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ion, =rang u road parallel and tci'the right of that which my column was on. ' The rear of the enemy's column having begun to ascend the hills before our arrival, it was imponible to cut off any part of it. It was, however, consider ably annoyed on its march by. of 9-pounder and a howitzer. I immediately ordered the .2d division, under Lieutenant General Stewart, to ascend the hill by the road we were on, whilst the Earl of Dal housie's column ascended by one more to the. sight. The enemy took up a strong position atthe top of - the pass, with a clould of skirmishers in the front. The attack on our side was led by Lieutenant- General Stewart, with Major General Walker's bri gade, under Lieutenant Colonel Fitzgerald, of the 60th, who forced back the enemy's skirmisherite the summit of the hill ; but coming upon their main body found them so numerous and so strongly posted, that Lieutenant-General Stewart was induced to with -aw them until the 7th division should be in closer co-operatic:4i with him. About this time the Lieutenant-General was wounded, and the command of the division devolved upon Major-General Pringle, who, with his own bri gade, commanded by Colonel O'Callaghan, renewed the attack on our side, whilst the 7th division pressed them on the other, and both divisions gained the height about the same time, the enemy retiring, after sustaining a very considerable loss. The conduct of Lieutenant General Stewart, Major General 'Pringle,.and of the Officers and troops in ge neral, 'as conspicuously good, and I regret that the very thick fog prevented our taking that advantage of the situation of the enemy which it might other wise have done. A part of each division pursued them some distance down the hill, and occasioned them b considerable loss. Having thus far performed your Lordship's instructions, I withdres my column from the pass, and moved it upon Almandoz. Major. Genet al Prin gle praises the conduct of Cap tain Heise 'and.Capiain Thorn, on this occasion • and I believe it is the intention of Lieutenant-General Stewart to report the good conduct of some other officers, but his wound has probably delayed it. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) ROWLAND HILL, Lieut. Gen. Lezaca, 4th August, 1813. MY Loup—The Prince of Orange having been de tained till this day for the returns, I have to inform your Lordship that the enemy still continued posted in the morning of the 2d with a force of two divisions on the Puerto de Echalar, and nearly the whole army behind the Puerto, when the 4th, 7th, and light divi sions advanced by the valley of the Bidassoa to the frontier, and I had determin ed to dislodge them by a combined attack and movement of the three divisions. The 7th division, however, having crossed the moun-. tains from Sambilla, and having necessarily pre ceded the arrival of the 4th, Major-General Barnes' brigade was formed for the attack, and advanced, before the 4th and light divisions could co-operate, with a regularity and gallantry which I have seldom seen equalled, and actually drove the two divisions of the enemy, notwithstanding the resistance opposed to them, from those formidable heights. It is impossible that I can extol too highly the conduct of Major-Geneial Barnes, and these brave troops, which was the admiration of all who were witnesses of it. Major-General Rempt's brigade of the Light Di •ision, likewise drove a very considerable force from the rock which forms the left of the Puerto. There is now no enemy in the field within this part of the Spanish frontier. I have the honour -to inclose Lieutenant-General Sir Thomas Graham's report of the assault of San