| Description | Whitehall, details of the movements of our army against the enemy as reported by Colonel Ogilvie, who has just arrived from New York, repulse of the enemy at Piscattery, capture of General Prescott by the rebels from his own house at Rhode Island, movements of Captain Loring, master of the "Lady Gage" transport, intelligence he brings concerning the capture of Ticonderoga by General Burgoyne, report spread by General Washington with regard to the retreat of Sir William Howe from Middlebush, General Putman at Albany with 1000 of the New England troops |