Star. — London, England, 1815-07-03 00:00:00

t is THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. MONDAY, JULY S, 1818. lIIIHCE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWEVE O'CLOCK: Redoord 54—Com for opt. osi4--4 per Clent. 731 74 Per Ca*. for. on- —13011 d, is. Sib db. Osmium 14 1 re —.Do. payola* 1211 EXthequer Bdts 4s to Os. dis Since our last another Mail has arrived from Flan ders, bringing intelligence that the King of FRANCIS rntered CAtobray on the 26th ult. after a slight resis ..snce on the part of the gerrison, where he was re ,eived with the greatest enthusiasm by the inhabitants. 'he Duke of WkLUNOTON had advanced to the oil— ige of Neale:, the headquarters of Marshal BLUCHIA were at Soissons, and the armies of both were ad. ~a ncing without obstacle. They hid met with no 'pposition, nor do the French appear to have any only to oppose them. Saucing, oar Readers will re. colleet, was the point to which the Provisional Go t ernment, as BOXAPARTA'S adherents lingering in olace choose to call themselves, had appointed the •:fficers absent from their regiments to repair. They must now direct their steps is some other quarter. It is not, however; firm the,Netherlands that we row expect the son Anent amennte respeesiiiirki .oferations if the Arsed Army, but direct item Prance, through one mother of her northern poets; nad, in consequence, reports of various kinds, said to t, are been received from the French coast, are every flour put in circulation. A Second Edition of the riglaosi Herald of Saturday states, that “ the Provi .:onal Government has capitulated; that BLUCHER did WELLINGTON had entered Paris on Thursday the 29th ult. and that Louts XVIII. was to make his , -ablic entry on Saturday ;" but bad these Commas. .° ors entered Paris on Thursday, it is hardly possible that the news would not have reached London by e ay of Boulogne on Saturday or yesterday. Indeed, it is not possible that the above can be clrrect, for we understand that in the course of last 7 ight Ministers received dispatches from the Duke of WELLINGTON, dated the 9t13, not from Paris but `ram Orville. These dispatches, if we are rightly •Dformed, announce that on the same day the head. quarters of Marshal BLUCHILS were at Senlis, the Mnshal having got between GROUCHY and Paris. 'The Provisional Government had tried to negotiate v.ith BLUCHER. who refused to treat until he should at PAria, and until BONAPAIRTR should be delivered These dispatches also bring the official returns of the killed and wounded in the battles of the 15th, 18th, and 18th, ult. which will be made public ithout loss of time. That the Allies, times we have not yet the memo moat/ ms idt eimisimpehske airtrimee isms - near that capita. if Tia In actual possession. we Wee Isom the fresh istessuption given to the Mail. Three Mails are now due. The last vessels from Calais re- Fart Out the Allies have entered Paris, but they do tot mention on what , day, and that Loom XVIII. Ad emend Lisle. Respecting BONAPARTeII MOON we CSIO as yet Late nothing positively. Proper measures have bon :Idopted to prevent, if possible, his escape to Ame. ries.