 De Watteville was present and gave full credit to de Salaberry in his dispatch.Unfortunately, Prevost, who was also present, belittled both de Watteville and de Salaberry in his own dispatch, which took precedence over those of his subordinates.In June 1814, de Watteville was transferred briefly to the Richelieu River sector, but on 8 August, he was appointed to command the ""Right Division"" on the Niagara River in Upper Canada (succeeding Major General Phineas Riall, who had been wounded and taken prisoner by the Americans at the Battle of Lundy's Lane).