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e instructed not to approach the American coast.[490] The temper of the controlling element in the Administration, and the disposition of American naval officers since the "Chesapeake" affair, were but too likely to afford causes of misunderstanding in case of a meeting. FOOTNOTES: [457] Baynes to Prevost. Canadian Archives, C. 377, pp. 27-37. [458] Life of Brock, p. 258. Brock first heard of the suspension August 23, at Fort Erie, on his return toward Niagara. Life, p. 274. See also a letter from Brock to the American General Van Rensselaer, in the Defence of General Dearborn, by H.A.S. Dearborn, p. 8. [459] Chauncey to the Secretary of the Navy, Sept. 26, 1812. Captains' Letters, Navy Department MSS. [460] Elliott's report of this affair will be found in the Captains' Letters, Navy Department MSS., forwarded by Chauncey Oct. 16, 1812. [461] Life of Brock, p. 315. [462] Ibid., p. 316. [463] Porter's Address to the Public. Niles' Register, vol. iii. p. 284. [464] See Eustis's Letter to Dearborn, Aug. 15, 1812. Hall's Memoirs of the Northwestern Campaign, p. 87. [465] Life of Brock, pp. 106, 130, 181. [466] Chauncey to Secretary, Sept. 26, 1812. Captains' Letters, Navy Department MSS. [467] Chauncey to Secretary, Feb. 24, 1815. Ibid. [468] The details of Chauncey's actions are appended to his letter of Sept. 26, 1812. [469] Chauncey to Secretary of the Nary, Oct. 8, 12, 21, 1812. Captains' Letters. [470] Chauncey to Secretary, October 27, November 4, 6, 13. Captains' Letters. Those for November 6 and 13 can be found in Niles, vol. iii, pp. 205, 206. [471] Chauncey to Secretary, November 17. Captains' Letters. [472] Chauncey to Secretary, Nov. 26, 1812. Ibid. [473] Life of Brock, p. 293. [474] In the Canadian Archives frequent mention is made of expeditions by Procter's forces about the American lines, as of the British shipping on the Lake front during the autumn of 1812. [475] Elliott to Chauncey, Sept. 14, 1812. Captains' Letters, Navy Department. [476] Chauncey to the Secretary, Oct. 22, 1812. Captains' Letters, Navy Department. [477] Chauncey to the Secretary, Dec. 25, 1812; Jan. 1 and 8, and Feb. 16, 1813. Captains' Letters. [478] See Chauncey's letters of Dec. 1, 1812, and Jan. 20, 1813. Captains' Letters. [479] Chauncey to the Secretary, Jan. 21, Feb. 22, 1813. Captains' Letters. [480] Ridout, "Ten Years in Upper Canada," pp. 52, 58, 115. [481] Nile
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