Date		Occurrence
1803	May 18	War resumed between theUnited Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and theFirst French Empire
1804	Nov 3	Quashquame's treaty withWilliam Henry Harrison causes manySauk to ally with British
1805	May 22	Essex Decision
1805	Oct 21	Battle of Trafalgar
1806	Apr 18	Nonimportation Act
1806	Nov 21	Berlin Decree
1806	Dec 31	Monroe-Pinkney Treaty
1807	Jun 22	Chesapeake–Leopard affair
1807	Nov 11	Orders in Council
1807	Dec 17	Milan Decree
1807	Dec 22	Embargo Act
1808	Apr 17	Bayonne Decree
1809	Mar 1	Non-Intercourse Act
1809	Mar 4	PresidentJames Madison inauguration
1809	Apr 19	Erskine Agreement
1809	Sep 30	Treaty of Fort Wayne
1810	Mar 23	Rambouillet Decree
1810	May 1	Macon's Bill No. 2
1810	Aug 5	Cadore letter
1811	Feb 2	Trade with the United Kingdom closed
1811	Mar 10	Henry letters
1811	May 16	Little Belt affair
1811	Nov 4	12th United States Congress convenes
1811	Nov 7	Battle of Tippecanoe
1812	Apr 4	American Trade Embargo
1812	May 11	Prime MinisterSpencer Perceval assassinated
1812	Jun 1	PresidentJames Madison'swar message
1812	Jun 8	Robert Banks Jenkinson, 2nd Earl of Liverpool becomes Prime Minister of United Kingdom
1812	Jun 16	Lord Castlereagh announces toParliament Repeal ofOrders in Council

Date		Occurrence
1812	Jun 18	Declaration of war by the United States against theUnited Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
1812	Jun 22	1812 Baltimore riots begin
1812	Jun 23	Finalized Repeal ofOrders in Council
1812	Jun 29	Schooners Sophia andIsland Packet taken by the British in theSt. Lawrence River
1812	Jul 1	United States doublescustoms duties
1812	Jul 12	U.S. GeneralWilliam Hull's army invadesUpper Canada atSandwich
1812	Jul 16	Battle of River Canard
1812	Jul 17	Capture of Fort Mackinac
1812	Jul 19	Attack at Sackets Harbor, New York
1812	Aug 5	Battle of Brownstown
1812	Aug 8	British GeneralIsaac Brock embarks atPort Dover for the relief ofAmherstburg
1812	Aug 9	Battle of Maguaga
1812	Aug 15	Fort Dearborn massacre
1812	Aug 16	Surrender of Detroit
1812	Aug 19	Capture of HMSGuerriere
1812	Aug 19	TheGreat Louisiana hurricane struck New Orleans, damaging both the U.S. and the British fleet
1812	Sep 3	Massacre atPigeon Roost
1812	Sep 5	First siege ofFort Madison begins
1812	Sep 6	Siege of Fort Wayne
1812	Sep 12	U.S. GeneralWilliam Henry Harrison reinforcesFort Wayne
1812	Sep 14	British MajorA. C. Muir's expedition atFort Wayne
1812	Sep 21	Raid on Gananoque
1812	Oct 7	U.S. GeneralJames Winchester's army arrives nearFort Defiance
1812	Oct 9	U.S. Navy LieutenantJesse Elliott captures the brigs,Caledonia andDetroit
1812	Oct 13	Battle of Queenston Heights
1812	Oct 18	Capture of HMS Frolic
1812	Oct 18	HMS Poictiers capturesUSS Wasp
1812	Oct 25	Capture of HMS Macedonian
1812	Nov 5	James Madison reelected
1812	Nov ??	Britishblockade South Carolina andGeorgia
1812	Nov 9	Escape ofHMS Royal George
1812	Nov 10	Commodore Isaac Chey attacksKingston Harbour
1812	Nov 22	Spur's Defeat
1812	Nov 23	Americans retreat fromEastern Canada
1812	Nov 27	Americans attackFort Erie redoubts
1812	Nov 28	Skirmish at Frenchman Creek
1812	Dec 3	William Eustis resigns asSecretary of War
1812	Dec 3	James Monroe serves as Secretary of War
