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__ vitDINAR Y ' GAZETT4. 71 -1 9itsn4Y , DEcENTIT* • . WAR DEPARTMENT. DOWNING-STREET, PECEUSER 2P. Major Hu.;., Aidegle-Carap to Lieutenant General Sir Rori44OHILL, has arrived with a Dispatch, of .a copy, addressed to Earl '71411111116 - tel Marshal the Marquis of 1 . • 4 es " Lutc9ol, K. 64ste4 • - • st. Jean de Los, December 14. • MY Loup—Since the enemy's retreat from the Nl yelle, they had occupied a position in front of, Bay wl}kelt hack, entrenched with great labour • 'battle fought at Vittoria in June last. It be under the fire of the works of the place, ;rests upon the Adour, and the front in this cowered by a morass, occasioned by a rivplet fans into the Adopt-. The right of the centre upon this s.troe morass, and it§ left upon the river The left is between the Nive and the Adour, which river the left rests : They had their ad ' posts from their right in front of Anglet and :Biaritz. With their left they detended the rite, and communicated with C v enettd Paris's of` the army of Catalonia, which was at St. Pied de Pert, and they had a considerible corps in Ville Franche and Mouguerre. , impossibleto attack the enemy in this r psi !ong ns they remained in forc• in it. determined• to pass the Nive immediately passage of the Navelie, but was prevented lit state of the roads, and the swelling of all itynlets occa.sioped hy the fall of raip in the be, of that month, but the state of the weather ..6 rands, having at length enabled me to collect the materials, and make the preparations for forming for clip passage of that river," moved the out of their cantonments on the Bth, and or that the right of the army under Lieutenant ' Sir Rowland H4l should pass on the 9th, at the neighbourhood o cam§o, while Marshal illiam Beresferd should favour and support his ition, by passing the 6th division under Lieute- General Sir Henry Clinton, at Vstaritz ; both succe=eded completely. The ,enemy were :tely driven from the right hank of the river( ned towards Bayonne, by the great road °A i.Pied de PArt. Those posted opposite catis4 i:srarly interceptel by the Silt division, add :irons was driven from the road and otilige4 L across the country. :nervy assembled in considerable force on a heightvrtuining parallel with th e Adopt,. keeping' Ville Fr:iliac by their right. 'The aigoese regiment, tinder Colonel Douglas ' , 9th CTdores, under Colonel Brown, and ;lash light infantry battalions of the 6th divi carried this village and the heights in the neigh lotulood. The rain which had fallen the preceding and on. the morning of the Bth, had so de ! the road, that the day had nearly elapsed be whole of Sir Rowland Hill's corps bad come I was therefore satisfied with the possession grptlnd which we occupied., he same day, Lieutenant-General Sic John with the left of the army under his command, forward by the great road of St. Jean de Luz Ilayonne and 'reconnoitred the right of the entrenched camp under' Bayonne ; and the course . . .door below the town, after driving in the posts from the neighbourhood of &aim and The light division, under Major-General ikewise moved forward from Baasusarry, and' itred that part of the enemy's entrenchments in Hope and Major-General Alten retired in ug tp the ground they had before occupied, Morning of the 10ih, Lieutenant-General land Hill found that the enemy had retired position which they had occupied the