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1  of the young province at the same time. The Gazette of May 9th, 1793, printed and published at

2  Council. A few weeks later, on May 2nd, the Gazette says, "on Sunday morning early, his Majesty's

3  were accompanied by the General himself, the Gazette telling us: "On Monday evening his Excellency,

4  She appears to have been a quick sailer, as the Gazette informs us that she accomplished in May her

5  means become obsolete or disappeared, for in the Gazette of October 26th, 1796, is an advertisement

6  of Laningburg, on the North River." The Gazette proceeds further to inform us that "this

7  1797, will prove interesting. It appeared in the Gazette of June 28th and reads thus:--

8  Oswego, Niagara and York, but we learn from the Gazette of December 2nd, that "Fears for the fate of the

9  1798, Samuel Hurst, of Newark, advertises in the Gazette as follows: "Taken up, some time last fall, in

10  the public are briefly and curtly told that "the Gazette not appearing last week was unavoidable."

11  The Gazette, under date at York, November 29th, 1798,

12  by land, nothing important has come to hand. The Gazette labors at present under the greatest possible

13  this advertisement appears prominently in the Gazette:

14  dimensions and tonnage. On November 30th, the Gazette chronicles the death of a raftsman upon the Don

15  In the first days of the present century the Gazette of April 26th, May 2nd and 10th, contained this

16  In the Gazette of September 6th appears this somewhat amusing

17  On August 29th following, we are apprised by the Gazette of Mr. William Allan's appointment as "Collector

18  March 30th, 1802, Levi Willard advertises in the Gazette that he "will run a boat from York to the head

19  In the Gazette, published on May 15th of the same year, we

20  In the Gazette, published February 5th, 1803, there is a

21  we have of this vessel. On June 25th, the Gazette tells its readers that the Lieutenant - Governor

22  In the Gazette of November 26th there is this notice:--"It is

23  is given in the advertisement published in the Gazette, of December 10th, 1803, by Mr. Quetton St.

24  The Gazette of the same date also gives a table of exports

25  lose of the Government schooner Speedy. Ihe Gazette narrates the story thus:--

26  "These gentlemen were," the Gazette goes on, "proceeding to the district of

27  to Toronto," and which had been, to quote the Gazette, "overset near the Garrison at the entrance of

28  The Gazette, published January 11th, 1806, contains the

29  By a Gazette extraordinary, dated January 20th following, the

30  lost their lives. Still later, on June 14th, the Gazette prints a request. "That no person will draw sand

31  Among other notices that appear in the Gazette of May 16th, 1807, is one appointing "Joseph

32  condition, for almost each number of the Gazette contains complaints about the non-arrival of

33  In the Gazette, of April 7th following, there is a reference

34  at this time known as the Camden, for in the Gazette, of July 30th reference is made to the

35  closed early in 1808, for on December 14th the Gazette announces that in consequence of the suspension

36  notice appeared in the London (England), Gazette of August 21st, 1815:--

37  the work is to be commenced immediately." The Gazette then proceeds to quote from the Montreal Gazette

38  On April 5th, 1817, a list is given in the Upper Canada Gazette of--" The following ships being commissioned

39  On April 6th the Upper Canada Gazette announced that his Excellency the Lieutenant

40  Point at the entrance to York harbour. The Gazette remarks : It is with pleasure we inform the

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