1812	Dec 18	Battle of the Mississinewa
1812	Dec 26	Great Britainblockades Chesapeake Bay andDelaware Bay
1812	Dec 29	Sinking of HMS Java
1812	Dec 29	Paul Hamilton resigns asSecretary of the Navy

Date		Occurrence
1813	Jan 12	William Jones serves asSecretary of the Navy
1813	Jan 22	Battle of Frenchtown
1813	Jan 23	River Raisin massacre
1813	Feb 5	John Armstrong serves asSecretary of War
1813	Feb 7	Raid on Elizabethtown
1813	Feb 16	104th Regiment of Foot (New Brunswick Fencibles) commences march fromFredericton toUpper Canada
1813	Feb 22	Battle of Ogdensburg
1813	Feb 24	Sinking of HMS Peacock
1813	Mar	USSEssex roundsCape Horn, preys on Britishwhaling ships
1813	Mar 3	Admiral George Cockburn'ssquadron arrives inLynnhaven Bay
1813	Mar 19	Sir James Lucas Yeo appointedCommander-in-chief of theLake Squadrons
1813	Mar 27	Oliver Hazard Perry constructsLake Erie fleet
1813	Mar 30	Britishblockade fromLong Island toMississippi
1813	Apr	Commerce raids begin inChesapeake Bay
1813	Apr 6	Lewes, Delaware bombarded by British
1813	Apr 13	Capture of Mobile
1813	Apr 15	Americans occupyWest Florida
1813	Apr 27	Battle of York
1813	May 1	Siege of Fort Meigs
1813	May 3	Raid on Havre de Grace
1813	May 5	Sir James Lucas Yeo arrives atQuebec
1813	May 26	Britishblockade middle states andsouthern states
1813	May 27	Battle of Fort George
1813	May 27	British abandonFort Erie
1813	May 27	Colonel John Harvey retreats toBurlington Heights^[1]
1813	May 29	Sir George Prevost andSir James Lucas Yeo attackSackets Harbor
1813	Jun 1	HMS Shannon capturesUSS Chesapeake
1813	Jun 3	Capture of U.S.sloops Growler and Eagle nearIle aux Noix
1813	Jun 6	Battle of Stoney Creek
1813	Jun 8	Skirmish at Forty Mile Creek
1813	Jun 9	Americans abandonFort Erie
1813	Jun 13	British vessels repulsed atBurlington, Vermont
1813	Jun 19	Commodore Barclay'ssquadron appears off ofCleveland, Ohio
1813	Jun 20	USS Constellation attempts capture of blockading vessels offHampton, Virginia
1813	Jun 22	Battle of Craney Island
1813	Jun 24	Battle of Beaver Dams
1813	Jun 25	Attack on Hampton, Virginia
1813	Jun 27	Privateer Teazer (ship) blown up inMahone Bay, Nova Scotia
1813	Jul 5	Raid on Fort Schlosser
1813	Jul 8	Final siege ofFort Madison begins, fort defeated sometime in September
1813	Jul 8	Action at Butler's Farm
1813	Jul 11	PrivateersAtlas andAnacondataken by the British at the port ofOcracoke, North Carolina
1813	Jul 20	Battle of Cranberry Creek
1813	Jul 26	General Henry Procter quits the siege ofFort Meigs
1813	Jul 27	Battle of Burnt Corn
1813	Jul 31	Raid on Plattsburg
1813	Jul 31	Second occupation of York
1813	Aug 2	General Henry Proctor's assault fails atFort Stephenson
1813	Aug 4	CommodoreOliver Hazard Perry sails fleet intoLake Erie
1813	Aug 5	Dominica vs.Decatur
1813	Aug 7	U.S.schooners Hamilton andScourge founder onLake Ontario
1813	Aug 10	Naval engagement ships Julia and Pert captured^{[clarification needed]}
1813	Aug 12	Capture of USS Argus
1813	Aug 30	Fort Mims massacre
1813	Sep 10	Battle of Lake Erie
1813	Sep 25	Capture of HMS Boxer
1813	Sep 26	GeneralWilliam Henry Harrison lands in Canada, Detroit liberated
1813	Sep 28	Burlington Races
1813	Oct 5	Battle of the Thames
1813	Oct 26	Battle of the Chateauguay
1813	Nov 3	Battle of Tallushatchee