day Ore heights, into the entrenched camp on of the Wive ; and he therefore occupied the intended for him, with his right towards the and his lereat Ville Franche; and communi ith the centre of the army, under Marshal iacp Beresford, by a bridge laid over the and the troops under the Marshal were again the left of the Nive. LI Morino% division of Spanish infantiir, had remained with Sir Rowland Hill when the Spanish troops wept into cantonments, was Urcuray with colonel Vivian's brigade of L4oons at Hasparren,, in order to observe the Its of the enemy's division under General ich upon the passage of the Alive had retiTsil it. 10th, in the morning, the enemy moVO entrenched camp with their whole army, exception only of what pccopied the works to Sir' Rowland Hill's position, and drove quets of the light division, and of Sir John :oris,andm.ide a most desperate attack upon of the former at the chateauind church of ies, and upon the advanced posts of the latter, igh road from Bayonne to 4t. Jean de Luz, Mayor's house at Biaritz. Both attatks ,lsed in the most gallant style bythe troois, and Sir John Hope's cores took ahout eve hundre d prisoners. The brunt of the action with Sit John Hope's ad- Pune * wlij since the' appears to the right part is co which fal rests .npor ve. • T on which vaned p "towards'i .river Nita diTisiort o Joan Pied atatoged. Item; voit t ai lo *NT the faf Ole lig' 44- Firth gimbs 4 1141 n ) lds materials, bridges fi troops out dered that general and in Eh' fiir Willia .operation, rant Gem operation: immediat and retie St. Jean I bo were.' one regizt io march The en ' range Of and still ath Port; and the I the Britisl sion, carri bottrhood, . ,nisht, an stroyed 111 1 fore the v. isp, and I o 'l4e tcpi On the Hope, H it moved for tfl!VaNi 13 , entrenchec of the Ad PeTr's Alten, ilk( reconnoitre Sir John the evenitu 9n the • Sir Rowla from the before pn that side o positic% Adour, an eating will sir Willia Nive ; and drawn to tl General which had other Spat .4 placed at light dragc molfernento whie towards St On the ont of the with the e opposite tc in the picp ‘; Hope's cor 1 1 the 'post of 4rcangues on the hig: near the were repul. and Sir Jt . prisoners. The hrt under on 4E7, ...at favourably - conduct of those, the other troops engaged; and I had great satisfac tion in finding that this attempt made by the enemy upon our left, in order to oblige us to draw in our right, was completely defeated by a comparatively small part of our force. - I cannot sufficiently applaud the ability, coolness, and judgmeptof Lieutenant-General Sir John Hope, who, with the General and Staff Officers under his command, shewed the troops an • e;ample of gallan try, which must have tended to produce the favour able result of the day : - Sir John Hope received a seyere contusion, which, however, I am happy to say, has not deprived me for a moment of the bet t& of his assistance. After the action was over, the regiments of Nassau and Frankfort, under the command of Colonel Kruse, came over to the poits of Major4eneral Ross's bri gade, of the 4th divisiop, which were formed for the support of the center : When the night closed, the enespy were still in large force in front of our posts, on the ground from which they had driven the picquets. They retired,, however, during the night, from Lieutenant-Gene ral Sir John Hope's front, leaving small posts, whieh were immediately driven in, They