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Battle of Lake Borgne

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1058:, commanded by Lieutenant James Barnwell Tattnall grappled the gunboat and was sunk, all of its boarding party transferred to the other rowboats. Jones states that at 12:10pm the British captured Gunboat No. 156 and turned her guns against her sister ships. The gunboat fired her broadsides and assisted the capture of the remaining American craft. One by one, the British took the other four American gunboats. The engagement was over at 12:30pm. Lockyer had hypothesised that boarding and capturing the rest of the American flotilla took five minutes, rather than the twenty minutes in Jones's account. 2969: 2679: 175: 144: 163: 3199: 3349: 132: 39: 1025: 1067: 3721: 3688: 3710: 3699: 1037:, immediately sent a few rowboats under Roberts to cut her off and the British quickly captured her at 9:30am. At 10 o'clock on the morning of December 14, the British boats had closed to within long gunshot by St. Joseph's Island. At this point Lockyer ordered the boats' crews to breakfast. Lockyer formed the boats into three divisions. He took command of the first, gave Montresor of 3743: 1208:. Several of these vessels remained in Royal Navy service into June 1815, and at least one perhaps beyond. As well as the warships providing men for the boats, there were sailors from the following troopships too: Alceste, Belle Poule, Diomede, Gorgon. The following troopships were nearby, thus eligible for prize money: Bucephalus, Dictator, Dover, Fox, Hydra, Thames. 975:
to the gunboats, so they returned in the direction of the Rigolets, and the fort at Petit Coquilles. Owing to the strong current, they were only able to get as far as the channel between the mainland and Malheureux island on December 13. Jones had been ordered by Patterson to position his gunboats across Pass Christiana (to the south of the modern day settlement of
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The engagement lasted about two hours, though the actual hand-to-hand combat was short. Whilst the British outnumbered the American seamen, Roosevelt does note the advantage Jones's flotilla had in defense, being stationary, having some long heavy guns and boarding nettings. This was offset by two of
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The American sailors killed or wounded a number of the rowboat crews in the process, including most of the men in Lockyer's boat. Eventually the range closed and the British sailors and marines began to board the American vessels. At 11:50am Lockyer personally boarded Gunboat No. 156, Jones's vessel.
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Jones's squadron headed back in the direction of the Rigolets, mooring at Bay St Louis on December 10. The following day, they prepared their boats to make an attack. On December 12 the squadron arrived at Cat Island, but found the overwhelming strength of the British would have been disadvantageous
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that a campaign against New Orleans would weaken American resolve against Canada, and hasten a successful end to the war. In the winter of 1814, the British had the objective of gaining control of the entrance of the Mississippi, and to challenge the legality of the Louisiana Purchase. To this end,
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After rowing for about thirty-six hours, the British approached the five American vessels drawn up in line abreast to block the channel between Malheureux Island and Point Claire on the mainland. At daybreak, Jones noticed the British rowboats nine miles to the east. As the British advanced, they
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At night on December 12, the British rowboats, under Lockyer, set off to enter Lake Borgne, to attack the gunboat squadron. Jones sighted the British rowboats on December 13 at 10:00am believing them to be disembarking troops, advancing in the direction of Pass Christian and then stopping. When he
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William James comments on the geography, with the benefit of hindsight. 'But the flatness of the coast is everywhere unfavourable for the debarkation of troops, and the bays and inlets being all obstructed by shoals or bars, no landing can be effected, but by boats, except up the Mississippi; and
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Gene Allen Smith makes reference to a letter from the Secretary of the Admiralty to Cochrane dated August 10, 1814, archive reference WO 1/141. A copy of this document is accessible at The Historic New Orleans Collection, via microfilm. Smith also mentions how several Royal Navy officers had
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The Americans lost their entire flotilla of five gunboats and crew, of whom 41 were killed or wounded. Lockyer states the five gunboats were each crewed by 45 men, for a total of 225, whereas Jones gives a lower figure for a total of 182 men in the five gunboats. Jones was made a
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command of the third. When the British had finished their breakfast they returned to their oars and pulled up to the line of American gunboats. The main battle came at 10:39 am. The British were rowing against a strong current and under a heavy fire of round and grapeshot.
