Star. — London, England, 1810-10-26 00:00:00

• LONDON GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY.' 'FRIDAY, AMUR 26. . VOWNiSIG.STREET, OCTOBER 25. •• ' • Dispatch, of which the following is an !strut, was bit night reccived.by the Earl of Liverpool, oils of his Majesty's Princir pal Secretaries of Stare. . !extract of a Letter from Lieutenant Colonel &sting, datCdßoutL bon, July xi. . I have much 'pleasure in forwarding, to ioor• Lordship p copy of my dispatch, under this date, to the Right liottourabb the Governor General of India; . and I hope the ctaduct of the forces enacted to my command may meet with the gracious ap probation of his Majesty. . .• • - . . • To N B. Edatonstont, Esq. Chbrlbeatirp to Cre7xina#4,l • Si R have the honour to iefiort• that the force; .consisting of one •thattiand.eight:N264o4. 4atepe-414 and one thousand eight .hundred troops, *ld& tii! Right *psonsigste theer,Cuternot General-of. nClit o in .Cduncq, hia been Pleated to* fide to my Ordere . iand directianiS' • the island of Bourbon, shrived. 'R . .odetfOes On pie 20th of June, at whieb dine I was absenkost,the itn; portant duty which has alreadxheen detailed, for thi . information of iris fiordskii, in tny.letterselltlo.46di .Of the . seine •• • :i-^ -.. . The intelligence which I Alien obtaisied-+ellithletlite at once todecide upon a'plan of attack''" - "' '`` 4: ,.. ;• " ! •• - On* Seib Jane t - 9 1#3nottiii . siiiighyi , V TWil l till, ifilittle bi04 . 0 1 ,n4 I,trige**ar' r:Alsiri ,:b1 letatite tilt'd Bonaparte, anchored inVarlajornitsabill J3oadicea off Fort Duican, in the.island of Roderignesi . No time was lost in making the necessary arrange; ... ... ..... rnents list. the ~eduction of this island, as well as4o ... parryinginto effeetthe ulterior object of the eipeditints: • From -the unfavourable state of the weather We •, were delayid at ROderiguesuntil the morning if _the . Sd initan‘.When we Weighed anchor, and proceeded '!.o . thejimipt.,p(Fende*vous, fifty miles to windward of thejsland , rif Bonaparte,. which point we reathetat four o'clack in the evening of the 6th, when, in con• sequence bf the idiCiops arrangements made by Conithoilore ROwl4 k and the indefatigable zeal and exertions of CaiiialitiVYM of the:Sirius, Lambert of 'the Iphiginia;Curtis of the MigiCienne, Willoughby of the Nereide,...iia. j o utina. Robb, first of. the • Boadicea, the wbole-of the troopswererenscivdd•fned • the transports. and 'embarked in the frigaiiii sOhieb immediately stood in for the point; or dellkkifioii.:. '1 It will Appear by . ifre dispoSition made ; in 5h.c.P. 1 .4 of attack, :for striking the first blow..at ,the 'mantis capital,. that .there were two objects in villWir-1 ", prevent a protracted warfare in theinteridififis - ,try almost_ inagetWO e to 4r! invading _armx ;Am • itecondly; i&insure; .the final reductiOn Or .1i0: Plana in the **ea; time possible, by securing the priniipnl .garrisoniAntdAteoovernor and Commander in Cl 'whom.l'kneei kite it St:fiatt l ta-• '. . ' ".. .1 . The first brigade composed of his Majesty's tetl! regiment. the first battalion 6th regiment of Maara4 native infantry, and a • small detail of arillierf_444 'pjoili!eii, efimmffitlidi.4 by Lieutenant Cole el F . -- itgi . . . . .iratTotalered toiand at Grand Chaloupe,. and . : 'seed by: tbelneuntains direct against. the side; of the enemy'Acapitil 1 7 whilst the 'second, third an fourth brigades were to land-at Riviere des ;ivies,'. 