 | 1814 - 466 pages
...of saving her, and at. 20 minutes after 6 PM > . > •• the painful order to strike the colors. 75 men, including officers, were all that remained of...since died. The enemy still continued his fire, and rny brave though unfortunate companions, were still fulling about me. I directed an opposite gun to... | |
 | Thomas H. Palmer - 1816 - 518 pages
...saving her, and at 20 minutes after 6, PM, gave the painful order to strike the colours. S-.A enty-five men, including officers were all that remained of...whom have since died. The enemy still continued his firing, and my brave, though unfortunate companions were still falling about me. I directed an opposite... | |
 | Barent Gardenier - 1814 - 442 pages
...her, and at 20 minutes after 6, PM guve the paintul order to strike the colours. 75 men, iucluding officers, were all that remained of my whole crew,...and many of them severely wounded, some of whom have sine* died. The enemy still continued his fire «mi ray brave, though unfortunate companions, were... | |
 | Thomas Wilson - 1817 - 344 pages
...and at twenty minutes after •6 p. M. gave the painful order to strike the colours. — Seventy-five men, including officers, were all that remained of...though unfortunate companions, were still falling about rne. I directed an opposite gun to be fired, to shew them we intended no further resistance ; but they... | |
 | Thomas Wilson - 1819 - 344 pages
...and at twenty minutes after 6 p. M. gave the painful order to strike the colours. — Seventy-five men, including officers, were all that remained of...about me. I directed an opposite gun to be fired, to show them we intended no further re-? Distance ; but they did not desist - four men were killed at... | |
 | Thomas Wilson - 1821 - 350 pages
...after 6 PM gave the painful order to strike the colours. — Seventy-five men, including officersj were all that, remained of my whole crew, after the...companions, were still falling about me. I directed an opposition gua to be fired to shew them we intended no further re* sistance ; but they did not desist... | |
 | Thomas Wilson - 1822 - 364 pages
...PM gave the painful order to strike the colours. — Seventy-five men, including officers, were aH that remained of my whole crew, after the action,...since died. The enemy still continued his fire, and nay brave, though unfortunate companions, were still falling about me. I directed an opposition gun... | |
 | David Porter - 1822 - 626 pages
...her, and at twenty minutes after six PM gave the painful order to strike the colours. Seventy-five men, including officers were all that remained of...them severely wounded, some of whom have since died. '/'/,, enemy still continued his fire, and my brave, though unfortunate companions, were still falling... | |
 | David Porter - 1823 - 152 pages
...her, and at twenty minutes after six PM gave the painful order to strike the colours. Seventy-five men, including officers, were all that remained of...about me. I directed an opposite gun to be fired, to show them we intended no further resistance ; but they did not desist ; four men were killed at my... | |
 | John Brannan - 1823 - 522 pages
...saving her, and at 20 minutes after 6 PMgave the painful order to strike the colours. Seventy-five men, including officers, were all that remained of...and many of them severely wounded, some of whom have sincedied. The enemy st-illcontinntd hisfm,an<\ my brave, though unfortunate companions were still... | |
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Seventy-five men, including officers, were all that remained of my whole crew, after the action, capable of doing duty, and many of them severely wounded, some of whom have since died. The enemy still continued his fire, and my brave, though unfortunate... 