still occupied, in force, the ridge on which the picquets of the light di : 'on had stood ; and it was obyious that the whole army was still in front of our left ; and ahout three in the afternoon, they again droye in Lieutenant:Ge neral Sir John Hope's picquets, and attacked his .tlist !posts. They were again repulsed with considerable loss, 'the attack was recommenced on the morning of the 12th, with the same want of soccess ; the first di vision, under Majosh : General Howard, having relieved the fifth diyision ; and the enemy discontinued it in the afternoon, and retired entirely within the entrench ed camp on that night." They never renewed the at tack on the posts of the light division after thp 10th• Lieutenant General Sir John Hope reports most favourably of the conduct of all the officers and troops, particularly of the Ist ro T tu g uese brigade, un der Brigadier General Archibald Campbell ; and of Major General Robinson's, and Major General Hay's brigade of the sth division, under the command oil 'theliopourable Colonel Greville. He mentions, par ticularly, Major General Hay, commanding the sth divisiop, Major Geperals Robinion and Bradford, Brigadier psilcral Campbell, colonels De Regoa and' , Greville, cositp4nding the several brigades, Lieute.! nant Colonel Lloyd, of the 84th, who was unfortu. nately killed, Lieutenant Colonels, Barnes of the . royals, and Cameron of the Qtli, Captain Ramsay of lib* Royal Horse Artillery, Colonel De LaneeY, Pe jlnty quarter Master General, and Lieutenant Colo nel hit Donald, Assistant Adjutant General, attached to Sir John Hope's corps, and the ofscers of his per- sonal Staff. . , • , . • The Ist division, under Major General liti*ard . ~_ were not engaged grail the 12th, when the enemy% attack was more feeble ; but the Guards conducted themselves with their psual spirit. The enemy having thus failed in all their attack;, with their whole force upon our left, withdrew into their intrencl►ments, on *the night of the 4th, and passed a large force through Dayonne, with which on the morning of the 13th, they made a most des perate attack !pots Lieutenant qeneral Sir gow land Hill. . In expectation of this attack, I bad requested Marshal Sir W. Ileresford to reinforce the Liente nant-General with the 6,th division, which crossed the Nive at daylight on that moping i and fttr 7 ther reinforcCd him by the 4th division, and two bri gades of the 3d division. The expected arrival of the f i th division gave the Lieutenant-General great facility in making his F r Movements i but the troops under his own immediate command, had defeated and repulsed the enemy with immense loss before their arrival. The principal attack having been made along the high road, from Ilayoffne to St. lean Pied-de-Purt. Major-Gen. Barne's brigade of British infantry, and the sth Portuguese lorigade, under Brigadier-General Ashworth, were particularly engaged in the contest with the enemy on that point, and these trpopsconducted themselves ad mirably. The Portuguese division of infantry, un der the command of Mariscal del Campo Don F. le Cor, moved to their support on their left in a very gallant style, and regained an important position be tween these troops and Major-General Pringle's. bri gade, engaged with the enemy in front of Ville Franche. 