'andlto forte the lines of defence extending frOm the , 'l3ittOr redoubt on the north or seaside; to the redoubt N0..11. on the south, And from thence to cross the rear of the town to the river St. Denis. • • ...• • - • About two o'clock I'. M .. . on the 7th, the( scrim' ships having reached their stations, the' beeili• (rem §t, Marie, to Within gun -shot of the IMperial battery, was. reconnoitered by 'Captain WilloOghby .of th, toyakaavy, and Lientenant-Colonel Campbell of his Majesty's Sd regiment, commanding the 4th brigade, or the advance. The weather being then moderate, and the enemy not appearing in strength, it was determined to debark *4 trait* Accordingly Lieutenant-Colonel Camp bay . wit b, one ; hundred and fifty light troops of his brigade, and 'Captain Willoughby of the royaLturryi commanding a party of seamen, and appointed to superintend the landing, immediately pushed Of, and . l landed their men about four o'clock. Liettfllaixt 7 Colonel Midedd, •of .his, Majesty's. 69th regiment ) , commanding the: 3d brigade, with one hundred and fifty men, effected a landing nearly at the samotimet , hit, at this moment, the wind, increasin g'iiifh much viqlencerraised The surf to in unevected height w isOd.i several boats heinistOve on the beach, tholancling4. more troops that evening became itnpraeticable, This important 'object was not. • bow/ever,. given up, until an erperiment, concerted- with •Coinntodorei Rowley, was put in execution. A' small transport (the thlney) was run upon the beach, in hopes that the troops might be enabled to land over her stern or cinder her lee, . Thieservice was pertOrmed by Lied* tenant Lloyd, /d of ' the Boadicea, with the usual' in.. trepidity which. :distinguishes our navy = but the trio.' knee of the weather, and natural dillicultics of 40. illation, were such as to frustrate the intention proposed, It now became necessary, if possible, to comattuu cate with Lieutenant-Colonel Macleod, the Senior Officer with the detachment on shore, which in land ing had the whole of their ammunition damaged, and had lost a considerable number of their arms. . Lieutenant Foulstone, of his Majesty's 69th Regi ! 312 mt, in the most handsome manner, iolitnteered to a:vim through the-surf, his services were immediately accepted, and that officer accordingly conveyed 'my orders to the Lieutenant-Colonel to take possession of an I occupy St., Marie for the night. 4,,,..: 4 4--'.. (wined .Ibl Cmupbell ktrong Lieutenant-Cob el Clarges was well advanced wards the west of the town with five companies of hl4 Majestys 69th regiment, to forte the batteries Oil tif4 ~ Sea face j and Lieutenant-Colonel Drummond, corn. manding the 2d brigade, had reinforced with the Royal Marines of his brigade, the position so gallantly maintained by the- Sr* brigade, on the West of the river St. Denis. a- •• - _Through the tuitions of Major Taynton, cot* manding the Artillery, and of Captain Macintosh of the Bombay Artillery, assisted by Lieutenant-Colonel Claws of the 69th regiment, and Lieutenant Lau: kern of his Majesty's ship laNereicte,commentling party of fifty seamen, I was enabled4o Vet ilbtwar two field-pieces, and one four an half