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Om. slightly; Angel Bylll2, severely; Lo ra • fiwt -4,icutrnant M`Pheillon, Ensign Atelier.. . • • PAt —Lieutenanti Gray, Hie* o n e* I . t~ raw t , . ur. , it, slightly; Adjutant Bethel, severe* I.t B.t..—Lei ream Ridosit, slightly. ; 1 ,. Bart.—Major hreen well, severely ; Lieutenant c 0 ,,, 0 , be-, C.iptabs Lighttbori, Lieutenant: Ceghlan, slightly; SOP It Y‘: tlvi - • h Fon t, I d Bat ..-Captain Thwaites, Lieutenant Stroud, ; lieutenant Leroux, Vincent Mar+hall, severely ; Want A r mstrong, slightly; Lientenant Johns on , seve rely; En. o r , Thatcher, Weston" slightly; Ensign Le Mesurier, tight Inn strPloa ted * ,3dtoo Batt.—LieutenantsColont 1 Bingham, Brigadier ii eutmat :ceonek_and Captain Robinson, Captain Fehrsen, ss Poppleton s slightly ; Captains Fentlandes, v eret i„,,l f:Attral, Lieutenants Hunter, Nicholson, sevetely t. ,° "" — i kid ,..stli, Adjutant Cans, slightly eat b b Batt.—Lieutenant-Colonel Williams, slightly; • e .,. Gas, Ensign Lucke, verely. 1 ° r e hot, let Batt.—Major Downing, Captains Olte, Milmod s • „y e ray; Captain Fabille, severely (since dead) ; Lieute. soot Anew, severely ; I.ieutenant Daniel, lightly; Lieutenant p apa w, severely ; Lieutenant Chipsbase, slightly ;-Lleutenant Parana, severely; Lieutenant Gloster, slightly; Lieutenant Comb severely; Lieutenant Woolfe, slightly • Lieutenants B rac k es berg, Royal, - Toole, Ensigns Whyte, Be rle, Singleton s away. oath Foot—Captain and Brevet Major Millar, severely; Cap: obi North, slightly. '/4th Foot—Captain and Brevet Major Thompson,JAentenant Swing, Severely. 8.9 d Foot, 241 Batt.—Lieutenant Garcoigne, severely ; Lieute 'mot Evans Slightly. Sink Foot, id Batt.--Captain Adair, Lieutenants Nichols, Meade, Severely; Lieutenant Kingsmill, slightly. 94th Foot—Liestenani-Colonel Campbell, Captain Cooke, Lieutenant Griffith,, severely. Ist Light Bal. King's German Legion ! —Captain Hulsemati, Lieutenant Hartwig, severely. Ed Light Batt. Ditto—Captain Haassman, slightly. id Line Batt, Ditto—Captain Scharnhorst, Lieutenant Repke, tensely. 6th ditto, ditto—Captain Langresher, severely. Brunswick Oeh—Captain Lueder, severely ; Lieut. Gresham , let Rey - al Seats—Volunteer M'Alpin, severely. 9th Foot, 1,1 Batt.—Volunteer Perry, severely. 5Sd Foot, 24 Batt.—Volunteer Mortshell, severely. (Signed) JOHN WATERS, Lieue-Col. and A. A. G. Names of Officers Killed and Wounded on the 23d July, 1612. Killed— ift Dragoons King's German Legion—Lieutenants lon and Heugell.-2d Ditto, ditto—Captain Usslar. Wounded—Royal Artidery.--Lieutenant Colonel May, Assis ant Adjutant-General, severely. Ist Dragoons, King's German Legion—Captain Decker, Cos. met Tappe, severely.—td Ditto, ditto—Lieut. Fumette, slightly. Abstract of Killed, Wounded, and Missing, of the Arn y under the Command of the Earl of Wellington, near Castrajon, on tie 18th July, 1819. • . Killed. Wounded. British - 61 . 297 • 27 Portuguese 54 - 27' Total 95 - Sie s 54 ithstract of Killed, Wounded, and Missing of the Allied Army, seder die Command of General the Earl of Wellington, in the sale fought mar Salamanca, on the 22d day of July, 1812. Killed. Wounded. Musing. 294 - gni . 74 604 - 1532 . 182 si 4 . AIMEMINB Total 694 . 