— The following ships sailed on Saturday from Portsmouth with orders to: detain everTionspi c our ve,sei which they may fall in with from French rills, viz, the Coamma, Captain *AMMO; HATA*. s An, Captain 11.saituroit ; MEN mum, Captain. Dix VPII it ATVS. Captain Paasvotr ; PILADSI, Captain runaVE ; Lallattarp Captain CHRISTIAN j BRAZIER. C pt pin SURLINo ; CONTUT, Captain RATTRIBT }tYACINTU, Captain 811Aarlt j MARTIAL, Captain LEACII ; DISPATCH, Captain Cone ; Town', Captain 6rew ART ; and &MACON, Captain Dixie. Similar orders have been given to other ships now at sea, and in consequence an American vessel has been seat into Falmouth, with four passengers on board of suspi. t.:ous appearance. DOVIAPAIITS, however, can hardly one of them, as his portraits have been so multi plied in this country that he would be instantly recog , ;sed, yes it is already reported in the City that he sit on board, and is now on his way to I..)ndon I I Lord CAentttrsAgtt embarked at Dover on Sam hy on board the 4dsairalty yacht fur Ostend'. Of mune he goes to emit Louts XVIII. wherever he may be. Ills departure is well timed, for the King of France must be in a situation to require some di. rect intercourse with our Cabinet. If we are rightly lammed, he is plagued with the intrigues of his own uurtiera tALLRYItAND. displeased with some of the unkeuges advised by BLACAS, had, it is said, ie. signs! his place of Minister Plenipotentiary for the K ng, and had only been induced to resume his lirtration in consequence of the suburquent resigns .l.l3 of M. lk,AcAs—or his ag•eeing to go out of the way on — a mission to FZIWINAND, to eon rratulate him on his restoration to the Throne of Naples. Lord CA/VILILRILAGIi received a cordial huzzah from a great concourse of people who wit nessed his embarkation under a 'salute from 'the he , ghts. He is accompanied by the Ortouras frigate. Ths following is a copy of the Balletia exhibited yesterday at St. JAMS'S Palace wiaasos CAIITLII, PIT 1. 14 The KING bas passed the lest moth la ootheat Inagua , . Sty, and WPiAjairrir coolest, he good bodily_ bealtb e but webs* toy dotioodeo *I abeedee. (Wog SAMPSON " asetaesio, 11. SOMAS, "a. mute • biebsetitiltS ritolst THE DUKE OF WELLINOTON. Mutt with the preceding, the substance of dispatches received lalt night from his Grace, have been published in a SUPPLEMENT To tea LONDON Cla ETTE OF SATUIIDAY, JULY I. nowNtwoorriutirr, JULY S, tett. A Dispatch, of which the following is a copy' s , was last night received, addressed tb gat' Bithurst, by his Grace the Duke of Wellingtosh dated Or ville, June 29, 18151 My Lono.—Being aware of the anxiety existing in, England to receive the returns of killed and wounded. in the Lite actions, I now send lists of the officers,, and erect to be able to send this evening remelts of. the non-r.ointoissioned officers and soldiers. The. amount of non.cotniniseioned Akers and soldiers, British and Hanoverian, killed, wounded, and mis sing, is between 12 and 13,000. Your Lordship wiU see In the inclosed lists the names of some most valoable officers lost to his Ma jesty's service..Asnong them 2 cannot avoid to mention Colonel Cameron of the 92d, and Colonel Sir H. Ellis of the 23d regimen', to whose condoet j have frequently drawn your Lordship's attendoohl wimeaMinst ink diesiegitslakkjilbirmselves at the bead of the brave troops which they commode& • Notwithstanding the glory of the occasion. it is im possible not to lament such men, both on account of the public and as friends. I have the honour to be, kc. (Signed) wiLLltiGtow. show le followed by the detalb of the Killed and W r o r e be nded on die Nth and 17th. Our Reeder* will modest that the Pastan