inch howitze r { ;which were descending the mountain, stud irdard hay .been in action in less than half an hods:" ThilwoUld. have insured the result ,of the prernerditived attiik or, in the event of any disaster, secured OUr tetieat which latter was, in my opinion, next to an " impost sibility. ; • -; -4 Affairs were thutartbaked; When I reeetvedii sage from the left that the enemy had sent' oat' a trumpeter, with air Offieei, to demand a suspensida of arms, and on honftrable terms to surrender the ,as u IA ' . 'There WAS not alligerot ta be lost in saving sit enemy CompletelflAiliciSpkoUld I accordingly, .' ed 41iiirdiateordeiilor the troops to halt. . f ." L: j am that my situation prevented my •mpi municating, agreeably to his Lerdship's orders, *kW Mr. Farquhar, who Wtai onboard of his Majesty's du ll Boadicea, upon the'ternis which Commodore ftowlT and myself deemeckproper to grant to a brave thoaab vanquished enemy. ;c I should have mentioned before, that ore my tat& ing at Grand Clraloupe, I had detached 'eolith; Hanna, with two companies of his Majesty's Ist tat. talion 56th Regiment, to La Posscssime, the batteries of which place he took by aisault in the most gallant manner. Thus, Sir, in a few hour* has this rieh, extensive, and valuable Colony been added to his gracious Ma jesti's Dominions, with a population of upwards of ;one hundred thousand souls, and with a lees on our Tart comparatively trifling when the nature of the `service is '4:ml4dt/redo a return of which accompanies this dispatch, with n copy of the Capitulation. . ot: i The whole.of th e service has been conducted dd. slcompletely to mr satisfaction, that, where praise ,ibe just claim of all, it may be considered invidi - -, ) select ; however, the truly military style, ani . LX'api- - 1 4 of the movementi ,f the lit brigade ' .calls (or r 7 most. unqualified:4,as to Lieutenant-Colonel: 'reser, the ofilm:rs and men under his coat*** K ka!ir,ig*li l o l V ooq 4 1 . 1 44ktit•cisPIPOS I NsIc - . rOd as. 4 o..ampbel. and, theixoops under their bo landed under the greatest difficulties, d ' by the weather and an'abliost inaccessible beiCh::7 s . My thanks are further due to Lientefiant-COldiall MacleodTor the gallant mander in which he todkliett session of the batteries of St. Marie, . , .. ..,.,. ~..: To Lieutenant-Colonel Drummond ' , commanding. the 2cl Brigade, the service is much indebted for lite mid and effectual support which he gave to' lit . Brigade b •nor can I withhold m 7 appribothin of the ctioiluct of Lieutenant.Cottel of the Royal. Matinesp !who, with the detachment under his command, acted with the usual intrepidity, of that corps. • ... . -. , I am well aware that I cannot add to the well; earned fame of Commodore Rowley, commanding , his Majesty's squadron, whose merit as well known, and Anti appreciatesl;,lnit I *like* . feel grateful for th e cordiality with' Ithich cco, operated with me throughout the service.; ant!, as fast, "as the success of the Expedition depended Upon the' naval arrangement, the praise is unquestionably dice: to him. L o , To Captains Pyrn,,,, j e ambert, Curtis and - loughby, of th e goyil Navy, commanding the flip , also Captain Snows of Provisions, who commanded the 2cl Be ion 12th Native Infantry, from the time of its, balding, until the immediate service was