Sebastian. While the troeps were engaged in the neighbour hood of . Pamplona, as reported in my dispatch of the Ist instant, Brigadier-General Longa occupied with his division this part of the Bidassoa, including the town of Vera. That part of the enemy's army which had been left in observation of the allied troops on the great road from Irun, attacked him on the 28th, but were repulsed with considerable loss. 1 have great pleasure in reporting the food con duct ol'these troops on all occasionsosnd likewise of a battalion of Spanish cacadores, ieriGeneral Barce ma's division of the .Gallician army, •which had been sent to the bridge of .Yansi, on the enemy's retreat on the Ist instant, which it held against very superior . numbers during a great part of the day. • Nothing of importance has occurred in. Arrago n. since my dispatch of the 19:11 July.. I have a report from Lieutenant-General Lord William Bentinck, from Binaroz, : on the Qttt,July ; and he was making preparations to cops gketbix#. I have the honour, .84e. , 4 • . (Signal IVELLINGTON4S - Earl Bathurst, &c. &c. 1am,;,, ; ; /; . • ' P. S. 1 inclose a Return of the killed Amid woun ded, ut the attack of the enemy's position on the Qd hutint. Ennui, July 27., 411 :JO Loin—The attack or. the breach in the line wall on theleft Sank of San Sebastian's took - 21 14 ce on the morning of the 25th „ when the fall of the i ticle left The foot of the wall dry, which Was soon ter day light. I am sorry to say, tlit notwithstanding I the distinguished gallantry or the troops emplOyed,.l some of whom did force their way into the town, the attack did riot succeed. The enemy occupied in force all the defences of the place which looked that way, and frona and from all round the breach, they were enabled to I bring so destructive a fire of grape and musketry, flanking and enfilading the column, and to throw over so many hand-grenades on the troops, that it' became necessary' to desist from the assault. The loss sustained was therefore severe, especially by the third battalion Royal Scots, the leading one of Major-General Hay's brigade, which being on duty in the trenches, formed the column of attack. Major-Cenral Spry's Portuguese brigade, that of Major-General Robinson, and the 4th Cacadores of Brigadier-General Wilson's being in reserve in the trenches, the whole under tile direction of Major- General Oswald, commanding the sth division. Though this attack has failed, it would be great *justice not to assure your Lordship, that the troops conducted themselves with their usual gallantry, and only retired when I thought a further perseverance in the attack would have occasioned a useless sacri fice of brave men. Major-General Hay, Major Frazer, Colonel the C. F. Crevale; tmd Colonel Caine" torn ,thascling the Royal Scots, 98th, and 9th regiments, greatly distinguished themselves. Major F:-aaer lest his life on the breach, with many of his brave comrades. The conduct throughout the whole of the ri opelea tions of the siege hitherto, of th e officers and men of the Royal Artillery and Engineers, never was ex ceeded in indefatigable zeal s .utivity, and gallantry ; ' Auld I beg to mention pa r ticul ar ly to y our L or d s hi p , Lieutenant-Colonels Dickson, Fruser, and May, and *Nor Webber Smyth, of the ROYal Artillery; Lieu . - Itasant-Colonel Sir R.. Fletcher, Lieutenant-Colonel Burgoyne, and Majors Eilicombe and C. F. Smith, of the Royal Engineers. The three officers of this corps employed to con duct different parts of the columns of attack, beha ved admirably, but suffered severely. Capt. Lewis has lost his leg ; Lieutenant Jones was wounded in the breach and taken ; and Lieutenant Machell, after his return, was , killed in the trenches. I beg too to recommend to your Lordship Lieute nant Campbell of the 9th, who led the forlorn hope, and who was severely wounded on the breach. I have the greatest satisfaction too in assuring your Lordship of the most cordial support and assis tance afforded by Sir George Collier, commanding his Majesty's ships on thi s coas t, an d o f a ll t h e offi cers and seamen of the squadron employed on shore. NO exertion that could be afforded was wanting ; and Lieutenant-Colonel Dickson has represented to • me, in the strongest terms, the steady and gallant conduct of t a detachment of seamen in the batteries, under the command of Lieutenant O'Reilly, (First Lieutenant of his Majesty's ship Surveillante,) and of their exemplary behaviour while on shore. I beg too to mention Mr. Digby Marsh, Master's Mate, acting as Lieutenant in the batteries, after Lieute nant Dunlop was severely wounded. I have the hrnour to be, &c. (Signed) T. GRAHAM. To Field Marshal the Marquess of Wellington, K.G. ABSTRACT OF THE RETURN OF THE KILLED, WOUNDED, AND MISSING, AT THE SIEGE OF ST. SEBASTIAN, FROM THE 7TH TO THE 20TH JULY, 1813, INCLUSIVE. TOTAL BRITISH Loss.—t Captain, 1 Staff, I I rank'and file, killed; 1 Lieutenant-Colonel, ECaptains, 5 Lieutenants 9 Serjeanta. 1 drummer, 107 rank and file, wounded ; ;link and file, missing. TOTAL Po RTUOURSE Loss.—l Captain, 48 rank and file, killed; 1 Major, 1 Captain, 2 Lieutenants, 1 Ensigii, 10 Serjeants, 3 drummers, 144 rank and file, wounded. GR AND TOTAL. —2 Captains, I Staff, 59 rank and file, killed; 1 Lieutenant-Colonel, 1 Major, S Captains, 7 Lieute nants, 1 Ensign, 19 Serjeants, 4 drutunsers, 251 rank and file, wounded ; 2 rank and file, rnifsing. (Signed) E. PA YEN HAM, 'Adj.-Gen. • ABSTRACT OF THE KILLED, WOUNDED, AND MISSING, AT THE SIEGE OF ST. SEBASTIAN, VRONI VIE 21ST TO THE 27TH OF JULY, 1813, INCLUSIVE. TOTAL BRITISH Loss.-1 Major, 1 Captain, 5 Lieutenants, I Staff, 7 Serjeants, 85 rank and file, killed; 1 Lieutenant- Colonel, 11 Captains, 7 Lieutenants , 3 Ensigns, 2 Staff, 12 i Serjeants 272 rank and file, wounded; S Lieutenants, 2 En signs, 4 Setkants, 145 rank and file, missing. TOTAL PORTUOMISR Loss.-2 Serjeants, 40 rank and file, killed; I Lieutenant-Colonel, 3 Captains, 1 Lieptenant, 1 Ensign, I Staff, 3 Serjcants, 169• rank and: file, wounded; I Captain, 2 Serjeants, 1 drummer, 140 rank and file, missing. GRAND TOTAL.-1 Major, 1 Captain, 5 Lieutenants, I Staff, 9 Serjeants, 125 rank and file, killed; 2 Lieutenant. Colonels, 14 Captains, 8 Lieutenants, 4 Ensigns, 3 Staff, 15 Serjeants, 441 rank and file, wou nded; I Captain, S Lieutenants, 2 Ensigns, 8 Serjeants, 1 drummer, 285 rank and file, missing. (Signed) E. PALEN HAM, Adj. Gen. • ABSTRACT OF RETURN OF THE KILLED, WOUNDED, AND MISSING, OF THE ALLIED ARMY UNDER THE COMMAND OF FIELD-MARSHAL THE MARQUIS OF WELLINGTON, K. G. IN ACTION WITH THE ENEMY FROM THE 25TH TO THE 28TH JULY, 1813, INCLUSIVE. Tot AL BAITISH Loss-1 Major, 7 Captains, 12 lieutenants, it Ensigns, 3 Staff, S.) Serjeants, 2 drummers, 324 rank and fik, killed ; 1 General Staff, 7 Lieutenant-Colonels, 9 Majors, 31 Captains, 72 Lieutenants, 24 Ensigns, S Staff, 105 Serjeants, 5 drummers, 2,192 rank and file, .5 horses, wounded; 5 Cap. tains, 4 Lieutenants, 4 Ensigns, 1 ,Staff, 10 Serjeants, 7 drum. mers, 373, rank and file, 1 hone, missing. TOTAL Pos roontsz Loss-1 Major, 2 Captains, 3 Ensigns, 4 Serjeants, 157 rank and 6k, killed; S Lieutenant-Colonels, 4 Majors, 13 Captains, 9 Lieutenants, 12 Ensigns, Staff, 41 Serjeants, 6 drummers, 895 rank and file, wounded; 2 Ser jeants, 48 rank and file missing. TOTAL SPANISH Loss-26 rank and file killed; 12 Officers, 155 rank and file, wounded ; 11 rank and file missing. GRAND Torm.