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ADDR ESS, 'IN HONOUR 6F THE IMMORTAL WELLINGTON. SIPOKItti iIY MR& IDWIN, TIII TISSATSS-10 'SAL, DRURT•LANS, LAST XISST. WRITTEN SY 8. .7. ARNOLD, RSQ. On! for tlAt ' 6 Mutt of Vire r whom burning pen Records the God-like deeds of valiant men I Theo might our huritbk, yet aspiring eerie, Our ntatchtem Hero's matcblen deeds rehearsal But, .cr the tribute of that artless lays, -61perior deeds demand superior praise; Yet may Om simrle verse our zeal impart, And Lnd ucce2:auce from the grateful heart! (11, 1-) rowrit be praise! whose gracious band ( , t. , ..• '4ve the goar4ian of our land! V it. , d r;o• fiercest sl , cnk of war's alarms, hr. ; to his Cotiorty's arms! jars . 1..: t h, j,, ) on; spry!, wi h Irrol acclaim, fir, roc . 0. , r tt t.: c•rs:t's illwtrinus name! rt ro' skauis ofirititol.h rise, A: 2 btu: t:1:.1 name tsultiog to the skits ! \'V' t., e our arms his oft-tried valour gulls* bairn r victory ! 11..• lorrn: , ,st of 3( h riot's claim, "<, ! I-co, r.c: ha 3 rix'd I,ls deathless fame. 1,7 s,, /, “'en%lithi,ing force NArotanm pour ll • .caLty lines his erVrAte bottle, t.) %%licre hs Ifant•er wav'tl, •Le and thy world was sav'ti I t:,lie r e rrars:!ai'd :mops aAivance, t..A't t:iere the III: 4 . of :tame! 1 3 • re, St):l 4 , with swellini, beans, inv:te •; h:nria of I.a•Ce, and provoke thelight ! ara wick trtt ardour at the trumpet's sound, n 1 tread, wi:lt lenuthen'd stride', the intervening ground: Nvw :ran r n man—en squadrons, squadrons rush—, A t!.l strong battalions, whole battalions crush— J oft:Hate valimr, equal valour dares, F Ivor !. riAsli with swords, and mimic lightning glares ; Chared with quick death,tbe swift.wing'd bullet speeds, Ant many a heart of many a hero bleeds. 111 rise'', Wier, Dot thy heart alone Deer pi•eretl,must bleed—rnor 4Thr.le he thy groan; Far iserte, l i rhwps, some anxious friends attend, (For who so wretched as to have es Mend!) Whis ra v er watch. and with impatient, wait, mournful tid;t.gs of thy Inch ful fat*: With fearlultale the fatal Dc ath list read, Tbat 'tuna ttee nuntber'd with the glorious dead! IPAsenses . 7r c ' Cil . , Stin Many 3 verse shall hove, with pitying priile, !low bee , s br.vely tiovglit and dial ini o ny a gallant snul, to Heart n now fled, A Hero conquer'il, Ora Hero Ho?! A Kite, cui off a N.rion's faithful staT, 1131 Nation's rglis shall be his epitvk ! But brighter scenes reclaim the hluscs To twigt the close of that tremendous 4!,ty—.. 11. e dey w! ich saw 411sma-i'd our deadliest foe, •il ; r.re cs i ,lcs in the duet la - d low; . Saw ott; lov'd tiers iotont st ft ate, N'l.erv'er the battle toed. ,ind tiatsger hsy ! Fawltitn, !earful <Ads assail hi Taus,. TLriee in the hollow r,ti•tarr the shock sustain! There, hlce a Sh e, whom vatiaa• arms surround, Secure thz ‘Vatr.or anal ! r.•h:le with ooe sound Exulting Lurst this r.eitnatid cry— • ~• :=•rve! rave! cur Leadre, rr , defending i dle:` At length the flying foes confeu.dcfeat ! 