The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-08
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aud series nt to proceed to the right OF the bate
~ in order to discover how many men were ia the
works did so. and reported to him the nber,
aud that they were spihiny their own guns towards
the shipping.
The general Immediately ordered capt. Walworth
of the 10th with his company of grenadiets to
make the assault. Walworth gaIlantiy ordered his
men to trail arms, and advance xt the accelerated
pace, but at the moment when thsy were ordered
to recoser and charge the enemy, the enemy
broke In the ,tmos, confusion leaving .evcra, men
wounded OH the ground which they Abandoned
We then proceeded in admirable order en- q grad.
ual ascent when FIRE was op,n.,l upon ts of round
and canister from the quarters OF the British 10
vernon !; the general here ordered the troops TO
lie close, while the artillery battery under msor
Eustis was brought 20 the front; and :ilenced the
enenr's battery. The firing very soon ceased alto
gsther, and we were expecting a Gag OF s,i render
at the very moment when terrible explosion ofthe
,tupeudous and awful, aud at tie insian, the COM
mon supposition was. that il xas a subierrsneous
mine. The general hsd Just aided in removing a
wounded man with his own hands. aid .,x,. sat down
on stump with British serieaht ue had taken
prisoner, whom the general with captain Nicholson
aud myself were exan,nnS, when the explosion took
place. The general, captain Nicholson and the
f5ritst SERGEANT, we're all mortsliy wounded, and
much bruised in the general crssh that it is
surprising how I survived. ,,robabty owe my
sscspe to the corpulescy or the British serieant,
whose body throws upoa mine by tha coneass.
ion T..
Brigade major Hunter, assisted by lieut.. COL.
Mitchell of the Sd artillery, who acted as volun-
were ready to give or receive charge in five min
afes a.er th,s explosion, MT,
ne mus, o. sen.ra rike were OF suen ma
tLe com and Jsynvsd on co, p.amea IS ,S. ,s'h
nfanir-, as the senior oieer. Who sent isae de.
msndins an immediate surrender at tiscreten-
they 'Dade only one stipulation, which was granted
should er, Ne respected.
of the regular troops with him., in what AFFECTION
lave not heard. ..~
| When the surgeons were carrying their wounded
sener,. ana ms aias IRON the ,heo, our troops;
h .au ,nra% gave .reme" .
what that vsa for: serieaat who sceomnspied
| him said =" The BRITISH snion-;acl Is coming
ao7s., Seserat--ft: ssGSs are going up"-he bea,
sea SIGH OF extacy and smiled even amidst the
w"'en nu'' nsse peen 'hsepsrao's from tne
s-,, III, 81. ;d ON ooard inc
| ger. and frcIn thence on board the Commodore',
ship, accompanied by the commodore who came to
| attend him. On board the commodore's ship his
| saisnt spirit Ned, another Montgomery in fate !;
NO. ,aeeu pe's ISM oy 'he sa'or sslant zoe IN
@ hs Dus ,as, even IN .ne arms OF xls.o
ted enemy. -
General Dearborne, commodore Chauncev. and
indeed every officer and soldier, in the loss of
our friend the loss of one of our country proadest
anj r,o3a, = -o>
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Tn the late attack unon Fort M.;ss tho
British fred ;ns, the worts 1zsn S.,,
bail and she'll which nroduced hn, I;tt,e
effect. The Grst sho, nassed through
general Harrison's maroneeF Their ares ,
aim was at the ,rapaz;ne which nrnve5
bomb and cannon nr0of = Ch,o,,
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