1 had great satisfaction also in observing the conduct of Major-General Dyng's brigade of Brit ish lafantry i supported by the 4th Portuguese bri gade, under the•command of Brigadier-General Au. than, in carrying an important height from the enemy on the right of our position, and maintaining it against all their efforts tp regain it: Two guns and some prisoners were taken from the enemy, who being beaten 'at all points, and haying suffered considerable loss, were obliged to retire upon their intreachment. It gives me the greatest satisfaction to have atm- F thet• opportunity of reporting my sense of the merits services of Liqnicoant-Geneial Sir Rowland Hill Major-Generals del Campa,Don Da * Costa; Ashwor ah 4 i n mita lirleadier4enepl A. camphe--; 12 . - - Tetielliti Si; ty, and upon biajor.Genetal RiAlmsodii esti) 1 MajOi 5f the sth division, which moved up to rapt Mittiscal del t. Lieutenant-General Sir Joha Hope reports Generals DI '4vourably of the conduct of those, and of all British A;til Barpes :Conan the Portuguese Artillery, under Colonel TalloCh, distinguished themselves i end Lientenant r gesseral Sir Rowland Hill reports particularly the assistance, he received from Lientenant. 7 Colonels Bouverie apd Jackson, the Assistant Adjutant and Assistant Quar t ter-Master-General attached to hi; corps; Liente nant-Colonel Goldfinch, al the Royal Engineers, and from the officers of his personal The enemy marched a large body of cavalry across the bridge of the Adonr yesterday evening, and re tired their force opposite to air It ! PO this morning toward; Bayonne, Throughout these yaripus operations I have re ceived every assistance froth_ te Quarter-Master general Major-general Sir George Murray, and the Adjutant-General Major-general Sir Edward r a v e fi . ham, and Lieutenant-Colonel Lord Fitzroy Somersiat, Lientenant 7 Colonel Campbell, and the pf4 9 ers of on' personal Staff. I send this dispatch hy Major Hill, .Aide-de-damp of Lieutenant-General Sir Lowland Hill, whom I beg leave to recolnrunti to your ! l ordship's protec tion.—l have the honour to be, &e t (Signed) IPILLLINOTO*. enclose the Returns of the killed and Wounded. RETURN OF KILLED, WOUNDED, 4No SUSSING OF THE ARMY UNDER. THE COl4/lAND OF HIS /MCELLENCY FIELD-MARSHAL THE 16EART4FIS OF WELLINGTON, E.G. IN THE OPIIRATIONS CONNECTED WITH THE PASSAGE ' OF THE RIVER rays, ON THE 9TH pAlt OF DEC. 1 8 lg. peneral 4tiktEn4 Lioutepant•Coignol, 4 Majors, wounded. Royal Artillery-4 rank and file, I horse, killed; 5 rank and file, horse 4, wounded. 16th Light Dragoons--1 Captain, 1 Lieutenant, 1 tcpaspcter, 4 rank and lie, 4 horses, wounded. ist Foot Guards, sat Batt.-2 rank and file, killed; 1 setitapt, 2 drummers, gi rank and file, wounded. . lit Foot Guards, 3d 13 . 41t.-2 rank and Ble, - 1 terjeant, II rank and file, wounded. Ist Foot, 3d Batt.—S rank and file killed; 1 aerie*, 3 rank and fie, wounded. 4th Foot, Ist Batt.-1 rank ansf file killed ; 1 Lieutenant, 2 ser joints, 9 rank and file, wounded. nth FooS, tat Batt.-1 Serjeant, rank and ale, killed j2O rank and file wounded. 1 lth Feat, Ist Batt.-1 rank and file killed 1 1 Llentenant s t Ser. jeans, 15 rank and file, wounded; 1 ratih and 61e.missing. 20th lyot t lst Batt. -1 drummer, 6 rank and file, killed ; Captain, 2 Seleants, 1 drain:4ler, 35 rank and file, wounded 4 rapk and file missing. i,s2d Foot, Ist Batt.-2 rank and file killed; 5 ran 4 and We ' wounded; 1 rat* and file rufssing. 34th F00t„ . 24 Batt.-1 rank and file killed; 1 Sex:leant, 6 2111 . 1- 1 and file, wounded. !36th Foot, lit Batt.