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l' - .~ ~; r s~. ; r~ • • .....„. .. XDR EAT./ py ?panic ADCf 10111, * the New 'Royal Hotel, Geode's-greet, Plymouth; o!, lap, t the NO Siy Of ptgpber next, 4 . 1 16 0 0 . ' • iparit THE gol d C I ASSE MAREE'Ie TRU. DENT; p•urthen'alictitt Filtitpoi; eaptered b4ind con craned' iii, • True to his jViljest-is Shift Optotinete, se. WAl.i.t , ELI. ' Captain. ' • • Ai* &id ii Bat. floored, takes lite upppd rah infl carriee 140 ' 'whAk! Oiake a +ell beidg W e dente t rot 1441tei, c i rgiu... *ld *wall fou?4,• ' '''''' immediately. apenTards, Ali )-I pARGO ; ... f •*gisti of; for k. 4 kpertation, po ogsks, 2 partoc r ukida; Fienthlted Wife ; 1 , , W ipes :eery' supetilir 'french Sasfdt ;.* • • After eihicb, is !Atte condemned as ?Fir, 11 Cases, ' contsihing 'Silk 'alit/tons r- • ' . . • ' ; Ditto, Contoraps iii blprs. • • • • - ' '''' ' • • P 2 ""tr4 T P )I ? • • . : Also, is Ripe, ' ' S HUI. Bpaesi; Rgd roe.. • , • . 2 Casks • • ' ". • - insß A rptgristrinded at this Port on her voyagfilrm Tarnfro . 2 to London.' • ••" • ' ' ' * , '.. Twertrone Pipes Spanl4l !led Wine, ffripor!4 troth 13prai7 tar; per Das?, anti now jri Bend. • ' Als9, lot'. the fiepOt of the oreerned, art of en'aiven-inelt talle; ex Illssas, Viiirr master. ' k Deposit of Twenty-five Pncnids perteitt. will be rktiired, )n . Cash or Bank of England Notes, st the time of tielei 02 i* TeffiaOcter befoie thi delivery "rf ;he Con•ds. •• ' t . *•. .. - • ' 'for inventorlis,tataiegu'es and futtker inforplatißn, apply to *eters. HA* 'tea and Sorts, i Mtichints, Pltimetiih. • JOHN' 4.UsForign, Bro!ter. jtrpooth, August 24 : lfit • - , ~- • wa. •►: . FRZpielfl'AMlP ."i:.. FILONTIERS Of A STRIA, AUGUST the Emperor of Aus't'ria has Sent several Gel titt eeals Itp qie Army of )3oheipia ? to Fake cpmrnanc4 o.le t tier 2.5, Irb r Prince Vtcer6y had •hts hestd•quertere ott the 2lst ai Adelsberg. 'We haye receiyed 'intelligence from Laybach was tranquil in that town. The artily - is .- marching ppon Saxony, by' the t;.vo direp tions of Laypacliand T i ervitt;. ' FtSE.I. I AUGUST 113. A report from the Captain of gens sP.armes, dated MelTp, August 41, qates —s, r have this ensprnr . received ppsitiye intelligence that Wahrindenfs forPs is aMmit eparly destroyed ithe remainder earred themselyes at Rostqck Ithe artillery end bag gige fell into the bands'a the FrenCh. At liOemq a51i...14 in the greatest consternation. Tf Trench 'are Fspetted there to-day. This - morning some hundred; •f French arrived . at Denenberg • my brigades will, therefore, itrinittaiaielT resume fheir stating on th . ,f rite.;' ' WPjtTOOFRO, AUGUST (24 ; • They write from Prague that the gnipetor Ru - pia and King of Prussia have arfsied thlere, and hid a lopg interview with the Emperor of Agaria. • PARIS, 4UOUST It. They mention, among the corpi which have fought upon the Bober under hii• Mjesty% orders; those com manded by Count I..atiriston, and Marshal the puke of Tarente, They save had successive engagements with the erfmny?i corps, to which they have occasioned inikfi loss. Whilst his Majpsty Wed thus upon the Bober, several French detachments were marched Pppg Fripdland, urnburg, and Gabel, in order to observe and hol d-the Bohemian defiles, which de touch upon the . right fienllBraiF Freio army " • • Ltisau andpleste DRESDEN, AUGUST 2p. It is to-clay Laid, that Prince VontetowsVy has en tered' Gabel _with 2000 French, and that Count ID_uvernois has penettated with Ip,ooo men to !t om burg,- in Bohcrnie. The Puke of 'Vicenza returned -here on the 18th Mfrom Plague, end immediately set out to follow iris ajesty the Emperor, Who, on the lith, 'at five in the afternoon, left this for the Castle ol Sidlit4; from whence his Majesty was to proceed to Bautzen! • • ROM SATFItpAY.NIGI-11713GATTE . . MILITARIP PROMOTIONS. , sy.i'TE: i filFlt 4. 