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Ship Arrivals at the Port of Quebec, 1819

The following arrivals were extracted from the Montreal Gazette 1819. The Montreal Gazette was a weekly publication.
note: if ships' rigging or name of Master unpublished, it is indicated by -- (The newspapers were filmed within their binding, making one side of some entries, unreadable, or only partly legible. This can lead to errors in the interpretation of the entry or missed entries.) Be aware that there may be two or more ships of the same name, from the same, or different ports, during the same year. A few ships also made two trips in 1819

See also St. Lawrence Steamboat Co. Passenger Records for Malsham & New Swiftsure

May 01 - June 01 | June 03 - July 01 | July 01 - Sept 01 | Sept 02 - Nov 02

Date	Vessel	Master	Sailed	From	Passengers	Consigned to/Remarks
September 15th 1819
Sep 02	Brig Fame	George Masson	70 days	Aberdeen		Heath & Moir / in ballast
Sep 03	Brig Hunter	James Hunter	56 days	Liverpool	Mr. Stewart, Mr. Howe, Mr. Balhouse, and the Reverend Parkins, wife and family	Charles Hunter / Salt and Goods
Sep 05	Brig Progress	John Talbert	56 days	London	Major Berwick, Mr. Gre[c]e, one woman & one child	James Rose / Rum & Molasses
Sep 05	Mary Ann	Thomas Ellison	43 days	B[?]		Caldwell & Davidson / in ballast - second voyage, sailed from Quebec June 3rd: saw about twenty sail [?] up below Green Island
Sep 05	Brig Emerald	R. Brady	14 July	London		Atkinson / in ballast
Sep 05	Brig United Friends	William Dale	81 days	--	15 settlers	Mr. Rogers / general cargo
Sep 06	Ship Thalia	John Todd	02 July	London		Bell & Stewart / in ballast
Sep 06	Brig Mary	John Jacobson	15 July	Leith		Burnett / in ballast - second voyage
Sep 07	Ship Thorntons	Holmes	47 days	Glasgow	24 settlers	[?]sey, Stewart & Co. / Coals and Rum
Sep 07	Brig Royalist	Palmer	76 days	Sunderland		Bruce / Coals
Sep 07	Ship John Richard	Ward	12 July	London		Bell & Stewart / in ballast
Sep 07	Ship Faith	Thonhill	57 days	London		Caldwell & Co. / in ballast
Sep 07	Bark Camperdown	Evans	9 weeks	Limerick	252 settlers	Hamilton & Co. / in ballast \| many Camperdown passengers to Montreal in steamboat New Swiftsure
Sep 07	Ship Jane	Rogers	8 weeks	Greenock	64 settlers	G, [Symes] / general cargo
Sep 07	Brig Sternshall	[D.] Mainland	[62] days	London		P. Patterson & Co. / in ballast - second voyage
Sep 07	Ship Nautilus	Mitchell	15 July	Plymouth	Mr. Harvey, and Messrs. Screws & Fox	Bell & Stewart
Sep 07	Brig Hero	Mason	9 weeks	Lynn	Mr. Wright	Campbell & Sheppard / in ballast
Sep 07	Brig William	P. Wood	11 July	London		Burnett / in ballast
Sep 07	Ship Marquis of Anglesey	Thomas McGregor	54 days	London	Mssrs. Hall, Catten and family, Mrs. Peel and two children	P. Patterson / in ballast
Sep 07	Ship George	Robert Consitt	42 days	Glasgow		P. Patterson / in ballast
Sep 07	Brig Fortune	Robert Peel	56 days	London		P. Patterson / in ballast
Sep 07	Brig Catherine	D. Wilkie	68 days	Belfast	70 settlers	Heath & Moir / in ballast, & Tar, Linen