4270 • 256 Abstract of Killed, Wooded, acid Mussing of the Allied Army, wider the Command of Lard Wellington s in the Affair with the inemy'll Rear Guard, near La Serna, on the 23d of July, 1612. &u,& aoudad 60—Missing 6. inn of Ordnance, &er taken et the Castle of Salamanca, hirs, 1812. & froth 11-poesidets, 1 Preach 4-pounder, 3 Spanish 4-puus los;l &ench bowiteer:-..Total I I. Five tumbrils 'with avonunition. The exact quantity of aaununition, curial on each tembril Myer ascertained. (Signed) HOTLZT raminrcitabi. Lieutenant-Colonel Royal Artillery. • &ides Portuguese Spanish SECOND EDITION. .......,..d. EePPLEME.NT . TO Till LONDON GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY. ....-..._ tof Mlles% Oiolintlod , , inli klbsing of the Army eindai ommand of his Excelling General the Earl of Welling. Ills, Kll. ha an Affair with the Ilappvisar Castrajon, on the 1121 hay, 1812. -.. t Head-Quitters, Floreedi Milt, 412th July, NIL Arse Artillery. 2 rank =dine, 3 horsei killed; 1 lis.u- I ask and file, 1 horse wounded. n Horse Artillery. 1 horse killed, S rank and file -1 1...,i wouuthl. 8 0 11Wageoes. 2 horses killed; 1 lieutenant, 1 oestgeant s 8 rank and tile, 8 horses, wounded. . . 11th Light Dragoons. 8 rat k end file, 8 hofses, killed ; 1 lieu. tenant, 1 ensi g n, it rerjeant, 10 rank and tie, 4 horses: wounded. 12th Light Dragoons. 8 rank and file, II horses, killed; 1 stiff, 12 rank and hie, 4 horses,wounCed; 1 rank and fire, 3 horst', think's. lilt Light Dragoons. 2 vrjeants, 12 rank and file, 12 horses, Wed; I major, 2 lieutenants, 2 rerjrantS, 1 drummer, 46 wink and file, 12 horses, wounded; 9 rank and Ille, 14 horses, mining. lit Light Dragoons. 3 rank and file, 5 horses, killed; 1 lieu• lam, 8 tank and- file, 2 horses, wounded ; 9 rank and file, ihoi.ts, miseng. ulikagoons, ainis Gelman Legion. 2 horses ; t rink led lilt, wounded. Nada, ditto. 5 tat.k and file, 6 horse', wounded ; 1 rank and lit, tuts mg. 14 } knits, King's German Legion. 7 rink and file, 12 horses, ; 3 caPlarls, t lieutenant, 45 rank and file, S 2 horNs, wour.ded; I rank and fi:e, 'Mooing. lst 00 t• orltnyal Scuts, Sd ring. tt rank and file wounded. 9th tol + t Fusikers, Ist Batt. 1 rank and tile, killed ; 1 liente• wal,l4tank and file, Wounded ; S rank an.l file, missing. 134 Royal Welch Fneitetro, Ist Batt. 2 + - auk and We, cv oundett ; 2 net and file 17111 60 t, Sit Batt. 1 lieutenant, t sta ff , 11 rank and file, Itincd I L ,'uttai, 11 ,1 serjean t , ST rank Ind file, wounded. "zwal, to Ban. . t seajvaitt, 7 rank and file, killed; 1 Bente. °lac etrjeants, 5' rank and tile, wounded; 1 rank and file Wain* • 14, Foot, lst Ban. 6 rank and We we/Untied; 1 rank and woaode4;-3 rank and Mei staff, 3 serjeantity 56 rank ajor, 4 caplains,glieutestants, drummer, 21,5palsk luel .1 The, 21 horses, hissing. serjestna, SI rank and Ale, I staff, SI eeleants I drums 27 rank and Me, missing. 1. - liett.-Cul. and A. A. G. Means p the Allied Ar- EasrEsshey General the Earl 'afar lidanresca, vn th - . A.ia, /sly 44, I RI 4. =Oats, Mad s 4 general s' hesnehasst, nessuded. diViiltifieTli Morse% Jc Wyatt sod Ale, 1 11 _010nlat hostsorimmiei I Itnik abe, bangs, Mai .1 Al% 3. bone% warded f, A Llghi Batt. do. 4 rank and file killed; 1 captain„l serj ant, 16 rank and file, 'rounded. . Brunswick Oels. 4 rank and file, kill' d; 1 captain, i lieutenant, 40th Foot, lit Batt. 1 Serjeant, 11 tack and fiie, killed; 4 Lieu tenants, 1 Staff, 6 Serjeants i 309 rank and file, wounded. Ind Foot, Ist Batt. 3 rank and file wounded. .43d Foot, Ist Batt. 1 Lieutenant, 2 Serjeants, 13 rank and file, wounded. 44th Poot, 24 Batt. 1 Captain, I Ensign, 4 rank and file, killed, I Serjeanr, 1 drummer, 20 rank at.d file, wounded. 