1 hen liritalta Laird her vie: ory complete; And t!,a• lantal day shall ever merest be, • Ilucortrier'd W c;.Lircroso —to Heaven and Thee: The grand National Monument, in commemora tion tf the gall.ost awn who fou4lat at the memo rable battle pf Waterloo, to to be erected in St. James's Park, as near as pessitile to the spot where the guns are fired on ail military victories and 'other rejoicings, and where the military are assembled daily, and still see ir:.. The Cuirassiers of the French Imperial Guards Are all arrayed in armnur ; the 'rant cuirass is in the form of a pigeon'; breast, so as to ;actually turn oil rrt ,s!ce; shocillough fired ever so near, owing to its hcins kept so bright ; the back cuirass is made to fit the back; they wet h each from nine to 1 I lb. accord ing to e size of the man, and are stuffed inside with ; they fit on by a kind of fish-scaled clasp, and s ot p m off anal on in an instant; they have helmets the seine as our horst guards, eitchtraight long swords soul pistols, hat nn catabines ;` and if there is a good htnse.to be found t they arc sue have them. They Ate'gll chosen into, must he five feet seven Trench, (above six feet Engl•sh), hate terrsd in three cam paigns, twelve years in the service, and of a good character ? • 8 / 14w, the pugilistic tife-Gulrchman, fell in the Write of Waterloo. The Life Guards were in the : n 4 . of the action. SHAW tV:is wounded in many places - , birt he at length fell from his horse, after nvus dealt out death io the enemy bey wiltoieleale• The v.ct!on had neatly ceased when the wound in his u hdositen cleptived him of the p ,, urer of pursuing hi s Career Cf gkry. In the lleat of t!ie I).mile, in the vil- Lrge,'ati tqd woman had 'secleo d herself in her cot .gu, and the corporal was csiiveyt.d by some faith. sul comm i cs f 4) her abode. Alter faripping off the laFe on the dress • which distilignished hi m as•a torporal, his body was decein:y interred. cA NE r t ist. Pictost...—The last remains. of this dis 4 t ; nik ei, 1 1..•. A 0 I ncer 'were yesterctay conveyed from his trivse }it Edward-street, Portnian,squate, and depo sited in th; fAmtly .vitolt. in the hurissl ground belong. inn to ST. GeOlkp ' Ss Flanover-square, on the ,Us tn.s4ge rt ad. . .• v.: e t Montners. •Ttro. Mr..Thiard Plotoa, brothel of th e d e . an d Attti,r , Wilson; tolinwelt by Mont General Cairiq.a),.Maj.;r Geoersi air Vint. ifiewu44.4euontant Colo gfri sir tJtit. HT leants, Copala Taylor. as* Captain Price, . / ki.4t.t.te..eatop ; Janieal 111fAmit. lionagao, Pnee, Wia..rie, Vikenton. k o . &x. , A veal concourse of 'people assdisbled to witness h • ingressive scent.. , • , i,Th e following the inscripSirn,an the ecißn fi t useetaiii-Kura , tor 7tios. Ptcrol i tged 57, C.C. ;;. who st .th e t a t vit.l a-c;t.ive battier intsght , at .‘Vaterlon, d,. F:al ri, ;Joe: betvoteßi Fftesch Army, cons !by 1•1:1r11 , *tk liosinp.,tt c eft r rattak and the English Army, by 1,14 Crncs 14e Dukepf Klorimpty, a y seensdiag tier words of We Osavtg a . Nount, and in thy Tifierd , kt the Idu , telous Clue!, Steadily ISTldistisiou to a ca ita.)'?,us!ts4 bl %tbl'e-it tan e or the moat Othello fttacks made by tics * uptio4i poiiuuqi Imo deftzied, J 7 a ; • Li - -.4 N ift e. v., Samur WASIES OF o? ;Clll3 WILLED, WOUNDED, AND !CLUNG, 16TH Jun r, 1815. KILLED. lit Onset, Ensign James Lord Hay, Aide-de.Camp to General Maitland. 