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they gave us nothing either to eat or drink, but complemented us with their usuel complement to prissonners, unclear my fiend, fortune of war, In these comfortable circumstances, each man having his hands fast penioned ? behind him, we lay down to repose our selves amongst the French soldiers for the first night Saturday unclear the 18th. This day we remained in the gaund house amongst the French soldiers, who informed us of their long and tedious journey from Canedy, and what difficultys they had undergon to little or no purpose, they being sent from Caneday in order to take anapolis Rayell, which they declared was impossible for them to accomplish, finding the fort. In so good circumstances, and so much stronger then shat they imagined, By the