45th Foot, Ist Batt. 5 rank and file killed ; 2 Majors, 1 Captain, 1 Litutenatr, 1 Ensign, I Strjeant, 44 rank and file, wounded. 48th Foot, lst Batt. 1 &leant, s rank andli!e, killed; 1 Cap tain, 6 LieuteLants, 8 Ensigns, 5 Serjeaats, 2 drummers, 53 . rank and file, wounded. Aet Foot. 2 rank and file wouneed. Foot, Ist Batt. 9 rank and file, wounded. foot Foot, 2d Batt ... 26 ran k and tile kjlltd; 1 lieutenant th 1< colonel, 6 captains, 2 lieutenanti, 1 ensign, 1 staff, 1 serleaut o 104 rank and tilt, wound ed. 58th .Foot 2d Batt. 1 serjeant, 2 rank and file, woundeaj, 1 rink and file, missing. • 60th Foot, sth Bat t. Sneak and file, killed ; 1 Benton ant-cola net, 1 major, 1 ensign, Ilerjeani, 23 rank and tile, wounded; 3 rank and file misthils • . 61st Foot, Ist Batt,-1 11911 tenant-colonel, 2 captains, 2 lieutos Dant', Siperjeants, 1 drummer, 33 rank and file, killed; I ma jor, 4 captains, 1 i lieutenants ' 3 ensigns, 22 serjeants , 1 drum • met, 280 rank and file, wounded. . 18th Foot —1 lieutenant, 1 serjeant, 2 rank and fire, killed, 2, captains, 1 4 rank and file, wounded. 74th toot. 3 rank' and file, killed . ; 1 captain, 1 lieutenant,. 9 strjeaLts, 38 rank and file, wounded ; 4 rank and file misting. V berjeants, 1 drummer, 39 rank and file wounded; 1 rank.: ind file missing. 'I utal British-1 general staff, 1 lieutenant-colonel, 1 major, 11 captains, 10 lieutenants, 4 ensigns, 24 serjeants, I drum mer, 335 rank and file, 96 hctses, killed; 4 general stair, 8 lieutenant-colonels, 9 majors, 43 captains, as lieutenani s, '6lB rnOgrs, 9 staff, 136 serjeants,l3 - drummers, 2387 rank and file, 120 hones, wounded; 74 rank file, 37 horses, nitssing. Total Portuguese--7 captains, 4 lieutenants, 2 ensigns, 4 sgkants, 287 rank and file, is horses, kille.l; 1 general . stalif , 9 Colonels, 4 licutenant;culonels • S majots, 19 cap• tifti:l3 lieutenants, 47 ent gns, 3 staff, .42 serjeatits, 4 driatimers, 1432 rank and tile, 83 horses, wounded ; 1 .. Oerjeant, 1 drummer, 179 rank and file, 7 horses, missing. Total Spanish-2 rank and Ale, killed ; 4 rank and file, wounded. • . • • , .•- vAlie : 7l,l e' , w,• . - „ ', `..- .. t een ofow.r'' -'" :-. I-- , .., • , -..- • r ! '1 ..: ' •- . 11 .1 1- - . • .. . .:. :I' • . • • • • - . liar-hilt INlSeleai• I Frans I -WORM, 1 mph agile.; •fitti Vito. Canner de: Blivetrin never* r 040* /. /. to bol-l i en billed; 1 rani in file, a beam - nronsgul) 1 honk B .Michado,severelY; Eniilena Lacenda, ‘ . ll. di 43 twining. rtlia, A. D. M. Taciani,and J. humid; an ..till, A4s. ~ • 14th Light Dragatins. Iriank and Ms, 7 berndi liiiiidt Trask s taigl. M. Ridotg, severely. and file,ll horses, wotihded; I Lon! missing: . 15th Ditto. Lieutenant Remo Glis, severely kelp 1. IL 1 16th Light Dragoons. 1 ho4e k ll lnd. ~ t •.' - , *l., , Main, silihtlY• lin Ankara, King's German Lilgti. 2 rink apd.llli, It henna; 16th Ditto. Captain F. D. S. de Cast . i ; Captain I. P. Quititellad lled; 2 captains, 2 lieutenants; I ensign, 1 serjeant, IS r a n k severely; . Iptaina F. de Alpoim and Webb, both seemly; 1 and file, 12 horses, wounded: , ' Lieutenant 0. A. Pereira; Lieutenant 1. p..m. di Abrolm, Royal Horse Artillery. 1 rank and Ilk 1 horse, killed, 2 rank severe l y ; Li euten a nt F. B. Marino; Lieutenant A. P. Ran and file wounded. , . gal; Ensign J. R. Rangel' ; Ensign J. M. de Sande. Royal British Foot Artillery. 