1813	Nov 4	Great Britain offers the United Statespeace negotiations
1813	Nov 6	GeneralJames Wilkinson's flotilla runs past the batteries atFort Wellington
1813	Nov 9	Battle of Talladega
1813	Nov 10	Skirmish at Hoople's Creek
1813	Nov 11	Battle of Crysler's Farm
1813	Nov 13	Skirmish at Nanticoke
1813	Nov 15	Funeral of General Covington atFrench Mills
1813	Nov 15	GeneralJames Wilkinson's army goes into winter quarters
1813	Nov 16	British extendnaval blockade along U.S. coast
1813	Dec 10	Burning of Newark
1813	Dec 10	Major General David Adams burnedNuyaka
1813	Dec 15	Skirmish at Thomas McCrae's house
1813	Dec 19	Capture of Fort Niagara
1813	Dec 19 - 31	British destroyLewiston,Fort Schlosser,Black Rock, andBuffalo

Date		Occurrence
1814	Jan 23	Battles of Emuckfaw and Enotachopo Creek
1814	Jan 24	Battle of Enotachopco
1814	Jan 27	Battle of Calebee Creek
1814	Mar 4	Battle of Longwoods
1814	Mar 27	Battle of Horseshoe Bend
1814	Mar 28	Capture of USS Essex
1814	Mar 30	Battle of Lacolle Mills (1814)
1814	Apr 11	Napoleon abdicates Frenchthrone for the first time
1814	Apr 20	HMS Orpheus defeatsUSS Frolic
1814	Apr 14	United States repealsEmbargo Act andNonimportation Act
1814	Apr 25	British extendblockade toNew England
1814	Apr 29	Capture of HMS Epervier
1814	May 1	General William Clark leavesSt. Louis forPrairie du Chien
1814	May 6	Raid on Fort Oswego
1814	May 14	Skirmish at Otter Creek
1814	May 18	Lieutenant Colonel Robert McDouall relievesFort Mackinac
1814	May 29	Skirmish at Sandy Creek
1814	Jun 6	General William Clark establishes Fort Shelby atPrairie du Chien
1814	Jun 28	Major William McKay's expedition leavesFort Mackinac
1814	Jun 28	USSWasp defeatsHMSReindeer
1814	Jul 3	Americans captureFort Erie
1814	Jul 5	Battle of Chippawa
1814	Jul 20	Trials atAncaster Bloody Assize
1814	Jul 20	Surrender of Fort Shelby
1814	Jul 21	Battle of Rock Island Rapids
1814	Jul 21	Raid on Sault Ste. Marie
1814	Jul 22	Treaty of Greenville US and western tribes ally against Great Britain
1814	Jul 25	Battle of Lundy's Lane
1814	Jul 26	Sinclair'ssquadron arrives offMackinac Island
1814	Aug 1	Schooner Nancy warned ofFort Mackinac blockade
1814	Aug 2	Siege of Fort Erie
1814	Aug 4	Battle of Mackinac Island
1814	Aug 8	Peace negotiations begin inGhent
1814	Aug 9	Creek people signtreaty atFort Jackson
1814	Aug 10	Raid on Stonington
1814	Aug 12	Capture ofUSS Somers andUSS Ohio onLake Ontario
1814	Aug 13	Part ofSinclair'ssquadron arrives atNottawasaga River
1814	Aug 14	Schooner Nancy destroyed
1814	Aug 14	British occupyPensacola
1814	Aug 15	Assault on Fort Erie
1814	Aug 19	British land nearBenedict, Maryland
1814	Aug 24	Battle of Bladensburg
1814	Aug 24	Burning of Washington
1814	Aug 27	British occupyPoint Lookout, Maryland
1814	Aug 27	Retreatinggarrison destroysFort Washington
1814	Aug 28	British captureAlexandria, Virginia
1814	Aug 28	Nantucket declaresneutrality
1814	Sep 1	Construction commences onPenetang Road
1814	Sep 1	USS Wasp (1813) sinksHMS Avon
1814	Sep 1	General George Prevost moves south towardPlattsburgh
1814	Sep 3	Capture ofTigress andScorpion
1814	Sep 4	Battle of Plattsburgh
1814	Sep 4	John Armstrong, Jr.resigns andJames Monroe becomes Secretary of War
1814	Sep 5	Skirmish at Rock Island Rapids