920:, two American gunboats had fired at them. Furthermore, lookouts on the masts had seen three more gunboats. It would not be possible to proceed with the disembarkation until this squadron of five gunboats, in the shallow waters of the inlet Lake Borgne, were destroyed. 1267:. The clasps covered a variety of actions, from boat service to single-ship actions, to larger naval engagements, including major fleet actions. The engagement at Lake Borgne was deemed a boat service worthy enough of recognition by a clasp, and appears on the 955: 1250:
The engagement itself was not referred to as a "battle" in the literature of the 19th century. Hornbrook's painting from the 1840s uses the word 'action' in its title. Secondary sources in the 20th century do refer to the 'Battle of Lake Borgne'.
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Lake Borgne would become the landing zone for British forces preparing to attack New Orleans. After the population of the city learned of the engagement on Lake Borgne, panic overtook some inhabitants of New Orleans; so Andrew Jackson declared
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without stopping, he realized they were heading to attack his gunboats. The shallow waters caused Jones issues, three of his gunboats being in 12 or 18 inches water less than their draught, which was resolved by the flood tide at 3:30pm.
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was scuttled and the store was set alight, an explosion occurring at 7:30pm with a large fire being visible thereafter. Jones subsequently confirmed that he had sanctioned Johnson to destroy his schooner to prevent it being captured.
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and twelve swivel guns, as reported by Lockyer. Cochrane rated the captured flotilla as the equivalent of a 36-gun frigate and appointed Lockyer to its command as soon as his wounds permitted. Montresor took command
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in order to prevent its capture by British forces. The schooner, with the protection of two land-based 6 pounder cannon, saw off three approaching launches with grapeshot, who initially retired out of range.
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for three months and would later be decorated for his bravery in this engagement. The British casualties were 94 killed and wounded. The casualties were from the following vessels:
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At the end of January 1815, the prisoners of war were transported to the Caribbean in HMS Ramillies. In February 1815, following news of ratification of the peace treaty,
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Court martial of inquiry commenced May 15, to investigate the conduct of officers and seamen on December 14, reproduced in Latour (1816), appendix LXII, pp.cxxxii-cxxxv
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One unintended consequence is that the gunboat crews in captivity were able to mislead the British as to Jackson's strength in numbers, when they were questioned.
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commencing in 1819 to replace the earlier fort. It was the first of three forts to be constructed in Louisiana under the postwar "Third System", along with
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heading eastward, towards the passes Mariana and Christiana (marked on Lossing's map, close to Cat Island), to watch the movements of the British vessels.
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The loss of the gunboats meant that Jackson had no means of surveillance of the British, and it is noted that he did not deploy scouts as a substitute.
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with one 12, 18 or 24 pounder carronade each, two further launches with a long 9 pounder and a long 12 pounder respectively, as well as three unarmed
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Although Jones's squadron never made it as far as the fort at Petit Coquilles, it was decided to improve the coastal defences with the creation of
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had arrived in the Gulf Coast, to attack New Orleans. An anonymous letter sent from Pensacola, dated December 5 and addressed to Commodore
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In all, the six captured vessels of Jones's squadron comprised a loss of 245 men, sixteen long guns, fourteen carronades, two
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faced a subsequent rowboat attack with four more launches as reinforcements, commanded by Captain Samuel Roberts of
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on December 13 at 3:45pm. At 2:00pm she had been sent to remove, or failing that to destroy, a stores dump at
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the five gunboats (No.156 commanded by Jones, and No.163 commanded by Ulrick) having drifted out of line.
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warned him of this imminent threat, and was received on December 7. Patterson dispatched Lieutenant
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was sent to Jamaica, to fetch the prisoners taken at Lake Borgne, and to repatriate the prisoners.
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Declaration of martial law dated December 15, reproduced in Latour (1816), appendix XXI, p.xxxix
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At 8:00pm, Lockyer rested his boat crews, who had been rowing against the flow of the tide.
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Within Lake Borgne, Pea Island is located at the mouth of the Pearl River, due north of
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Historical Memoir of the War in West Florida and Louisiana in 1814–15, with an Atlas
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Letter from Jones to Patterson dated 12 March 1815, within Brannan (ed). pp.487-490
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The 'Names of Ships for which Claims have been proved' are as follows: warships
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Naval battle fought between Britain and the United States in the War of 1812
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Letter from Cochrane to Admiralty dated 16 December 1814, reproduced in
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The first contact was with three of Lockyer's launches and the schooner
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Cochrane put all the rowboats of the British fleet under the command of
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British and American Gunboats in Action on Lake Borgne, 14 December 1814
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Vice Admiral Sir Alexander Cochrane, British Commander-in-Chief of the
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The British at the gates – the New Orleans campaign in the War of 1812
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Letter from Lockyer to Cochrane dated 18 December 1814, reproduced in
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that has a bar at its mouth, which shoals to 13 or 14 feet water.'
