The Patriot War-- Part 9: Schooner Ann/Anne

From the Cleveland Herald and Gazette
Wednesday, June 13, 1838

Some twenty of the State prisoners at Toronto, have been moved to Kingston, among them are Sutherland and Theller.  Spencer, Sutherland's aid, and five or six of the crew of the schooner ANN, captured at Malden, have been discharged.

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Western Herald
Tuesday,  October 30, 1838

Yesterday morning, the schooner BROCK brought up from Amherstburgh, and landed  at our wharf, the long nine-pounder, which was taken from the schooner ANN of Detroit, two smaller  guns, 200 stand of musket  and accoutrements, and 20,000 rounds of ball cartridge.

The BROCK left this,  the same day for Amherstburgh, and will return shortly  with more destructive  implements; we do not say what kind -- but  will leave our sympathising neighbors opposite to guess.

--Brock-Perry