navigation, at rates, we understand, below those paid the past season. There is a prevailing belief that lake freights must rule low next season, on account of the large amount of tonnage ...

      p.2 Notice - Wolfe Island Canal - The Stockholders of the Company are hereby notified, that their Stock will be required to be paid in at the Office of the Secretary, Clarence Street, in instalments of Ten per cent each, on the 15th day of February, instant, and the 15th …

      p.2 Toronto Harbor - The breach in the Island at the point known as the Narrows is commanding considerable attention in Toronto. The opening was about 100 yards wide, and the water running through about 4 or 5 feet deep. A great deal of discussion has arisen on the subject …

      p.2 Fatal Accident at Kingston Mills - Two Lives Lost - dam at bottom of locks gave way while men were pumping out lock so as to be able to make repairs. Feb. 14, 1853 nil Feb. 15, 1853 nil Feb. 16, 1853 nil Feb. 17, 1853 nil ...

      p.2 City Council - (part) Mr. Ald. Jackson, as chairman of the Committee on Wharves and Harbors, then read the report, and produced a plan of a portion of the harbor, which he had obtained, commencing at Counter's Wharf, and proceeding in an Easterly direction to Scobell's ...

      p.2 The Murray Canal - Council of United Counties of Northumberland & Durham petition for its construction; some early history. [Cobourg Star] Toronto and Liverpool - We notice that the barque Cherokee, now building here, is advertised in the Colonist, of Toronto, to ...

      p.2 Lake Steamers - We see it stated in a Toronto paper that the steamers Champion and Highlander are to run during the coming season of navigation, between Hamilton and Rochester. Shipbuilding In Montreal - It is always a source of pleasure to us, says the Montreal Herald, ...