1 rank and file, IS horses, killed; 23d Ditto, Captain 0. Crawford, nightly Captain I. Siriere 1 drummer, 3 rank and file, 4 horses , wounded ;II horses ber and lieuttnant J. Fretriboth sevAiely; Llettierank missing. , . . I'. A. Robuchoand Ensign J. Almeida, both slightly; En. Royal Getman Artillett. 2 rank and Co, 5 horses', killed ; 4 ngns I. AL dm AbetVernite and F. Manila; both severely; rank and file, ! horses wounded. - Ensign C. Cardona, Windy. Coldstream Guards, lst , Batt. I ierjeant,ls rank and Ale. killed; Sd Cacadores. Resign J. 4. Ferreira severely. 1 ensign, 3 serjeants, I drummer, 18 rank and file, wounded •; 4th Ditto. Lieutenant-Colgan' Williams; Captain MsOr_44pii; 8 rank and file mining. severely; Lieutenant F. de Paulo, Ensigns S. de Mesa . Sd Guards, Ist /satt. I rank and Ale, killed • I captain, Si seta tali, ieverely; and D. D. A. do Costa, severelY. jeants,lB rank and file, wounded ; 2 rank and file missing. fth Ditio. Captain F. de P. Roaada, and Endgn I. C. V. Mono, lit Foot, 3d Batt. 1 serjeant, 22 rank and Ale, killed ; I !Lenin- both l ightly. nant-colonel, I captain, s lieutenants 1 ensign, 7 serjeants, 11 Bth Ditto. Major Salct Leger Hill and Captain Danbrawkinak drummers, 124 rank and Ale; wounded . severely, Ensign Ferreira. en nlig tryh. . •. 2d Foot. 1 ends*, A serjeant, 12 rank an d file, killed ; 2 ma. 12 t h D ragoons . Lieutenant M. D. de Miranda, Brigade Mgr'', jots, 1 captain, li lleuttnants, 5 serjeants, 72 rank and file mis s in g , (Signed) lotlll Warta. A. wounded; IS rank and file missing. Lieut. Col. and A.A. ,•. • • 4th Foot, ISt Batt. 1 major, I serjeant rank and fileireounded. Return of K Iled, Wounded, and Missing of the Army under the 4th Poor, Sid Batt. S rank and file killed; 2 scrjeauts, 21 rank Command of bit; Zacelletwy General the Earl of Wellington' s tad file Batt. 4 rank and tile miuing. - K. B. in an Mine with die Enesny'a Rear-Guard near La sth Foot, tat Batt. 1 serjeant, 0 rank andfile killed; 2 captitinc Senna, on the 63d July lute. 2 lit utenants, 2 ensigns,9serjeants, 10t rink and file wounded. General Staff. 1 lieutenant-ecitonel wounded, Sib Font, 2tl Batt. I rank and tile kited; 2 lieutenants, 2 let • Ist Dragoons King's Cernian Legion'. u lieutenants, 1 serjeant, jeants, I drummer, 18 rank. and file, wuunded. 27 rank and file, 40 horns, killed; 1 captain I come', 3 ca.- Itli Foot, Ist Batt. 1 captain, 2 seritanta,l7 rank and ,file- kited ; jeants, ee rank and file 23 hones, Wounded; 1 serjeant, 4 1 captain; S lieutenant., 1 gaff, 5 aerjeants, 1 drummer, 159 rank and file, 1 kor•e, noisiest. rank and file, wound e d. - r ank Dragoons, King's Getman Legion. 1 'caPtalat, I serjeant, 19 9th Foot, Ist Batt. 3 r a n k an d file, killed ; 1 Lieutenant , it rank and Alt, 27 horses, kill e d ; 1 lieutruaut; l tabeant, 28 Setj_eantn, 40 rank a n d tile, wounded, rank and file, 3 horses, mbeing. _ Fr . I its Toot, Ist Batt. 1 Ensign, 4Se 40 rank and filet Total, I captain, 2 li eutenants, ! set jeanter, 46 rank and file, killed=; 1 Lieutenant Colonel, 1 Majcr, S tal u s 10 lieute4 617 horst*, kilted; t lieutenant-colonel, 1 captain, 1 lieutenant, nants,l4 serjeants, 267 rank and file, wounded. 1 cornet, 4 serjeants, 52 rank and file 46 lio' 23d Foot, Ist Batr. I major, 9 rank and file killed ; 1 lieuten ant 1 oedema. 3 rank andille, • 4 hor.es, missing , nes, wounded; .' colonel,; major, 4 lieuttnastu, 6 'Meatus, 114 rank and file, Inn'. '--- wounded. 