— 3 rank and file wounded. 138th Foot, tot Batt.-2 rank and file killed; 1 Ceptaisy Lien. tenants, 3 Seleauts, 37 rank and file, wound 4 rigliign4 file missluf. •• 39th Foot, lit patt...4 sank and file pled; 2 Serjeltl4ll.lcl rqt and file t wounded. ' 42d Foot, let Batt.-1 Captain, Liman= kinggi 1 L 14,4- nant, 11 rank and file wounded. 434 Foot, lit 8att. 7 ... 7 1 rank and Me killed; 2 %IA "I Me wounded. 50th Foot, lat Batt.-1 rani; and file woundod. 59th Font, 24 llatt.-2 rank and file killed ; 1 Captain, a Lieu.. tenants, 1 Ensign, 1 Serjeani l 2 drummers, 27 1111 k and files wounded; 2 rank and 1k missing. 60th Foot, Sth Batt.-1 pelitenant, 1 Serjeant, I 2 sank and wounded. Cot foots lit B4W= 2 Captains, 4 rank and file, wounde4. 71st Foot, lit Batt:-1 drummer, 2 rank and Me, wounded. 79th Foot' PI Ratt.- 7 5 rank a i iid file killed; 1 Lieutenant, 2 Ser. 'cants, 94 rank and file, wounded; 1 rank and file,tnisslog• • 84th Foot, 8 . 4 Batt. -6 rank and Ale killed; 1 Captain, I lorute nant, 1 Ensign, 2 fierjeants, 38 rink and file, wounded. 91st Foot, pc Batt..-7 rank pd file, wounded. 92d Foot, Ist fiatt.—,-2 rank‘and file, wrinda 95th Foot, Ist Batt. --1 rank and file ; killed; 1 Sellessoll, I pat; and file, wonwed, • 25 t h F o ot, Sd Bott.-4 raok and 41e killed 1 2 Serientll, I drum mer, 17 rank and file 'rounded; t rank and Me missing. 45th Poo, 3d Batt.l rank and file wounded. Ist Light Battalion KtniaGerman Legion-3 rank and file kil led, 1 LOAtenant, 34 rank And file, wounded. sd Light Battalion King's German Legioa—S rank and file kil led; 1 Captain, 1 Liutenant,. 1 Ensign, 3 Serje;Ants l 24 rank and file, wounded. Brunswick Oels'-2 rank mid file killed, 1 Di* and file wound ecit 1 rank and file missing. (Signed) E. M. PApscui, A 4 Qen. RETURN OF Ic ILI. ED, WOUNDED, AND IMilEngio OP THE ARMY UNDER 71112 COMMAND Or HIS rICELLitiCY FIELD-NI A RSIIAL THE A aguso OP WELLINGTON, LC IN THE OPERATIONS CONNECTED WITH THE PASSAGE OF THE RIVER NIVE, OE THE 10TH OP DEC. 1813. General Staff-1 General, I Captain, wounded. Royal Artillcry-2 horses 6 rank and Is 1 tress wounded. 12th Light Dragoons —I rank and 61e wouded. 16th Light Dcagoons-4 horses killod t S tAnk s,od 4,1 e, 1 horse, wounded. Ist Foot, sd Battalion-1 rank and file ; 1 Lieutenant, 1 ,Serjeant, 1 drummer, 28 rank and Ale, wounded; 1 Lieute nant, 12 rank and file, missing. 4th Foot, Bat Battalion -1 Serjeant, 5 rank anti file, 1 Captain, 2 Lieutenants, 5 serieants k 1 4nutomsr, 39 rank and file, wounded ;'2 rank and file missing. 9th Foot, Is; Battalion-1 Llpttenant, 1 Ensign, 10 rank and file, killed i 1 Captain ; 9 Lieutenants, 1 Atrjeaut, 64 rank and file; wounded. 38th Foot, Ist Battalion-6 rat* and Ale killed; 2 Serjeanut, 35 rank and file, wobnded. 42d Foot % Ist Battalion-11 rank and file wounded ; 1 Serjeant, 1 drunatiseT, 19 rank and file t missing. 4711 s Foot, 2d Battalion-12 rank and file, killed ; 1 Lieutenant, 1 Ensign, 5 Serjeants t 15 rank and file, wounded ; 1 Lieute nant, I Serjeant, 49 rut* and ale, missing. 52 Foot, lit Eattalion— . :2 rank and file, killed; 1 Major, 1 44 , tal4 ‘ 1 Ensign, 2 Serjeauts, 1 drummer, 12 rank and file, wounded; 6 rank and 61e ruistir.g. %Arm, 0 Rampaoca, 05 rail and QM, apoodod; 10 %Ink vI4 iik sahib* .. ltd foot, 14 Eattallon—Aranit and 11, wounded. 