1807-01-06
The 13th and 17th demi-brigades from Les Cayes reached Port-au-Prince, and Gérin entered the city the next day.
Haitian
Lys had arrived at Les Cayes. At the mere news of the dangers with which Port-au-Prince was threatened, the population had risen to its feet. The 13th and 17th demi-brigades had set out on the march. Despite the rains and the overflow of the river of Cavaillon (2), they arrived at their perilous destination on 6 January. On the next day Gérin himself made his entry there.
Source · p. 225
Joseph Saint-Rémy (des Cayes), Pétion et Haïti: étude monographique et historique, tome 4 (Paris: Auguste Durand, 1857), p. 225; English translation, Rasanblaj.