The National Register. — London, England, 1813-07-04 00:00:00

JULY 4. Jtjl4Y 4. doe It, Vitt.' ott . them The :inn% u armies ot 'eat the cavalry iii the North. ( the neighbour the army of tl army 4 . 1 Piirt dl The 6111 di Iloneni•aole I aletatned at our magazine: I ea . rot I officer% ',thee Nil Hominid the h l . t the Hal.. W. (Hy isions i the conduct the e ill .ge ot to r( gain po the Adjutant Alevateler anew, It %lag in ellieted di% 6ion. u: too. Sir Ler 'l'l e.e troops rioi.ally rye di visito s, on Cu:out I Stet, 11i i pitto•ell Alalol'"Gt•L M.Tth •11•1 . 1(W•!V formed ; of the 71Ie otlieet theloselves. Majoi -Get Lig the adva divitooti, an toost favour. Lieat.-Ge C.l ti.e it•Sisti It 1 . -.llaste . r-t 1 :ot.ait-(;cia• t and ft . :Master Ge i u r • • : an Colonel I tr.o par Criiitor.i, to w Inch th to them sit elide(' is thc ::s aLci SI•1411 tilt! ing t h e I I 11111 s t II( G re %% ilia ell 11 . 1)111 wort 1,;( I have ft the a tentil operation , , the izretetcs .A :toe Ad !II to CiilOitti Cal L;entettaiit• THE NATIONAL REGISTER. dose to Vit t 1 Have ieasois believe that the enemy can pit off we them one gnu and one howitzer only. The ariny under Joseph kluonaparte cons.stei; at the whole of the armies of iie South and of the Centre, and of four divisi4lll*, and all the cavalry in the aim)? of Portugal, and some troops of the al soy at the North. Gem rai Felix's division of the army of Portugal was in the acighhourhouil of liilhoa, mid General Chisc s l, who conitnands the army of the North, was near Lt.i.romi with ot , e division at the army of Portugal, commanded ay. General Tin pin, and General Vail dcriiiasco's division at the army ot toe Norio. 'llw 6111 division sit the allied army, under Maj , r•General the Iluneuraole Pakesiliam, was lik ew having. been detained at Medina del Pomar for three days, to cover the march of our magazines and stoics. I ca rot extol too highly the good conduct of all the Cenviai officers otficer, and sol.iieis of the army in this ;whin). Lieut.-Oen. Nis Rowland it'll speaks highly of the eondtlei o r G e , i . m u ritfo, an d th e s i ; r,,op• tinder his etnaniAnl, and that of Lieut.-General the Hata. W. Stewart and the Conde d'Amarainin.‘, who commanneo divisions of inf..iiiry under his directioas. He likewise mentions the conduct of tin Hun. /Jiln ...00101.0 017411;1g:n who maiatai tied thew ill .ge of Sabijailiz de Alava against all the (flints of the enemy to ri galli possession of it, and that of Lient.-Colonel Brooke, of the Adjutant General's dcpartim lit, end Lient.-Colonel the Hon, Alexander Abeiciumby, of the Qum fei-31aster-Gencral's depart anent. It %vas impossible for t!.O inre; . !rect: of any trorps to be con• 4111cted in-respirit and regularity than those of ii;ese respective divisions tot Lit ill :General tic E it of 1 . 4 r lionsie, Sir Thomas Me lon. Sir Lowry Coe, and Nlajor-Gencial Clialles Baron Alten. troops ..dvaneed in cche;ons of regiments, in two, and oecit- Isios.ally -•ree huts; and (I c Portuguese hoop, in the 3d and Oh ilivisiui s, tinder the command of Brigadie , General Power and Co:onel Sullins, led he march, with a steadiness and gallantry never aim pio;sed to.; any occ.t•ion. Major-Gcneral the Hon C. Colville's b 1 ;pile of the 3d division etas sc . , ioo•!y ..ttarked, in its advance, by a very superior lot ce, well formed ; wl:ich drove it in, -up. d orted try General Inglis's ie ut (lie 711. division, coninonated by C, loner Grant, of the B•2d. These officers, and the troops under their command, distinguished thuniselves. Maim-General Vandeleni's In igade of the light division was, dur ing the advance npoi ia, detaelit d to the support of the 7th division, and Lieut.