70th litnit- 1 *mama Mined, IS rack sod Al, Nth Topt, Ed .Battalloo--1 ' Licatessant-6 "oloeml„ 1 Safest; 13 rack afid 4 1 F1 Wel; ' Caltiakle 1 Llentinan4oennie, tankond Mr, wounded ;1 . Captain, 1 Lieuonmstt,•l &len 4 -1 dreamer, 16 rank and file, mieshie.' 112tk Plint—f n 4 led Me Wed I 1 Lieutenant. 11 tank 104 , 1 12 r i !" ed• Es. P•ii! ? lit tatoMco--1 Lieutenini, s null and file, killed ; ; #mjemst, 1 drummer, 15 rank and file, !wounded; 1 Enegh, 19 rink 4ad Me, *Whig. • ' . PM Foot, Vd Batt.-3 rank and Ele untied; 1 drinMear, I: rank and file misting. • 115th Foot, 3d Rattalipp- j 1 rank and lile - killed ; 1 dram/nee, 11 rant Fad Me, wounded.. • • i Brunswick light Infantry--I Captain. 9 rant and Ole, wounded . .. (Signed) IL IP6. nicao u Am, A4j.-Gen. essuaw OF KILLED, WOUNDED, AND MUSING, OF TUi • ARMY, UNamt TIIIt • COMMAND OF 1113 4401 i LICto, FII4III44ARSHAI. THE MARQUISE OF WELLINGTON, Z.G. IN THE OPERATIONS CO 7 r.NWEED WITH TAU ?ASSAM. OF THE RIVER HIVE, CM TUX 11111 DEOEMBER, 1813. Cieneral Staff-1 Captain wounded. . . . 14 Foot, 3d 8.14.0,4 rank and Me wounded. : t,•:*. e' 'lr ' 4th Foot, lit Batt.-6 rank and file killed; l Major, 6 litre. nuts, ; Ensign, I Serjeatiz * s, 90 rank and fife wounded. 9,11 Foot, let Batt.--i4 rank and file killed ; 2 Ensigns, .c Sr jeans, 72 rmils. and file wounded; 2 Serjeants. 3Q risnk 3nj file tni,sa'n;. 38th FAO, let Batt.. T -11 Int and filekilled I 2 Serjeenta, 1 Arllln mer, 10 rank and file wounded. 47th Foot, 24 Batt.—s tank and filF Wpsllded• 59th Foot, 2d Batt.--.6 rank and file killed; lCaptain, 1 Lieu tenant, 3 Serjeants, 47 rank and Me wounded; 3 rank end file mussing. 84t1 loot, stitritt.-1 Captain, 1 Serjeant, I rank Indite kil led; 1 Lieutenant, 1 Serjeant, 17 rank and Ale Wounded. 9Stb root, 2d Batt —1 Serkant, 4 rank and file wounded. .13runswick Light Infantry.r . -1 milk, and file killed ; 1 Lleutenar: 1 r,.nk anti file wounded. (*led) • f... M. Pietintaaw, Adj. Oen. II lI I IPRN OF KILLED, WOUNDED, AND SIDMINC!, Of Tur : .:1111111f UNDER THE COMMAND OF Ills riCCILLENCY FIELD MARSHAL Till MA RQUEis OF WELLINOT:9I4 K.G: IN THE OPERATION& cosmictro WITH THE PAILEAc: OF THE RIVER HIVE, ON THE 12141 DEC. 1813. Royal Artillery-1 Janie and Ale, 1 hone, killed; 7 rank an! file, 4 horse', wounend. - 14th Light Dragoons-2 horses, kilted; 1 &lean% e rank en.' file, wounded ; 1 Major,l Lieutenant; soak and file, Wail. 16th Light Dragoons —I bowie, woandad r i aZi ' , --ri •• . ."' 7111 Hussars--i rank and file, 1 hotel, Owl* ' ' :', ' • . let Foot guards, fat Bsato—l sprouts, lk DAWRIORt, 1 Serie/mt. 7 rank and file, killed; 6 *east*, 150 rank and file, litioundret in Foot Guards, 34 last...-. 1 &Inset, 11 rank and file, killed ; -1 Limitenam, t itesignor serjeinu t ss rink and file wconfled• giddstreim awards, In Batt.-4 Ica:Atm:al fife, wounied; . 3d Foot Guards, le Sled. 4 $4, .7 . . rank and Me, kiliml; I Lientenart, 2 Ensigns, 9 Serkains ; 4s rank and Me, wounded. 60th Foot, sth Batt.--:1 ,rank n a nd Me, killed; 5 rank and file, wounded. (Signed) E. M. PA IC CP U ix. Add, get. RETURN OF KII 4 LED, 11DU1 . 911D,• All/I•MISMFID, OF TII2 ... ARMY UNDER 2Mi 4IOMMIAND. OF Mill SICXI+IIII4tI iIIILINMARVIAI," TIM MARQUIS 01. 1 1M1L10N9111014 4641 IN Tilt tpllt43l . oins COE/la/TM WITS res PASEACIg OF TIT* islyre lurye i DN THE ISTO DiCiimmit: General StA-1 %wed, 4 Captains, I Liestisanet wounded. Royal Artillery-1 rank-and Me. 1 SO, killed; 4 wt); 40 Ski hopes, wounded. 