After this battle, the losing side began a siege of Fort St. Philip before 
After this battle, the losing side began a siege of Fort St. Philip before ultimately withdrawing, while the victorious commander at this battle was assisted by William Carroll and John Coffee. Prior to this clash, Sir Alexander Cochrane's fleet fought in a naval skirmish against the forces of Thomas Catesby Jones in the Battle of Lake Borgne. This battle saw the death of General (*) Edward Pakenham as part of a massive British loss inflicted by a force that included privateer Jean Lafitte and that was under the prime direction of Andrew Jackson. For 10 points, name this War of 1812 battle that was actually fought after the Treaty of Ghent ended the war, named for a large city in Louisiana.
After this battle, the losing side began a siege of Fort St. Philip before ultimately withdrawing, while the victorious commander at this battle was assisted by William Carroll and John Coffee.
Battle of New {Orleans}