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Both Lockyer and Jones sustained severe wounds. One rowboat from
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The British took the five gunboats into service under the names
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is marked on the Plaquemines Bend of the Mississippi, with the
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of the squadron, mounted one long 24-pounder, four 12-pounder
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suggested the idea of attacking Louisiana from 1813 onwards.
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The American force consisted of five Jeffersonian gunboats -
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Map showing Lake Borgne, New Orleans, and surrounding areas
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an expeditionary force of about 8,000 troops under General
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1002:Sea Horse 993:Sea Horse 925:Commander 902:Pensacola 855:Alligator 840:Sea Horse 791:Admiralty 777:on land. 763:U.S. Navy 732:Nuku Hiva 694:La Guaira 666:Lake Erie 641:Caledonia 606:Baltimore 550:President 423:Guerriere 313:Pensacola 196:1 sloop 75:Louisiana 3680:Category 3513:Reindeer 3443:Dominica 3419:Epervier 3334:2nd Erie 3314:1st Erie 3254:Chippawa 3170:Missouri 3105:Autossee 3082:Mackinac 3049:Michigan 3034:Harrison 2991:Dearborn 2983:Illinois 2925:Virginia 2887:Ocracoke 2831:New York 2770:Maryland 2693:Delaware 2535:(2000). 2450:(1830). 2440:40119875 2400:(1818). 2283:(1901). 2261:(1969). 1472:Seahorse 1379:Dictator 1371:Calliope 1355:Anaconda 1279:See also 1125:Seahorse 1033:spotted 937:launches 885:Seahorse 864:flagship 835:schooner 808:Rigolets 761:and the 643:and HMS 578:Nautilus 560:and HMS 529:Reindeer 521:Epervier 489:Dominica 421:vs HMS 409:vs HMS 279:Tecumseh 186:Strength 66:Location 3535:vs HMS 3523:vs HMS 3505:Peacock 3482:vs HMS 3435:Penguin 3362:Florida 3077:Detroit 3072:Maguaga 3011:Indiana 2859:Niagara 2844:Buffalo 2821:Hampden 2729:Georgia 2412:2226903 1494:Alceste 1489:Diomede 1456:Bedford 1440:Tonnant 1423:Volcano 1419:Thistle 1165:pro tem 1098:Bedford 1086:Tonnant 1056:Tonnant 960:St Malo 831:No. 162 819:No. 163 815:No. 156 645:Detroit 611:Hampden 570:Penguin 463:Peacock 453:vs HMS 441:vs HMS 274:Prelude 3746:  3735:  3724:  3715:quotes 3713:  3702:  3691:  3672:, and 3579:Oswego 3427:Frolic 3304:Thames 3269:George 2581:  2543:  2510:  2494:839952 2492:  2475:  2438:  2410:  2386:  2363:  2331:  2312:  2293:  2269:  2249:  1956:  1484:Gorgon 1480:Meteor 1476:Sophie 1464:Cydnus 1460:Armide 1425:, and 1414:Thames 1399:Nymphe 1391:Herald 1375:Carron 1229:Nymphe 1177:Ambush 1152:Meteor 1146:Gorgon 1135:Sophie 1120:Cydnus 1115:Armide 1046:Meteor 1020:Battle 941:barges 929:Sophie 897:Sophie 891:Armide 860:tender 833:- the 829:, and 827:No. 23 562:Levant 513:Frolic 431:Frolic 284:Creeks 112:Result 3737:media 3498:Fayal 3451:Argus 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Index

War of 1812

Thomas Lyde Hornbrook
Lake Borgne
Louisiana
30°09′52″N 89°26′14″W / 30.16444°N 89.43722°W / 30.16444; -89.43722
United Kingdom
United States
Nicholas Lockyer
Thomas Jones
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Tecumseh
Creeks
Fort Charlotte
1st Fort Bowyer
Pensacola
Lake Borgne
Villeré Plantation
New Orleans
Fort St. Philip
2nd Fort Bowyer
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USS Essex vs HMS Alert
USS Constitution vs HMS Guerriere

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