Sep 07	Brig Thetis	Jno. Taylor	63 days	Whitehaven		Heath & Moir / Wine Rum & Coals
Sep 08	Brig Active	James Cock	9 weeks + 03 days	London	3 Government officers	H. Atkinson / Government stores
Sep 08	Ship Majestic	F. Harper	19 July	London	Mr. [?]vey, and one family in steerage	Campbell & Sheppard
Sep 08	Brig Elizabeth & Ann	B. Dobson	45 days	Liverpool		Caldwell & Davidson / in ballast
Sep 08	Ship M[?]ct	James Atkin	53 days	Aberdeen		Campbell & Sheppard / in ballast
Sep 08	Brig Richard	James Lloyd	56 days	Plymouth		to Order / in ballast
Sep 08	Brig John	John Smith	2 months	London		George Kerr / in ballast
Sep 08	Brig Isabella	Robert Lawson	49 days	Dublin	120 settlers	Mr. Pentland / in ballast
Sep 09	Brig British Tar	John Clarke	42 days	London		Caldwell & Davidson / in ballast
Sep 09	Schooner Sisters	O. Lloyd	16 days	Fortune Bay, [Nfld.]	Captain Orchard of the Brig Hebe	to Messrs. Sheppard, with stores of the Brig Hebe - the Hebe was wrecked near Fortune Bay on her passage from Liverpool, July 4th
Sep 09	Brig Lavinia	Alex. Keith	63 days	Peterhead	21 settlers from the Brig Lovely Nelly & Captain Johnson and part of the crew of Lovely Nelly	Bell & Stewart / in ballast - Brig Lovely Nelly was wrecked on the night of 27th August last, near Point Demon, of and from Workington to Quebec, 8 weeks -- 21 of her passengers have arrived in the Lavinia, also the stores
	MARRIED On Tuesday the 7th inst. William Molson, Esq., (1793-1875) son of John Molson. Esq., (1760-1836) to Miss Eliza Badgley, daughter of Francis Badgley, Esq., both of the city. (the Molson family ran the St. Lawrence Steamboat Co. steamships, between Quebec & Montreal, which carried many of the immigrants arriving via Quebec)
September 22nd 1819
Sep 09	Brig Choice	Hurry	43 days	Belfast		to Order / in ballast
Sep 09	Brig Henry	Jon. Jobson	50 days	Dublin		Pemberton / in ballast
Sep 10	Brig Tasso	Taylor	24 July	Liverpool		P. Patterson / in ballast
Sep 10	Ship Prospect	Wake	18 July	London		P. Patterson / in ballast
Sep 10	Ship Isaac Todd	Smith	19 June	London	M. [?] Esq., and family, 14 in number, Mrs. Pearson and family, 3 servants	Caldwell & Co. / general cargo
Sep 10	Brig Alligator	Coulson	20 days	Halifax		[?]vin & Belanger / Rum and Sugar
Sep 10	Brig Atlantic	Bell	42 days	Liverpool		Heath & Moir / in ballast
Sep 10	Bark Perseus	Richardson	16 July	London		M. Micklejohn / ballast
Sep 10	Brig Jean	Thomas Innes	47 days	Aberdeen		Irvine & Co. / in ballast
Sep 11	Ship Mary	John Taylor	18 July	London		Caldwell & Davidson / in ballast
Sep 11	Brig Traveller	James Goldie	49 days	Tobermory	142 settlers	Heath & Moir / in ballast
Sep 11	Brig Blucher	John Grayson	69 days	Belfast	154 settlers	Froste & Porter / in ballast
Sep 11	Brig Mantle	John Davidson	23 July	London		P. Patterson / in ballast
Sep 11	Brig Margaret	Thomas Fillan	13 July	Liverpool		R. Orkney / Salt and Goods
Sep 11	Brig Friendship	John Parker	49 days	Liverpool	Reverend Mr. Suddart and family, and Mr. King	Irvine, McNaught & Co./ in ballast
Sep 11	Brig General Brock	James Giddes	59 days	Londonderry	198 settlers	Froste & Porter / Salt