16t Guards, 2d Batt. Lieutenant Thomas Brown (Captain); En. sign Sanniel a. P. Barrington. Ist (loud', 3.1 Batt. Lieutenant Edward Grose (Captain). Ist Foot, Captain William Buckley ; Lleatenams John Ann. stro•tg, andJ. F. O'Neill ; Ensigns J. G. Kennedy, Chutes , ' Grallam and Alexander Pohertson. 3:d Pilot, Captain Edward Whiny. 33d Porn, Captain Jahn Haigh, Lieutenants John Boyce, and Arthur .Gure. 42.1 Fo•4, Lieutenant•Cologiel Sir R. Alactra, K.C.8.; Lieute. naut Hubert Gorden; Ensign Williant Geri ard. 44 14 Foot, td Batt. Lieutenant William 'I ontkins, Ensign Pe ter Cooke. • 69 It Foot, id Batt. I.lentenant Edmund William Whitwlck. 19.11 Fenn. Ast Batt: Adjutant J. Kynock. PM Feet. (Vain Wiliam Little ; Lieutenant J. J. Chisholm ; .Ensigns Abel Perher, and John M. IL Macpherson; First Lieutenant Will am Lister. wounnett. General Staff, Captain 11. G. Macleod, 33th Foot, D.A.Q.G.; Captainlohn Jessop (Mil r). 44th Foot, A.Q.M.G. severely ; Captain Charles Smyth (Major); lllitt Pent, Brigade-Major, sore rely (since dead); Capra ti. Langi on , A cr.neA isle.tle-Camp to sir's'. Picton, slightly; Lieutenant William Havetnck, "34 M. B. Verden—Lieutenant Wegener. FOUt, Aide-de-Camp to Major-Generti Abell, slightly ; Lieu- M. U. o!terude—Lieutenant latish. tenant Wil lam de Gotha, severely (since dead). wouttoru. • Royal Artillery, K.G.L. Lieutenant Henry Hartmann, severely. M. B. Verden—Captain Witzendorff ; Lieutenant Hinuber. Ist Gu.irds, nil Batt. Major Henry Askew (Colonel), severely ; M. B. Lunet.borg—Captain Iteleke ; Lieutenant Dapue. kieutenant James Simpson (Captain), severely; lLnsigns Geo. F. B. Bremen—Captain liassalde, severely. kludyer and Thomas Elmsley Croft, severely. F. B. Li' V ork—Lieutenant Niahrentielyi severely; Ensign Ra nt Ut;ards, 3d Batt. Major Ron. William Stewart (Colonel), hers, severely. . severdy ; Captain Hon. Horace G. Townsend (Ileatenant. F. 11:Grubentiagett—Lieutrnant Westphal, severely; Ensign Co'.onet), severely; Captain William Miller (donut.-Colonel), Ernest, severely; Lieutenant Marwedel, slightly; Ensign sec rely, (since dead); Lieutenants Rots rt Adair, and rhos. Bulow, slightly. ntreatteld (Captains) severely; Ensign Wm. Batton severely. F. B. Luitenbut g —Lieutenant Volgcr, severely. Royal Scots. 3d Batt. Captain L. Arquintheau (Maj , r),sligh•ly ; F. B. I.niteberg—F,nsigns De Weyne and Sacha:se, severely. Captien Ilugh Massey; Major), slightly; Robert Dudgeon, sr tinsel:sc. verely ; lieutenants William J. Rea" J. N. Ingram, and Wil- F. B. Luneberg — Captain Co . seir , s evere l y. • Lain Clarke, severely ; Lieutenants R. li. Scutt, and Joseph 48. Vet,:en—Ensogii. &are and liotzyhue. Synias, slightly; Lieutenant James Mann, severely; 'dente- (Stgind) Jon is Wit ells, lieut. Col. and A.A.G. rants George Stewart, and James Alitone, slightly ;'Adjutant NAMED OF OFFICERS KILLED, woUSDILD, AND MISSING. Allan Cameron. severity. 17T11 JUNE. 1815. 2tth Penult, Captains Witham Irving (M.) and John Dowke, se. l ilitam Strahan. verely ; Lientenant IVilliant Irwin s ativerely ; Lieutenant John red roil; lid Batt.—Lieutentl i t L W ! coin, slight!r. ' 10th F.Ol, 21 Batt. Lie.itcnant.Colonel Alexander Hamilton, wounn ED. . Ist Life Guards—Captain John Whale, slightly. sever, ly ; I.ieuteitant P. Lockwood, severely. 