4th Regiment of Dragoon GUards—COrnet 'lbws B. Smith to/ be 11etitenat$ purcl ase, 'ice B-gwrll, Airomotta the'66th tOot: Commission dated Augott26, 11413. /flth Regiment of light Dragoons—TO be Captains of Troop!, ' without purchase: 'Acute:taut Lord Arthur W. ! 4 . Hill. Dt ted August 2S, 1813. • lieutenait and Ailititant •tiam. Brom ley ; dated August it'G, 1813'.=—To he Lieatenaint ; Catiet Frio &E. Nleynell,*ice Lord .Aithui W; M. Hill. Dated August 26, 1813. • • ' • • ' •' . . 12th Ditto—Gentleman Cadet 'Chows. Reed, from the Royal Military Colleie, to 'be Carnet, withoUt pplihase, viers H. mon, killed iii u•ctiori.' Dated August 26;1813. 13th niter—Cornet arid Adjuiant Limes Lawrence to have the rank of Lieutnant. Dated.Aug”st 26, 1813. sth Ditto—To 1)4 I leuitttauts by Purchase : Cornet H. Dixon, vice Neale, who retires, dared'Atigust ; Co.,•ner lobo Jame Dough+, rice Cluete, pi.moted, dated August 26, 1813. 18&11"Mo—lieutenantGeorge Luard; from the 4th pragnon., to be Captain of a 'froolle, littitbout purchase, vice'Caiew, dead bf bls wounds, dti..l 1:11y 21,8813. • ... ' lid Regiment of ba'ot frilardsCaptain Wm. Augustfs Keate to Chnit and withonii appointed to the corn.' August 9 ; Ensign rain, vice./Ctrate, cl - .ck Fotstr, front the pared Aug.k6, tuts. c•kte to be Major, vise 26, 1813:' 'l'o'b e : I.ieutenant Jos. dated Augult 21, dated'Au. tout purchase : Ensigp Actith), dated Auguit Clarke, killed in action, '1111mi:son, vice Mas t; Etnign 18 t 3; gasign G. .3. To; Ist Ensigns, vice Weit,"dated ,*ice Church, dated •,uatt, vice William. Guilt. vice Iviidg , Gent.vice Grcenr, 'lmes Oliphant Mine, Lieutenant Gpy Cul led August VA, Ibis. fc, vier Monaghtn, Ensign Ueorge T. August , 25, 18111; 'chard AugUst 2ti, 1813: • vice Murphy, dated to be Lieutenant, °Mated in the Regiment Captain of a Coto killed in action, da •EndErt Vtobert Brookes, -iguat tat s ; ad of Ma wounds, di ehard, vice Ackland , danedAtig. 116,411 i& Angina 45,11119, . _ . , _ 2pdt Ditto—fpeeet-hiajor Akgeeder Ilene to Ise Maier, Ike Wiliam, dead of his wonnds. Dated Angust 16,1813. To be Captains of Companies, without purehise--Lieutaileist ...,--- Liar's', vice MuitenXie, killed in action, dated Apsist 8 . 5 ; and lientenant D. Aug. 9 psith 2 vice apse. Dote AVM 26, 111112. " ' • " To be Lieoterrapta, without purchaati—.Ensign E. L. $ 3 041111, el:el.s, dated August 26, and Ereign G. E. Wialtki t Ale Unita. tea August 26, 1819. • ' ' - . • . . , To be En n ; , without purehasr.-Vollniteer Edw4rd f r elligie vice Wrlxon, killed ha actiOn. Dated August 23.1813. ' -‘ - TO be Adjutant, with the rank of Ensign—t.erjrant-Majoe...t. Storewviee Buist, killed in action. Dated Aug. 26, 1813. • ) 23d Ditto--To.he Captains of Companies, without purctam, . , ' Vilzt Lieutenant W. H. Tones, vied Stainfortk, k dited Auxust 24; • rind First dated Grime Brown.), oil" 4 Walter, !tilled in action, dated Augisst 96,11113. ' To be First Lleutfiniint—Second Lieptenant lames Swayneoles Brownee Dated August 28, 1213. To be Second Lieutenant—Volunteer Gerald Fit4bbint XIS Somme. Dated August 26, 1813. I 27th bitto—To be Liamenanu, without pprehase—Ensign Ed - . 4 yrard Fairqeld, vice flare, who resigns ! dated Algusat 24; Ensign acrtir *ties ? dated August 95; arid 2nalgn "fitment Radclike, Ti -e Sayert, placgd ppon ball - pay. Dated Angell.' OS, 1813. t—To be . Endgnsovithent ptirchase; Vtilatiteer OW. Fenyo g ; ice Fairfield, datita August 'Ile; . Serjeant•Majoe Ikea thus% iriland, vice Bynes, dad August 25; and Second Lieu. tenant Orlando 'Folk, front the Royal Mitring, vise Radcliffe. Dated August 26, list 3. • • To be Adjutant --11eutenat f t Charles Illoßock vice Berne, killed In a4i, en. Dated August 24, 1813. 28ift Ditili—To'be Lieetenants, with Out purchire, Ensign John C. 