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f V FROM The • GAZETTE EXTILIORDEV:4RY. DOWNINGATREM AUGUST TS, I. Dispatelses, of which the following are Copies an I It x tracts. were this day ,receive., at rbe Mice of the Lord Viseount Castlereagh, one of his Majesty's Printipal cretaries of grate, from Lieatersaot-Geoeral the Right Mi. miserable Sir Arthur Wellesley, K.B. dated Talavera, 119411 Jul!, 1809. • Talavera de la Revs% lily g, MY LORD, 1.09. General Cutita followed the enemy 's march his army fres t h e tilborchi won lbe morning of lhat glib, as far as Sa►►ta Olatia, and pushed forward kis advanced 'ward as far an Turrijos. Fat - the reasons stated to yam Lordship in my Dispatch of tlov SIN I moles' wily two divisions ul Wintry and a bligade of cavalry across the Al. berche to Casaleaos, under the command of Lien. tenant.Getieral Shetbrooke, with a view to keep up the comnseoiratiim between General Guests and me, and with Sir R. Wilsou'a corps at Es. -corona. It appears that General Vanegas had not carried into snliestioso that part of the plan of operations which related to his corps, and that he was still at pantie!, in La llarteloa ; and the enemy in the course of the 25th, 25th, and 26th, collected all his forces in this part of Spain, between Turrijos and Toledo, heating but signal corps of 2000 men :In that place. ilia united army this conflated of them/pa of blarahal Victor, of that of Gciperal Sebastiani, at,,d of seven or eight thousand men the guards of nonlparte, and the garrison of Madrid, and .it um commanded by Joseph Bonaparte, ailed by blaruhals Jourdan and Victor, and Gc.. neral Sebeatimi. , On the 28th General Centel advanced guard was attacked sicar Torrijos, and obliged to Tall back, and the General retired with his army un that day to the left bank of the /Marche, Gene. rat Sherbrooke contiauing it Camelia., and the enemy at Santa Olalla. It Na, then olirious that the enemy intended to try the-result of a general action, for which the be=t p'►oition appeared to be iWltits neighbourhood of 'lrlavra, and General Citesta hawing consented to lake up this position nit t;.t. morning of sho 27th, I ordered Geiseraeglierbrouktt to retire with his corps to its btation in the line, leaving General :Mackenzie with of infantry and a bri gade of cavalry as ail-atiruttecd post in the we o►► the right of -liberate, witich covered our left flank. ..• The position taken op by the troops at Talavera extended rather more than two wilts; the x►ound MILS open upu;t the left, w here the Btitish army was stationed, and it was commanded by a height on which was, in eehellon and in second line, a division of infantry under tfte order of Major. General Hill. ► There was a valley , betweatv'thes 'Wight and ,a range , Of mountains still further upon the left, .which valley was unt tit first oecupietl i , as. it was commanded by the height bcforc.neentiutied; and t ;e range or ninuotlitis appeared for distant to b • ir any influence upon the tat-weal' Minn. The righ., consisting of S,smish trit i titis, extend. od immediately in front of theibwit or Talavera down to the Tacos. This part 'of the ground was covered by alive tress, aad muck- intersected by banks and ditches. The high raid - loading frees the bridge over the tklberchi, watt ditheded by a lvlrty battery in front of a chorch, which was occupied by Spanish infantry. All the avenues to the town were defended in a similar Illasher ; the town was occupied, and the remainder of the Spaiiiih infantry was formed in two lines benind the batiks on the roads which led from the town and the right, to the left of our position. In the centre, between the two anuses, there was a commanding spot of ground, on which we Lad corn nenced to construct a redoubt, with some open ground in its rear. Brigadier General Alevamtler Campbell swap pod .it this cpot with a division or taintry. ilip ported in Isis rear by Gt,ter II Cotton's origasle of dragoons, and some Spanish catrAl-). At ahnut two o'Clock on the 97th, the enemy appeared in strength on the left bank of the Allier. chi ) a el* nd manifested an intention to attack Gen:ral Alackenzie's The amid. was wade before the) conl , ! be with drawn ; but the troops, consi%titig of General Mackenzie': and Colonel Donkin's bri,t.ose.s, and General Anion's brigade of cavalry, and sup. partial by General Payne with the other four re giments of cavalry, in the plain between Talavera and the wood, withdrew in good order . , but with some loss, particularly by the 2J battalioss 87th regiment, and .2d battalion 31st regiment, In the wood. 1; pan-this occasion the sleadinasa anj of the 4341 s regiment, and of the sth battalion Got i, r ,o nie nt, were convie.uons ; and I had por. *Water reason lot being utibfied .with Ithe