Capt. Bowman, of the North Carolina brigade, killed.
The Virginians, under Brigadier General Woodford, got in by the way of Addison's ferry, and some North Carolina militia under Colonel Harrington.
An embrazure at redan No. 7 destroyed; a sergeant and private of the North Carolina brigade killed.
Cannonade and bombard continued. One sergeant of the North Carolinians killed by a cannon ball. One of the militia artillery killed and one wounded.
The enemy continue their approaches to the right, within 250 yards of the front of the square redoubt. They threw during the
night a great number of shells from sixteen royals and Cohorns, chiefly in the North Carolina camp; one man killed and two wounded.
Lieutenant Campaign, of the North Carolinians, and two privates wounded.
Lieutenant Hall, of the North Carolinians, wounded; his leg broke by a grape-shot from our own batteries.
Capt. Montford, of the North Carolinians, wounded, and Mr. Lord, a volunteer in the continental artillery, killed yesterday by a shell in the advanced redoubt.