Sep 11	Brig Jean	Alexander Brown	9 weeks	London	26 settlers from the Lovely Nelly, and 2 of the crew	Bell & Stewart / in ballast
Sep 11	Brig Glatton	M. Wilkinson	26 July	Workington		Mr Newman / Coals
Sep 11	Brig Hope	Thomas Clarke	23 July	London		Mr. Price / in ballast
Sep 11	Brig Mary Fell	William Parkin	25 July	Limerick		Irvine, McNaught & Co./ with Pork & ballast
Sep 11	Brig Star	John Matthewson	46 days	Aberdeen		to Order. / in ballast
Sep 11	Ship Clifton	James Shand	52 days	London		Caldwell & Davidson / in ballast
Sep 11	Ship Friends	George Clarke	05 July	Hull	10 settlers	Hamilton, Brothers & Co. / in ballast
Sep 11	Brig Marshland	John Ditchburn	8 weeks	Cork	52 settlers	Mr. Sinton / Oats and Leather - second voyage
Sep 11	Brig Flora	Robert Work	8 weeks	London		to order / in ballast
Sep 11	Ship Jane	John Nichols	03 July	London	Mrs. Ogden, Miss Richardson, Mr. & Miss Fay (or Try) , and Miss Stewart	H. Atkinson / general cargo
Sep 11	Bark Sophia	J. Beckett	22 July	Cork		to Order / in ballast
Sep 11	Brig Idas	P. Aldridge	65 days	London		Patterson & Weir / in ballast
Sep 12	Ship Argo	William Lorriman	61 days	Londonderry	240 settlers	Mr. Pemberton / in ballast
Sep 12	Brig Bolden	J.J. Browell	22 days	New York	Dr. Blakelock	Heath & Moir / in ballast
Sep 12	Brig Argus	William Wilkinson	9 weeks	Workington	5 settlers	Wooley, Stewart & Co. / Coals
Sep 12	Ship Speculation	B. Allan	78 days	Oban, Scotland via Pictou N.S	87 settlers	Irvine, McNaught & Co./ in ballast - from Acadian Recorder, pub. Aug. 28 1819 "with 150 Highland passengers; 23 landed, and remainder would go to Quebec in the ship."
Sep 12	Bark Esther	C. Eskildon	11 weeks	Liverpool		Mr. Phillips / in ballast
Sep 12	Brig Kelsick Wood	J. Fisher	44 days	Liverpool	17 settlers	George Symes / Salt and Goods
Sep 12	Ship Mariner	J. Herbert	28 July	Portsmouth		H. Atkinson / in ballast
Sep 12	Ship Lord Wellington	Robert Harrison	27 July	London		Caldwell & Davidson / in ballast
Sep 12	Ship Britannia	C. Lamb	27 July	London		Caldwell & Davidson / in ballast
Sep 12	Brig Peace	John Batill	60 days	London	one settler from the Beaver	Mr. Burnett / in ballast
September 27th 1819
	note: the following 36 ships arrived between September 12th and September 22nd (date was obscured)
Sep	Brig Traveller	William Bennett	58 days	Hamburg		Irvine & Co. / in ballast
Sep	Ship Benjamin & Mary	J. Coates	2 months	London		Caldwell & Davidson / in ballast
Sep	Ship Union	W. Barry	70 days	Kingsale [sic Kinsale]		Froste & Porter / in ballast
Sep	Brigantine Elizabeth & Esther	Vesey	41 days	St. Vincent		Irvine & Co. / Rum, Sugar &c.
Sep	Brig George	Budduck	61 days	Lynn		Hamilton, Brothers & Co. / in ballast
Sep	Bark Nelson	Barrick	56 days	Leith	19 settlers	Caldwell & Davidson / in ballast
Sep	Brig Progress	Clint	56 days	Liverpool		Froste & Porter / in ballast
Sep	Brig Union	Steward	51 days	Whitby	2 settlers	Caldwell & Davidson / in ballast
Sep	2 Schooners		--			from the Fisheries below, with Cod Fish, Oil and Salmon
Sep	Sloop Reward	--	--	Mingan		Furs, Salmon, Oil &c.
