Sally Aermaphrodite Brig Arrives From Providence
A vessel bearing a race flag appeared off Ansier on the 4th, the Sally, a Providence to China brig, with nothing but dollars on board. It carried a passport from Mr. Baker and ratification of peace certificates. We gained a few American papers with extracts showing peace return would be joyfully welcomed by the nation.
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Providence Board
China
Baker
Eyewitness account of Bengal ship fire and loss at Galle
Captain Nicholls and crew describe the Bengal blaze from alarm to sinking. Seamen and officers save passengers, many burnt, with several dead, and praise for Leda Minden Doris Malacca Hecate crews. Two hundred pounds raised for relief. mournful tribute to Captain Newell Daniel Leone Barker and others.
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Bengal
Nicholls
Everfian
Barton
Mr. Scott
Stoddart
H. M’s. Royal Scots
Beadle
Newel
Newell
H. M
Leda
Minden
Doris
Malacca
Hecate
Damiel
Leone
Barker
Public entry of Adikar of Kandy to British forces
Molligedde, Adikar of Kandy, and Dessave with the four horses enter Head Quarters at Ganetcynne in a solemn procession after surrendering the insignias to Mr. D Oyly. Chiefs of Suffragam and 3 Rories witness the surrender as the province pledges support to the British war effort.
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Kandy
Adikar
Dessavony
Suffragam
British Troops Reported Near Kotagastotte and Kandy
On February 12 1815 intelligence reached headquarters via Mr D Oyly that Major Hook's division reportedly moved to Kotagastotte and that the King abandoned defenses at Gonaruah. Captain Brownrigg led a patrole with D Oyly to Gonaruaht where the river ford confirmed the batteries there were stripped of men and guns.
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Amoonapoora
Balani
Mr. D’oyly
Hook
Kotagastotte
Kandy
Gonaruah
Brownrigg
Expedition up the Penobscot River July 1814 details
Bangor Maine September 3 1814 dispatch reports an expedition up the Penobscot River commanded with Capt Barrie of the Royal Navy against Hamden and Bangor. British forces capture 20 cannons 2 brass field guns three colors and 121 prisoners while sustaining light casualties among officers and men.
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Bangor
Penobscot
Castine
Royal Artillery
60Th
Barrie
Royal Navy
British Naval Dispatches from 1814 Machias Capture
Admiral Griffith reports to Croker that Captain Parker of the Tenedos landed troops at Machias on September 10 1814 capturing the fort with no loss. He transmits the capitulation and notes Endymion Dragon and Parker will redeploy after destroying the fort and its works.
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Senhouse
Martin
Griffith
Wilson Croker
Endymion
Castine
the Admiralty
Alexander Cochrane
Halifax
Dragon
John Sherbrooke
Parker
Edw
Endymion Sets Sail For Penobscot Expedition Landing
Mis Majesty's Ship Endymion sails from Castine on Sep 9 to join Sir John Sherbrooke's Penobscot expedition with ten transports and troops. Encounter details include the US frigate Adams at Hamden and allied ships Bulwark Tenedos Rifleman Peruvian and Picton moving up the Penobscot river.
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Endymion
Castine
Penobscot River
Halifax
Rover
John Sherbrooke
K. B
Metinicut
Bulwark
Tenedos
Picton
Pearce
Rifleman
United States
Adams
Penobscot
Hamden
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Ceylon
Ceylon Government Gazette
Galle
Bulletin
Europe
Sir J. Sherbrooke
OUR
La&st
Frankfort
Ilamden
Crossdaile
98Th
Wallace
Bald Head Cove
Major Riddle
62D
Captain Ward
Riddle
Carter
Ward
Keith
Garston
Symonds
Botley
Slade
Mr. Sparling
Blake
Coaker
Dappui
Jed
Gell
Crossdale
McPherson
Gell and Coaker
60Th Regiment
Lieut
Sparling
Carnegie
Lieut. du Chatelet
7Th Battalion
Admiralty Office
John Wilson Croker
Endyme Batieshaute