Desperate Bayonet Action at Sackett's Harbour
General G. Clay led Dudleys and Roswell's force totaling 1800 men to a swift river assault. The enemy briefly held our batteries and took prisoners before being driven back by elite regiments. Honours were given to Captain Chubbers and Captain Doual for distinguished service amid the fierce fighting that showcased Loyalist and Royal Newfoundland units in a pivotal Canadas engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley
Roswell
G. Clay
Hoh Nades
Elitregimem
Moin
Bevides
Obhipa
Cionsia
Lieure- Ayne
Clenéntay
Datutehann le ‘Bretop
Royal Newfoundland Regiment
Jaea
Huron
Marine
Pepa
British Forces Repel Attack Near Furty Mil
A report to Captain Sir George in the London Gazette describes a British action where a force of about 9,500 with eight field pieces and 250 cavalry attacked near Furty Mil. The attempt failed as the advancing troops were driven back by Major General Harvey and his command, with significant counteractions by the 49th Regiment and supporting units. The narrative praises the leadership and emphasizes the disposal of enemy troops and the preservation of the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington Hegenee
Lake Gatatig
Sim
Shy Furty Mil Reek
Onder
Swamipy
Baddri
Stoney
Flore
Tess
Snes
Wasa
Dupsberg
Jamal
Guiriid
Fitave
Guitarta
Brézk
Bican’ Itigldna
Ile Seba
Royal Birthday Toast At Phoenix Park Lodge Celebration
An official notice from the Office describes a July 5 1813 royal birthday celebration in Phoenix Park Lodge. Attendees include Her Grace Fat Richmond and the Duchess. Reports cover military movements with British forces under Wellington and French retreat, noting 2,660 men and a campaign near Es Higence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain's
Pring Stees T
Richmond
Rice Lodge
Phoenix
Park
Day
Sieering
Bieth
Menem
Wold
Londog
Abch
Eleington
Tie
Rene
Gea
France
Marshal Sourdan
Guelans
Wellington
Lordahip
Wan
Etio
Lepéia
Ming
ander-in-Chisfi
Alysi
Shele
EMSA
Js Wellington
Zubiéia
General Mion reports to high command in chaotic Franco border clash
Fragmentary dispatches describe French and German positions near Jaca and Bastia amid shifting lines. Reports mention divisions under General Azan, with forces withdrawing and regrouping, while allied and enemy commanders exchange cautious movements and early reconnaissance signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mion
Bigedhto Ey
Claugel
Gescenom
Zaragnen
Jaca
Fanfare at Frankfort and British Marine Review
From L Orient reports a July 10 gathering in Frankfort where infantry and cavalry paraded before the royal college of Marines and dignitaries. The Prince reviewed divisions, met officials, and praised the state of the troops, with a large convoy moving toward Pavia and rapid dispatches marking a tense mobilization across several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werhave
L'Orient
Jilly
Amiri
Tinna
Fteth Trapps
Baxogue
Frankfort
Vipice
Viegoy
Loggiai
Royal College of Marines
Atariano
Tadvido
Walla
Pavia
Apu
Ul Schulem
Tony
Bya
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Mand Eld
Ran Militigreb
Cna
Shaw
Baat Pointer
Canadas
New Biloswick
Vincent
Broney Creek
Forty Mile Creek
James Yeo
Arfaye
Kingston
Sackett
Diemyre Heer
Chauncey
MrDoual
Hp Yawalsy
Sacket
Huibottr
Wells
Cooper Proctor
Americas
General Harrison
Detroit Frontier
Sapte Veige
London
Sarrolyce
Sirly UA
Barra
Sir Geor Rales
Foaty
Ars Keer
Pasyge
Sc. Sebastians
Longa
Don” Gaspar
Thomas Gralam
Moursty
Fuxieuse
Orvesillo
Azan
Wallea
Bastia
Jisaee
Germany
Hanohi
Penta
Raver
Prussia
Providenge
North America
de Publin
Moncay
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