Sep	Brig Leeds	Lincoln	55 days	Liverpool		Bell & Stewart / Coals and Salt
Sep	Schooner Augusta Ann	N. Darrelle	26 days	Bermuda		to Captain / Sugar
Sep	Ship Henry Cerf	D. Roxbury	50 days	London	Captain McAuley, R.E. & Mr. Graham	Hamilton & Co. / general cargo
Sep 17	Brig Emily	B. Thompson	55 days	Shannon	82 settlers	Mr. Chaffer / in ballast
Sep	Brig Hebe	James Main	74 days	London	Captain Sweeney, 70th regiment, Lady & 3 servants, the Reverend Mr. Campbell & nine in steerage	to Goverment with Provisions
Sep	Brig Shannon	Jon. Hale	06 July	Dublin	131 settlers	Pentland & Bury / in ballast
Sep	1 Schooner		--	Bay of Chaleurs		Fish & Oil
Sep	Brig Amelia	P. Gelespie	72 days	Port Rush	Mr. Randall	Pemberton / in ballast
Sep	Brig Eclipse	William Wilson	18 July	Lynn		Hamilton & Co. / in ballast
Sep	Ship Nile	Jon. Pack	30 July	Liverpool	Mr. Ritchie & son	Froste & Porter / in ballast
Sep	Brig Glory	Thomas Brinn	19 July	Lynn		Hamilton & Co. / in ballast
Sep	Brig Drake	P. Dwyer	24 July	Dartmouth		James Hunt / in ballast
Sep	Schooner Two Sisters	J. Armstrong	23 days	St. George's Bay		to Master / Fish & Oil &c.
Sep	1 Schooner		--			from the Fisheries below
Sep	Bark Oxenhope	A. Donaldson	46 days	Hull		Hamilton & Co. / in ballast - second voyage
Sep	Brig Hope	John Duncan	46 days	Greenock		Irvine & Co. / in ballast
Sep	Brig Enterprize	John Cook	51 days	London		P. Patterson / in ballast
Sep	Schooner Mary	William Hutton	5 + 3 weeks	Halifax & Prince Edward Island	Lady of the late General Fanning, three daughters & servants, Thomas Wilson and family, John Hogg and family. Mr. Aiken and daughter, Mr. McDonald and daughter, Mr. Randall, Mr. Moore and Mr. Jacobs	Mr. Ritchie / Sugar & Rum
Sep	Brig Scipio	A. Madders	73 days	Newry	44 settlers	Froste & Porter / in ballast
Sep	Ship British Army	J. Waterer	7 weeks	Portsmouth	Captain Bing, R.N., lady family & servants, Mr. Benson and Mr. Clark	P. Patterson / in ballast
Sep	Brig Albuera	Charles Bothwit	43 days	Oporto		Mr. Bernett / Salt
Sep	Brig Emily	Thomas Cowle	69 days	Lisbon		James Hunt / Salt
Sep	Bark Marianne	D. Thomson	30 July	Greenock		Irvine, McNaught & Co. in ballast
Sep	Bark Robert & Anne	Samuel Jefferson	53 days	London	Lieutenant Barrister, R.N.	Caldwell & Davidson / in ballast
Sep	Brig Latona	William Robinson	44 days	Plymouth	Mr. Harvie and two in steerage	Henry Atkinson / in ballast
Sep	Brig Kingston	John Benney	Aug 01	London		P. Pattereson / in ballast
	Total number of settlers (this season) -- 12,044
October 6th 1819
Sep 22	Brig Garland	Robinson	20 days	Halifax	30 settlers	James Douglass / in ballast
Sep 23	Brig Tuscan	Thompson	27 July	London		Caldwell & Davidson / in ballast
Sep 23	Brig Fanny	McPherson	12 days	Halifax		Melvin & Belanger / Rum & Molasses
Sep 23	Ship Wyton	Collinson	04 Aug	Portsmouth		P. Patterson / in ballast
Sep 25	Ship Finsbury	John Cleghorn	58 days	London		P. Patterson / in ballast
Sep 25	Brig Louisa	D. Smith	50 days	London	Mr. McClean [sic McLean] and six in steerage	Reiffenstein / general cargo
Sep 25	Brig Margaret	James Rumford	14 days	Halifax		Melvin & Belanger / Rum, Sugar &c.
Sep 25	Ship Sterling	James White	09 Aug	Liverpool		John Goudie / Salt
Sep 25	Brig Wakefield	Robert Carter	02 Aug	Glasgow	20 settlers	Wine, Corn &c.