24th Font, Std Batt. 1 dnummer, 4 rank and file, wounded. = 27th Foot, 3d Batt. 1 lieutenant ,7 rank and file, wounded. 30th Foot, 2d Batt. 3 rank and filedikilled ; I lieutenant, I ser jeant, 21 rank and file, wounded ; i rank and, file, missing. 32d Foot. Ist Batt. 1 lieutenant, 1 ensign, 1 sent ant, 14 rank and file, killed 7 S captains, 5 lieutenants, S ensig: * 8 ser jeants, 103 rank and file, wounded. 36th Foot, lit Bart. 2 capt a i ns , 2 li euten ants, 1 serjeant.ls rank and file, killed; 1 captain, 2 lieutenants, I ensign, 4 seijeants, 70 rank and file, noandtd. 38th knot, In Batt. I captain, I lieutenant, 14 rank and file, killed; I lieutenant-colonel, S captain., 3 lieutenant?, 5 en signs, 1 serjeant, 114 rank al il file, wounded. 38th Foot, 2d bait. 9 rank and file, killed; 1 lieutenant, i en sign, 2 eerjeants, s rank and file, wounded. 79th Foot, lac lint. I rank and file wounded ; 3 ra k and file, missing. 83d Foot, 2d Batt. 2 rank and file, killed ; 2 lieutenants. 1 ser jeant, 1 <hummer, g 8 rank and file, wounded. 88th Fuot, tat Batt. 2 captains, I t rank and file, killed ; I ell tail), 3 lieutenants. t serjeant, tu9 rank and file, wounded; 8 rank and file, missing. 94th Foot. 1 lieutenant, 3 rank and We killed; 1 !itinerant-colo nel, I captain, 1 lieutenant, 21 rank and tile, wounded. 95th Foot, Ist Part. 2 rank defile wounded;;wounded;;2 rank and file missing. 95th Foot,* Batt. I tarjeant, 4 rank and file wountlei. Chasseurs britann. I serjeant, 4 rank and file, killed ; 1 at rjeant , 9 rank and file, wounded; 14 rank and Me misNing. let Light Batt. King's German Leoluti. 1 captain, 1 lieutenant, 7 rank and file wounded. Sd Light Bart. du. 1 Lieutenant, 5 rani and file, killed ; 1 cap tain, 9 rank and Ale, wounded. lit Line Batt. King's Gernian.l.eginti. 1 rank and file, killed; 1 serjeant, 7 rank and file, wounded. 2d Light Batt. do. 1 rank and file, killed ; 1 captain, 1 I elite taut, 4 serjeants, 36 rank and file, wuunded; 4 rank arid file missing. Olt Light Batt .1" - - THE EVENING STAB,. _ LONDON. MONDAY, AUGUST 17. PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCIL St per Ct. Red. Ssi f —Corm 57 54 514—for opg.s7iii 4 per- Ct. 7 .3-0-5 p'er Ct. 90iitZ-13atik stock Own. 44 514 pre.— °Ands 10s. s.—Long Antis. 1539 46ths Each. Bath. (Std.) Ss. 4s. d.s.—Do. (314., Ss. 54. Kr. EARL WELLINGTON'S GaLORLOIJe ' VICTORY. • . • . Never since the commetieemcnroftheystatlitraggle • • in which we are engaged, against the scourge - 0 mankind, was the arm of-Divine Plll4 l lollta 0011't sigually exerted in favrur of the liberties world, than in the defeat and overthrpa , totkiitisiiirea army in the neighbouthood of Balernanca. It will end in the complete riddance of Spain from the destructive ravages with which it has been visited snce t? - ,e commencement of the infamouS•system nf • policy by which the miscreant GODOT rencleild that devoted kingdom virtually a fief of France: —There is now some prospect, and a bright one it it for Europe and for the world, that the Pt ninsula will no longer be blotted cut from the trap cf Eutrpetj but resume its station amidst the nations which are still disposed, to rear their standards against the com mon destroyer. 