--2 Majors, 9 Captains, 12 Lieutenants, 5 Ensigns, S Staff, 34 Serjeants, 2 drummers, 507 rank and• file, killed; 1 General Staff, 12 Lieutenant-Colonels, 13 Majors, 41 Captains, 81 Lieutenants, 36 Ensigns, 12 Spa nish Officers, 6 Staff, 146 Serjeants, 11 drummers, 3,172 rank and file, 5 horses wounded ; 5 Captains, 4 Lieute uants, 4 Ens i gns, 1 St aff, 12 Sedeants, 7 drummers, 432 rank and file, 1 horse, missing. (Signed) E. PAKENHASS, Adj. Cen. 'FAMES OF OFFICERS KILLtli, WOUNDED, AND MISSING, FROM THE 25T11 TO THE 28TH JULY INCLUSIVE. BRITISH OFFICERS BILLED-25TH JULY. 7th Foot, Ist Battalion—Lieutenant Koirroks. 2oth Regimeot—Adjutant Buest. 28th Ditto, Ist Battation—Ensign Delmar. • 34th Ditto, 2d Battalion—Adjutant Day. 99th Ditto, Ist ditto—Lieutenants Lord and. Williams. 50th Ditto, Ist Ditto—Captain Rudkin, Lieutenants Birchall and Deighto, 60th Eliero,,,Sth Batt.—Lieuts. Von Dahlinon and Joyce. 71st DIAN Ist ditto—Lieutenants Duff and Roberts. 26T0 JULY. 40th Reg. Ist Batt.—Lieut. Malone. 48TH JELT. ARA—Major Reveres, A. D. C. no Lieut. Geo. Sir L. Cele. King's German Legion, lit Line Pau,—Captain Avenalt. 7th Foot, Ist Batt.—Capt. Fertile. 20th Regiment—Captain Mackenzie. 2: id Foot, tat Battalion—Captains Stainforth and Walker, Vo- lunteer Barnett. 27th Ditto, 3d Batt—Captain White, Adjutant Burne. 40th Diuo, lit ditto—Lieutenant Galway. 48th Ditto, la ditto--Lieutenant Lima, Ensign PEFSOHS. !OR rucamas OFFICERS KILLED. 4th Regiment, Line—•Capuin Lucas G. Pailha. 10th Ditto—Major Claudide Victoria, Captain Antonio Fran cisco Fracaes. ith Ditto.—Ensign Lorenzo I. Alec& 7th Cacadores-•-Ensign Const. de Sousa Glray. 10th Ditto —Ensign Versaisliao A. Tavares. BRITISH OFFICaRS volt:gnat:4-451 . 0 JOLT. General Staff.—Lieut-General the Hon. W. Stewart; Captain Stewart, Brigade Major ; severely. 6th Foot, Ist Batt.—Major Gomm, severely; Ensign Radcliffe, slightly. 20th Fo6t.—Lieutenant-Colonel Wallace, Major Bent, Lieu tenants Champigny, Crockatt, Walker, and Smith, Ensigns Thompson and Oakley, slightly. 23d Foot, Ist Batt.—Captain Booker, Lieutenants G. Browne, Flaherty, and Ledwith, slightly. 28th Foot, Ist Batt.—Captains Bradley, Meacham, Lieuts. Tom lies .11, Crammer, and Gordon, Ensign Hill, slightly. 34th Foot, 2d Baa.--Lieut.-Colonel Fenwick, Lieutenant Barron, severely; Lieutenant Simmons, Ensign Pickett, slightly. 32th Foot, iit Batt .— Captain Jones, Lieutenants Hart, Cox, and Scanlan, Ensigns Poe and abodes, severely; Ensign Courts nay, slightly. 50th Foot, let Batt.—Lieut. Col. Hill, severely; Captain Grant, ditto; Captain North, slightly; Lieut. Noirian, ditto; Lieut. . * . .. .. M'Donnel, slightly; Lieut. Jones, severely; lieut. Pateraoo, 10th 13 itt* — Colollei U. Palnfokilli. severely ;Una Cased K. ditto; Ensigns Collins, Bateman, and White, ditto. • ...-Phyurs, dangerously ; Major F. de Paula Beg, Emden Viterbo - 71st Foot, tat Batt.—Major M'K e n z ie, severely ; Capt. Grant Joze de Sa.nnteroly ; Ensign Ant. Viers V asana b us, s li g h t l y. and Lieut. Parke, sVghtly; Lieut. Parke and Lieut. Peacoeke, 19th Ditto--Lieuteraut Lister, il *evenly. • sign F. Java da Cunda, slig htly Ensign A. Maria da Motta, En. ;I Ensign Joeq. Itibelro, Ensign „ B2d Foot, 1* Batt.—Lieut. Colonel Grant, slightly ; Captain Fir. Ant. Luis de Tolima. severely. man, severely, Capt. Marshal and Ensign Lacey, slightly. . Id Caezdoree—Capt. Jorge Fermin°, slightly. P. Amado , severely. ll2d Foot . lit Batt --Lieut. Colonel J. Cameron, Mak rs Mitchell 6th Ditto—Major J. Mit c h e ll, very and Macpherson; Captains Heinle', M'Donald, an d s ewn . 