I have the honour to be, etc.,
J. Blakeley.
Killed and Wounded. The loss on board the Reindeer was 25 killed and 42 wounded, total 67. On board the Wasp, 5 killed and 21 wounded, principally in boarding; among the latter, midshipmen Langdon and Toscan, both of whom expired some days after the action.
July 5 and 25, and September 17, 1814.
Major General Jacob Brown. ℞. Resolution of Congress November 3. 1814.
MAJOR-GENERAL JACOB BROWN.
[Victories of Chippewa, Niagara, and Erie.]
MAJOR GENERAL JACOB BROWN. Bust of General Brown, in uniform, facing the right. furst. f. (fecit).
RESOLUTION OF CONGRESS NOVEMBER 3. 1814. In the center of a trophy, composed of the enemy's arms and flags, are the Roman fasces, emblem of the strength and of the union of America. The fasces are surrounded by a crown of laurel, from which hang three cartoons, each bearing the name of one of the three victories: "NIAGARA" "ERIE" "CHIPPEWA". At the foot of the trophy the American eagle, with outspread wings, holds in its talons a British standard. Exergue: BATTLES OF CHIPPEWA. JULY 5. 1814. NIAGARA. JULY 25. 1814. ERIE. SEP. (September) 17. 1814. furst. f. (fecit).