p.2 steamer Cherokee back in port, Lt. Davis in command. The U.S. armed schooner Harrison, Capt. Knapp, is paying a friendly visit to this port. She is a very handsome little vessel, and her crew are a very gentlemanly set of fellows. They have been very attentive to all persons who (visited...

    p.2 THE REGATTA. On Tuesday the Regatta took place. An earnest but unsuccessful attempt was made in the morning of that day by several gentlemen deeply interested in the well doing of the Provincial Show, to postpone it until Friday. The consequence was that every thing went wrong on the ...

    (from bound volume of originals at Queen's University - Special Collections) p.2 Port of Kingston Sept. 22nd - Str. Cataract, Oswego, gen. cargo. Sept. 24th - Schr. Highland Chief, Darlington, 830 bbls. flour, H. & S. Jones. Schr. Sophia, Chicago, sundries, George Ives; 3000 bush....

    p.2 Port of Kingston Sept. 22nd - Str. Cataract, Oswego, gen. cargo. Str. Ontario, Ogdensburgh, passengers and baggage. Sept. 24th - Schr. Sophia, Chicago, corn, wheat, and gen. cargo, R. Gaskin and others. Schr. Highland Chief, Darlington, 830 bbls. flour, H. & S. Jones. Schr....

    p.2 Port of Kingston Sept. 26th - Str. Ontario, Oswego, gen. cargo. Str. Bay State, Ogdensburgh, passengers and baggage. Schr. Lord Durham, Darlington, 2000 bushels wheat, 200 bbls. flour, H. & S. Jones. Sept. 27th - Schr. Lady Bagot, Bear Creek, 14,000 staves, Calvin, Cook & Co. ...

    p.2 The steamer Franklin was seized by the Canadian authorities at Round Island, in the Straits of St. Mary, for an alleged violation of the Revenue laws. She landed provisions and stores for the inhabitants of that Island, which has heretofore been considered American soil. She was promptly ...

    p.2 THE ANNUAL BARRIEFIELD REGATTA. A meeting is called this afternoon at Lane's Tavern, Barriefield Hill, to form a Barriefield Regatta Club. The time was when every year a pleasant Regatta took place on the calm waters below the Cataraqui Bridge, where all the world could enjoy the scene;...

    p.3 Port of Kingston Sept. 29th - Str. Niagara, Ogdensburgh, passengers and baggage. Str. Bay State, Lewiston, gen. cargo. Schr. Europe, Port Credit, 7461 bush. wheat, J. Walker. ...

    p.2 Another Arrival From the Far West - The Schr. Governor, from Toledo, Ohio, arrived on Wednesday, and is now lying at Fairbanks and Allison's wharf. The distance is 3000 miles, and the voyage was accomplished in 30 days. This fore-and-aft which has crossed the Inland Seas, is 224 tons burthen,...

    p.2 LETTERS FROM THE EDITOR - No. I - trip through Rideau Canal; some description of Smiths Falls and Perth; also discusses the Rideau Canal - yearly expenses not close to being met by revenue from a few steamers, scows and lumber rafts. ...

    p.2 LETTERS FROM THE EDITOR - No. II - at Bytown, where there were seven barges loading with sawed lumber for the New York and Boston markets; "The barges pass down the Ottawa to the St. Lawrence, thence down to the Chambly Canal, through it to Lake Champlain, and so to Albany, via the Whitehall...

    p.2 MARINE - GALE ON THE LAKES The Chicago Journal of the 2nd instant, says the storm, which has been very violent for a day or two, increased in fury last night, and the wind heightened into a gale. We fear it has proved disastrous to shipping upon the Lakes. We learn from the Cleveland ...

    p.2 LETTERS FROM THE EDITOR - No. III (part) The steamer Phoenix deserves a passing notice. After the destruction by fire last summer of Messrs. Macpherson & Crane's new steamer Speed, that enterprising firm commenced immediately preparations for another vessel to be ready this spring....

