The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-09-10

and Capt. Brdsall. 4,h rife regiment, all Sc
vcrely.
1t. Fontane of the artillery, who was taken
prisoner, whites from the British camp, that
he fortunately fell into the hands OF the In-
dians, who, after taking his money treated
him kindly. Il would seem then, that these
savases had not joined III the resolution to
give no quarter.
To Major Jones, Asst Adj. General, and
MAJOR Kali Asst. insp. General Captain
Harris OF the dragons, Vol. Ald-dc-Camp
lieutenant Bolton, Aid-de-Iamp, much ere
Cit IS due for their constant vigilance & strict
ATTENTION to every duty previous to the ac-
to-, and the steady courage, zeal and ac-
tNty which they manifested during the &C
tlun.
The Surgeons, Doctors Fuller Esd, Trou-
bridge 2lst, with tl,eir Mates Doctors Gale
OF the esd, and Eyeritt and sAiler OF the
Fist, deserve the wagniest appreciation for
tlief ndetatigab(c e2ertions, aud humane at
tenuon to the wounded OF our army, as well
as to the prisoners who fell iuto their hands
have the honor to be, sir, your very ob't
servt.
E.P. GAINES.
Brig. Gem Com'dg,
Hon. John Armstrong. o.
See'y. Of Var, Washington.
Retort cfAhe Killed, 4Yoi,rdcd g fSisoneys To-
Ken az The 6afsle If Erie, Z. c. Jug. IS,
| 1914.
| Killed left on the field, 222-wcun1lcd left
on the field, l74--priSoners, 1S6--grait,l tote
582
Two hundred supposed to be Killed G., the
lett hank near snake Hill (in the wa,eI) and
permitted to feat down the Niagara. The
number on the right flank near the woods
could not be asccrtaineo.
! At the tnSy Generals rf;Ca To-.
rio, NC.
1VATgL. MAIL.
lost ms. Gt7iL
| The following IS the cnemy's oyier Of attack, found
,Le lceket Q! L,euterant Colonel Dirmnonc
Head tt,c,Ters C4U5 fire
| FoRT Err, Aug. ii, lSIi
.fircttycz,e1f-Rigl coluinii-iI c,,onel Fisher.
King regt (sthtjo,,) volunteers pc Na,te,ilos, Y
comlAnes, Tie storinus aity, s9t, and IOiait reeL
was OF tue taIkVis oath corps bet ROYAL Art Off
! yer IL men, and rocketcer viii, ceuule OF u H.
sockets, captain Eustaees pieuct G! cavalry Canaan
Powell, by As O. Mas. will conduct the column
wlheh to attack the eitoi the cRenlys position MAJ
| Cont
Centre Cofm,r.--l-icut. Col Er,nimon,I--Fiank
companies, list rcgt. i0tl Royal Msinss So Scan.en
20, dot ROYAL Atty. sub. II men. Captain. B.rny
S9th rest will guide this column, which 10 attack
the fort.
Lef Col,am--Colone Scotc-1oad rert.-,of ti.;;s
regiment but so survived unlur;, OF 500 so say Gescr.
te!s) Capt Elliott, Dep. Ass. O. W. G. viii conduct
this column, which stoattack tie right IL tic onelny 5
position towards the lake, and eude;sor to penetrate
| by the opening between the fort and the enrenc!.-
mens using the short ladders the same time 10 ,s
| the cutrenchmrnt, which is reported to be tetnd,y
| only b. tie encnly's 81 regt 25U strong.
liz infantry ptinct on Bucks road win be pushed on
with the lntas aud attack the eneTnys pqct on that
road 1t col. Nciioll, Or VI. tse,L OF inilitia will
conduct the column The rest of the troops viz -
First battalion Royals, Remnant OF De Waite y:lles
| regt.
Glcngary Light Infantry, and Incorp militia remain
IN reserve, under 1t Col fucker and are To bee roste,
ON the ground now occupied by our pquets a cover
ing parties SGna'Iio IS .ht Dragons IN Tx. re-
vine rear OF the battery, the advance rc:-
dy to receive charge OF PRISONERS ard guard them to
| the
The Lieut. Gen. will station himself Mt or near the
] battery, where reports be made to him 1t
Col Fisher, commanding the right column wilt follow
the Instructions which he has received copy of which
are communicated to Col. Scott s. Ii COL Diuninond
| Tor their guidance.
ihc Lieut. Gen strongly recommends free rqe Of
he baycnet The encmy's force does not exceed l5Ol
men tit Tor duty, and those Represented us niucl,
! disphied
The ground which the columns Of attack arc TO b..
Formed viii beponted out, end TIE orders Tor the. adj
einoe will given by the Lieutenant General com
| manning.
| lSignedl }. IIArVEV,
| lyep AGj. Gen.
10Th foot, eo:n's. &c. sc.