ever. The judicious arrangemgnu of Dr. Harris, super. intending Surgeon, claims favourable Notice* .let does also the teal and attention of Mr. Burreal/0s vies, of the Bombay Zstablislunent. • troops without exception, his Majesty's and the Honourable Company's, the Royal Marines. and Seamen, conducted themselves with that courage and energy so truly characteristic of British soldiers. A have only to regret that the nature of the service was such as to preclude the possibility of *qua* em ploying_ all .the troops. as lam well assured that,' under any circumstance of service, their gallantry nod good.conduct would be conspicuous. • - . On the 9th, agreeably to Isis Lordship's onlereekir. Fatiguhar was sworn ia Governor of thi n colony its Skpeadencies, at whistricarasony Comaiodoni Rowley and myself anemia. 7 . - • .4ans fully satisfied, that the mild and corcUiatoryi Amassers of Mr. Farquhar, added to the 'pratectioal whhdt British laws afford Mussily to all, will weedily( have - the effect of phichrg *this island in the most flotisishing conditiod; by•shewing to the inhabltanti ..thefsfareace betweaa ,a just Government and that! 47 1 4PAT1104.9Ppsvisiess from which they have Wall relieved. • • . ..'Lieutenant-Ccland Campbell, with the Ranh ; Sri.} **ft l was dispatchet on the 10th for St. Peel's,. *hick place he immr,ctiately occupied, causing - ISW' of die enemy, composed of troops of thilioe, Garde. Nationale, Creole Militia, Sty.- to surrender ;tlteir arms. .!": rhave deemed it proper;for the e present, to divide the island into two districts, North-east and South wen, in order to facilitate the distribution of the troois to the different outposts, and I have the satis faction to say that those arrangements have been al ready erected, andthat that part of the force intended to be employed on the ulterior object of the expedi tion is now in readiness to move at the shortest notice. • T • • - t _ Campbell, of his Majesty's SW Regiment, is the bearer of this Alispatch, to whom, as an intelligent and valuable officer; I beg leave to re. fee his Lordship for every particular. have likewise thought it necessary to transmit a cy of this dispatch directed to England,for the in. focliAtiOn,of his. Majesty's Ministers, and have ac. ;cordingly orderetion . that duty Captain Parkinson, of .Majesty's 33d Regiment, Deputy Adkitsoit-Ge - 'meal, an intelligent and erperienced offiitialS rears s; • 'standing in the servic e i:,.,Od — whom, -si,l hates al . Stilted in the boat inf iny. letter, Van! nisch,. c. - HUM 16 XENON'S. ilfet4i i ir7o. fC tS • gue4 " ra.7. - 1 - 7 . 7 ' • • 'Liii‘itlititOr4:oooo43 Ueidieartere,St..Paers, wow Atierbia, Jails . • • I • •(S • / AC • *• , ''> s»P4 **sox 7. 1 •• • 1 • . - 4. * LIST Or orrieles DA? . 14 " Qu4P44. • . 'Whantsen, slightltwounoug. alesty s scltltegiinen6—.l.letiseinait John Graham Matittr, - , julls4 ; Major Win. T. Eilwardr„ slightly Wounded; iltste , , • Pant Michael ereagh,. Brigade Major, ; datigersously woyededi • ilbutenants Archibald Wept and A. K. Blackall, son* AT/banded ; Lieutenant John Wilk, slightly wounded; • Ulan; Immo* wititc oeveretrwoundtet. Oilseed) Kw , lonaXnamis, Captain, Deputyi.