6th Caradona, Captains It. B runton an d W . H.Templr, slightly; Lieutenants Pyle Macpherson, Chisholme, D. /vPlDonald, Jos de 1,1. Madueriera, severely ; Li eu t. P re E manue l d e Dwire, Ross, and Winchester; Lints. Gordon, 'Grant, and A. Sousa, severely ; Ensign H. Bankhausen, slightly. Macdonald ; Ensigns 1 1 . -Mitchell. G. Mitchell, and Kennedy. 7th Citadores, Ensigns Jos. Clairsosteino Venoms and Squacio Brunswick Oels--Captains Proestier and Braxein,slightly ; Lieut. Bernardo du Toosea. slightly. Gresheim, (2), severely. 9th Cacadores, Major Lutz Mania de Cerquiza. severely ; Lieu. Nee JULY. tenant lquacio F. da ROC63, slightly ; Ensign iniquity' linguists 27th Foot, 3sl Batt. lieutenant Crawford, seve re ly , si nce dead; de ("nen., ' slightly . Ensign Byrne slightly. ABSTRACT O F RETURN OF KILLED, WOUNDED, AND MIS. 40th Ditto, let Batt. Captains Heyland and Bowen, severely; sING, OF THE ARMY UNDER THE COMMAND Of kIELD• Phillips, slightly; Lieutenants Kelly and Thoreau, slightly. MARSHAL THE MARQUIS OF WELLINGTON, K. G. IN 48th Foot, Est Batt. Major Wilson and Capt. Thwaites, severely. 53d Ditto, 2d Batt. Lieutenant Frazer, severely. ACtION WITH THE ENEMY, FROM THE 31ST JULY TO 60th Ditto, sth Batt. Ensign C. Martin, severely. THE IST AUGUST, 1813, tocuisive. firm JULT. TOTAL BIITISII Loss-6 Serjeants. 40 rank and Me, killed ; l General Staff—Lieut.-Colonel the Hon. A. Gordon, A. D. C. to Major, 7 Captains, S Lieutenants, I Nnsign, 24 Serkant , , 4 the Commander of the Forces, severely; Lieutenant-Colonel . drummer., 239 rank and file, wounded; 1 Major, one Sir- Waters, A. A G. slightly. . jeant, .1t) rank and file, missing. Ed, or Queenl—Lieul e ilant Hutton, s e v ere ly. TOTAL POITUGUISI LOSSI Captaill,ll rank and file, killed ; 1 /th Foot, Ist Batt. —Major Despard, Captains Crowder, Orr, Colonel, I Major, 1 Lieutenant, 1 Ensign. 2 rj••ants, 42 Hatnerton, Welty's, Lieutenants Logan, Fraser, Nuan, King, rank and file, wounded al6 rank and file, miss . "- L tug. Garret, severely. Grand Total-1 Captain. 6 serjeant4, 51 rank and file, kill- Christian, Ditto, Ist Batt.—Captain Wrenn, Lieutenants Moore and ed; 1 Colonel, 2 Majors, 7 Captains, 4 Lieutenants, 2 Christian, severvly ; Lieutenant Daniel, slightly. ' Ensigns, 26 serjeauts, 4 drummers, 281 rank and S'e, 90th Foot—Captain Jackson, severely ; Murray, slightly ; Lieu- wounded ; 1 Major, 1 serjeant, 40 rank and file, ini‘sing. tenants Bainbridge and Lewis, severely; Connor. slightly. 23d Foot, Ist Batt.—Lieutenants Neville, severely; Brice, and RETURN OF OFFICERS KILLED, WoUNDED, AND MIMING, Harris, slightly; AL%itant Mc'Lellan, severely. FROM SI ST JULY TO IST AUGUST INCLUSIVE. 27th Foot, Scl Batt.—Captain Hain& on, slightly; Lieutenants - WOUNDID BRITISH, else JOLT. Pratt, Pollock, Hanby, and Drew, severely ; Ensigns Rad- 50th Foot, Ist Batt. Brigade-Major Wentyss, severely. cliff,: Chines, severely ; Ovens, and Su 71st slightly. 71st ditto, Ist Batt. Captain Grant, slightly. 31st Foot , 2gl Batt.—Quarter- Master Mc'lntosh, slightly. 92d ditto, 1K Batt. Major Macpherson, severely; Captain. Senn Szd Foot, Ist Batt.—Major Wood, severely ; Volunteer Lloyd, and Lee, slightly; Captain D. Campbell, Lieutenant H - Hope, st. • slightly. verely ; Ensign 'r. Mitchell, slightly. 36th Foot—Lieutenant Smith, severely; Ensign Sherry, slightly. Chasseurs Brittankries, Lieutenant Blemnne, slight! 49th Foot, Ist Batt.—Lieutenants Glynn, O'Dogberty , and Car- 613thilegintent. Vo:unteer Browning, slightly. y. ter. slightly ; Ensign Smith, severely. MUSING lIIITIIIii OrtiCia, 31sT JULT• 48th Foot, Ist Batt.—Major hite, Captain Wood, Lieutenants 60th Foot, sth Batt. Major Fitzgerald. Cuthbertson, Duke, Robinson, Vandernieulen, and Puunt , WOUNDID Illti s lSll, 111 T AUGUST. trey, severely ; Johnston. slighty. 