Maritime History of the Great Lakes

Kingston News (Kingston, ON), Nov. 20, 1845

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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 amount of produce requiring transit to Montreal, as will be seen on reference to our shipping list. The weather, though somewhat variable, continues favorable to forwarding operations.

p.3 Government Notice - tenders called for improvements to dam, water channel, etc. at Hog's Back, Rideau Canal.

Ferry To Long Island.

STEAMBOAT NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that on and after the 16th inst., the Steam Ferryboat between Kingston and Long Island, will leave Kingston as follows:

Leaves Kingston Leaves Wolf Island

1st trip, 7 1/2 A.M. 1st trip, 8 1/2 A.M.

2nd trip, 2 P.M. 2nd trip, 3 1/2 P.M.

H. Ives, Master.

Kingston, Nov. 15, 1845.

NEWS MARINE LIST.

Port of Kingston - Arrived

Nov. 13 - Sch. Carrier Dove, St. Catherines, 400 bbls flour; Sir Charles Bagot, do 1610 bbls flour; Dewitt Clinton, Cleveland, 76 hf. boxes glass, 270 bbls tallow, 20 bbls lard, 187 bales hemp; Leopard, Oswego, 30 hhds sugar, 18 boxes tobacco, and other merchandize; Scow Tenz, Cape Vincent, 28 live hogs; J. Martin, Peach Island, 7,128 standard staves; Isabella, Bond Head, 3000 bus wheat, 12 bbls flour, 11 firkins butter.

Nov. 14 - Sch. Nile, Cobourg, 484 bbls flour; C.J. Robinson, Oakville, 30 do do, 6000 bus wheat; A. Gage, Bronte, 2102 bus wheat; Rachael, Detroit, 4402 bus wheat; Mary Ann, Port Dalhousie, 200 bus wheat; Emerald, Port Credit, 1831 bus wheat; Robert Peel, Hamilton, 525 bbls flour, 90 bbls whisky; Rose of Kingston, Port Stanley, 4710 bus wheat, 49 bbls pork, 17 kegs butter; Louise, 575 bbls flour, 3750 bus wheat, 14 bbls ashes; Thames, Hamilton, 1151 bbls flour, 3 bbls ashes; Alleghany, Cleveland, 992 bbls flour; Lavinia, St. Catherines, 1500 bbls flour; Canada, Port Credit, 59 pcs square oak timber.

Nov. 17 - Amelia, Oakville, 6000 bus wheat; Henrietta, Port Stanley, 4544 bus wheat, 81 bbls flour, 11 bbls pork, 4 bbls ashes, 2 kegs butter; Kent, Hamilton, 836 bbls flour; Ellen, Port Ryerse, 763 bbls flour, 75 bbls whisky; Almeida, St. Catherines, 1524 bbls flour, 14 bbls highwines; Royal Tar, Port Stanley, 4604 bus wheat, 10 bbls flour, 30 bbls pork, 14 kegs butter, 3 bbls ashes; Prop. St. Thomas, River Humber, 750 bbls flour; Elizabeth, Port Credit, 5000 bus wheat, 100 bbls flour; Lord Seaton, Cleveland, 207 hf. boxes glass, 1064 bbls flour, 143 bbls pork, 800 bus coal; Caledonia, do 1247 bbls flour, 172 bbls tallow; Independence, do 540 bbls flour, 144 bbls flour.

Nov. 18 - Trafalgar, Port Credit, 720 bbls flour.

Nov. 19 - Mohawk, Cleveland, 1298 bbls flour; Minerva Cook, do., 1490 bbls flour, 500 hf. boxes glass, 209 bbls pork.


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Date of Original
Nov. 20, 1845
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KN.3979
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English
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Rick Neilson
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Kingston News (Kingston, ON), Nov. 20, 1845