Ibliiesks, and Brunie/Kates, suffered chiefly on those days. Tie Kited and Wounded among the British have bees already ensawated with tolerable eceerecy. We shall give dims tronseerew Boni the Gantt* knit In the arse time we hasten to the details of the ntenierahle battle of the lath, la which the lees shoat wholly fell open the lintial HAMS 01 OFFICBRIBILLZD, WOUNDS% AND DOSSING, 18ru JUVE, 1815. MILLED. Gamut &aft, Llettteaant-Getural Sir Moan Platen, 0.C.8. ; Major-Geo Sir W.Pononaby, K C B.; Colonel Baron Charles • flunptoda ; Leoteoant-Colonel F— Currie, loth Foot, A. A. G. Brigade Major Staff, K.G.L. Captain Henry Weiginua. General Staff, Capt. Hon. William Curzon, math Foto, D. A.A.G Captain Waken Crofton. 54th foot Br igade-Major; Captain T.Reignolds (Major) id R.N.B. Lagoons. Brigade-Major; I Captain Charles Ecles, 95th Feat, BrigadrMajor; Captain Dr Cloudt, K.G.L. lit Life Guards, Mt* Samuel Ferrier (Lieutenant-Colonel), and Captain Montague Lind. 2d Life Guards, Richard Fits-Gerald (Llentemant-Colonel). Royal Reg. Home Guards Blue, Major Robert C. Parke. - Ist Dragoon Guards, Captain John U. Bringhurst.(Major). Cap. rain George Battersby, and Adjutant Thu 4sehrer. ist Royal Dragoons, Captain E. G. Whitlsor, Lieutenant Charles Former, Cornet J. C. Sykes, and Adjutant Thanias Shipley. Ed or R.N.B. Dranacms, Lientenant•Colonel Juliet J. Haniikon Captain 0. L. Barnard, Lieutenant Trotter, Cornets Edward Watley. Ir. C. Machin'. and L.Shiklbarn. elt Dragoons, Adjutant Michael Cluskey. Huh Hussars, Major Hon. F. Howard, and Lieutenant George Gunning. Lleatenant Edward lbws* tetiansatit 4.lol4fidawes . • . • ~. , lids Light Dragoons, Captain Jima Ovbilan. *Sib Hussars, Major Edward Orli**, and Lieninsini him Sherwin& It Light Hay Dragons% Captain J. P. Buchan% and Cornet Ales litander Light Dragoons, K.O.L. Cards Freinte - Peterse and Lieu tenants C. F. Seecialso and Otte 1111111•111111. 24 Light Dragoons, K. G. Le—Captain?. B. Below and Cornet H. Dranuinehter. ad Hussars, ILO 1.. Captains Angus Keresmalsreb and George Jansen, CAornet WiWam Dsickanann e .and Adjutant Henq Britnnia Royal Artillery Captains F. Ramsay and R. M. Calms (Ma kin). Captains G. Beane and S. Bolton. Royal Artiawy. IL G. L." Lithesome Dethf de Schnisaa. lit Guards, 24 Batt. Mr Francis D'Oyley (Lieutenant-Colonel). let Guards, sd Batt. Captains Banned Stables (Lieutenani.Cop Lone)), and Cheeks Thomas (Liantanant-Culonel ;) Badges Edward Pardee. Coldstream Guards. 2d Batt. Lieutenant John Luke Ilhatman. Sd Guards, 2d Bite. Lkutesants Hon: Hastings Fortes (t.ap. rain), Thos. Crawford (han d John Ashton (C aptain.) lot Foot, Batt. Lieuten Young, and Badge Wil. Nam Anderson. CC Foot, tat Batt. dignities Jampb Haw* (Major), Charles hairs, and Mantas Firmer; Lieutenant G. remnant. Mk yam, tit Batt. Captain George Halms,; Insists Sunset Ireland. sack Foot, Captain W. Meacham. dath Foot, ad but. Major Jr W. Chamblee, Captain Ale:ander behlabb, Liesteamus Henry limn ad Brisead Proudergast, /leaps. John Jamas and James BMWs. Sad Foot, Lianamants R. H. Bock antidanwe Hart. oak Foot, lat 114§, Aat. Haploid, Captain W. Esher. sad Foot, Inalga W. Wattles. lick Fat, Laspassas.Colonel Charles Marko (Coloos1), Cap tains Bwrianais Mesas and it. Ilaskerood. 