'Nelson, wee 114.Dosmell, 'dead of his siniunds, dated Apg. 25; and Ensign Henry Alexander, Tice Medlycou, superseded,, Dated Austen 26 Ipl S. To Se lisiiigna, .without pnrehaar—William Serjeantson, Gent: vie* Alexander. dated August gB, and Voluntefr George Re; Vert., jriee'Nslson Dated Auguit 27,1812. 42d Ditto.;-/triiiet-Major Robert Coote to he . Major, without ' pprchase,viceWood, dead of his wounds ; Lieutenant William Hjnde to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Coote; .fnsign George Sayer to be Lieutenaqt, vice Hindle; and Volunteer Joba Smith to be Ensign, vice 'Sayer.. Dated August 27,1811. 3l7th Ditto—Serjeant-Major John Maitland, from the North ' ' gay. Militia, to b‘ Qdartee-Master, vice Munro, whose ap peintment he net taken place. Dated July 22; 1813. 33th IBito—Tei be lieutenants, without purchase, ensign R. WRcoclie r siipri 11 , PLeod, killed 'in fiction, dated August Y 6; Qui Ensign Vi. H. Rohinson 1 vice cull& killed in action. tiiied August 27, 1813. To be uttOgn— Volunteei --, Adams, vice Robinson. Dated August :7. 1813. • 3 , ath•Ditto, Lion 1. Brown to l;e Captain of a eompany, vice Hicks, deceased, '4O August 2S. To be . Lieutenants —Ensign W. A. Couttenay, vice rhillps whq resigns. Ensign R. Rhodes, vice Stile!, cashiered . Ensign R, D. Franklin, vice 134wn. badges H..E., Squib, 'vice Meade, oe4easea. Tp be Ensigns—Mathew O'Toole ! Gent, vice Courtettay ; Ito luntcerMathew Fitzpatrick, from the 88th Foot, vice Rhode g; Voninteer x ..=. Auras, from the 85th Fop', vine Franklin; Thomas Camelot, Gent. vice Louth. 40th Ditto, to be Lientenants--ensign M. Sipkh, vice Gray, dr 'ceased, dated August 93 ; Ensignl. C. Wallace, Nice Malone, killed in action, dated August 24; Etude H. Queade, vice alway, killed in action, dated August 15, 1813. To be • nsigna—Ensign A. Dolabrts, from the 924 Foot, vice Sinkh, ! a led August 24 ; Volunteer J. L. Waft, from the 53d Foote vice Vl'illace, dated August 25; Serjant-Major R. Harley, vice Queade, dated August 26, 1813. 45th pitto, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel H. Crauford, front the pth Foot, to be Lieutenent-Colnnei, vice Ridewood, dead el his wound', dated August 26, 1819. 46th Ditto, Ensign J. H: French to be Lieptenant, without put chase! /gee Strongitharm, promoted in the 60th Foot, dated August • 26; John Oliver Howe Nunn, pent. to be £s sign, yiee French, dated August 26, 1813. 48th Ditto, lieutenant R. Herring to be Captain of a company, vice Wood, dell of his wolinds, dated August 26, 181 S. To be Lieutenants—Ensign J. Pollen vice Lima, piled ip ?r .' 'don, dated August 2511 Ensign 7.1 Thatcher, vice Herring, dated August 26 ; Lieutenant C. Burke, from the 100th FYOt, Xi'ee yorman, who exchanges, dated August 27, 1813. To be nsigns--Volunteer Henry 4)onovan, vice Parsons. killed • ip action, dated Aiigust 25; .---. PlunkPtt, Gent. vice Pol len, dated August 26, 181a.ellth Feet; 4nistalit-Surgenti• William Kettle, from the 88th - ' Foot, to lie Surgeon, vice Abell, appointed to the 60th Foot, slated August 26, 1813. Sid lYtto, Ensign -- Wilton, to be Adjutant, vice Caryl, who resigtr the Adjitancy only, dated August 26, 1813. ' Seth Di.ro, Francis Hutchinson, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Marpan, promoted, dated August 26, 1813. 58th Di tto, 'I homas Riphard Davis, Gent: to be Ensign. by 'purchase, yice Burton, promoted, dated Apgust 26,1813. • 60th Di Vo l Serjeant-Major John Frederick Myers, from the • 43d root, to he Adjutant, (with the rank of Falsirq, dated Aagust 26, 1813. " . Quarter-Nlaster-Serleant Thomas Burrower, from the 95th Feet, to be Quarter-blater, dated August 26, 1813. Surgeon 'Joseph Abell; tioni the 49th Foot, to'be Sutgeon, dated "August 9, 1813. 