-6411mi the' Lad el Dalhousie bus reported niost favourably .of its condt.ct. Lieitt.-Ge• e;.11 Sir Ti:oinas Graham particularly reports his sense cdtiie a , sistiowe lie rerei‘ed from Colonel Delaney, Deputy Qum - - tt r-.llaster-Genei al, and 11ora Lieut. Colonel B uv ei ie, th-e Ad :ott.int-(;citecal's De!lartnictit, anti trtm the linkers of his t...t1, and tisoni the Hon. I.ient.-(:ulinwl Upton, As•i,tata Qoartet - - :114,ter General, and Major taupe, Ist division : and i'.ldjor-tieneral Oswald reports the same or Lit ut.- (olonel Berkeley, of the A-ljutant General's Department, and Liettk-(Motu(! Gomm, et' the' (4warto-Mastsr-Gent.r;d's department. I tna particularly indebted to Li. iitenant-General Sir 'l'lloilias Crahani, and Li( iitel.ant-(;(4,cral Sir R. %%laud liill, for the manner to ve Inch they have respectively conductell the sere ice entrusted to them since the coo menceincnt of the operatic:is, which have eiultd hi the battle of the -21,1, and till* C(:lllil:Ct in that battle: t:s liKeeei•e to ')larshill Sir ‘Viihaiii Beresford, fn.: the frietidiy advice 11:.(1 ie hist:dice inch I have received from him upon all cce.otions e:ulin. the late operations. I must not omit to ti.enti.in, likewise, the conduct of til( neva! s‘lio nls the Gallietau iitin2,•, Who made a fore.Lt! march from ()relona, and teas act:tally on tLe gri,tinei in rea(iii;e4s upport Ste Thottati Gi :111;Iva. I have fiequen ly been indebted. and have Ind occasion to c:: 1 .1 the a• teution of your Lord.:,i i , to the conduct ot . the o.lart: I`,l,lst. ‘v - ho. 111 the tail operation, and in ll.(' battle of the. Vist instant, has ae:::ht the tryttetcst assist mice. 1 am indeotcd 1-.!1•11 to Lord A) lute r. the Depaty—Adjutant-Ociieral, and to the Officers of the Atimiant and Quarter-Nlaster-Generai's 1). partuftuts respf c tiec,:„, a:td to Lienienant-Colonel „Lord Fitzroy S , liiierset, 1.4 Colonel Campbell, and the Officers of nay personal Sta:f, ars;? to L;eutenaut-Coloing Sir IZieharti Fhsteltk..r, and the Officers of the Itoval (!mitniel sercne iii , 2litie.s the Hered;tary Pritiee c.f . (11.an::e was la tiw field o 4 Inv Aid-de-c:dilip,l:iid euadtiestud Lim l( It li I. Mar('Pse::iii (lel Campo I)o; Luis WinliSeti, and Inspector 6:lcri.ll Dou 'lluipa4 O'LL)roitt ) i.nd tip Gt.ECe*.'s tl..c i4c , ssorashon -- %Yams. arum, have invariably rem e:i•efl me every ri , ko !alive in their pouer iii the course of the operations ; and I avail • ii self this oppertonity vein essii:g my satisfaction at their ea iiduct as iikew ise with that of Alat•ecled del •aimpo Dun Miguel d Ala"• :IA ut rigadic 1 . -General Don Joseph O'Lawlur, who havi : been bo lung and so usefully ernplo3h d me The artillery was must judiciously placed by Lieutenant -Colonel Dickson, and was well set Yeti, Will the alloy is particularly i indebted to that corp?. The nature of the ground did not allow of the eavah? being ...feet rally engaged, but the General Officers, commanding tht t.,everal *urigadcs, kept the troops under their command tespectively • lose to the infantry to support flu as, and they were must active in the pursuit of the evenly after they had been driven through Vizi aria, • I send this dispatch by any Aid-d e -Caul) C pfain Free' muitle, vilioni I beg leave to recommend to your Loi dship's pro U •etion ; he will have the honour of la . ving at the feet of his Royal 14 mes* the Prince Regent, the eohnir• of tile 4th b..ttalion of the 10 Ali re giment, and Mar,hal .10nrdat,':4 }talon, of a Marshal of 1 'ranee. taken by the Erith regiment.