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      p.3 NEWS MARINE LIST. Port of Kingston - Arrived. Nov. 6 - W.H. Merritt, Hamilton, 23 bbls beef, 686 bbls flour, 112 bbls whiskey, 17 bbls ashes; Amity, Port Hope, 677 bbls flour, 2 bbls ashes; propeller Beagle, Humber River, 950 ...

      p.2 The season of navigation is fast drawing to a close. Two of the American Steamboats are laid up, and one of the lake royal mail line. The boats of the river mail line are still running, but their trips are irregular. The forwarding business is yet brisk, a large …

      p.2 The Toronto Patriot understands that it is the intention of the Government to improve the harbor of Toronto, making a permanent work on the north side of the channel, the Queen's wharf to be rebuilt of stone, a pier on the end of the bar to form the south …

      p.1 The Steamer Highlander, after a most successful season, is about wintering in Cornwall. She is to undergo some changes, in order to navigate the Beauharnois Canal with greater ease than she could in her present shape. [Cornwall Observer] Inquest - on body of ...

      p.2 There can no longer exist a doubt that the Schooner Thistle, of this Port, commanded by Captain Burns, joint owner with Messrs. McPherson & Crane, has gone down in the waters of Lake Ontario, with all on board. The Thistle left this port upwards of three weeks ...

      p.3 NEWS MARINE LIST. Port of Kingston - Arrived. Dec. 3 - Sch. Enterprize, Sackets Harbor, merchandize. Dec. 4 - Sch. John Porter, Oswego, merchandize. Dec. 5 - Sch. C.J. Robinson, Hamilton, 1158 bbls flour, 58 ashes, 1 ...

      p.2 On Tuesday morning, a barge which had been ashore above Lachine, and which had on board a quantity of wheat in a damaged state, was driven down the rapids by the ice and sunk at the foot of the current of St. Mary. A few days ago, another barge, …

      1846 THE NEWS, KINGSTON (from microfilm available at Queen's University - Stauffer Library, and at the Ontario Archives, unless otherwise noted) p.2 Ice has taken across to Wolfe Island. Shipments from Buffalo - The trade of Buffalo is fast giving ...

      p.2 a letter to editor concerning effects of supplying Tow-paths and steam power on canals - much about forwarder's monopoly on Lake Ontario and St. Lawrence, and the remedy suggested is to put government tug boats on river in order to reduce freight charges - signed by ...

      p.2 Memorial of Montreal Board of Trade - in favor of putting steam tugs on St. Lawrence River. Loss on the Lakes - The loss of life by disaster upon the Lakes is beyond calculation. A friend to the editor of the Chicago Journal, who is intimately connected with navigation …

      p.3 Table of Imports and Duties at the Port of Kingston for 1845.

      p.3 Welland Canal - Notice is now given by authority, that Samuel Power, Esq., Engineer, in charge of the Welland Canal, has received instructions to have the Canal prepared throughout to pass Vessels suited to the dimensions of the enlarged Locks, on the opening of the ...

      p.3 Government Notice. STEAM BOAT TRANSPORT On Lake Ontario, For the Year 1846. Sealed Tenders will be received at the Commissariat Office, Kingston, until Tuesday, the 24th February, 1846, ...

      p.2 A portion of a mast, with some rigging attached, was one day last week found about two miles from this place down the Lake, on the American side. It is supposed, from its size, to have belonged to the schooner Thistle, which was lost, with all on board, several …

      p.3 On Monday evening a large assemblage took place at the Town Hall, the object of the meeting being to form a Bethel Society, charged especially with the duty of providing for the spiritual instruction and welfare of Sailors employed on the lakes. The meeting was ...

      p.2 Oswego - We learn from an authentic source, that arrangements have been perfected for a daily line of steamers between this port and Montreal. The boat building at French Creek is to run in this line, which will be composed of boats half American and half British. The trip …

      p.2 The ice remains strong, as yet giving no indication of leaving the bay and harbor. The steamer Admiral arrived a few days since at the upper gap with a number of M.P.P.'s on board, who were landed on the ice, and walked to Fredericksburgh, two and a half miles …

      p.1 The Steamer Highlander - This splendid Boat is at present in the St. Lawrence Canal, at the East end of this Town, where she had taken up her Winter quarters at the closing of the navigation. The contemplated alterations in her dimensions are rapidly progressing - the ...

      p.4 ad for M.T. Hunter, Ship Chandler, NO. 1 Hardy's Buildings, Ontario St.

      p.3 Our harbor is free of ice down to the Commercial wharf. The steamer Henry Gildersleeve went out yesterday, making a short excursion down the River. The Gildersleeve starts for Dickenson's Landing on Saturday morning. No boats yet from above. An American Schooner came ...