20th Regiment. Lieutenant Fitzgerald, slightly. 57th Foot Ist Batt. Captain Burrows, slightly; Lieutena nt Price, Volunteer Campbell, severely. '-7th ditto, Si Batt. Captain Bu l e r, sever.irs 61st Ditto, Ist Batt. Captain Charlton, Lieutenant O'Kearney, 95th ditto, Major Pereeval. ditto. KILLIID PORTUGUISZ 01/10ERS, else Jut.Y. slightly ; Volunteer Leebody, severely. 19th Reg. Line, Captain Campbell. 79th Foot, Ist Batt. Volunteer Kynock, severely. ... wonsoLo roeTuctussa. slat JOLT. 91st Ditto, Ist Batt.- Captain Lowrie, , severely; Lieutenants R. General Staff—Colonel Charles Ashworth, slig htly. - Stewart and Marshall, slightly; Lieutenant A. Maclean, En- 6th Regiment Line—Major D. A. Gil, slightly ; Ensign J. M. signs M`Fartain and J. Ormarston, severely. Vasconcelles, severely. PORTUOUtat OTTICIRS WOUNDRD• WOUNDED PORTUOULSE, IST AUODST• 4th Reg. Line—Lieut..Colonel A. W. Campbell, severely; Ma. 7th Regiment Line—Lieutenant Ant. P. Heigter, slightly. jor A. E. Almeida Figeira, slightly; Captain L. de Limos Vas conallos, severely; Captain Pedro Jose Fredric°, Lieutenant ABSTRACT RETURN OF KILLED, WOUNDED, AND MISSING A. Campbell, slightly; Lieutenants B.M. de Rosa and L. M. OF THE ARMY UNDER THE COMMAND OF FIELD. de Ro.a, severely ; Ensigns E. F. S. Sardinha, slightly ; Ensigns MARSHAL Till MARQUIS OF WELLINGTON, K. 0. IN D. A. de S. Aranjo, and D. J. A. de Nunka, Adjutant Jose ACTION WITH THE ENEMY ON the 2D AUGUST. Pedro de Rey, severely. • rOTAL Barna!! 1.0111h4 Captain, I Ensign, 4 Serjeants,26 rank 10th Line—Major G. P. de Faris, Adjutant Jona de Santos, Lieutenants J. Gaulbert and Pedro Pinto, slightly; Captains and file, kilted ; 3 lieutenant Colonels, 2 Majors, 4 Z'aptains, Manuel A. de Serra and Joachim M. Fonseca, Li eutenant 11 Lieutenants, 2 Ensigns. 1 Staff, 17 Serjeants, I drummer, Manuel M. Gerao, Ensign Joas J. M. de Aranjo, Captains A. 278 rank and file, wounded ; 7 rank and file missing. de Sr. Valente, An ;elnien Xavier, D'Autosio de Silviera, and PORTUOUISR Loss—l rank and file, tilled; 1 Ens gn, 1 Ser. Juas Rodarte . jeent, I drummer, 5 rank and file, wounded. 12th Line—Col. severely. P. Le Mesurier, Major H. Arnot, Capt. W. L. GRAND TOTAL .1. Captain, 1 Ensign, 4 Serjeants, 27 rank Thornton, Capt. J. R. C. de Alpoitn, Adj. Manuel Joie Cone, and file, killed ; 3 Lieutenant Colon e ls, 2 M a j o r s , 4 severely. Captains, I I Lieutenants 3 Ensigns ' i Staff, I 8 Serjeaats, 23d Lioe—Capts Giron Freire. and Thomai Antonio, severely ; 2 drummers , 2 5 3 nnk and file, wou nded; 7 rank andffe, Capts. R. Steiger, and F. laze Pareira, slightly; Lieuts. P. Aut. missing. Robacho and Peliz Jose Freire, and Ensigns Jose d'Almeida NAMES OF THE OFFICERS KILLED AND WOUNDED °NUM and Antonio Caress ~ o, severely. 2D OF AUGUST. 7th Cacadores—Lieur. eel. Brien O'Toole, severely; Captain IRITISiI Or Finial esiutto. Joan Pals de Sande, slightly; Capt. F. de Paolo Rosada, and 6th Foot, Ist Battalion—Captain Brownlow. Ensign F. Diego I.ouzaido, severely. 18th Ditto ditto—Ensign Wrlzon. 10th Cacadores--Lieut. Col. R. Armstrong, Major I. W. Green, IRITISII CllllCalill WOUNDED. Captain Ansel:nu J. de Gueiros, and Capt. Jose Rodrigues de 4th West India Regiment—A. D. C. to General Barnes, Captain Linea, severely ; Lieut. J. Horatio Rolear, slightly. A. Hamilton, severely. • British °nicer missing, Capt. Tarletort, 7th Foot. 6th Foot, Ist Batt.—Major Campbell, severely; I.ieut. Everest, ABSTRACT OF RETURN OF THE KILLED, WOUNDED AND slthtly; Lieuts. Tarlecon and Addison, severely. MISSING, OF THE ARMY UNDER THE COMMAND OF 201 k Ditto—Lieutenant-Coloael Wauchope, and Lieut. Raton, FIELD-MARSHAL THE MARQUIS OF WELLINGTON, K.O. severely; Lieutenant Lutyens, alighsly. 