65th Ditto. Edward Thomson, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Dumlas, promoted, dated August 26, 1813. pith Ditto, Bivet Major J. Winnett to be hiajor, vice Cre spigny, killed in action, dated August 26, 1813. • I leutetiant H. Archdall to be Captain of a coppany, vice WW -1 ' • nett, da ed August 26, 1813. Ensign Robert Bali to be Lieutenant, vice Archdall, dated Au. : ' gust Se, 1813. To be Ensigns without purchase—Volunteer Thepas Browning, vice Ball, dated August 26 ; John Wilson, Gem. vice Church, appointed to the 05th Foot, dated. August 27, 1813. ' 66th Ditto—Lieutenant William Ryan, from the 24 Royal Sur. rey Militia, to be Ensign, without purchase; Lietitenanf George Gordon to lie, Adjutant, vice Harrison, who resigns the Adjutancy only. Dated August 26,1813. 74th Ditto--Lieuteriant William "I ew to be Captain, vice Whit ing, killed in action ; Ensign G.Doiphin tp be J.iedtenant, vice Tew. Same date. • To . he Ensigisa—Volunteer Jonathan Luttrell, vice polphin, dated August 26 ; Samuel Spooner, Gent. by purchas e , Tice 'loath, who retires, dated 4lsgust 27, 4813. 75th Ditto—Captain A. hi'Laehlatt to be Major, vice Turner, decqjsed. Dated August 1 1 4. 181 4. Salt Ditto—Thomas Pyks Came, Gent. to be Ensign, without ppichipe vice Forster , appoirted to the'Sd Foot wards. 91st Distp-:Volunteer Normantainoot to he EnSign, without purchase, vice Campbell, promoted. 921 Ditto—Volunteer John. Clarke to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice DObbyns,. appointed to the 413th Foot. ' ' 99d Ditto--tiiptain S. W. Cainke, from the 4rilWest India Regi ment, to he Captain of a Compang, vice Reed, who exchaiiiter; David Cowan, Gent. to be Ensign, s by purchase, vice Graves. promoted; Alezander Aitken, Esq. to be Paymaster. ' • 95th Ditto—Li •.uteliant:l.lllaiNaniara to be Captairi'of a Com pany, ylce Ankh's, dead of his'Wounds; SeeontLientenant , J. W. Bickhouse to be Fii9 Lieutenant, vice MacNamara ; Ensigtf .4*.,' Church, frseni the 68th Foot, to be Se stud Lieu. tippet, vice liackhouse. 411 dated es above. - )o,th Pitio--4eutenatit W. Norman, from the 48th Font, to bel.ieuteriant, vice Burke, who exchanges. Dated August 27, 1/113. 103tPitto—rEnsign E. Sutherland to be peutenant, without purchase, vice Nealson ; promoted in the 60th Foot. Dated August 26, Trip. 104th Ditto —Ensign glades jobling to be Lieutenant, without purchase, !rite Sutherland, appointed to the ist tech i Waldron liar, Gerft. is be .Ensign. vice Jobling. ... etk West India Regimcnt—CaptahtT.Reed, from the 93d Foot, io be Captain tila Company, vice Cooke, who exclanges: Itrial Volk Ringers —Lien; pant the lion. W. C. berg, frp.m ' ' the 59tlf Foot, to be Captain of a CoMpatiy, by pursllase..* . . id Garrispn Battalion—F.nsiga G. G. ILOMson, from dart I'o Foot, td be Lieutenant, Tice 14skeetqop 3 appointed to the Ildli , Royal Veteran Battalion. ''' Joe)) . - • i loe aSta*Ptt*"."ll4l4ligg:* '. ep itadbilipn, tb Lieu . it* , . entill PalliafS r f4sh ited if abbe" ? ; Delmar. , kiVeutenant-Coloneb in the Army—M#c Plat* IWO VIM, of Of Vaifi Fick ; Major R. H. Bub*, or the 744 Fist; Major D. M:Nell, of dui M k loot ; Major W. G. W hite, of the 4941 Togs; Major F. B. Campbell, tithe littb Foot p... 1 ittL7A. iiif.g i anspbell, of the 74tblioot; Major R. Arno. , upqp Pinup'', *kr; Majlg A. frown, gigot' 7941 Foot 1 Brevet Major H. M. Scot ,t of the 6tl Fent:— Brevet Melee R. Wane, of the 103 d Fill - 9 _ Major W. pa pard, of the 7th Foot ; Major M:Prant, pi the 42d Footj--.- Beevet M a ila F. 4t4vin of the 211th fro& ; Brevet Major C. i f er Thos. litlf Foot; Major . G.:Canspbell,ef the Foot; Major J. bersitn, of the'Whi Poet. MI dated as atprfe. Tip le Majors ip the Army—Covens I. Burror,t, of the 57th t C4taln A. R. Hepland r of the 40th; Captain R. Egestisn, of the Seth; Captain W. Campbell, If the 36th; Captain J. Bogle, of the . 