Pages 282 to 283: Mention of border hostilities, the occupation of the town of Sandwich (in Canada, near Detroit (present day Windsor, Ontario) and a riot in Baltimore. The Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Chronicle ...

Specific pages related to the War of 1812 include: Pages 490: Fall of Major General Isaac Brock at the Battle of Queenston Heights and victory by Major General Roger Shaeffe. The Gentleman's Magazine and Historical ...

Contains a reference to the Battle of Frenchman’s Creek (the Affair opposite Black Rock) on p. 370-371, mentioning the official accounts of these events by Gen. Sheaffe and Col. Bishopp. A list of the officers wounded ...

*Pages 497-504 are duplicated. Please check both November and December for these pages listed in the Index. Specific pages related to the War of 1812 include: Contains an update on the war on page 574, providing some ...

Contains some details of the Battle of Frenchman’s Creek (the Affair opposite Black Rock). It is stated on p. 277 that “an action took place on the 28th of November between Chippewa [Chippawa] and Fort Erie…The British ...

Contains some details of the Battle of Stoney Creek on p. 82. The Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Chronicle was a monthly periodical published in England during the years of 1736-1833. The volumes of interest from ...

Specific pages related to the War of 1812 include: Contains an account of the Battle of Queenston Heights and the death of Isaac Brock beginning on page 655. Maj.-Gen. Sheaffe provides a lengthy account of the battle ...

Contains accounts of a British attack at Black Rock on July 11, 1813, in dispatches received by Earl Bathurst from George Prevost (p. 680). It is written that “the block-houses, barracks, and navy yard, with one large ...

Contains an account of the Battle of Stoney Creek by Gen. Vincent, dated at Burlington Heights, Ontario, June 6 (p. 476-477). A report of the killed, wounded, and American prisoners of war is included. News of the American ...