- 44=otiedkireii. • Ketiirii of Killed and Wounded 'in . th e tarot e * Lietitenant•Colonet /Coning, at the attack on Si: , the I,Lind of Bourbon, the ash 11110. _ _ Dow at Doe*, died" plariodr it. az. Summit., pow es 2/%4 1 6,46 • Vasnsdi'lsrAai ll t • • ~.... _ .. ... . ~ • ~,, :-... ~ I," -tii"". l l so Maims ley ;mint Lk et stielardiastle sea - .A,41,6' a iiiii,,,, bora fined is die tilleaddee- awl •Ikagird; Tero id*. Dell* la Os Captilie St die .11114ppa i s it n 7 Ilis Maxi* M4inifs iaddieline. gin anes, seer din cosinniad or Linswas‘Colowillaillis. Unnikieadori vi . Paella. Moon and is inidi a lm, lidditerp Sims c Mowed Os Owilioli=. - . es trot Twontyytourmdm, il li dr iB . l l 7 : date Derelve-poan a elm .: Isseeers._ Help az • s: , ool4 3lnuatu ivoopil :4 o.6.4 l , Wd Caidigis c • • 1 alp 1/1 - $4 Ulinaldrietadd, • :,- , . j.. II ben Tweiveemnbo b ilijill rittpktigiil: 411.1110/.• • •••':- .-- • .' 4 •. - .4: ..: i•,.) .. .3, -_ws ...„ ... . . . . Vriishillidi from seerumi al l=iariai;iiiebn a t op 1 alidev anitetadie :- ! • . set koNr i shot A l Allifo ir toN.ltillotelle j 0 ,44 4409 i --•.• .-...._Coliiii!_ _ i tios Mel doh sotealleirs led b illapliini- fir *Pewit 'A:: ~S talillWA!!efeilMlO•elneonsultid *awl ( L ess i meelleidlie maim W MAIM . TAilliTitde abeibeillisif 3 Ilisall s; op isallietuNeris . . _ . _Lam Used% pan la crowds i sed NN F ;l = of at l•iii: ii tiaiiiebed Astra AA Wtyitriler iiiirtibie ii6Lstert4tottsits, ceate4et j. :hid ippurtitiaigellor Iliiiiesseisolhill *Wks:hit smat eritik : Theielui Oil* '.llll4eVAiliftcirs'iecirk.ifekse; Sad ii liblekioS., ilese- Willi' flie4tetpdilti- teas, : I=if Milehirderailed'aeirmitirli* 'eoeli - ei time will admit.. - • I ' s''• " '. _ _f . _ _4/m07.`..- 1 :esimAireiaanaliurraer 'ions, I A Thar. Ala. MA Iron; Minitel di Swim CareiseseT-rs as -Foibles, ad an Bar."t=i - 7. ' -- • USing°lo#l,-111# " 111b r/Ve l l" •-• i-a.poisader,* ' ••• '`. • ' linsupenneed-7-iroa telleipena,-- ./---; - . % ..f .i. • e litionntel on Boos—e laet a le= o. s *WI dna, I 5440di'ditto.—Toial MO lupe round shot of oftrunodagiapiAablint emit tershpt,llo empty ikons of 7 . .r -a, 550111114 . pan ., •OE rtes, i, Soon pounds papoirda, - 46 t meets with normets, 1 3 , 000 alp' 4. iIbsPOILIMAse Sol attskst Sims. . . , -;. N. D. In the town; 7 j iftbeids ntili A irs there - were found ordnan4 , olaftveskt • caii4l , s.,l hundred and forty-five, aid tear kindred and pint Iwo stands of arms. The 14140141 m! sitsforVi at the other districts of 1i0t116944, have not Pt_ 11 0 a received, but a Committee is now in o l l3 Yedi 4 S i g an account sachem, andis:pitticolar return of Vasil' articles vill be ieiwatded with all radio* .itr .. . .... ._ . ... 14.n ) . n • - ' ' - * • 'E. PotairinaO4:per. Adj. Gc - D. Reis; Cosimissary of .Stoics I . • . • !c' 0CPP,1.4j0121/ jr • W:l3 3.16546 4 .44* F i r ei r a4.1 ira 6. - • "f. 44. ~ + a.,l ' .'jr Virifth 444014 -.- UP* , Is ilia fruni - VitiQuotor setlia;:ciianial t ...,,,,. er-as4issoiveraps NA Jim* ettirellitilbeelllin_' .11.2 .''''. - ' :.Niflasenta...lloMOV lN 1 4 101 . ..."Po i r *I ifijskllck 00. 01 14W/ 00 0n * 1441 - 111 **.r,. : the Y9rs.untic";9f::thek. •44F 4111 aiP 6 ! a nd _ l4l* Wit 004 41) l i.ogland by iheliettourable CAPP° , S' , Alp Sarah Chrisdkna, I had the honour to comae. T *". * 4vices•l:lstyleosuived Iron; the Gowss. ' " ,14 qt . Judia, of tbswipppe -then proceeding 40 tha 414,,ti,cit .1 13.0detigues, for, the. reduction of the isiv 04:Wu:tut, and of the nlpsice.objects igkiS/4 010. elation i A is withspeculiaraatisfaction that lawny to acquaint you, that .by the arrival of the eonsPIF ship the Anna, st this anchorage, on the qfth Iwo°. I JAW received from Captain Rowley. the lispst% of which the accompanying is , g copy, ananaaciii orl.