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Commodore Barrie

1  In 1834 the Commodore Barrie was built at Kingston by Henry Gildersleeve. She

2  Britannia, Hamilton, Great Britain, Canada, Commodore Barrie, Cobourg and Oakville; on the Bay of Quinte the

3  continued the same route as in 1836. The Commodore Barrie, Captain Herchmer, did likewise. The Cobourg was

4  Bytown was totally wrecked at Kingston. The Commodore Barrie narrowly escaped a similar fate, but lost one of

5  Rochester, Cobourg and Toronto. The Experiment, Commodore Barrie, Burlington, Britannia, Cobourg, William IV. and

6  In 1839 the Commodore Barrie, Captain Patterson, commenced her regular trips

7  at all intermediate ports. Early in April the Commodore Barrie, William IV and St. George ran from Kingston to

8  her journey between Rochester and Cobourg, the Commodore Barrie assisting her into Port Hope. While disabled the

9  The Commodore Barrie, Captain Patterson, to quote her advertisement

10  COMMODORE BARRIE, FAREWELL.

11  The Commodore Barrie for a brief period was on her accustomed course,

12  briefly:--"We regret to learn that the steamer Commodore Barrie, plying between Kingston and Belleville, was run

13  (1st)Kingston1833200 BrockvilleBrockville1833350 Commodore BarrieKingston1834275Wrecked in 1844 St

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