7th Hussars. Lieutunant John Gordon severely 3..,1 Font, Captain William H. Toole; ;lightly ; Captain Jacques ,_ Light • ~ _. , , Moore, * • 1 ltn arragoops. James S . severely. Boyce. severely, (since dead) ; Car ains '1 bonsai Cassan, and M . Join Crowe, severely; Captain Chas. Wallet, slightly; Lteute- MI ING rams H. W. Ormolu -5; M. W. Meightn, and S. H.: awrence, ~General Staff—Captain A. Krauchenberg (retaken.) ' sightly ; liewerams Gorge Barr, and John Boast, severely;7th Hussars. Major E. Hoke, severely winitie.eu ; Captain J. D. Elphinstone, severely wounded (retaken) ; Adjutant Myers, .I.ln:eosin Hem y Butterworth, slightly ; Lieutenants James R. bit‘sort, lento. Fitzg , raid, Henry Quill, and Edward sac- severely. ph. us, severely; n Breme. Lieutetruit Thomas Horan ' slightly; Enaigna rsANOVItaIAN oruccas WOUNDED. iii nry Metcalfe, and John Bine/Wade, slightly; Ensigns Field B. Captain Lapel, severely; Ensipt Bruhl and Charles Dallas, and A. Stewart, severely; Adjures* David- Me y er, Itve4el ; . Davis, slightly. . Ist But . Duke of York. Major Bulow, slightly. if sd Foot, Nlajor Edward Parkinson, slightly; Captain William (aigned)• lonia Wallies, Lieut. Col. and A.A.O. M'lntyre, slightly; Lieutenants James Marklind, J. 6: Ogle, RING'S OgltatAN L3OlOll OffinCnne, &C. WOUNDED. James Furlong, severely; Pinion John Alderion, severely, , lit Light Batt. K.G.L. Major Hans &wake, severely (right (ri g ht arm amputated) ; Ensign James Howard, slightly. arm amputated); Captain Fred. Gila, severely; Lieutenants 42d Foot, Major R. kt. Dirk (Lieutenant-Colonel), severely; Christian lime and Ker Welrabe, severely; Lieutenant Captains A. Menzies, George Carlson, Donald M‘Donald, Adolphe" Koster, slightly; lieutenant H. Leonhart, 'comfy; Dan. kel•littosh, and Robert Boyle, severely; Lieut. Donald Ensign A. Gentskew, slightly; Ensigns Charles liehne and Chisl.oltn, slightly; Lleutenant Duncan Stewart, severely; A. lithe, severely. Lieut. status Dui.al.l hilltenzie, and Hugh A:Fraser, slightly ; Eal Light Batt. K.O 1.. Lieutenant F. Kessler, severely ; Lieu. identenams Joint Malcolm and A. Dunbar, severely; i:nsigns tenant G.• Meyer, "lightly; Lieutenauts 0. Luldant and li. IViili.stis I rases., and 4. L. Fraser, slightly; Adjutant James lUetkugrl, see, rely; Lieutenants M. Johin and T. Carrey, Top..a, slightly. . • slightly; Lb u enact 0. D. Grame, Ensign George Entick, 44th }nut, itil liatt..—Littatenant-Colonel I M. Ilamertnn, Adjutant D. sfinintatin, severely.- • . • slightly ; Captains Adana Krogh, David ' , obver t :. William Ist I.ine Batt. K.G.L. Mgjor William Robertson, severely; Lurneyy anti Mildmay fan , severely; • Lieutenant' Robert Captains Gerlach; tichlutter, eeverely 1 ;% Lieutenant A. WINE i' USICrt . RUbt aGI ler, and W. IL:strung, severely ; Lieutenant' and H. Wiluing, severely; Ensign it. I.ucken, severely; Ad. Aftvii•la Campllell, stignity ; Lieutenant W. H. Hem, se. jaunt F. Schna.l4 severely. every ; I,icittouins Janus ./piglse, slightly; ' Ensigns Jame! 2u L'ile Ditto it.U.l.• Captain F. Perguld, severely; Lierensamst , Chride r ll. v. 44 1 illeY, l• C . •Wehater, add A. Wilson, severely. ' Clare Dicke. severely. 