Sep 25	Brig Mercator	Edward Bell	10 Aug	Cork	13 settlers	Froste & Porter / in ballast
Sep 25	Brig Patriot	A. Anderson	08 Aug	Aberdeen		Heath & Moir / in ballast
Sep 25	Schooner Cora	E. Arnold	55 days	Jamaica		Mr. Burnett / Rum, Sugar &c.
Sep 25	Brig Isabella	Robert Bourlay	04 Aug	Newcastle	1 settler	P. Patterson / general cargo
Sep 25	Brig Agenoria	W. Lines	78 days	London	Mr. Mason from Gaspé	Bell & Stewart / in ballast
Sep 25	Brig Menia	Edward Davis	50 days	Dublin	82 settlers	Henry Black / Linen & Hardware
Sep 25	Brig John Crowther	George Oakley	18 July	Liverpool		Messrs. Irvine & Co. / general cargo
Sep 25	Ship Esk	William Gray	29 July	London		Caldwell & Davidson / in ballast
Sep 25	Ship Suffolk	William Kenny	01 Aug	Belfast		H. Atkinson / in ballast
Sep 25	Brig Fame	Thomas Cooper	20 July	Plymouth		Mr. Price / in ballast
Sep 25	Brig Briton	Thomas Evans	52 days	Dublin		Mr. Pemberton / in ballast
Sep 25	Brig Martha	George Simpson	54 days	Belfast	137 settlers	George Symes / in ballast
Sep 25	2 Schooners	--	--			from the Fisheries below; one with the materials of the brig Beaver, wrecked on Red Island - passengers and crew all saved
Sep 26	Brig Cherub	W. Rayside	10 Aug	Greenock	18 settlers	George Ross / general cargo
Sep 26	Brig William	Hugh Blair	08 Aug	Liverpool		G. Symes / Salt and Goods
Sep 26	Brig Dispatch	John Thompson	17 Aug	Cork		Mr. Pemberton / Soap and Candles
Sep 27	Ship Canada	Robertson	15 Aug	Greenock		Hamiltons & Co. / in ballast
Sep 27	Ship Columbus	Smith	21 Aug	--		Mr. Orkney / Salt
Sep 27	Ship Nassau	Maddock	37 days	Waterford		J. Bayley / in ballast
Sep 27	Brig Favourite	Brisbane	35 days	Liverpool	20 settlers	C. Hunter / in ballast
Sep 27	Sloop Intermediate	Townsend	39 days	Grenada	Mr. MacSwinney	B. Wood / Rum, Sugar &c.
Sep 27	Ship Europe	Willis	86 days	London		Caldwell & Davidson / in ballast
Sep 28	Brig Kate	Thomas Tynes	35 days	Barbadoes		Irvine, McNaught & Co. / Rum, Sugar and Molasses
Sep 28	Brig Neptune	A. Thompson	15 Aug	Liverpool		D. Ross and H. Oliva / Salt & Coals
Sep 28	Schooner Two Friends	--	3 weeks	Magdalen Islands		Mr. Doucett / Fish Oil &c.
Sep 28	Schooner Annabella	--	--	Labrador Shore		Fish, Oil &c.
Sep 28	Ship Rebecca	Thomas McKenzie	19 Aug	Greenock	13 settlers	George Ross / general cargo
Sep 28	Brig Matilda	--	21 days	St. John's, Nfld.	4 settlers	Heath & Moir
Sep 28	Ship Rolla	Thirsby	04 Aug	Leith		Bell & Stewart / in ballast
October 13th 1819
	Drowned, on Monday night, Thomas Rodgers, a sergeant of the 70th regiment.---He had embarked in a wooden canoe, and was crossing from Point Henry to the fort on Point Frederick, when by mischance, the canoe was overset, and the infortunate man sank to the bottom. Married, at Quebec on Saturday evening 2nd instant, by the Rev. G.J. Mountain, Mr. Alfred Hawkins, wine merchant, to Miss Patterson, daughter of Mr. James Patterson, of the same place. Died, at Quebec, on the night of the 30 ultimo, at 10 o'clock at his country house on the north bank of the river St. Charles, near Quebec, Mr. John Urquhart, aged 95 years, for many years a respectable citizen of that place.
