 Scott was widely praised for his conduct in the battle, although he was personally disappointed that the bulk of the British garrison escaped capture.As part of another campaign to capture Montreal, Scott forced the British to withdrawal from Hoople Creek in November 1813.Despite this success, the campaign fell apart after the American defeat at Battle of Crysler's Farm, and after General Wilkinson (who had taken command of the front in August) and General Hampton failed to cooperate on a strategy to take Montreal.