69th Finn, Ed - Batt....e'aptalist H. Lliney (Majer),_ . ileverety; Stl Llite but 4.1.• Major Anthony Dodge , severely; Umdie I I.ies. Emelt fort, John titewirti slid C. Borterd s Ileterely. Pants 'Frederick 'lawn and F. I.eichen, severely; 4.1,11411, 7sd Fiells loti' liars.- = Lieutenant ).Ades, severtl) , (since dead); paws A. Kacknek and E. lintekuck, shgbtly.. Captain J. Loyd, severely; Ensign Ikon beam • ma, (byway; 4th Line Batt. KAM O . Major . Chtnien, severely (since Ensign k. kinsehidge, slightly. ... .-.. • • .. • . Captain F. lie*, slightly; Usessitaists Cup hides plat 79th Foot, lit Batt.—l:eutonant Cctoilet Neil Douglas, severely ; Major. A. Wotan and D. Cameron (Lie utenant Colonels), se verely : captain T. Mylne, W. Marshal, s. vet -1y ; Captains M. I•laser, and W, Blum severely ; Captain John Sketair, severely (blame dead); Captain Neil Camp' ell, sly; Lisu • tenant D. 1 1 ,1• Hire, sl ghtly ; Lieutemant% t home , finnan, Wil liam Maddock, W. Learer, Jame- Fri.. r, and William A. Pinch, severely ; Ensign James Rohe rtsip, severely. 92d Foot—Lieuertiant Colonel John Cameriiii (t 'nli uei), severely (Mnee dead) ; klajor lame Mitchell (Lie utenaiii Colonel), se verely; Captains George W. lioln:e , Dugalel arel William C. Grant, severely; Dent:taws Imt:ta4 1 ;•.bb, and Thomas IVl'lettneh, severely; Limit' lima Rohr: t Wonchester, slightly; Lieutenant Ronald fri•Done 11, severity ; Lieutenant James Kerr Rose, slightly ; Lieutenants Georze Logan, John M'Kinlay, George Mackie, Al , Resider Nl` i person, and Ewen POs , severely; Lieutenant Nectur le.i.e,, slightly; Ensign John Brunewill, 'overtly (right kit amps. at. ; Ensign Hobe. Logan, slightly ; Ensign Augur MiDovald, and Ri.isert Hewett, inertly; Assi.tant tiurpon John Stewart, htly. 95th Foot, let Batt.--First LitutetiatieJ. F. Gai.liner and John G. hitzutorris, severely; First Lieuietimit Eelitt, slightly; Se emu! Litenvitaiit W. tiheilley, seserely. 79th Foot, Ist Batt.—Volunteer Cameron, severely. • MISSING. 79th Foot, lst Eatt.--,Captain Robert M.Kay s ,seyerely., 11AhoVLIIIAN CrYICLRS• KILLTD. . . USSEL. lan: worth, slightly; Lieutenant W. L. De la Fargee, co vertly ; Ensign Arnold (*puha, slightly; Adjutant loge, severely. sth Licetatt. RAIL. Captain F. Sander, severely; lieutenant C. Berger, severely; Lieutenant G. Klingsohr, severely. 9th line Batt. Captain C. Rougetnont, severely; Lieu tenant C. Sadler, slightly; Rogan W. Merest*, severely ;Ad- ' jutmt T. Brinmann, severely. 3d qait. Royal Scots, Volunteer Richard Blacklin, 9.3 th Foot, Ist Batt. Volunteer Charles Smith, slightly. _ . /KISSING. Staff, K.O.L. Captain C. D. Bubers, Br. Major. General Staff, Lieutenant E. Gorstkcher, Sd Hussars, K.G.L. . A.A.O. wounded. , 24 Life Guards, Lieatenant Samuel Weymouth. Royal Horse Guards (11bac). Captain John Thom!. tat Dragoon Guards, Lleuttesant-Colonel William Fuller (Col , i. nei) severely wounded ; Cantain Henry Graham; tienten francis Brorik'c, severely wounded; Comet Honourable 11 .. B. Bernard. Ist Dragocns, Cornet Richard Magoile. 6th Dragoons, Lieutenant P. Buffo. .21ki Ligt.t Dragoons, Lieutenant Stephen Corot. 