1814	Sep 6	Skirmish at Beekmantown
1814	Sep 6	Battle of Credit Island
1814	Sep 8	Fort Johnson built, abandoned one month later
1814	Sep 9	Capture ofFort O'Brian
1814	Sep 11	Battle of Plattsburgh
1814	Sep 12	Battle of North Point
1814	Sep 12	British repulsed atMobile, Alabama
1814	Sep 13	Bombardment of Fort McHenry
1814	Sep 13	Francis Scott Key writesThe Star-Spangled Banner
1814	Sep 14	Battle of Fort Bowyer
1814	Sep 17	Counterattack atSiege of Fort Erie
1814	Sep 26	Britishsquadron capturesUSSGeneral Armstrong
1814	Oct 19	Battle of Cook's Mills
1814	Oct 21	United Kingdom offerspeace on basis ofuti possidetis
1814	Oct 26	Raid through the Thames Valley
1814	Nov 5	Americans evacuate Fort Erie
1814	Nov 6	Battle of Malcolm's Mills
1814	Nov 7	Battle of Pensacola
1814	Nov 25	Britishfleet sail fromJamaica forNew Orleans
1814	Nov 27	United Kingdom drops demands foruti possidetis
1814	Dec 14	British overwhelm Americangunboats onLake Borgne
1814	Dec 15	Hartford Convention
1814	Dec 15	United States adopts additional internal taxation
1814	Dec 23	British land their troops belowNew Orleans
1814	Dec 23	General Andrew Jackson surprise attacks British
1814	Dec 24	Treaty of Ghent signed
1814	Dec 28	United States rejectsconscription proposal

Date		Occurrence
1815	Jan 8	Battle of New Orleans
1815	Jan 16	Capture of USS President
1815	Feb 1	Construction commences ofPentanguishene Naval Yard
1815	Feb 12	Surrender of Fort Bowyer
1815	Feb 17	United States ratifiesTreaty of Ghent
1815	Feb 17	United States rejectsFirst Bank of the United States proposal
1815	Feb 20	Capture of Cyane
1815	Mar 1	Napoleon escaped fromElba, triggering theHundred Days
1815	Mar 10	Treaty of Nicolls' Outpost (unratified)
1815	Mar 23	Capture of HMS Penguin
1815	Apr 6	Escape fromH M Dartmoor Prison
1815	May 24	Battle of the Sink Hole

v t e War of 1812
Timeline
Origins	Chesapeake–Leopard affair Orders in Council (1807) Embargo Act of 1807 Non-Intercourse Act (1809) Macon's Bill Number 2 Tecumseh's War Henry letters War hawks Rule of 1756 Monroe–Pinkney Treaty Little Belt affair Assassination of Spencer Perceval Declaration of war
Theaters and campaigns	Northwestern Chesapeake Gulf
Majorbattles	Queenston Heights Spur's Defeat Frenchtown Beaver Dams Thames Chateauguay Crysler's Farm Chippawa Lundy's Lane Bladensburg McHenry New Orleans
Involvement	Illinois Territory Indiana Territory Kentucky North Carolina Ohio
Leaders	Isaac Brock William Henry Harrison Andrew Jackson James Madison Edward Pakenham Robert Ross Lord Liverpool Winfield Scott Tecumseh
Completion	Treaty of Ghent
Aftermath	The Eighth General Society of the War of 1812 Military Society of the War of 1812 United States Daughters of 1812 War of 1812 Bicentennial
Legacy	"The Star-Spangled Banner" Brock's Monument (1836) Equestrian statue of Andrew Jackson (1852) Fountain of Time (1920 sculpture) Laura Secord Legacy Trail Star-Spangled Banner National Historic Trail Peace Bridge Perry's Victory and International Peace Memorial "The Battle of New Orleans" (song)
Related	Bibliography Creek War Napoleonic Wars "The Bold Canadian" "The Hunters of Kentucky" Opposition in Britain Opposition in the United States
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