94th ; and Captain J. B. Wahnisley, of the flnd Foot ; Captain R. B. pabriel, of the 24 Dragoon Guordai Ciptain H. Tboinas,i d f the stith Foot; Captain T. fill. cii2l6ll' 4iithTwot ; Captain 0. G. Felirsen, of the 53d root; Carel. 8. B. Auchnfuty, of the 7th Foot; Captain J. Catrofl, of this' pid Foot; Captaip C. pwhwood, of thst 9d Foot Guar 4 . captain I:. Romanis, of the 97th Foot; Captain W. of the 59d Foot ; Captain F: Dahl*, f the s3d• Foot; A. *l r odd,. of the Royal Staff tarps,; amt PaV, i a i. • gild, of the Ilpth Nis. Dated August 2f • 1915.. JOISPITAL ST.4O. • I 'tarry Inspector of Hospital. ROO Green to be Inspector of __ frospitals. Dated Aoust 26.1813* . . . . Tp be Hospital-Assistants to the ForeewrAlebander Bbyth 40 James Keith, Gents. Dated August 24; 1911 • ' ' • The King's German Legion. • • 10 Battalion of Light Infantry—Brevet Linstopant-Colonill P. ,Thes.,gioio the nth Battalion of the. Line, 10 be Liner.° Poked. vice omptc4e, promoted o iii the Mb Battalion Po., • line. Dated August 17,1819. 112 Bapaliou.pf de Libe— , Lieutenant 1.. Rettbres to be Captain ' ,of a company ; vise akipstrn, .killed iu action, es}.Pat 4ugust 18, Leis,. To be Lleatenantstinsign A. ArentasAlldt, Tice .Michaelis, who resigns, dated Aoggst 18, 1813 , Ensign William Drys; dale, vice Rettberg. Dated Atigmt :9, 1813. 2d Ditto—Liestenant B. Barost:Wenchidens to be captain cis • parrpant, rice Langrehr, promoted in the Bth Battalion of the Line ; Ensign T. Harttiltop to be Lleptenant,viceVenckuern. i - Dited August 17, 181. • 41k Ditto—Frederick Augastps Selpi;se, Gent. to he Ensign, vice Mcbr, %Attie appointment bia not taken place. Dated lane it, ISIS. Sth Ditto—Brevet Colon.llo, Batop y o.mpteda, from the Ist Bret talon of r..ight infantry, to be Colonel Commandant; vice Klingsoltr, deceased. Dated August 17, IBIS. 7th Ditto—Ensign C. Helmrich to be Lieutenant, vice lltrundrr 7 lob, placed upon half-pay. Dared Auguiti 29,1813. Bth Ditto—Brevet Major C. W. Langrehr, from the 2d Batta lion of the Line, to be Major, rice - Wiesen, promoted in the Ist Battalion 4144 Infanta-if : • Dated August 17,1:413. Chacseurs Britanniques. Lieutenant .---tt. Bletoui to be Captain 'of a ppaipany l vice • • `l'ournefort, killed in actiop. Dated August 2.4, ISIS. ' 9kil;an Regiment. • . . - Lieutenant T. Peacocke, frOM the 44th Foot, to be Captain of Company, vice Roverea, kiNed in action; Ijated.Aag:23,lBl3. ~ • VEMORANDVM. The removal of Captain Hook, frok the I Ith Foot tg the ;ei I c iza i l es Vet ro er:i t the gaa t rv es nd im th ent e pro te m be otir a Indeuof taengtrlP2l4;* Is the I lth Foot, vice Hook, as staled , in the Casette_ of the 3d . .113, have not taken Plane. 4,ZIf FICE OF ORDNANpEi SIFT.. 1,1813,• ilklie,4lcal Estiddishmint for the Military Dgpartment of the Ordner.e. • Ihrgion Nathaniel Hornsby to be a Reiident Surgeon, vice tifity;ll,.retired; Assistant -Sargeon Edward Simpson to be Sari geon, vice Hor nsby ; Second Assistant-Surgeon Doctor Alex ander Macdonald to be 'Assistant-Surgeon, vl;v Simpson; Temper-sty Assistant-Sargeon Thomas Beard, to be Second Assistant-Surgeon, vice Macdonald. Dated August 5, 1013.. Come:dash* tit the Northumberland Regiment of Militia, signed by the Lord l.igittenaat.• a ,Tintes Maxwell, gent. to be Ensign. Dated Angtrt 110,1111, 4 CommiAon In the td Troop of Essex Yeomanry cavalry, elsned 'ley the Lord Liepteniut of the County of issee l • .-.- John JolliffeTufnell, Esq. to be Captain. Dated April 1 . 4 1 11113 ! ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, S.EPTEMBER 4... 