71 et Foot, Ratio Jahn Todd. Pad Foot. Captains Alesander Robertson and John Kennedy, bintilrew.Hollis, Ensigns Samuel Lowe and Charles rage. 7ith Foot, Ist Bat. Lkatenants D. 114 6 Pherson and K Kea:way. sank Foot 9 tat Bat:. First Lieutenanta. Edward Dunkin Johnstonm Ist Light /often= King's German Legion. Captain Pau. ' metaaan, Heavy Ma:chalk, amg Ainisdict mast Anthem Albert. ad Batt. Ditto. Ogains A. Bosewall (blejoe), askaiunsan, llasign Frodeelek WWlat let Line iria.Diam. Coptais Omtl ai r t s W Batt. Dino. Captain George Tibia ad Ultra Cagusio Frederick DideL 4th Ditto. Ensign Broderick Cralschn.. 6th Dino. Captain C. Witrb, Adjutant Lavas Schutt. 11k Ditto. Captains Wawa Vuist and T. Weatarubagen, Liar tenant Witliant Mabrenbols. won ti o tea. General Staff. General his Highness the Prfnee of Orange, G. C. B. severely; Liestenats.Getteral tie Earl of Uatiritige, G. C. B siffltrely, (ries kg ativutsed); Lieutienant-Lienetel Sir Clarice Also. K. C. B. wfterelp Major-General George Cooke. severely (left arin amputated); Major-General Sir E. Barnes. K. C. B. severely; Majer-Usseral Frederick Adams, severely; M.lor.General Re Janus Kemp, K.C.B. 'Betsy., haajor.Uoneral ilk Cheeks Harken, K. C. lk severely; Major. ()moral Sir Williams Downier& K. C. B. severely; M4ljor. Gems! Sir Denis Pasty K. C. S. sliiihdy; Camel Mirka Dupla, severely (skalirdead); Colonel Sir Join Zig, K.C.B. Bola! Horn Guar& (Igoe), D. A. G. severely._ Perowstent Staff, Colossi Sir Was. Delmar', Sir severely Once dead.) General Staff, Lieutenant-Cain:el Sir Hairy Broffesi, Ist Guards,' A.Q.M. Goa severely; Lloutonant-Colussi Ho nourable Ala. Abercrombie, Coldstreani culards, 44V o rso ni l i o ne r e, art Woke Asibeitlibiailtit Motu& es Ail* at aftlpgm.sir 11. pia.' . tug Psis, 4,DC.. Id - al evolgoly (ape deid)reliptlin liddearable S. s. skins, deb Pm, D.A.A.O. eV** OW Iron iikeptitsted): Ca Edward Flowed, ,'sill Poet. D.A.Q.M.O.slightly; , enpoin T. Pliant* Mar, 04444 Plit.P4ol ?let Major, ritedtoty g Oqtaln 0.11, Einar, lOW, LOU WNW I tete T. Wei linerills, sealed, (NOR goo *nip ati f i a l); Cqaula H. ltdiery. eligd4y; tapinin Wm. alit y (shwa deed) ; Corsi* OtLando fieldsman, let Gv 4 D.C. to Lard HIS. dightlyt dap,. H. Dem 9th Foos; A.D.C. 10 Major-Gen. Byng, severely; Clept.We Ewa A.D.C. to Gen. Grant, severely; _orltt_Ralpit Mansfield, I ilth Hietsrs, A. D. C. to Ma. Grant,digfitly; Lkeitimanit haws Rook, haif.pay, ism A. D. C. to Ids Royal die Prince of Orange, Icy; Llonespeot le H. 4dtb Poo, D. A. A. 0. Oahu, Plays WOlsa Tberablik 7dl Hussars. A. D. C. to Earl of Uxbridge, severely; Captain Thos. 11111ine,A. D.C. to Lientenewt.Oseeral Earl of Uxbridge, sitldri Captain J. J. Fraser, Tel linieses, A. D. C. to Uri- MegigabOanoral Earl of (Middy% dlybdy ; Lieutenant Horace War H illgerso 41 . aC. to Lieutenant. General Earl Ad% didbdr. lit I.lle Ouardo—Capeain Edward Kelly, Cornets Wm. Ride ' edges and Sawed Cos severely. arNadiliant. of Horse Guards (Hine).—lieutenent.Colonel Robert C. Hill, severely; Unmeant-Colonel Clement slightly; lieutenant William Canlife Shaw, and Eve. rard MU* Bonverle, IN Dragoon thierds...Capteln Mideast Turner, severely ; Cap. Man J. F. Naylor, slightly; Ceptads J. P. Swaney, severely ; Lientenaot W. D. Irvine, &Seedy. lee (Ileyid) Dragooos—Captain C. E. Radcliffe, (M.) severely; Captain R. A. Clarke, Lieutenants 0 Ginning and Sig. Tra ded. slightly; T. R. Kelly, severely; Sao. Wyndowe, slightly ; C.OSnasrty, mew* S. Goodeausab o mod Charles Blois, !". 