Sep 30	Brig Minerva	Morgan	10 Aug	Liverpool	1 settler	George Ross / in ballast
Sep 30	Brig Latona	Philip	49 days	Belfast	2 settlers	to Order / in ballast
Oct 01	Brig Jesse	Lyon	07 Aug	Ayr		to Order
Oct 01	Brig Elizabeth	James Webster	21 Aug	Liverpool		G. Symes / Salt and Coals
Oct 01	Brig Sally	Samuel Ball	21 Aug	Maryport		W. Jackson / in ballast
Oct 04	Brig George Symes	J. Bushby	27 Aug	Liverpool		G. Symes / Rum &c. - second voyage
Oct 04	Bark Barrick	Jameson	01 Aug	Hull	7 settlers	Hamilton & Co. / Crates &c.
Oct. 04	Schooner Nancy	Valle	22 days	Esquimaus Bay		J. Pozer / Fish, Oil, Furs &c.
Oct 04	2 small Schooners	--	--	Gaspé		Fish, Oil &c.
Oct 05	Bark Barrington	Harrison	63 days	Hull	6 settlers	Hamilton & Co. / in ballast
Oct 06	Ship Hannah	Samuel Webber	21 Aug	London		P. Patterson / in ballast
Oct 06	Brig Mary	H. Muliphant	20 Aug	Waterford
Oct 06	Brig John	John Edington	21 days	St. John's, Nfld.	[?] settlers	Hamilton, Brothers, & Co. / in ballast
Oct 06	Brig Alexander	Robert Marshall	27 Aug	Liverpool		J. Jones, junior / general cargo - second voyage
Oct 06	Brig Prince of Asturias	William Clague	20 Aug	Dublin		Mr. Pentland / in ballast - second voyage
Oct 06	Brig Procriss	John Taggart	27 Aug	Cork		G. Pozer / in ballast
October 20th 1819
	HALIFAX, September 20 We are very much alarmed at the progress of the fe[ver] at Bermuda. Already have the principal medical officer and chief engineer fallen victims, with other officers and about 100 out of a garrison of 400 or 500 soldiers. [The] inhabitants have suffered in a great proportion, and dismay and confusion there.
	note: the following 12 entries, ships arrived between October 6th and October 16th (date was obscured)
Oct	Schooner --	--	--	Gaspé		Mr. Armstrong / Fish & Oil - Intelligence: saw a brig on Monday last below the Traverse, with loss of both Anchors, she is called the .....fes, from Liverpool, bound up.
Oct	Brig Eliza	James Harvey	22 Aug	Liverpool		G. Ross / general cargo
Oct	Brig Princess Royal	W. Talbot	34 days	Bermuda		Melvin & Belanger / Rum and Lignum-vitæ
Oct	Brig Waller	Alex Hannay	26 Aug	Liverpool		Stewart, Holyroyd & Co. / general cargo
Oct	Brig St. Lawrence	McLean	27 Aug	Cork		Mr. Jameson / Wine and Butter
Oct	Brig Governor Woodford	R. Maxwell	30 days	Barbadoes		Hamilton / Rum and Sugar
Oct	Brig Jane	Alexander Murdoch	22 Aug	Greenock	Mr. Aikin, two Miss Hutchinsons, and 10 in steerage	Melvin & Belanger / general cargo
	Total vessels arrived 612 -- Settlers 12,434
Oct	Brig Antoinette	E.W. Elsworthy	35 days	Jamaica	Mr. and Mrs. Cheeseman & servant, and Mr. Burke	Mr. Price / Coffee - Chesmer ?
Oct	Brig Lovely Nelly	--	--	Pointe Demon		Campbell & Sheppard - this vessel was stranded on her passage from Dublin, sold, and now got off
Oct	small Schooner	--	--	Baie des Chaleurs		Oysters, Herrings &c.