21 Light Batt. K.O.L. Captain Ernest Liolh:rmann, woun.led. NAMES OF TILE HANOWARIAN OFFICERS, KILLED * WOUNDED, AND MUSING, ON TIIZ 18111 JUNE. KILLED. General Staff, Captain M. Hatibury (BrigaJe Major ) id But. Duke of York, Lieutenant Uarl , Ensign Berghoff. Field Batt. Grubenhagen, Lieutenant. Colonel Baron Wurtub. lit Luneburg Batt. Captain Bobart, Ensign de Plato. Bremirvode Batt. Ensign Thomas Holt, Duero& Batt. Ensign Schantz. woussts. Field limns, Captain De lit eden. slightly; Lieutenant Grote. slightly; Lieutenant Schultze, severely. 24 Batt. Duke of York, Major Baron Cudirig Munster, slightly; Captain F. Gotthard, severely; Captain C. Quentin, slightly; Lieutenants G. Winkler and W. Reciter; slightly ; Ensign. Ludewig Nieuheukc and George Meyer. severely. Field Batt. Grubenhagen, Captain De Lauer, slightly. Field Batt.- Bremen, Lleutenant - C.lonel I:aegrehre, severely, (since dead); Major Muller, slightly; Lieutenants De Quis• torff. (Ist) and De Quistori (i) slightly; Adjutant Wenner, slightly. Field But. Luneburg, Lieutenant-Colonel Klencte, evenly. Field • Ban. Veyden, Major Schopp, ; Cvtain Jacoby. slightly; Lieutenant Selig, slightly; L.eutenant Brandi' (gei - severely; Lieutenants Brendle (ist) and Suit: uptati, slightly ; Ensign Plata, slightly: Adjutant Lierharel, s ighily. Militia Batt. Brcniivorde, Lieutenant Leuper, severely (since dead); Lieutenants Wend. and Edward Meyer, severely; Ensigns Edward N'ilhew and Ernest Halthanren, slightly. Ist Brit. Duke of York, Captam de Pavel, severely; Lieute• nets Shul, severely; Ensign Muller, slightly. 3d Batt. Duke of York, Major Clamor bumf'', severely. Salzgitter, Captain Ch. Hammerstein, tightly; Lieutenant Ch. Spangeuberg, severely. Militia Batt. Haselelu. Major Strube, slightly ; Captain Blank. ham, slightly; Lieutenant Kohle, ly , Lieutenant Kist. ner, slightly. Militia Batt. Nadi:then. Major Reshot, severely. Militia Batt. Pelna. Captain dertratn. severely; Ensign Kohler, slightly; Lieutenant Helmrick, 7th Line Battalion K. G. L. attached, severely. Qd(born But. Major Hammerstein ; Major Inite, 4th Batt. K.G.L. attached, severely (since dead); Captain Wredenield,. slightly ; Lieutenant Schmidt, severely. • • Luneburg. LNiptain Kampf ; Ensigns Dornaur and Mefor. VerJen Beni Lieuts. Hansig, Wieneoken, Ensign begone. Osteruds Mt.—Major lbeded, Captains Paper and ingersleben, Lieutenants Groebe ant Sambrecuit. Munder Batt.—Ciptain kiantein, Lieutenants Wisher& Brill- • sing,und Schwenk,. Ensigns Murray and Oppermaiin. MISSING. Field Batt. Lunellerg—Major Dackenhausen, wounded, Staff Surgeon Kanter, Assistant Surgeon Schmursen Bremelvords—lld Quieter Master Kees, Ist Quarter Master WiUtfAll taws. Saltzgleter-v4insign Schrader, Assistant Surgeons .10111 Deneske and Kheineyer. (Signed) Loan Witrzas, Lieut.-Col. and A. .I.dj..Gen. • LPG! the nines meths British Mean killed and wounded on the link June, me the STAR of yesterday.] 431111=114°6111=crsi by'Lassr. Asir, Piskete - Waco; • OMANI dors, Md st take Star (Mr, Tenple Bar. 11111. 1 . 1 m w • BATTLE OF WATERLO44- - --MAP OF THE SEAT OF WAR. . • - • ..4 aitesge • ' 410/1911 -, .. , 4 • . . . . . . ... . , . • Tr Oeignieellr Sorle o- I'4. Bine& • e..onnontf . • ..g • fills . r,obet MONS* . ‘oll4orto 0 .0 • 1 wear Is'e m . d . ,tif' - OCigtOW a . 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