4.dmiral Lord Keith has transmiited to Mr.ctplcer dispatches from Captain Sir George Collier, dated from Passages the 27th and 28th . ult. announcing that a successful attack was made upon the island of gSanta Clara, at the mouth of 'le harbour a Saha ebavi4n, at three o'clock on the morning of the 27th, by the boats cif the sonadrop, ender tlat-e.extk: grand of Lieutenaot the Hon. James 4rbuthno t, of his MajestOs ship Suryeillante. The boats were manned by the seamen aod ma rines, and by a party of soldiers, under the command of Captain Cameron, of the 9th regiment, The oply landing : place was under a flight °loops, commanded by a small entrenchment thrown up bn the west point' s and completely exposed to the fire from gripe of the whole range of works on the west side of the rock and walls of St. Sebastian's. These local circumstances enabled a very small garrison, of ap officer and • twenty-four pen, to make a serious resistance, by which two of our men were killed, and one officer of the army, and another pt the marines, and fifteen seamen and marines, were wounded. The conduct of the crgicers and men was highly meritorious i each /vas anxious to be foremost. Lien tenant 13e11, of the ft oyal Marines i had the good for tune first to succeed is getting on shore, and was im. mediately followed try Captain Cameron, of the 9th, and captain Henderson, of the engineers. *Sir George Collier further stales, that the batteries . against St. Sebastian's had opened again on the mor. mug of the 26th, and coniimsed a terrible fire on ,the place till the dale of Sir George's last communica; por e A.- pew sailor's battery had been erected on the island of Santa Clara, by which the works of the place would be enfiladed. The casualties in the breaching batteries were few t H and of the seamen emplqed in them, there had been but one welpided RETURN OF KILLED AND WOUNDED, OP 4 OITAERSIENT OY IMAMEN AND ASAIII43,AT THE ASSAULT ..UPON TUE ISLAND Of•SANTA ON. TYE MOANING OF VIE 27TH Of AVVIST 1813. ".41 - • • irtgp. lubdla Transporc.- 7 Nathaniel t Adkia; SeFikpd Al4te; William Fester, Scanlan. wousinin. Lieutenant Chadwick-, 9th Regirnent; Lieutenant Rare, of the Royal Marines, belonging to his Malesty's ship Ajar. Waddy, Seaman, George Res, Corporal of Marines, and Thomas Cooke, Private Marine, dangerously; James Dinnacombe, Private Marine, dangerously, since dead ; Jtnes Collins, John Newland, Robert Marcy, and Winton; •Sseiih, Seamen:, severely ; flames Rusiell, Seaman, slightly. President.—James M'Creckan, Seaman, severely ; John bkseT, .11/ficine, slightly. • liet;4lu tionnalre.-:None. Midshipf l ian (nallte Rotreported). Transport.-. George Vintner, Ser}an, *gertmlr ; eery Noble, Seaman, troisport. 7 -John trgurtt, smllan,l4,dlY. (Signed) Jell• ACIUTMVOT, Lieutenant cwt aiding Dctictozmilt. WAR DEPARTMEN P. pOWNpICIAIT REIT, SCrTtala Lk 4. A Iltheateh, tif widish the following is as extract, bras been tb. darn:salved at Lord Bothprst's Office, addressed to his Lor' ship by Pkld Marshal the Itslarviis of WeLngton, dated ma ? Angust CS. IYo movement of importance has been made . by thc enemy, or by the allies, since I transmitted my last B.aport. I have received reports from Lieutenant General Lord William Bentinck to the 19th inst. copies and extracts of which I have the honour to enclose, from which it appears, that Marshal Suchet collected the troops under his s command at yina Franca on thr 10th,, consisting of from twenty-five to thirty thou. sandmen, and - Lord William Ilentinok those he within hi . g reach in a ppiltiort on the river Gaya. having suspended all the operations of the siege oi Tarragona. His Lordship, however, was not safe - . fied-avithhia.position. w hich he could not occypy its mfficient strength, as lie had not been joinedby all the stoops widekhe expected, and which was liable tc Lae turned on both flanks. He therefore retired upon Cambrills without loss, in proportion as Marshal glichet advanced, leaving Tarragona open, which place the French have blown np apd evacuated and Marshal Sachet has again retired towards