Attack on Sackett's Harbor Receives British Honor
Kingston dispatch reports General Orders praising Col Baynes detachment for the assault on Sackett's Harbor on May 29. British account claims heavy American resistance and losses. American reports dispute the portrayal of defeat and emphasize American gallantry and successful repulse of the attackers.
British claim of Sackett's Harbor attack victory
The British official account from Kingston dated May 30 claims victory at Sackett's Harbor on the 29th of last month under Admiral Yeo and Sir George Prevost. It notes British troops had to leave but asserts overall success.
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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
Winder
Chandler
Vincent
Burn
Boyd, &c
Liverpool Packet captured by Privateer Thomas off Cape Sable
Extracts from letters dated June 18 report the Privateer Thomas, commanded by Thomas M. Shaw, capturing the Liverpool Packet after a five hour chase off Cape Sable. Shaw returns to port amid cheers as the prize is brought ashore for refitting and cruising in these parts.
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Portsmouth
Thomas
Thomas M. Shaw
Liverpool Packet
Cape Sable
Shaw
Irregular Northern Mail Sparks Local News From Petersburg
Petersburg reports extreme mail delays with two deliveries due, no paper yesterday, and few Richmond letters. A Norfolk exit tension is noted as a distant heavy firing heard near Sleepy-Hole ferry for about three hours on Sunday, with speculation ongoing awaiting tonight's mail for updates.
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Petersburg
Northern Mail
Richmond
Norfolk
Fragmented Goods List From 19th Century Inventory
Readable fragments show a catalog of sewing and fashion items including cotton cards pins silk Morocco kid slip collars ties straw hats and bonnets. Mentions quantities such as 200 pairs 50 pounds and 5 dozen with a reference to a June 28 date and a person named Benjami.
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Halifax
Shannon
Packet
Chesapeake and Shannon
Baltimore
Fort George
Grand River
Lake Erie
Lake, Ontario
Little Lake
Couns
Boyd
40 Mile Creek
Forty Mile Creek
Stoneyey
Towson
Vanced Corps
Col
Clark
Win & Chandler
Steele
Ffi
Chauncey
Ontario
Sacke Harbor
Proctor
Harrison
Great River
Corpus
Picquet
Augusta
Nex
Augesta Foray
Bow
Lodwitt Harris
Biojamin Harris
Spill Creek
Henry Holcombe
John D’antignag