5 11114 • and J. P. • Lieut tt e n i) , , , s e lit e r l y y; ; l i l lapiains lames il : Peek (Major ). sn ( and Rkhard Verne Lktitenhate John Milks, dints* ; Francis Stupart, James etr ruthen, anenCly (since dead), and Charles Windham, severely , AM Dragoon.. Joitenant•Coinnel Muter (Colonel), slightly; i Major F. & slier (Lieut.-Colonel), Captains W. F. Brown; lls and Han. S. las, Lieutenant Alex. Hamill, severely. 7th Hussars. Cardin "risornas William Robins, Wm. Verner; and P. A. Hsyllger, Lieutenants R. Douglas, Edwa fi rd Peters,.! and Robert Beattie, severely. 10th Hessars. Lieutenant-Colonel George Quatin (Coleisel); severely; Captain John G , slightly; Captains John fiat wand and Charles Wood, a •kobert Arnold and Anthony Bacon, severely. 11th Light Dragoons. Captain J. A. Schreiber, *Linty ; Lleuto manta Frederick Wood, severely; Richard Ales, slights:ly ; and Robert Milligan, sevc-ely. 4 • 121) Light Dragoons. Lieutenant-Colonel Hun. F. C. Ponsconby (Coloaeli, and Captain Edwin Sandy*, severely; Lieutenant W. H. Dowbeggen, slightly. 13th Light Draguons. Lieutenant-Colonel Slop Boyce, Captains Joseph Doherty, George Doherty, and Chu. Bowers, slightly; • Lieutenant John Gale, severely (since dead); Lieutenant Jahn Pymm, severely (since dead); Lieutenants Jahn H. Irwin, James Mill, and George H. Pack, slightly. 15th Hussars--Lisetenant Colonel Leighton Dalrymple, severely (leg amputated); Captain Joseph 1 haekwell, severely (erns am putated); Captain Jahn It. Whiteford, and Lieutenant Wil liam Byam, Severely ; Lieutenants Edward By am, and George A. Dawkins slightly; Lieutenant Henry Buckley, severely Once doie4 • • ~,, 161 k Light Dragoons, Lieuterlet Goland James Hay, severely; Captain Richard Weyitilidroad Lieutenant William o.teti. slightly ; Lbutenatat Nap.(jeleklons - simintlY• 13th Hissart, Lieutenant Chula lines, and Adjutant H. Du parker severely. _ ~..,; 1134 Light i Dragoon% Rigor 1. M. Catellik, severely ; Captain C. Webb Dance, slighdy ; Captain Thomas Gerrard (Major), and Lieutenant Thomas L Wal, severely ; Lieutenant Bniba. en Disney, slightly. Ist Light Dragon's, King's German Legion, Lieutenant-Goland John Below. severely; Major A. Reiteenatein, slightly ; Cap tain B. lindanser, severely; Captains P. Sichart and G. Hat tori, Slightly; Lieutenant 0. Hammerstein, sev erely; Lieute nant W. Mackenak, and Henry lhonse, slightly; Cornets S. He Vous, and ...A . .. s severely; Adjutant W. Tdcke, -..... V . irriet end hi Slightly: Card" T. Hurling, severely' IL H. ter, seventy ; Carnet F. Lamy, so Id H X. G. L. i d leetenimt George Baring, dinhtly. &I Hvssars,lLG.L. Lleinenant-Cdenel Lewis Marv, severely; Captain Qaintes Geseben and Walken tickaehen, slightly ; Lieutenants Herman True and Cbduspilier Wilkes. severe. ly ; Comet rederick Moer, slightly ; Cistnets Cotaad Duni and Huse H F odsubsirg, sev y erely. MRoyal Artillel7.lleitish Major William Lloyde. saver* ; Ca* ain Charles *pier, s everely ; Captain John Parker (Major). severely (leg ingrteleoll; Captain Robert Bull (Major), 2 11 ?