**Snder of the Isle of Bourbon to his wing'. ;gab fq , mituiption, on. the 9th of July. ' - 7 An proceedings of the Squadron in conjuactidt 194 k 4ke,itillitary force, tinder the command of Ulu - • • tenaza-colonel Keating. are so fully detailed in C4' tain ItMey'S said lett e r with its acomP animesti d : that it restains only for ale to congratulate their Log lts~.tl.. ~.: ;' ‘-• * ThiLberdct ____„"lt a g i " l6 4-__,,____ isu -- • 6 : • ' .4.e4a, ~.... • i' ,l . - 1 . 11 2Zitt.g.0.-, .4 - Citi l ii i rra l rtra m b illil iti ft i t blarieod in.*. umwatasinass offloor-sorn-oposw• .., . !!!x.rr..w. .. ~ ~ ... am - ' ,• ' was* due ths oh *pat, le tbe „ midst iit ai 1 telt*h`aosigfaribis detachnsimt -- . dile ' t . 41 S p it iv eft - , ' IftilenolksztVlOpoos dosta s t ei hka ltks . • - trier:- !--• • - • ' vc. i‘ - .:!" - ": 4 ‘.. .f .. % I *now* ni- g- ht ; :-• . TRl F = t r . • ' .: .: :-' ' '", -- - .% • - ' ; ~- :'. ' ' ; • i a WAS likedk tb l easibi • . . , • ~ • . to 6 .' . " . # " ' ~ . Sieved with a• - . . Idi. • 4at i g e thstattlrPf elanalliarili db. 161 " .. Rowley, Ste *" 00/ 6 411 C *ay Unceataia , ..o l i. #' ..: ..,... . *Ciatrticularli titla *EWA* io- . ' . • ; At "It ..e ion eicielins , haiku oio s rd the- s i' bria 44 ' .l ' 4ll ‘ die.' 1ta 1 4440. 1 .4 4 (I ;Ow Oa 0 0141 0 4 1 t7 a .1 1 0 11 0_ 4 A - Sileem b ; • L uess::= 4l .o2hl4 I that , patched, aIMIK ten ceclo i ck P.M. to Grand Chaltiope, tit p.tost Nicer was .onsiols. wounded Oa- Wr i inn= ama sd littg i lVe.Oss Hos. c. 1 4. 14 1 ' to which plaCcit was determined that the Midicea, .211t1g.peitmblw - init, wben itaill* : )eadiniMst„R •ri e ' A s k e t t h e ra se d et B eeeri ;;;;Z ie th L, „ " l4 er• with such transports as had military stares on boarcl, party of seas** S bat td the 12;417 lif my dispatch 4 kitagliawsis htsisstr i the t , sf he Dolt st rasi7 ek t should follow in the ; morning. - ' that his name wok omitted,) ni hlslfilesty'i .' , . 1211 "'"N as tr as t i Z emm te °dm' Baur/ Nadas* is i e OM POW Cipitlibtion oak According to sliis arrangement Captain. Lambert Booth cei, Chadds of the tpht Lookers* opmaions 9 rd of the Iphigenii, being left with directions from Com; the 2.lereide : I must likewise .: 'tills opportunity a:Z ial ." 1 1: uppais tilicw ,ik jr& tr ove y uck cat modore Rowley to seize: the first-Moment of moderate of ezpreising my. ttpOlattiost .l 41, conduct cf Lieu.. t!,..chelostemara 7 stun is msk a ßg i emet .":4 7 ,.. weather to debark :that part of: th e 9d brigade .then tenant Pyre of *OlOO .: .. Vso was wounded :re v s o l d iit t"zt= si z te itis r awita. ids2 4 *oat board of hiss hip, I proceeded With - the Commo- While under my., _ . . 49610140i5t AiglamPP: got ail* ikiscialsAtsless, .7'77 1 .111 "'" ' • "'' " ' TM slaps aim &Nib/ - - di e s •- • ! dare in the Boadicea, on the morning athe Bth, with her . . ...... . 4-• .:, . - . b es iiiief. we e; • a l ga • the ,_ 11 " 6 1114„ ill • -• •• . the remainder of the 3d and 4th brigidel, and'elike ', ' The Coninaltsing Mc, fill CPIS* ilili . 