— I have the Lotionr to he, (Signed) W ELIANO N- I enclose a return of the killed and wounded ut the late opera tion, and a return of the ordnancc and ammunition captured in the Action of the v.tst instant. .. • . `iv Lon n, Iran:wt._ June 24, 4 nl3. • _ , 'nn di pa: tole or Capta;:i rieto.aot:e vlog hi-en ttelar this tidy, by ti.e neces.ity i t inaKing up the 'founts, I have to re port to )(nu . I.4ndship, that we has e coutintwd to pursue the e lemy. whose re:a reachei! Pamplona this day. We have date 11 .cm ax much injury as has been in our power, considering the %tato of the sseathcr and of the toads; and this day the advanced guard, eon sisting of My:or-General Victor Baron Alten's brigade, and t Ist and 3.1 battalio:,. of the regiment, and Major Ross'ii to flop of IL•rse artillery, took fro:a them the renaming gun they had. They ;:avc entered Painp!oo,:, the' chore, with one howitzer only. General Clat•el, uho I:ad na:ler his command that part of the Army of the North, and one divi-ion of the Army of Po rtugal which was not in the action of the'4lst, approached Vitioria t the lid when he heard of the avtion of the preeeding day, and ii u:iu then. the 6111 division, which had just aurived under toe coo n tana of Major4;einoal the Hon. E. Pakentoun, he retired 111)11.1 La Guardia, and has since marched upon de F. to. It is probable that the enemy will continue their retreat into Frio! cc. I have detached General Gir;l with the Ga pur suit of the convoy which 1110V4 d 1 . 11/;11 Vitiuria oil the murals , ; of the (Utli, %%hid; 1 hone i will ovcrt.dse heio)re it reachc a 114.4 •Ont:e. I have the honour to be, the (Siglicti) WELLINGTON. NAMES OF OFFU'ERS KILLED /IPIItSII-1 lth light thy Holt. Thi'llUSoll, at. t a d w i 10 tl it • J t ;th light dra w ) ti. ; 1:2 - 11 dim), C..rt.ct IEII Hil:its, Capt. Ftitir..• ; .Iti. 1-t Doti eldju'ittit B.ttl.er ; sth :1(1.,otot tli• 1.:;ISIOn K 11041; 17111 F'l()t, t.lll 1.11•11!! , Ila I ICV 11111 ; Ll*-11t. Petel ; ? ` )AI Fl4Ol, ISt 13:111. Ca pt. 0111 V ; Capt. : 1 11110 VPII Ulil l F.,:vigti Pot ; 71-t I't 13a11 Lieu% Col. Holt. Coil. Hal!. owl C. V•Keti,o ; rt. Latl. I,irut. Carrld ll3d lle.tt. '2(l 11:itt. r.nd ; V7ti. 13:111.1:11-ic,rt .reedy ; 1? -pt. ad Bait. Campt4ett ; -Ith ‘'ulul.teer Eli: NA ',TES OF OFF', in IV(1(' 13 r! istt. l't,M I ill TO I), J U N I -- jfi thi t , oo ) l 6, Copt. Sitwell, severriv ; Is! Boil. l.it ut. 'et ; I;ll;kvick Oc'o, SCI t•rr!‘ 1.1 11,! ‘ rl Scut., V 4 -;10;1,4 ( . 1 NV. Dillibe Anti ; `L:d Eu•lkeis, Lieut. 4:!‘ y, sevei. Iy. ON TIIE Ji.l•4l'• General St. AT: ':11/1 •Vit . ll. 1;10 1 1 40.) • ('i.:ll 1 11e, sit- 1411 v ; 11!aj r the to dojo, r:•; 4 1. Q 11. , f4i 4); (:a11t.134, "I. 11. 11''..; 11, Fusii• 1)_ A• A. tl. (iisto ; 11.4 v, 1Z41;415).:t)04., A:d 11,141--(34.44. ••4.‘ el% Iv ; 1)1ag0c.,4) :halm':, Aitt 4.4 Comp if) .11,.;4 r .t.;4-4 11 . ; d e c ati p i , T O m ajor .. Get). Vri•!Yi44.. 9.;) 1.) 1:1 A. 1). C. Nlojor. Gt•II. 1.(4444 . 4., di:l4. ; \\4444rivo.ar, II•4%;41 ‘les!..t to y ; 3d licit 4:11: Gitiartis 1.4.0 t. \V. Slewdit, 54.% ett•J 1:11 . 44 .r; ^ ::[I•, artl :.:rut. the no : It I)r , 4^. titu 11 41010. al:li ci;r II) ; 1St!) Cap% it. c4tiew, sect ly slitcv deij) to.d CI tt:\ ; At tiiler,y, Lit ur. ditto; icly ; 6)1, . J. fait i. ;larger t 11(1.1. • •• •