NOTICES OF THE ARTS AND MANUFACTURES, AND A RECORD OF THE
EVENTS OF THE TIMES.

IN TESTIMONY

OF

Respect to the Memory

OF

ZEBULON MONTGOMERY PIKE,

BRIGADIER-GENERAL:

WHO FELL GLORIOUSLY BEFORE YORK, IN UPPER CANADA.

AND

JAMES LAWRENCE,

CAPTAIN IN THE NAVY:

killed on board the CHESAPEAKE frigate, fighting the SHANNON.

THIS VOLUME OF THE WEEKLY REGISTER, IS DEDICATED.

The former happily expired on the conquered flag of the foe,

the latter died exclaiming, "DON'T GIVE UP THE SHIP."

BALTIMORE, August 28, 1813.

272 273 306 338 372

general orders 45 116 261 Craney Island

278 291 324

403 417 Hamburg

Shelby 66-to the see.

190 210 33

maj. Hardin to the same 65
from gov. Edwards

the same to Gov. Shelby 148

67

195

295

149 180

9

gov, Haslet to sir J. P.
Berresford and reply

80
418

gov. Meigs to general
MArthur

178

278 355 375 404
H

gen. Miller to admiral
Warren and reply

183

376 408

192 305

regulations in Canada 46) Creek Indians 160 239 400 417 Havre de Grace 164 182 195 196 |

gen. Clay to gen. Harri-