/ 1 kNiellins E . C. Whin/atm, C. C. Danny, K. !Awl..' . and W. ebber, slightly. Royal &Mon, IL W . G. L. Captain Anatol; Sympber, slightly; ) ; ) rali Wawa Braun, sevendy. ItoMdiery, Brithh, T. F. Strangeways. slightly; Linter* 'W. L.Bleareon, severely ; W.L. Robe, measly, (since dead),; Lieutenant William Smith, slightly; Lieutenant Growls, • .Greedy pods legs amputated); Lieutenant Henry Foster, se verely; Lieutenants D. Crawford and J. Day, slightly ; Lieu tenant C. Speuman, severely; Lieutenant F. Manners, se verely (since dead); Lieutenant T. Harvey, severely (right arm amputated) ; Lieutenant William Peek, severely. Royal Artillery. K. G. L. Lieutenants Lewis Erythropel and Lewis Heise, severely. . Royal Engineers, Lieutenant J. W. Pringle, slightly. Royal SWF Carps, Captain Thomas Wright, slightly ; Lieute nant George D. Hall, severely. - le! fßeiNtik Ild Batt. Captains Rickard Henry Cooke, (Liebe: sant Odenel), ;seventy ; and W. H. Marks (Lielninent Co (blnel),severely (since dent)) ; Llesumants Francb Luken t litz e n: Senserville W. /Rupees (Captain) WNW* ~... Lmeries, Iglu* • let Guards, Id Batt. Oneake Hoary DiOykry (Lieutenant Co lons! severely ; Oran Gwen Feed (Lieutenant dighilly ; Lieuhment Henserahle _Robert Clements (Carob :. 81 0 easy; Lientdrat Charles Ms (Captain), tly , Ensign Robed. Ratty, 'lightly ; taiga Robert Bruce, ev Gildsmen' Guerin, Id NM—Captain Daniel *Klemm iLhat- ' senans-Cebnel)„ any ; Captain Henry Wyndham (Limn. nant-Oelmul), severely ; Lieutenants Edward Sumner (Can. tain), bed Hen Robert Moore (Captain), severely ; Ensign Henry Freud& Gribbe, severely I, - Ensign John Montague, Henry liNes Heiser V . 11111 • Mrelrelf. el~as ait ihrtsp-Ofula Charles Dashweed (Lieensaint =ge soreftlfi ehlo Cept ig a s load t rod like Bewe t t .c er (Lior r L a A tta. el. , tansitirebset Heidi/01f lan), *Tidy ; Limp+ mGimp Evelyn (ptain), ashy; Liebman Hugb Mentgalnsde 1 Ensigns Malik* and David Baird ;Charles Worse, severely, (since deal. is Foot.3d Batt.~l4ejor Colin Campbell (Lieutenant-Colonel), severely; Captain L. Argeimbati (Major), slightly; Captains Robert *Donald, and Hugh Massey (Majors), severely; Lieutenants Archibald Morrison, George Lane, J. F. Mlier, and William Dobbs, severely; Lieutenants Robert H. Scutt, and J. L. Bledsollghtly; Ensips 'I homes Stevens, and Joseph heiCay, slightly; liti Leo M. Cooper, severely; Quar ter Master Thos. Cidts, slightly. 4th Foot, let Battos-Captains G.D.Wilson, anti JantmG. Edell, slightly; Lieutenants Jelin Brown, George SI Halkett Boyd, William Squires. severely; Lieutenant Robert Gerard, slightly 1 Ensign W. M. Matthews, slightly; Adjacent W. M. Richardson, severely. 14th Feet, iktlkatt..-Ensign A l f re d Cooper, slightly. Illd Font s •lst liast.!—LiestensitaCslonal Sir H. W . Ellis, EGG . ( •sariaieby, sines dead; Melee J. H. E. Hill (Limb. aolun*i Captain Henry Johnson, shghtly p-- Liesilest . A. ths, enesedy ; Lieutenant John Clyde, • Lisielitimit IL D. 111114, ellstidp. IT* ire, let Bourseeptain /dm Hue (Major), sVghtly i CtiPtaln lilies Ted" eons* ; Lieutenants G. *Donald, W. Hendlinses, R. 160111•41 1 / 2 W. sane, T. CiaddodilL W. Dinh C. Manly, sistklin Maar, venlys Bad. The mes libilb, seventy ; &dna ids Dimas, distaly i &Delp 114.411112a4•40, avow* PO. Plans—Major R. )En (Lieutenant sedges% sweat ; • liqpishillishiwil Llswillys OWN), errenly ; Captain Ai dad &eh diebdr 1001110 e 73 11 1Ohlis W. r• willows!" . Neat,. itatry J r. Chute, hetsirNy ; Captains Uhl Wham and John Dares, Nightly ; Captain Minified. lest seieteL i tt dead ; Hnsga J. Meentateven; leverbly ; Mo Behifiland, sightly, • Fink. majors Wiwi. peakeliani Coboliel) and Co A. Wien= (Lieutenant Collinel),severely ; Captain A.Gore, sligbdt; Lieutenant R. C. Elliot, slightly; Lieutenants Jahn Runny and Join Pratt. severely; Lieutenants k. Mathes. 