Oct	Schooner --	(Marett)	--	Gaspé		Fish and Oil - brings the crew of the brig Bath [Ruth?], of and from Workington, sailed 25th August, and wrecked the 28th September, near Cape Riger--crew all saved, and part of the materials--Captain and Mate coming up in Boyle's schooner--says also, that a schooner was wrecked Thursday last on Biquette, supposed to be Mr. David Stewart's vessel lost, crew saved
Oct	Brig Britannia	J. Cleary	44 days	Dublin		I.L. McGregor / in ballast
October 27th 1819
	Another public misfortune has befallen Canada in the recent death of John Ogilvy, Esquire, his Majesty's Commissioner for ascertaining the boundary line between this country and the United States. This gentleman, while prosecuting the survey of Lake Erie, was attacked by a species of fever, which had prevailed in the adjoining country among the inhabitants as well as among the surveying party. He remained several days ill in his health exposed to the heat of the sun by day, and the cold and dews of the night, and could not be persuaded by the most ernest entreaties of his attendants to repair to Amhertsburgh, where he might have regular medical assistance, until in the last extremity, when the disease was too far advanced, and his constitution was unable loger to resist its fatal progress. He died at the above place after sixteen days illness, on the 28th September, aged about 55, and his remains were interred on the 30th with military honours. Colonel Ogilvy, from his extensive information and local knowledge, added to unwearied perseverence and assiduity, was eminently qualified for the important charge with which he had been honoured, and we fear it will not be easy to replace him with a person equally capable and equally disposed to serve the country. Kingston Chronicle
Oct 16	Ship Highland Lad	W. Moore	27 Aug	London	Mr. Shadgatt and family, Mr. Jones & lady, and two in steerage	Messrs. Reiffenstein / general cargo
Oct 16	Bark St. Lawrence	G. Douglass	29 Aug	London	Mr. Cra[?] and family, D.A. Commissary General McClean [McLean] and Lady, Mr. Treaud, and 4 in the steerage	Mr. Newton / general cargo
Oct 20	Ship Prince of [Waterloo]	James Gray	01 Sep	Aberdeen		McRoberts & McLean / in ballast
Oct 20	Schooner	(Boyle)	09 days	Gaspé		Fish & Oils - brings the master and crew of the brig Ruth [Bath?]
Oct 20	Brig Ceres	Thomas Clementson	18 Aug	Liverpool	10 settlers	Froste & Porter / Salt, Coals and Goods - this vessel lost her Anchors, been in [?]mouth, sent part of her cargo, replaced her anchors and will proceed to Montreal, having received no more damage
	Total of vessels arrived this season 624
Oct 24	Brig Carricks	John Sparks	04 Sep	Liverpool	Mr. Hafer	G. Symes / general cargo
November 10th 1819
Oct 29	Brig Robert	J. Neil	20 Aug	Greenock	Captain Young, and six settlers	George Ross / general cargo
Oct 29	Brig Orion	H.M. Grackin	10 Sep	Greenock	Mr. Mitchell	D. Ross / in ballast - saw 11 schooners coming up
Oct 30	Brig Waterloo	A. Lawson	24 days	St. John's, Nfld.	9 settlers	R. Morrogh / in ballast
Oct 31	2 Schooners	--	--			from below with Fish, Oil &c.
Nov 01	Schooner Margaret	Corken	23 days	P[?]	6 settlers	James McCallum & Co. / Fish
Nov 01	Brig Kate	McKenna	03 Sep	Dublin	47 settlers	Pentland & Bury / Brandy - second voyage
Nov 01	Bark Sir James Kempt	Roebuck	11 Sep	Bristol		Hancox and Cringan / in ballast
Nov 01	Brig Albion	Doyle	28 Aug	Dublin		Mr. Pentland / in ballast
Nov 01	Schooner William	Randall	08 Oct	Halifax	3 settlers	Irvine & Co. / Rum and Sugar
Nov 01	Schooner Margaret	Le Blanc	3 weeks	Halifax	3 settlers	Mr. Tremain / Rum and Sugar
Nov 02	Brig Olive Branch	William Patterson	26 Aug	Bristol	Captain Roberts, R.N. family and 1 or 2 in steerage	A. George / Iron, Coke &c.- this vessel put into St. Michaels [Azores?] and sailed 13th September

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