1f the lethargy and suriLeness of the Spaniards are not hereditary as well as endtmic, we may now look for a total regeneration of their country : and surely, now that the firishiug blow is 'about to be given to the power of their oppressors. after such an immense expenditure of blood and tree. sure on the part of Great Britian, we may call upon their gratitude and honour io assist our etdearours. But we turn with pleasure. ficm these preliminary reflections, rendered necessary by tle circumstances' under v, hich the victory has been achieved, to the de: , tails with which the Hero cf the Petri:l4la has fur nished us, through the medium of the Cettette. • It rarely occurs that the preceding rumotis of a great event keep pace in point of accuracy, with the real circumstances which attended it, kut en the pier sent occasion the official details far exceed what . ** are led to expect even from the reports in circulation; which we fairly considered as exaggerated. The Ga-, • zette will speak for itself on this subject. In the mean .time, we have to add that Earl WILLINGTON in his private letters to his friends, which are of course short, Informs them that he never saw an army so corn pletely beaten, as that cf M ARMONT ' S . . 1 The effects upon the French throughout Spas ,will be disastrous in the extreme, for no'Frenchind can bear up against disaster. His 'Lordship. states, kowever, that they had rallied at Tudela, whither it. was his intention to lolloW them the instant he had arranged the necessary means of coeveyance for his ammunition and provisions. Hi, Lordship 'exposed himself greatly at the battle of Salamanca, on the 23d, when in close pursuit, he entered the'house in Jthtti WATInt I ient.-Col. and 4. A. Gen. which but an hour'before MARMoNT'S arm had been Names of Portuguese Officers killed and vitntaded, on the 22d Jul I 141::. amputated. MARMONT is since dead.. y KILLED. ln our extracts horn the Lisbon rapers, our Readers Ist Dragoon% Lieutenant Ato. dia* Ferreira. sus ae a t will find still furthe r information on t h e grat if y i ng nrent of the Line—Captain A. it. de WV; Ensign hot di /Amos• subject of the operations of our ga ll ant army, whick lith , Ditto. Ensign A. P. de Cate,.' ill be read with much interest. 12th Ditto. .Captains J. L. de Ponseea and A. B. Cabral. ISth Ditto. Lieutenant I.M. Lesta, Ensign M. de C. Alferad.!. Lewd CLINTON, the bearer of Earl WELLINGTON'S dis Pitches, arrived in town derleser y morning soon ssd Wth D pit itta. to. C C a s p i t 'l.gin ains A. L. de P. N. B Pln elt t ra% and F. A. do Sat 4th Cacadotes. Ciptatn John Wardtow. after ten o'clock, in a, chaise and four ; •the drivers kith ditto. Lieutenant J. de Oliviera. and horses were decorated wi t h l aure l s . I-Us Lord_ WOUNDED. Field Marshal Sir W. C. issuford,c B. severely, but use dais• ship was accompanied by a servant. The eagles and serous'''. • Rags were displayed out of the windows of the chaise. Colonel Colligh e CaPiaill *PIA to Brigadier-General Petit, se- Ore of the eagles in a ver y bl oo d y state. Ain Lord -7=r • Tandy. Ist lAoddl *Cobecol Wstsoe, Captain A. ship drove to Curzon•street, not knowing that E ar l DeegoOnt. o t BATIIUItsT, the Secret ar y o f S tate f or t h e W ar De hisces's& i s t Regrown of the La& Lielitemat A. 7 " 4 " i * garment, was remov e d f ro m here ': but learning that Chrishaerno arid J. Hoban. so' Ditto. J. de S. P. Cardetta, severely. be drove to Mansfield-street, where the Noble Earl at sib plan Lieoionooo-cokind Conde de I ngsn i at- - X4l4 ` e 11. present resides ;, the state of the chaise soon spread nivorgy.l 'Major Wylde, sllgistly;m= • *olio Liveseasau J. de ha and P. X. Abelhis, both throughout the neighbourhood, and a great