Attacks on Sackett's Harbor Reported by Kingston Gazette
The Kingston Gazette Extra and official orders praise the 29 morning attack on Sackett's Harbor. British and American accounts clash over results, with British claims of success contrasted by American reports of a decisive American victory and disciplined withdrawal.
British Official Account Claims Victory at Sackett's Harbor
The Kingston dated British dispatch May 30 recounts the attack on Sackett's Harbor of the 29th ultimo under Admiral Yeo and Sir George Prevost. It asserts a British victory while admitting they had to retreat from the post.
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Berrisn
Sacrei
Kingston Gazette Extra
Kingston
Mulcaster
Grenadier Company
100Th Regt
Burke
Royal Scots
King’s
Evans
104Th Regt
Moodie
M’pherson
Grengary Light Infantry
Harriot
Cole Young
Drummond
James Yeo
paRribidn
Gray
Baynes
Adj
Gra
Geborousciny
Blackmore
Gregg
King's
Tyeth
Keut
Cass Tains Snore
Leonard
104Th Re Cience
Ar i
Hight
D&pwards
Tay
Beir
Dri
General Brown
General Gray
Ensign Gregg
Brown
Sackett’s Harbor
New York
Yeo
Boston
Prevost
Sackett's Harbor
Aspinwall
Drew
Cranston
Bradford
Wheelock
Dragoons
George Prevost
40 Mile Creek
Forty Mile Creek
Stoneyey
Towson
Vanced Corps
Burn
Vincent
Col
Clark
Win & Chandler
Steele
Ffi
Chauncey
Ontario
Sacke Harbor
Proctor
Harrison
Great River
Liverpool Packet captured by Privateer Thomas at Cape Sable
A Portsmouth letter reports the Privateer Thomas under Captain Shaw captured the Liverpool Packet after a five hour chase off Cape Sable. The town cheered Shaw on arrival, confirming the prize's capture and refit. The letter also notes Allied movements and a battle near Fort George with heavy casualties and prisoners.
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Portsmouth
Thomas
Thomas M. Shaw
Liverpool Packet
Cape Sable
Shaw
Irregular Northern Mail Sparks Norfolk Firing Rumors
Petersburg notes the northern mail's unreliability with two due papers and no Richmond letters. A Norfolk-ward correspondent reports loud, near incessant firing from Sleepy-Hole to Norfolk for about three hours, prompting varied conjectures while awaiting tonight's mail.
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Petersburg
Northern Mail
Richmond
Norfolk
Unidentified Textile Inventory Fragment
A damaged OCR fragment lists cotton cards pins sewing silk hats and bonnets with various colors and ties. It references quantities such as 200 pairs $ and 50 pound pins and notes a June date with names unclear.
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Chesapeake
Halifax
Shannon
Packet
Chesapeake and Shannon
Baltimore
Fort George
Grand River
Lake Erie
Winder
Lake, Ontario
Little Lake
Couns
Boyd
Chandler
Boyd, &c
Corpus
Picquet
Augusta
Nex
Augesta Foray
Bow
Lodwitt Harris
Biojamin Harris
Spill Creek
Henry Holcombe
John D’antignag