24th Ditto—Ed Batt.—.l.leut. Col. Kelly and Captain Lepper, IN ACTION WITII THE ENEMY ON THE 30TH JULY. severely; Capt. Breckell and Adj. Fleming, slightly. • TOTAL BRITISH Los 3-1 Major, 2 Captains, 6 Serjeants, 72 58th Ditto—Major Campbell, severely; Capt. Westropp, slightly; rank and tile, S horses, killed • 1 General Staff, I Lieutenant- Lieut. Shea, severely ; L cut. Hayton, slightly ; Lieut. Lam. Color.el, 3 Majors, 9 Captai ns, 18 lieutenants, 4 Ensigns, 3 prier and Ensign Baylis, severely. Staff, 32 Serjeants, 4 drummers, 394 rank and tl'e, 4 horses, 95th Ditto, Ist ditto--Llrut. Pemberton, severely. wounded; 2 Lieutenants, 3 Serjeants, 52 rank and file, missing. Brunswick Lieu Infantry.--Lieut.-Colonel Herzberg. slightly ; Lieut. Koshenbar, severely; Lieut. Broemberu, slightly; En.TOTAL PORTUGU .SI Loss-1 Major, 1 Captaip, 1 Lieutenant, I Staff, s Serjeants, 130 rank and file, killed; 1 General Staff, sign Guyer, severely. 1 Colonel, 4 Lieutenant-Colonels, 5 Majors, 8 Captains, 8 POITUOURiIa OFFICaIt IrOUNDID• I.ieutenants, 17 Ensigns, SI Serjeants, 8 drummers, 760 rank 241 Cacadores--2 - 1111 S° Ase° ol ° 3 . ffigueirk• and file, wounded; 135 rank and file, missing. GENERAL ABSTRACT OF THE LOSS SUSTAINED IN ACTION GRAND TOTAL-2 Majoi s, S Captains, 1 Lieutenant, I Staff, FROM THE 25TH JULY TO THE '2D AUGUST, 1813. 14 Serjeants, 202 rank and file, 8 horses, killed; 2 General n aoILITISD...+2 Majors, IP Captains, 12 Lieutenants. S $ Staff, 1 Colonel, 5 Lieutenant-Colonels, 8 Majors, 17 Capia!n% Staff, 46 sajeants, 2 drummers, 462 rank Stfik, Sheens, it ed. 26 Lieutenants, 21 Ensigns, 3 Staff, 63 Serjeauts, 12 Drum. 2 General bat, 11 Lieut.-Colonels. 15 lid4ora, 11 Carenis • mers, 1154 rank and file, 4 horses, wounded; 2 Lieutenants, 104 Lieutenants, $1 Ensigns, 7 Staff. 178 Ihrjefam,l4 Drum -3 Sujeants, 187 rank and file, missing: mess, 3103 rink and file, and 9 horses, wended; 1 Major, ' (Signed) E. M. PAEINNAP4, Adj. Gen. 5 Ca ptains, 6 Lieutenants, 4 Ensigns, 1 Heel, 14 Bee)sinets, 7 NAttIES OF OFFICERS KILLED, WOUNDED, OR MISSING, . Drummers, 462 sank and file, and one bone, inking. r-ORTUOI7ISI-2 Majon, 4 Captains. 1 Ltattremot, s Badins, ON THE 30TH JULY. I Staff, 12 Sajeauts i and 299 rank and Ilk Wed ; 1 General satins OrrICLIS EILLSD, S ta ff , 2 Colonels, 9 lieutenant-Colonels, 10 Majors, !I Cap: 68th Foot—Major Crespigny. ta i ns, 18 Li eutenants, 31 E ns i gns, S S ta ff , 75 Serjeanta, I S 74th Foot—Captain .%' bitting. drummers, and 1632 rank and Me wounded; 2 Serjeants and Chasseurs Britanniques—Captain Tournefort. 199 rank and file missing. RalTnitt omegas wou.nnen• t NAMES OF OFFICERS KILLED, WOUNDED, AND MISSING, General Sta ff —Major-General Pack, slightly. 6th Foot, Ist Batt.—Lieutenant Sandys, ditto. I OF THE ARMY UNDER THE COMMAND OF THE MARQUIS 32d Foot, let Batt.—Captain Took, severely; and Limn, Ross OF WELLINGTON, AT THE SIEGE OF ST. SEBASTLIIeae Lewyn, slightly. FROM THE 7TH TO THE 27TH OF JULY. '34th Ditto—Ensign Orrall, severely. 36th. Ditto—Lieutenant Charles, slightly. BRITISII INPIPICaItIi aU.LED. 40th Ditto—Lieutenant Foulke, ditto. Royal Engineers, Lieutenant Mischa. 45th Ditto--Lteutenant Humfrey, severely. Royal Scots, 3d Battalion, Major Fraser, . Captain Cameron, Lieutenants Clarke, Anderson and Massey, Adjutant Clugs 50th Dittg.—Ensign Simkins and,Adjutant Myles, slightly. nth Regiment, lst Ba t t . Captain , Wootlham, Adj. Mora& 60th Ditto, sth Batt.--Adjutant Kent, ditto. 61st Ditto, Ist Batt.—Captain M'Lean, ditto; and Lieut. Wolfe, 38th Foot, Ist Batt. lieutenant Carlisle. severely. IntITISU OFFICERS WOUNDID. 68th Ditto—Captain Irvin, ditto; Lieut. Leith, slightly; and En. STATF.