    p.3 Port of Kingston Oct. 11th - Str. Otter, Montreal, gen. cargo. Schr. Princess Victoria, Cleveland, 8437 bush. wheat, Macpherson & Crane. Str. Commerce, Cleveland, 300 bbls. flour, 38 grindstones, Macpherson & Crane. Str. Commerce, Port Stanley, 3301 bush. wheat, 559 bbls....

    p.2 Mail Contract - We learn that Donald Bethune, Esq., has received the contract for carrying the Mails, by steamboat, the whole way between Montreal and Hamilton, commencing next season. Note - The above is not precisely a fact. Mr. Bethune's tender was was the lowest, but it has not yet...

    p.2 Letter From The Editor No. IV - on Ottawa River to Montreal, travelled part way on steamer Oldfield. Port of Kingston Oct. 15th - Str. Bay State, Ogdensburgh, gen. cargo. Str. Ontario, Lewiston, gen. cargo. Oct. 16th - Schr. Silas Wright, Oswego, in ballast, R. Davis. Str. ...

    p.2 Port of Kingston Oct. 16th - Str. Cataract, Oswego, gen. cargo. Str. Niagara, Ogdensburgh, passengers and baggage. Oct. 17th - Barge William Henry, Montreal, 868 bbls. salt, 50 tons pig iron, 315 bbls. mackerel, H. & S. Jones. Str. City of Toronto, Toronto, 400 bbls. flour, ...

    p.2 The Barriefield Regatta - Owing to the absence of H.M.S. Cherokee, Lt. Davis, the Barriefield Regatta has been postponed. It will come off during one of the few bright and warmer days of this month. The following gentlemen are the officers of the Barriefield Regatta Club, viz. - J.B. Marks,...

    p.2 Port of Kingston Oct. 17th - Str. Niagara, Lewiston, sundries. Schr. British Queen, Toronto, 12,839 bush. wheat, Macpherson & Crane. Schr. Royal Susan, Oswego, in ballast, Walter McKay. Str. Cataract, Ogdensburgh, gen. cargo. Oct. 18th - Schr. Lord Seaton, Port Dover, 2900...

    p.2 Ship Canal Around the Fall of Sault Marie - meeting held to consider need and importance (at Sault Ste. Marie.) p.3 Port of Kingston Oct. 19th - Str. Bay State, Ogdensburgh, gen. cargo. Str. Ontario, Lewiston, gen. cargo. Oct. 20th - Str. Genesee Chief, Oswego, gen. cargo. ...

    p.2 Port of Kingston Oct. 20th - Schr. Minerva, Oswego, 1000 bbls. flour, Quebec Forwarding Co. Brig Mohawk, Whitby, 24 bbls. flour, 5600 bush. wheat, Macpherson & Crane. Str. Cataract, Oswego, gen. cargo. Str. Ontario, Ogdensburgh, no cargo. Oct. 22th - Schr. Atlantic, Oswego,...

    p.2 Free Trade - American restrictions on British shipping to be lifted on Jan. 1st next - a circular from U.S. Treasury Dep't to Collectors and other officers of Customs. Port of Kingston Oct. 22nd - Str. Niagara, Lewiston, gen. cargo. Str. Cataract, Ogdensburgh, passengers and baggage....

    p.2 Lord Elgin's Visit To Kingston - expected to arrive on Cherokee, might not be a good time. Barriefield Regatta - Many enquiries are daily made about the coming off of this affair. The answer is, that until H.M.S. Cherokee returns to harbor, no arrangements can be made. Marine - We learn...

    p.2 We understand that an investigation is now in progress relative to certain transactions at the Custom House of this port, which have lately come to the knowledge of the Government. Mr. Meudell, Collector of Customs at Brockville, is conducting the investigation. [Globe] Port of Kingston ...

    p.2 Barriefield Regatta - It has been determined that this long procrastinated affair will come off on Thursday next, Nov. 1st, provided the weather be fair. The list of Prizes and Premiums will appear immediately. Port of Kingston Oct. 25th - Str. Ontario, Ogdensburgh, no cargo. Str. ...

