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lag fire, .that it. was.necessary to.dislodge them ,
NA, th our field pieces, which now came up front
the bank of the- river, where they had, stuck on
landing, in the deep snow. • •
Having gained the high ground on the brink of
the Black River opposite the fort, 1 prepared to
carry it by storm ; hut, the men being quite ex-
hausted, I procured time for them to recover
breath, by sculing in it_ sormons, requiring an'
OrtrOffilitiOlial surrender. During these trans-
actions, Cantitin;Jenkim
,had gallantly led on his
column, ante had been exposed to a heavy fire of
seven guns, which he bravely atteinpted_ to take
with the bayonet, though covered with tv,vo.hun-
dred of the enemy's best troop 3 : advancing as ra-
pidly as the deep snow, and the exhatited sttite
(in consequence) of his men tvluld 11(1164, he or-
dered a_ charge, and had not proceed many paces,
when his :left arni was broken to pieces by a
grape-shot ; but still undauntedly running, on
with his men, be almost immediately afterwards
teas deprived of the use of his right aim by a
discharge of case-shot still 'tonically dis-
regarding all personal consideration, he nobly
ran on, cheering his men, to the assault, till
exhausted by pin and loss of blood, he became
unable to move : his coin panv tllrtntly.c.ontinued
thin charge tinder Lieutenant iq•Auley, but the Pe--
serve of militia not being Ali! to keep op with
'them, they were compelled; by the great superi-
ority. of the enemy, to give way, leaving a few on
a commanding position, and a few of the most
advanced, in the enemy's possession, nearly about
the time- that I gained the height above-mentioned.
Theenemyhesi t _osurrender,l instantlycarried
his eastern battery, and by it silenced another which
now opened again, and ordering on ti,e advance,
the detachment of the King's, and the Highland
company of militia, tinder Captain Enstace, of the
King's regiment, he gallantly rushed into the fort;
but the enemy retreating by the opposite en-
trance, escaped into the woods, i'vhieh I should
effectually have prevented, if my Indian war,
riors had returned siioner from a detached service
on which they bad that morning been employed.
I cannot close this statement .without expressing
my admiration of the gallantry and self-devotion
of Captain Jenkins, who had lost one arm, and•
is in danger of losing the other. 1 must also re-
port the intrepidity of Captain loelievre, of the
Newfoundland regiment, who hail the immediate
charge of the militia under Colonel Fraser ; of
Captain Eust ice, and the other officers of the King's
regiment, and particularly of Lieutenat Ridge, of
that corps, who very gallantly led on the advance,
and of Lieutenant Al'Auley and Ensign M`Don.-
pep, of the Glengarry regiment, as also Lieute-
nant Gangneben, of the royal engineers, and of
Ensign M' Kay, of the Glengarry light infantry,
and of Ensign Kerr, of tho militia, each of whom
had chargeof a field-piece, and of Lieutenant ba.
pey, of the militia, who has lost a kg. I was
also well supported by Colonel Fraser and the
other officers and men of f the militia, who emu-
► lated the conspicomis bravery of all the troops
of the line. 1 inclose a list of the killed and
wounded.
The enemy had five hundred men under arms,
and must have sustained a considerable loss.
I have the honour to be, &c.
(Signed) G. NI.I.cDONNIELL, Major
Glengarry, Light Infantry,
Lieutenant-Culonel,
,runnuting in , the Eastern
District of Upper Canada.
(Truecopy.)
(Signed) NOAH
.FIIEER, Mil. Sea.

Return of the Killed' and Wounded in the Action of the 22d
February, 1813.
Royal Artillery-2 rank and file killed.
Stir for King's) lt,egialetit-,1 serjeant kilted; 1 subaltern, 12
tank and tile, wounded.
Royal NewfoilinHand ilegliarent-1 rank and file killed ; 4
zo.k and file wounded. •
Cli.ogarry Light Infantry-2 rank and file killed ,• I captain,
1 a serjeents, 0 rank and filet wounded.
Total serjeant, 7 rank and tile, killed,. I field-
officer, 4 captains, '5 silbulterns, 4 lierjewits, 40 rank
and file, wounded. •
Nantes of °Mears Wounded,
86 (or King's) Powell.
GlengOrry Iteginient—Liciitenatit-Colonel :11‘Donnell, Cap-
tain Jenkins, and Ensign 111'Kay. . •
Militia—Captain ll4Dotinell, and Lieutenants Inipey,:M,Lean#
and M'Dcrnutl.
(Sigueil) EDWARD BAYNES,
Mint:int.:General, North America.

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