 | 1816 - 416 str.
...surrendered. No answef lieing given, and he having recommenced firing, it was returned. At 10, 12, the enemy having suffered greatly, and having made no return to our two last broadsides, I hailed the second time, when he answered in the affirmative. The guns were then,... | |
 | Heman Allen Fay - 1817 - 294 str.
...escaping, and, at 29 minutes past 9, commenced the action — at 10 o'clock, believing the enemy to be silenced, orders were given to cease firing, when...suffered greatly, and having made no return to our two last broadsides, I hailed him a second time, to know if he had surrendered, when he answered in... | |
 | John Brannan - 1823 - 522 str.
...his escaping, and at 20 minutes after 9 commenced the action. At 10 o'clock believing the enemy to be silenced, orders were given to cease firing, when...suffered greatly and having made no return to our two last broadsides, I hailed him the second time to know if he had surrendered, when he answered in... | |
 | John Brannan - 1823 - 522 str.
...his escaping, and at 20 minutes after 9 commenced the action. At 10 o'clock believing the enemy to be silenced., orders were given to cease firing, when...suffered greatly and having made no return to our two last broadsides, I hailed him the second time to know if he had surrendered, when he answered in... | |
 | John Brannan - 1823 - 520 str.
...his escaping, and at 20 minutes after 9 commenced the action. At 10 o'clock believing the enemy to be silenced, orders were given to cease firing, when...suffered greatly and having made no return to our two last broadsides, I hailed him the second time to know if he had surrendered, when he answered in... | |
 | 1828 - 486 str.
...escaping, and, at 29 minutes past 9, commenced the action — at 10 o'clock, believing the enemy to be silenced, orders were given to cease firing, when...suffered greatly, and having made no return to our two last broadsides, I hailed him a second time, to know if he had surrendered, when he answered in... | |
 | Abel Bowen - 1830 - 410 str.
...lee-bow to prevent his escaping, and commenced the action. At 10 o'clock, believing the enemy to be silenced, orders were given to cease firing, when...surrendered. No answer being given to this, and his firing having recommenced, it was agained returned. At 12 minutes after 10, the enemy having suffered... | |
 | John Hill Wheeler - 1851 - 610 str.
...given to this, and his fire having recommenced, it was again returned. At twelve minutes after ten, the enemy having suffered greatly, and having made no return to our two last broadsides, I hailed him the second time to know if he had surrendered, when he answered in... | |
 | Charles Jacobs Peterson - 1857 - 582 str.
...lee-bow to prevent his escaping, and commenced the action. At ten o'clock, believing the enemy to be silenced, orders were given to cease firing, when...surrendered. No answer being given to this, and his firing having recommenced, it was again returned. At twelve minutes after ten, the enemy having suffered... | |
 | 1815 - 640 str.
...esc-.iping, «nd at 29 minutes »fter 9 commenced the action. At 10 o'clock, believing the enemy to be silenced, orders were given to cease firing, when I hailed and asked it he had surrendered. No answer being given to this, and Ms fire having recommenced, it was again... | |
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... 9 commenced the action. At 10 o'clock believing the enemy to be silenced., orders were given to cease firing, when I hailed and asked if he had surrendered. No answer being given to this, and his fire having re-commenced, it was again returned. 