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Domestic News August 13, 1814

Daily National Intelligencer

Washington, District Of Columbia

What is this article about?

Report from Albany dated August 6 confirms the American fleet sailed from Sackett's Harbor on August 1, followed by alarm guns at Kingston. Col. Mitchell commands there; 1500 militia have arrived with more expected. Gen. Gaines has gone west; Gen. Izard has moved north toward Isle au Noix. British fleet's position uncertain.

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Albany, August 6.

We have not much news here at present. I last night saw a letter from Sackett's Harbor, stating and confirming the sailing of the fleet on the 1st instant. Immediately after the sailing, alarm guns were heard firing at Kingston. Col. Mitchell commands at the Harbor. Gen. Gaines has gone west. There had arrived 1500 militia, and more were daily coming in. It is not certainly known that the British fleet is out. I think from Gen. Izard's movements you may calculate soon to hear from the Isle au Noix, as he has certainly moved north.

Balt. Pat.

What sub-type of article is it?

Military Arrival Departure

What keywords are associated?

Fleet Sailing Sackett's Harbor Militia Arrival Alarm Guns Kingston Gen Izard Isle Au Noix

What entities or persons were involved?

Col. Mitchell Gen. Gaines Gen. Izard

Where did it happen?

Sackett's Harbor

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Sackett's Harbor

Event Date

August 6

Key Persons

Col. Mitchell Gen. Gaines Gen. Izard

Event Details

Letter from Sackett's Harbor confirms fleet sailing on the 1st instant; alarm guns heard at Kingston immediately after. Col. Mitchell commands at the Harbor. Gen. Gaines has gone west. 1500 militia arrived, more coming daily. British fleet not certainly out. Gen. Izard has moved north toward Isle au Noix.

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