concourse .1 . indp'fillo Cerozoi both aditaY Adjutant Ckgm. of people were collected in 'few minutes ; the glad n or hoc 1 s tidings spread to Lady Wat.t.nrerrox's, who resides via,u& PAP Littreesont A. G. vim, o m enrea, Les = ma A. Anderson, suslattf ; st4or ?.0 1 1 in Harley -street ; her Ladyship ran with all possible la Ditto. J de Gores °lidos '6 olo tdlir zwico llaelld us t o , 4B, F, l ll; e l:A io T tivire llUit2T' aft s c l: r ou th se e , we wi w th are a a p. h t e ur r an ix. , der c ' s s u Captain I F Captain .de Pinto ,' sightly ,I. Fortino, alightly Bailin pis Lois sat I. de Gores, both tbibt y. • t • . . SI. Y . • . lotieil ildsitanci ; if &Aria*, of`coorse, inticieis Pble attest tiofi to her Ladyship's inquiries, and see ring a fatisfactOry iccotint; she was sobs* taterwhellied With joy that ihe heti heirly fainted. Thy eagles add flags were (akin into Earl II iNfottr's house, Where they were left. kali il Arrittaar and Lord Ct.nrroa went to tbi iiig;4,triet; *here they ar r iv e d i few Minutes bef ii crcltick. where I large trold WWI idoii Hui* and the Office for the War Eitrialtisient was dosi with the relativli and friends of those wheat, I Lott! Witztaoiotti making anxious Metairie'. Wort at the disPitchet were opened, kaki 8a5...„ aceoinpattieci by Lord Madras, walked acrois the Pa, to the Par ace Resort, to lay the Contents befork hii ,Royal Highness. They *ere followed by a gill! crowd of men, Women, and children; hustiling.-. They walked back to Ddirding-street, and aftee 1 abort conference, Lord Cliaioit set ot in his chain cilia Tour to Lady Watitirttiotes honk. ' The Mails were stopped to take the dereiret Thre'e Messengers were sent off la* night, or earl' thii istortring, to Lisbon; Cadiz, and to Lord Cat ' CART. • • Thete will, this night, be a General illm., in the Metropolis, Notice was giiren yatterday, , tire' Ptiblic Offices would set the 'ek-aiiiple ; certaitit, no achievement of out gallant 0-obtil ever Metitist More highly thil dethonstfatiod or publi j*. . . .... _.. • • .....__ FA.liiiiiii iiiTELlAGElkiCifitiAMLlSililit . The Duke of' Kent pi'cket bas ;Matti at Filmbuth with duplicate a iiptithii bf the lire Whim* Victoria in tea days front .Lisbon. 41e. was detained some; hours et Li?bon',lnalloiv of the precious sailing o( the Szteusisan with the original. The Duke of Kent' has brotight oltor thi'follothihg passengers: 6010111 y'llirr,, Lieutenant Pas:arca; Messrs. SWART, nXii• =Rao, Riper, and-Sens. 01.19LLD[4 and JJ.ts users, '' The Prince . Etnhest packet hat alio arrived froze Lisbrnowith *patches iiii4 the fOloiiing passengers : count 'l4lakiikiii, - Dr. Astrawlts, Meseta. Maul°. 1 SON, LtrrOsr, imiesz.os, vgid t Taixiinexa. . . Tin . rapiii frigate has likewise arrived from L's. briii, al Ocitsmontb o Stith dispatches, and has brought home 43eneral Wattage. ..--, 4 ' • Eli the above ittivall We jive received paPerll ' lkolmtiostbn to the 6th inst. ; As we have stated in a preAling column, the enemy continue to retreat, and the Allied Army- were left in cicse pursuit. . but* is not alI-the gallant General Hut., nearly about the period of the Eattie of Salamanca, came up, at Nival del Roy, with a strong .reinforcement, whieti was on its way from SotiLz to Martmorr, and after 1 . seven hoots hard fighting % the French welt defeat's/ 'i wit!: immense hiss. The number of prisoners taken in the afrair of Sala. M4TIC3 has been at length ascertained to be 18,000 a