gar. celona, beg to draw our Lordship '; attention partial:. larly to the enclosed report of Colonel Lord Frederick Ilentinak, of the conduct of a detachment of the Brunswick Hussars, in an affair with the enemy on. the 150, fotirely approve of Lieutenant General Lord Ilentinckts having retired, as he had not bees' itb)e to collect his whole force. and did not consider himself :efficiently strong to fight a general action with the enemy. SWISRACT Or A 11PjORT FROM LARD WILLIAM DIDITINCIC • TO TUC MA ROCIS OP WELLINGTON, DATED CAMBRILLS, . AU41.111? On the 3d the Linque del Parque's corps came up to Tarragona ; as did the division of General Sart 6eld on the llth; General Elio could not ware the three regiments of the division of Migares. which I had requested him to send me. On the. 100, I heard that Marshal Sachet had re. turned to Villa Franca from Barcelona, and had brought with him five thousand men. The reports of the succeeding days left no dotibt of its being his intention to move forward; and on the 14th I-learned from the Baron d'Eroles and Colonel Manz*, that, besides collecting all he could frOm the garrisons, he . Ited been: oined by Deeien With six thousand men. ltd ccrnseqiienee of this intelligence I ,suspended all r.opilMeions for the siege of Tarragona. ricer the making of faigines i land} landed neither artillery nor stores. • - ,'there was np pnsition on the Gaya t RS I had in my fortrie,e letter sipposed. There are °ply two carriage. % able roads across it, bet they are at a distance of ter miles from each other.- The river having no water in it, and being only impassable from the steepness of its liaeks, is passable for infantry every where. A. cospa placed in the centre could not reach either flank in time to prevent-the passage of the enemy. General Whatingham, whom I bad sent with hit corps to the Cols,nf San Christina and Llebra, reported them nut to be defensible with so small; Torr.e as we could allot liSiS object, bad intended to pushed on to the Llobregat.- SlichetiS arnry was at one time divided beterpen Bar. c,elona and Villa:Frania, and its environs. A reptdl. intivetient might pos si bly hays enabled me to fall separately. upon his advanced corps,, and to obtain • ,pcitseasirm of the ridge of 'mountain's on this side tke Llobregat before he could have time to bring up his Irmo. from .11arcelona. I could not execute this •rncivenienthefore being jiaieed by Sarsfeld , apd pre, viously Sachet had concentrated his -force in Villa i.grapca and its neighbourhood t 4 4e het'S force has been variously reported, from. twenty to twenty-five : , thousand men. "The immediati vicinity of Tarragona Offered a very good position in itself, trit it may be completely turned by an enemy who, crossing the Cols, should. approach Tarragona :by Valls apd Rent. 10n the 14th ; Sachet moved a large corps upon Alta but'the road being close to the beach. the gan-hoats prevented him from passing, it sods were his intention. On the 14th he drove back the pests on the Cols of Nan Christina and Llebra, and afterwards forced the corps at Brafla, by which they Were'supoorted, 40 re tire. His whole army marched by this route. Urn Suchet's contineing to advance towards Tar ragona, I resolved upon retiril in' the night l *od the army arrived here this motrung without any loss, and without receiving any moteptation from the enemy. If there had been any fair chance of suc.. cess, I would haye given them battle. • Hospitalet. 4nrst 19 . Mr l i ORDI have the honour to inclose the copy of a report which Lord Frederick Bent sec has made to toe, respecting an affair which . took place on the I.sth, when t 4 enemy were advancing towads Tar ! ragona t arid which terminated in 4 manner highly creditable to the Brunswick Hussars, a part of which regiment alone was engaged with a very superior number of the -enemy's cavalry. ; have the honour Fo be, &c. (Signed) W. Beisrtecic, Lieut.