    p.2 Port of Kingston Oct. 26th - Str. Niagara, Lewiston, gen. cargo. Str. Cataract, Ogdensburgh, no cargo. Oct. 27th - Str. Genesee Chief, Oswego, gen. cargo. Schr. Victory, Oswego, 100 bbls. salt, Thomas Dykes; 60 bbls. salt, Capt. Polley. Str. City of Toronto, gen. cargo. ...

    p.2 Barriefield Regatta - The weather is too cold and unpleasant to allow the Sports to come off today. In all probability, they will be postponed until the 2nd day of the coming Indian Summer. Port of Kingston Oct. 27th - Str. Bay State, Lewiston, gen. cargo. Oct. 29th - Schr. ...

    p.2 TO BE RAFFLED At Mr. Perkins' Hotel, on Saturday, 17th November, at 7 o'clock P.M. the Yacht JENNY LIND, with sails, rigging, and everything complete. The list will be open for subscribers at Mr. Perkins. p. COLLINS. Nov. 1st, 1849. Port of Kingston Oct. 31st - Str. ...

    p.2 Port of Kingston Nov. 2nd - Schr. Oddfellow, Chicago, 600 bush. wheat, Jas. Morton; 400 bbls. tallow, Hooker, Henderson & Co. Schr. Silas Wright, Oswego, in ballast. Schr. Trident, Oswego, in ballast. Schr. Isabella, Colborne, 357 bbls. flour, 988 bush. wheat, H. & S. Jones. ...

    p.1 SHERIFF'S SALE. Midland District, To Wit: On Saturday the 20th day of January, 1849, at 12 o'clock, noon, will be sold at GREER'S WHARF, in the City of Kingston, the following property belonging to John Hood Greer & William Colcleugh, seized by virtue of several Executions, issued out...

    p.3 Kingston Marine List Vessels Arrived in Port Dec. 26th - Schr. David Tait, Picton, 24 cords firewood, John Walters. Dec. 30th - Schr. Primrose, South Bay, 24 cords firewood, Cornelius Mountonoy. Schr. Perseverence, Oswego, 110 salt barrels partly empty, Baker & Allen. Two ...

    p.2 Much Wanted - We are pleased to learn that Capt. Ralph Jones has nearly completed his arrangements for placing a steamer on the route between Toronto and Oswego next season, touching at the following Ports, viz.: Whitby, Oshawa, Darling, Bond Head, Port Hope, Cobourg, Grafton, Colborne, ...

    p.2 The Weather - Bay and Harbor frozen over... ...

    p.2 new life preserver of india rubber encloses entire person except face. [Albany Argus] ...

    p.2 The steamer Chief Justice Robinson, Capt. Jas. Dick, made a special trip to Grafton Harbor, below Coburg. She left this port on Saturday afternoon, on her arrival from Lewiston, but was obliged to put back by the storm. She again left on Sunday evening, and returned to port last night from ...

    p.3 Look Out - The ice has taken to Long Island, but the crossing is yet on foot... ...

    p.3 Winter Navigation of the Lake! - The Steamer Chief Justice called at our port on Monday last, on her way from Grafton to Toronto. She was chartered by Messrs. Campbell and Standly, the spirited proprietors of the Haldimand Distillery. We believe she is to come down three or four times during...

    p.2 The Ice Business - ice cut in Lake Huron for Cincinnati. [Detroit Free Press] p.3 In Bankruptcy  - Samuel Deadman Fowler, Ship Builder; first meeting of creditors on 26th of January, 1849.   Kingston, 10th January, 1849. ...

    p.2 Disasters on Lakes for 1848 - The Oswego Times of the 27th ult. publishes a table compiled by Captain Rounds, of the Northwestern Insurance Co. showing the number of marine disasters on the lakes during the season of 1848. It shows that 4 barks, 19 brigs, 88 schooners, 1 sloop, 2 scows, 1 ...

    p.2 Mr. Tucker, R.N., late Master Shipwright on the lakes of Canada, has projected a new boiler, and invented a new method of fitting the screw propeller.... [Naval & Military Gazette] The Navigation Laws - at a meetings at Hamilton held to discuss the expediency of petitioning for the repeal...