--Assistant Quarter-Master-General Maier the Hon. 1. sign O'Connel, severely, (arm amputated.) Stanhope, severely. 71st Ditto—Captain Walker. ditto. Royal Artillery, Capt. Dubourdien, severely, (linen dead) ; lieu. 74th Foot, Ist Batt. Brevet „Major Moore, Lieut. Pattison, tenant Madman, severely. 'and Lieutenant Duncombe, severely; Lieut. Teat slightly. Royal Engineers, lieut. Colonel Sir R. Fletcher , slightly; Capt. 82d Foot, Ist Batt. Lieutenant-Coked Grant, and Major Fitz. Lewis, and Lieutenants Reid and Tapp, severely. gerald, severely. Royal Scots 3d Batt.--Captain Argbnbeen, severely, (left arm 894 Regiment, Ist Batt. Lieutenants MiKay, Boyd*, and Wood, amputate d); Captain Logan ditto, (right arm ditto); Captain severely ; Ensign Mason severely ; Adjutant Holdsworth, Stewart, *lightly; Captains Macdonald and Buckley, severely ; slightly. lieutenants Armstrong, slightly; Lieut. O'Neill, Ensigns Hos -9lst Regiment, let Batt. Major M'Niel, severely. king, Reynolds, and Volunteer Miller, severely. 92d Regiment, lit Batt. Captain Holmes, severely. 9th Foot, Ist Batt. Lieut. Colonel Cameron, Capados Cameron Chas. Brit. Major Combre l.ont, slightly; Captain Brew, se- and Janet*, slightly ; Lieuts. Campbell and Ruse, severely ; verely; Captain Trueller, slightly ; Captain Saul'', seve;ely ; Lieut. Robertson, Assistant Engineer, ditto, (since dead.) Lieutenant Dufrig, slig htly; lieutenant bunbary, severely; 38th Foot, Ist Batt. I.leutenants Macleod, ditto, and Harrison, slightly; Ensign Webb, severely; Adjutant Hopp er , d itto , Lieutenant Sr. Colias, slightly; lieutenant Servals, se verely ; Adjutant Bosinggault. (since dead.) anteing •ITICIRS MUSING. 59th Foot, 2d &AL.—Adjutant Crawley, severely. 50th Foot Ist Batt. Lieutenants Bartley and Power. Detachment of Seamen—Lieut. Dunlop, severely; and I.!e•e: . PORTUOVESI OrrICIRS Ratan* O'Reilly, slightly. Lourenzo Martinho Pegado, and Capt. Engineers E.l. Company's Service—Capt. ad Regt. Line, Major M(Gibbon. 14th Ditto Adjutant lose Maria Cabrera. aad DittoLLieutenant Chriatovia de Sousa a Abinha PORTVGIVM WOVNDID. Genets! Staff—Brigadier Hlppalitall de Coca. 'lever*. Regt. Line- —Lieut.-Cul. Joe Telles de Menem, slightly ; Ma. jot Rob. Ray, and Lieut. Frs. Rebell() de Moira, severely ; Lieut. Jose Neponiuno de Amok, dangerously; Ensign Frs. de Pauli* Cabrita, slightly; Ensign Bents Jose 'Tavares, se verely; Ensign Aviui remise. Correia, slightly; and Ensign Fr. Jos. Furtodo, severely. 6th Ditto--Lieut .- Colonel Mu Grant, and Captain Joa. fre quent slightly; Captain Sutherland, severely; Lieutenants Jua Mari; Periera,and Man, lose Aloha, slightly; Ensign Ant. Bagel= de eadouca ; Ensign Jose de Sum Pinto, severdyl 11th Regiment of the Line—Ensign Lucas A4asiaao, severely. 14th Ditto—Lieut.Colonel J. Macdonald, Major F. de Paula. Cabreita, slightly ; Captain Louis Filippe, dangerously ; Capt. Thos. Potter, Lkilt• Pert Chasse, slightly. _ Blakiston, slightly. _ BRITISII OritCtKl 111111111 NO. Royal Engineers—Lieutenant Jouos. Royal Scots 3d Batt.—Lieutenant Eyre, and Ensign Alston. 9th Foot Ist Batt.--Ensign Syret. 38th Foot do. do.—Lieutenant PORTUGUESE •EfICIII KILLED. 4th Casadores—Captain J. A. Alves. PORTUGUESE OIVICELS WOUNDED. Staff—Captain Rainey, $24, A. D. C. to M. G. Bradford, slightly. tat Regiment Line—Captain J. C. Da Silva, and Ensign Jos Eleuterio, slightly. 3d Ditto—Ensign Magelins, and Adjutant Hill, slightly. 13th Ditto—Major St o.!grass, slightly. 4th Casadores—Lieutenant-Colonel Williams, slightly; Captain Joe de Mello, and Adjutant J. P. Barna. severely. Stb Ditto—Capt. J. B. Mozinho. and Ensign M. C. de Frokhog. Sib Ditto—Lieutssant•Colonal Hill, and Captain J. A. Deem, severely. 4;