'C. Moneypinny, R Daniel, John Rde (24). slightly; Lieut. W. 0. Warren, severely ; Adjutant M. Andrews, slightly. • 1131 Foot. Captain Hugh Harrison, severt4y ; Lietitenacts Thos. Rnsilmvin,and lames Coltharst, slight ly ; Lieutenants Thos. Horan and Jonathan Jagne, severely ; Ensigns L kl•Couchyi John Birteibistle, and William Bennett, severely; Adjutant Meld Davis, eeverely. 234 Foot. Csigtala Charles Ruled and J. M. Harty, Lieutenants Tbonsas Reid, R. Westmore, and Samuel Pagan, severely _Lieutenants Thomas Haight and John Llsmarons severely (sink dead); Ensigns W. Bain and --el. Drury, se verely ; AOltant W. Thain, slightly. 40th Foot, Captains C. Ellis, and J. M. Burnett, severely ; Lieutenants R. Moore J. Mit, and J. Anthony, severely ; Lieutenant I. Campbell , slightly; Hon. M. Brown, severely ; Lieutenant J. Robb. slightly; Ensigns F. Ford, and 1. Clarke, Nightly. 4gd Foot, Captahl Menlo M'Phenen, slightly ; lieeeenanist Alm Orr and Owirge. Gunn Munro, severely; Liniments Hugh A. Fraser, and James Brander. slightly; Quitter Wa ter Donald Istintosh, slightly. 44th Feet, Meier George O'Mealy (Lieutenant Colonel), slight ; Liemenaitt Junes Berke, severely ; Adjutant 1 Lew MiCana, severdy. SIN Foot, Curate Salmi Beardesley, severely a -Unhinge Charles W. Tyndak, slightly. 3M Foot, Melon Charles Rowan (Lieutenant Cilond)ssUgletly ; Caput* Chalice Dig le, severely ; Captain James Fred Love It t aio=vemly ; t Charles Dawson , severely ; .. r Atadoessat.iteiresek(lo l.l 49lmPuiVed), Lieolionsuei= CampbAl and Moines Cuttingliam, ler* ilidnit John Winteebottom sever ly. • fah Foot, CAptaia Lewis .Waters (Major), severely; .Au dges Henry Anderson, and Edward Hodder, sorrel,. 71st Foot let Batt. Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Reyna (Celia mil), sl ightly; Major Arthur Jones (Lieutrnant-Colood), se. verely ; Captain Donald Campbell, slightly; Captains Willa* A. Grant, and James Henderson, severely; Captain Charles • Johnson (Major), slightly; Lieut. Joseph Barraller, slightly; Lieutenant John Rale4; Elwes, severely, (since dead); Lieu. tenants Robert Lind, and R obert Law*, seferely, , Licosa. Hanes Carbide Litwin, John Roberts, and Jobe Coate, slightly; Adjutant W. Atsdenou, slightly. 754 Foot J,Jeutenant-Ceslettel W. G. Harris (Colonel), 'evenly ; Majie * Archibald M'Lean, severely; Captains Henry Canoe, William Wharton, and John Garland, severely; Lieutenants John M'Connel, and Thos. Reynolds, severely ; Lieutenant Donald Browne, severely, (lett arm amputated); Eisign Wit dam Miiean. severely; Ensign Charles Eastwood, sightly; Ensign Geo. Bridge, severely; Adjutant P. Hay, severely. 79th Foot—Caplains Junes Campbell, NW Campbell, severely; Captain John Cameron, severely, (since dead); Lieutenants John Powling, D. Cameron, and Ewen Cameron, severely; Lieutenants A. Cameron, C. M'Arthur, and A. Forbes; Ewe signs John Nub and A. S. Crauforde, slightly. 924 Foot—Captains Peter Wilkie, and Arch. Ferrier, slightly; Lieutenants Robert Winchester, and Donald MiDonald, se verely; Lieutenant James Kerr Ross, slightly; Lieutenant James Hope, severely. 