411 4 1112:: acpasoi I_•_ ! sitaws lastshiptisbt e 4; 7 :::::: ted a handing' to leeward, at Grand Chalcinpe, ab®t Menu,_ tite heads of OzTaztam,l4 Psi tin whale o :. th te et t i l= it e pT ee ll e t m w d r e Z e he'r u 7 t lt s _the la• eleven o'clock A. M. f Ale ztalt liners tntritCd MY trarPAst aPluilotion ;--...! se.sanoeighr theasssisas Oman Oillail l e bp ea k i ir si t _, . , . m . ,_ With this - force under my immediate con:Maar 4 _Cgira!?rarantiou of his. Majesty's =a rerrairto i d a i ddeeadei et ekt i ik ehohhed p s iaked instantly moved forward by the mountains i4t tiii4 •Dijoifty Adjutant -aeirs4 corni!sOP4 MY Puticilisr lmps* wid his Odissei.sadsd disk ssillatsisi the ph& o'clock A..M. passing over the heights, I reeditatil: ilsj,MS, n 4 only, for the conduct of his own inignedi: .las *ass °0 ieeoai ll FalLs t : e ts y =e4 to inatrvi diddr zl o s - tered the enemy's position, and by four o'clock.* ate . deParitssit . tt, but for the active assistance which he *mobs* fer ihs Cart of Gasti.livia strr as e s s eed . "at formed the necessartaidangedients 'for die . "aek itawdird Me Wherever required. - --, .. l l 'ipt ic e. imal a r d up s efe roe , fandi r ipon dsalib bk , lo4 . 4 llll ":. nive ls,r a to semir ibe lio upon his capital. ! :...: 71!1 -- ; ,- .r- S ;.-, - '''.": Atifjpr Tiotnon,. the Depety Quarter-Mastir-Gonel _ ti . sza. a lly the Ws er La 614 hi refibial si. 1: , Major Austen, at the' hditiV se flie ' Ilth ients* fskt 4* also InTthanksfor his zeal and an em i a"' i ':' •••-• tibsolotelinlttis milt fobs Mid . ''' grenadiers, and 12th native infantry, had receinstiiii . . Te. caftt4list 1 3 4ars Vhe acted es ear 10441 e'Coasati 01 , .134.1E„._blitleitorldIPArt*P s ~,,' final instructions to assail the town in th e sear. I.l l ll4..koriAe much indebted for the assistensowkiall 4" sett *w _ Z.= y t rio . -- ,s , . ~x,ieatenant Colonels -Macleod' °like tlititi-anst A jri . ved from him during the service. . tler ea* r. sp=sbllaalla . ..,.... ..... ? Campbell of the 99d, hachdreadypassed the - eneitOi Pass-ciaer unnoticed the Pal and'actisity izaaa • zize4 dip alar kbandriag: -Tyr•-:. ::::-.- 1 / 1:1111 strong position on the east of the town E froitt the gdi I)o4eistenant Blackiston,,, senior Officer of Engineers; , 'Rs hr, agog* sad di for to No. 5, redoubt .. . • -: I. : .1-:. I NA ,. tbieoccasions as also that of Captain Snow ; t.ils i t),llte P"i's!tr si la VlLllTlLltsitensit 'kr Brigade.—His My's WA Bilifosant --1 • , 11111.• kalif, Amok and Mal *Bled i k *ler, 4 sal 11 4111, jeatits; 2 shimmers, 47 rink and Me, wood betaelutient tat Battalion Stia kaileasist.Natlie *antry-..1 'limi t: and Blo.killed, 7 lank and Me sioninied. --,i D r e f c l ume i n of Pioneers.. 4 askew* Ille killed. 24 Bof-e — R?Yal Marina -1 rank and (* . Piled. .... . - sd'll e.—Elts Majestimyritli It .rn -mt--,Skank_ and kb NBA 4. stk balgadt..—Flask tiorps.•;- . 1 eft OP VW Virritani • ~" , Crank and Me, 1-seasswor; - . Detackosent.ef his Majoare isoksaille Up ' 14 , s rank and Ile Pionevri—s . rank and ale - Totalt Subaltern, 1 Sqlost 16 S si .and Se. kilk43 I , .. --' Major, T-Sokititii, 6 "4 Divigstirs 04 t . . rank. pita* Milllnsoo. .• PM* ..... -., _ 1 -• ' Atfitompaye .',•• . --- ma Dept/ AstolOmdU so o the Fatei‘ 4 p final a . iNe ••• " : d g