Chauncey
And Dearborn Subsequently Won
The Battle Of Fort George
On
The Niagara Peninsula
But They Had Left Sacket's Harbor Defended Only By
A Few Troops
Mainly Militia
When Reinforcements From
The Royal Navy Commanded
By Commodore James Lucas Yeo Arrived
In Kingston
Yeo Almost Immediately Embarked Some Troops Commanded
By Sir George Prevost
And Attacked Sackett's Harbor
Although
The British Were Repelled By
The Defenders At
The Second Battle Of Sacket's Harbor
Chauncey Immediately Withdrew Into Sacket's Harbor Until Mid-July
When
A New Heavy Sloop Of War Had Been Completed
The Town Of York Was Attacked Again
In July 1813
When
A Battalion Of Troops Led
By Colonel Winfield Scott Raided
The Undefended Town
Chauncey Sortied Again
On July 21 With 13 Vessels
Six Days Later
He Embarked
A Battalion Of 500 Troops Commanded
By Colonel Winfield Scott At
The Niagara. Chauncey Sought
To Relieve
The British-Native Blockade Of Fort George
By Attacking British Supply Lines
At Burlington Heights At
The Western End Of Lake Ontario. Winfield Scott's Force Disembarked East Of
The Heights
At Burlington Beach (present Day Burlington)
On July 29
But Found
The Defenders Too Well-entrenched
For Any Assault
To Be Successful
Anticipating Chauncey's Intentions
Major-General Francis De Rottenburg
Sheaffe's Successor
As Lieutenant Governor
Ordered
The Bulk Of
The Troops
At York
To
The Burlington Heights. However
This Left York Largely Undefended
As Most Of Its Militia Were Still
On Parole
The American Squadron Proceeded
To York
In Order
To Seize Food Stores
To Feed Its Soldiers
The Last Remaining Troop
In York
Members Of
The 19th Light Dragoons
Collected
The Military Supplies They Could Carry
And Withdrew Along
The Don River
The American Landing Of 340 Men
At York Was Unopposed
With
The American Force Burning
The Barracks At
The Fort
The Military Fuel Yards
And Looted Several Properties. They Also Seized 11 Batteaux
5 Cannons
And Some Flour
Before Reembarking
On Their Ships
Leaving
The Settlement Later That Night
The Library Books That Were Looted From
The Battle
In April 1813
Were Returned
To
The Settlement During
The Second Incursion Into York
The Ontario Heritage Foundation Erected
A Plaque
In 1968 Near
The Entrance
To Coronation Park
Exhibition Place
Lake Shore Boulevard
In Commemoration Of
The Event
The Plaque Reads:
; Madrasatul-Banaat Islamic School
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