-Gen. Field Marshal the Marquis of Wellington, K:q.' camp, taw Cambrili, Aug. 16, 1815. Mr Loan,—ln obedienee to your directions,. marched yestprday afterrioon, with the brigade of cavalry under my comitmod, beyond Nunes and Va.. lobelia, and reconnoitered the enemils column, which was advancing 'upon yells. • As soon as we began to retire,- the enemy tollowed us both with cavalry and infantiy, and a squadron of the 4th hussar: pressed closely upon our rear-guard, formed' by Cap tain Wulffen's troop of tLe Brunswick hussars, and attempted to charge 4 n4 Overpower it. 'The enemy was opposed each time with determined spirit and resolittion i and Captilin Tricheson, with his troop, being sent to 1.4 sap Port of Captain Wulffen, the enemy were driven back; with the loss of one offi cer killed, and another officer wounded, and between 'twenty anifthirty men lift sabred on the field. Six teen prisoners and eleven horses fell into our hands. I bad sincere pleasure it} observing the spirit dis plaxed by the Officers. and men liinnswick hussais. Lieutenant -Col l nel Schrader 3 at all times zeafoua, was p,artidularly'use;ul Oil this ofcasion in restraining the in?ettiosity Of -his men. Circum 1811 i lfittn-1 ieutenaniklrorge llard; from t ' to be Captain of a Trtipp, ittittiout purchase, bf bis wounds, d dvit' 10121, iBl3. ' fki Regiment of bobt - Guards--Captain li'm. A be Captains'of 'a Cbtfipeny and I.ieutettain. • purchase, vice Majoi-G.Bl6ral Murray, appo toand of a Battalion of the tiodi Foot,dated 1 ChVISS 14011:by td lii Lieutenant and Captal ted Aughst 20 ; Entign William Frederick 1 . ". f/Sth Foototo be Viisigo,.viee Hortiby, dated at Regiment of Foot 7 —Captain V. Chisholthe t • ' Psterfraser; killed in actiou, dated August Captains of Companies, wilholit purchaie Wetherall, vice 'Caineson, killed in actidn, 1313 ; Lieutenant William Huhne, vice Chis • c2:36, 181$. To be Lieutenants, without s Weer, vice Anderson, killed In Seth • • 22,1819; Ensigi George Church, vice Clark • • dated August 23, 1813; Ensign Paid Willis say, killed in action, dated Augnst 24, 1813 IVltegeley, vise Witherall; dated Atigust v.;, Lane, vice Hultue, dated August 26, 1813, without purchase : Volunteer --- Dobbs, August 22,1813; Volu•istier .."--. Miller, vi August 23, 1813; Seek;utt-Major --- Stu: son, dated August 24,3 tsi:: ; ”,... Bayley, I , ley, dated August 25, 1813; Hugh Gordou,l turbo resigns, dated August 26, 1813; limes Gent: vice Lane, dated August 27, lAild. • 3d Foot—To be Captain s ot a•Compau/: Lies • • Clough, vice Walsh; killed in action, dated 'lo' be Litt.,emints : Ensign Juh& Twigg, killed in at:nt.'s, dated August . 24', 1813 ; 1 • kienson, vice Gregg, killed us action, dated Ensign F. hitirpky, vice Coldough, 'dated To Ise Ensign : William CaidWell, Gent. vii August 26, 1813. '• • I . ' '.- . . &is lhtto--EnssgaVattliew William Gilder I without purcietse, , vice Campbell; probitnee of lideurim ; dated August 26, lei& ••• Oth lAtto--I.leutenatit Juhn Ackland to he C; i parry, without.purcluise, viesWoodhant, kl tett 'August 9.3 3 .11115. I To be•Lirui manta, w !lout purchase—Emig '', t '', vise Robertson, killed in action, dated •!Ang, sign Henry hilDermott vice . Sanders, dead I tedAugust 24, lel 3;insign William Telfo dated August 25,, 1813; Ensigp J. Syret,.dal i , . Obe lasigni,Tlthold pyrp7ttis7. - Serjeant - Mier / W"' 1 4 vice Brooke', diteA 'ppm • Wi!Haiti lapipt vice ' IVl`Dertnett, promoted ! '"Aurtg 24 i ara4 !OR 1 1016 1141. tr• p t ilee Telford. Vaied Autos' 95, MIL • 'o ke Adiitant—Peetelialat Fdyeard %ow hill. killed* action. Doted ae.kvititt INS. * Ith Ditto—Lientatiant James V. Chartee, from the lot to be Captahl 'pf j Compt b ar, vip 44irtri f Patel tl