among whom are 550 0 0fficerg. The enemy's whole loss up to thrffith of Air, i stated at one half of his army, which was rated age 44,000 men. We are happy to find that Marshal B an is 'out of all danger froth hi s woun d s . „ • ... The cavalry of Dow JUUAN SANH CISS and 1 zit\ Canto D'EseitioNa, made a most desperaia &stack' upon the enemy's rear during his retreat on the We cut to pieces three regiments of cavalry, sad Cafe trued 300 waggons laden with plunder. • . • - I MAIL FROM CADIZ. ' The Francis Freeling Packet has arrived at Nl mouth, from Cadiz, in 14 days. Bewe she carps ' array news had arrived of Lord Wataancrroses vie., torr, which had occasioned n o sma ll d egree o f j oy ' in that city. It is probable that the intedigence was& also known to the French army before that place s; and that to this circumstance the inhabitants were in. del:iced (on the day on which the packet sailed) foxy a heavy bombardment from the French lines, whit* I 'was continued, without intermission, for several . ours, and which there is reason to fear was produc.a. tiva o f ' . som‘ damage ; for Captain BELL, of the 4 Francis Freeling, report s , th at af ter sailing ] le saw some great columns o f smo k e r i s in g f rom thlcityli„.. •which deduced him to think- that the enespiltiikaties i a ceeded in setting Cadiz . on fire. •.. •t -' Let us !oope that the ditddiegteited by the emirs has riot been Considerable, and that we altallioon heart of the French having found it . cnnienien( to br ea k u p.. their entrenchments . . . • In the Francis Freeling came thtiltillettiii pew: sengers : ajor °war, Messrs.' BaavamaniarW;, XELLY O Athe GRAs,Senbi:Vgjiogd and Mrs. FALLow. , At Cadiz it, was understoodthat OS' knees had; , set out to join MAnaeoter 'with 14,00 The accounts from Seville; in the Cedes Paptree'; 4 state, that the French,Wersfevery whtte id n till roil ,/ state of consterhation is conrequanco of waminreg a defeat. Souvr, with his ear* . d'erroue, ha 4 retired precipitately upon Cordova: . .. , . i. The French haye not yet madoraspellasteD paw ' General BALLASTEROS ila . Maligt4.• *,y, ea ili.;i 1 his position by a strong naval expedition horn die British squadron. The French opposed to bins n 0.... stain at San . Roque and Algesirat. Swear is had ,°' pressed in Tarragona by the Spanish General •Eirese. 6 - titan—indeed the whole of Catalonia wilt soon be •.! untenable by the French. A convoy of provisions. - with an escort of 9000 name Procesdi°g fences Tana" Bona to Bareelciaa, have fallen into to baSda of Genteel SAsastma _ _ . _ . --, au natt. 5 rank and fida •.-. Elt, missing,li ivt laut . , sth Batt. 1 rattic slid fik, wo • I :7 ! :Z its the ,,sl9 l t. shi s : s— ffrst :l 67. fieu k 4 d e lin n ; an al, t, in ' Id l dr i o t ur a rn ! r, Li iiki; t t :aptains, 2 ffencenantos 2 lt Latta rank and •file, wounriPti I 2 2 k• • ittuattaherdiuned, /: o li v i nd W ed A T 1 I Ill i t . t , l'. ,Vlllhrthe Vonsinand of HU Es& A • " titincros, K. B. is the Bat t l e 1 Il idar of July, IbilL Htadivartera, Flores de . 411111 1., fire 1 general stag; 1 rapt aini r 4 1 il litotn nearon t.rolon4rl, 11 captains, 1 !kith Guards. 2 serjeant..4, 7 rid Si , til 2 kl toren, 1 Ifilitenaiir, fine* " arks, %rounded ; II rank and file, 16 a 1 litlitaninat,lscrjeant, 5 V • 1 krjeant,lo.cank and file, 1? I hi 6 1..... r; - la t .....ses, missing. 0, % 1 6 ._ ..1 serjeant, rank and d 3 iZZt, •? aerie ants, 19 rank and AI 1.4 inisual.