13th Light Dragyins-ri t hope MIMI. 3 sejli4lat, 4 hon., wouttle4 Sd Foot, 1 liotalion—i tank sailik MO; t eviskis. LielPfluPti. 1 gasigo. 4 11 0•savigia rank an al, *V64 211t1/ rum, Ist i*ttsiloo--41 co* and $e Waal; I Corals, s Lieutenants, 1 Enalun. f Seejestos i • 1 doessur .o ss sunk u 4, ilk, wounded. "It Foot , sid Nit44 l l l rack 4 l 4 1 . 1 1 14 1 1 Utiltssupt ' Colonel, 1 Engirt, 9 Serjeants, 2 drummers, 27 raikas44les Votmda. 34th Foot, 24 13attaSop-5 rank and Ale wounded. ,99th foot, to Battalion-1 rank and file killed; 1, pia, tank and file, wounded ; 1 rank Mid* Wulf'", 500 Foot, Ist Battalion-90 rank and . fge killed; liCarains, Lieutenants, 2 Ensigns,. I t Serjeaoti, 9 drumme 4 7, 77 rank and Air, wounded ; 1 Serjeant, 7 rank and Me, enissiag. d7tk Foot, ii( Datallon.rl 'Jemmy:tut. 2 Ensigns, 7 rank and Ale, killed; S Lieutenants, 1 Ensign, 41 . Screams. 109 rack • ' sad file, wounded. Feot, Stk Battalion -1 Ensign, $ Serjeants, If rank andt',o wounded ; I Lieutenant ‘ 1 &Limo, Missing. dick Foot, 2d Bot.—t 4Tiellit, 7 rank and file, killed; 1 Car. _ _ - ti9n, 6 Set jeans, ST rant and me, wounded ; 1 Staff missing. 7„1“ Foot, Ist Batt.-1 Major, 2 Lieutenants, 7 rank and Me. killed; I Lleateftant-Colonel, 2 Lieutenants, 2 Entigus, 1 Staff, $ Stepan*, 93 rank and ale, wounded ; Serjasan, and 8 rank and file, missing. Afld Foot, Ist Itatt.-3 Lieutenants, 1 Selma, 27 rank and Mr, kWed t Major, 9 Captains, S Lieutenants, I Ensign, 7 Sera pants, 126 rank and.file, wounded, and I Selma missing. (Signed) B. M. PAitstrmiat, Adjut.GeneraL Total British Lietitemmat-Colosel, 1 Major, 3 Cap.' tains, 10 Lieutenants, 9 Ensigns, i Staff, 6 &deems, 2 drummers, 250 rank and Me, 12 horses titled. - Total British wounded-2 General Staff, 3 Lieutenant Co lonels, 6 Majors, 30 Captains, 27 Lieutenants, 112 En. signs, 1 Staff, 131 Serjeants, 20 Aram/nen, 1904 rank and Me, 40 bones. Total British missing-4 Major, 1 Captain, 5 1 leutemote, I Benign, 1 Staff, IS Serjeants, 9 drummers, 188 nnk and 31e, 1 hoc,. • Total Portuguese killed-1 Lientenant.Colonel, 2 Major, 6 Captains, 9 I.lentenants, 1 Ensign, 7 Serjeants, 2 drum mers, 339 rant and file, 1 horse. Total Portuguese wounded-2 General Staff. S Colonels, 8 Majors, 34 Captains, 22 Lieutenants, se En signs, 8 Staff, 84 Serjeants, 5 drusnmers,l4B2 rank and file Total Portgune Ming-1 Colonel, I Major, 4 Captains, 2 Ensigns, 4 Serjeants, 9 drummers, 279 rank and file. Total Spanish-5 rank and file killed; 21 rank and ' wounded. crsiERAL TATAL• Killed—:2 Lieutenant.Colonela,3 Majors, Lieutenants, 4 Ensigns, I Staff, 15 Serjeants, men; 599 rank i‘nd file, 13 hones. Wounded-4 General Staff, 8 Lieutenant-Cot jors, 64 Captains, 89 Lieutenants, 4S Ensigns. Serjeants, 25 drummers, 9431 rank and f' Missing-1 Colonel, It Majors, S Captains, , Ensigns, 1 Staff, 14 Serjeauta, SI drummers, file, 1 horse. S. 1 • t B Su! *id Oak yt E 6 se ! &rib , nod U !Id it Ildt 4kb i id LI, (A lath l Nei ith Fi 11th P Seth I Zea sive SVh F aB P. CI tee P Ilk Pe Wei F Nth P 4 Ww Ist Lig Mot Id i d ia MUM ...VI _ Ilst Foot ith Foot 1 Eda Edwal Simi kb Fool ma 4 *Gerd Tsllia' Gsrard berme, Ok Weil SAN, 111 t deditd Lkutem ICuranc , Fool fiord' 7th P. James M Fos Oral los gi sib I.: ilre9l aim 21 rank Ina Lie at, sai ugh It ♦ Foot, 9 Captains, 13 ndi rjeants, 4 drunk- h Foot,. h Foot, Colonels, 14 Mi. Foot, teigns, 9 Staff, 215 LIMY ; file, 21 horses. t, sl 1, 5 Lieuttnantss s 4' • -/ iv . ; era, 467 rank aD4 It* to Li 4