95th Foot (tot &Ault on)--Lieutenant•Colonel Sir A. F. Bee. nerd, K. C. B. (Colonel), slight') ; Major Ales. Cameron, (Lieutenant-Colonel), severely ; Captains Edward Chawner, end William 'Armour, First Lieutenants John Malloy, John Gardiner, George Simmons ' and John Stillwell, severely, sine dead ; Second .Lieutenants Alien Stewart, James Wright, and James Church, severely. pub Foot, e 4 Batt. Majors Amos Godsold Natant (Ideutetrant- Colonel), and George Within. (Lieutenant-Colo:lel), severely ; Captains George Miller (Major), severely; Captain John MlCulloch, severely, (left area amputated); Lieutenants Yam Humbly and Edward Cumin ' severely ; Lientenales Donald Cameron, Robert Cochrane, J ohn Fry, slightly; Lieu camas John Ridgway, Joseph Lyuans Richard Eyre, Joseph Walsh, severely ; Lieutenant Vera W ebb, 95th Foot, Si Rest. Major John Roes (Lientenaut-Colonel); is. verely ; Captain James Fullerton (Major), severely; Rret Lieutenants J. C. Wersley and G. Shepley, severe:} Übe Names of the OXON the Kitts German Ledeb, *pot die Nene Weaslekil, and ktnotag, ibe lathd June, tar*, we Sairsi;lasaWl There base been satiny. arritals at Detreirlrone Calais, in the town if yesterday. The Warty lie states that tl MICR without tiling A says, King—the Allies will enter Paris to-morrow." last, the stisatly. Unattadumi, I.leuressot-Colornilidar; Water% Meta l l Gomel Seal, Lintsmantpeulasol lit s Mirt . X.C.B. Utb I;z Ia, A.A.D. soresoly ; Alessoilrr Climards7.l7l7arei;dis Wiest Wien's% wilerii (rbir ; LisiormorZoloitsi (Aran Pm Cloak* A.D.C. ims Wars do Delo 81 Willust 1 oka. ( * k W iisomporiale • Quip Wrote; Is it " .11 1 20. onsiniyi kitqa Chu* iNiiwitisi 11111; eg to a" letter just received in the City, st the Duke oftrow and Marshal I bad reache4l 4 taken possession will a gond is not mentioned. lettelTrom Pat*: dated 611 Wedfleidaq " . Tht two C.banibers have proclaimed EDITION. accounts On Army lota dated • dm. .had BLUCHU, reached The Reports ,froux,..Pover of the Allied Ai ving enticed Paris sus nos confirnied.by the Is counts received lijahreqpuurt, which are d 4 Thursday from t 26 Min Worn P. These Dispaeakik ' .`""-` justifier we De to Press. , Abat Marshal BLUCI th the whole •. *my. had reac above place on W iv the 211Ith, and vancing. His light troops here cessiderablv forwird. It is understood that the Allied Ai and was tar, advancing. cher forward. _ Army will not, is di. first instance. maw Pais, but draw a cordon wand the City. THIRD EDITION. STAR•OFFICII, THRES O'CLOCK. Irks fallowing Glorious Intelligence has been this itstabreirculated in a demi.odicial form by Ministers Oa &Wails of June Braless* was at st. Danis, where We baba to await the jdnetios of the Duke of WsuiscroN. who was coming up by a forced march from Compiegne. His Majesty's fast.sailing sloop FAVOVRITZ sailed on Thursday for indi.t with the news at the late rictus and important events, and with instructions to our settlements to guard agaiust the pot,ssble escape of BONAVARTS thither. The BARIUM and KANT are put under orders for IndiJ. The prospect of approaching Peace has already had influence at some of the provincial cattle fairs, where the sales have been dull, end horses could not obtain purchasers at a considerabk, reduction of price. CORN EXCUAYOIN JULY 3.—.Alihough there was a good supply of Wheat this morning, that of fine quality met pretty ready sale at last Monday's prises; but all other descriptions, especially Red Wheat, was fell 'spar quarter cheaper ! and very dillcuk to sell at that reduedon. Barley is per quarter lower, and although the quantity here is but tridiag, it is fully equal to the demand. Whit Peas are 4s. pee wa rn ? Wm.—Beam and Oats go of slowly, as • dulins of Is. per quarter. ~' F i 1 • )11 lisomminilMMffMammoinui SECOND The having