madnir *Neil Major-General Ma kes:tie withdivi it • ,ard. , advanced, the csenppoind In 47 4 : 30 : sea the r l igbt of As aibeifte, and it was obvious that he was advanciabis *tellers' attack opon the combined army. General Mackenzie continued to tali back gra dually upon the left of the position of the cum.. bined armies, where he was placed in the second lie the roof of 'llse guards, GOonel Dunkin nilaced in 4lie same situation further neon lihe left, inihe'rear of the Ring's German Legion. The enemy immediately commenced his attack in the dusk of the evening, by a cannonade upon the left of our pocition, and by an attempt with his cavalry to overthrow the Spanish infantry post. rd, as I nave before stated, on the right. This attempt failed entirely. Early in the night he pushed a division along the valley on the left of the height occupied by Ge neral Hill, of which he gained a momentary pus. amino, but Major-General Hill attacked it in. stantly with the bayonet, and regained it. This attack was rerouted in the night, but fail. rd, and again at daylight in the morning of the 28th, by two divisions of infantry, and was re pulsed by Major-General Hill. Alajor.General Hill has reported to me in a par. titular manner the conduct of the 2.9 th regiment, awl of the Ist battalion 48th regiment, in these different affairs, as well as that of Major-General Tilson, and Brigadier. General Richard Stop-art. We have.lost many brave officers and soldiers in the defence of this important point in our posi. tiun ; among others I cannot avoid to meutioo Brigade. Major Fordyce, and Brigade. Major Gardner: and Alijor-General Hill was himsult wounded, but I am happy to say, but slightly. Te defeat of this attenuit was followed about Rutin, by a general attack with the enemy') whok force upon the whole of that pa►Gof the position occupied by the British army. In cc►useglence or lb• repeated •attcml►ts upon the height on our left by the •alley, I tact placed two brigades of British cavalry in that valley, sup part. it it the rear by the Duc d'Albuquerque's di tision of Spanish cavalry. The enemy then placed light infantry in the range of 1, otantains ou the left of the valley, whir . were op; osed by a division of Spanish infan try under Licut.mant-General De Basecuurt. The gener..l attack began by the march of seve rai .s of infantry into the valley with a view t., attack the height occupied by Majur.Gcneral llill. These columns were immediately charged by :Le 14 German light dragoons and 23d dragoons, uncles the command of General Anson, directed by talent, twit-General Payne, and supported by Ge neral !H'ant's brigade of heavy cavalry ; and al. thOnt; the 23d dragoons suff:rod considerable loss, the charge had the effect of preventing the execu lion of that part of the enemy's plan. At toe same time he directed an attack upon Brigadicr.Generai Alexander Campbell's position an the centre of the combined armies, and on the right of the British. This attack was most successfully repulsed by Brigadicr-Goneral Campbell, supported by the Kitt;', regiment of Soanish cavalry, and two bat talions of S:minisla salaam). ; and Brigadier-General Campbell took t .e cum) 's cannon. The Brigadiei -General invidious particularly the c o nduct o f the 97ca, the 2d battalion 7th, and of anti' battalion 5.1 d regiments, and 1 was highly satisiletl.wiili the wanner in which this part of the pusitiou was defended. An ai ack uas also mad at the same time upon Lieutenant-General Sherbrooke's ditision, wind) was on the left and cadre of the Ist line of the British army. This iwack was most gallantly repulsed by a charge with bayonets, by the whole division, but the brigade of Guards, which were on the right, having advanced too far, they were exposed on their left flank to the fire of the enemy's battery, and of their retiring columns ; autl the division was obliged to scare towards the original position, under cover of the 24 line of General Cott e n. 4 lorigado of esvotry, Asrich I Ind tooted from the centre, and of the Ist battalion 48th regiment. I ILA moved this regi...;:itt from its original po sitiun on the height. ; as soon as I observed the ad vance of the Guards, and it was funned in the and advanced won the enemy, and covered the formation of Lieutenant-General Sherbrooke's .Shortly after the repuiscof this general attack, in which apparently all the enemy's troops were employed, he commenced his cetreat across the Al. berche, which was condo. ted in the most regular order, and was erected during the night, leaving in our hands twenty pieces of cannon, ammuni tion, taenbrils, and some prisoners. Your Lott!ship will observe by the inclosed Be tern the great lomi uhich we have sustained of va. limbic officers and Soldiers, in this long and hard. • fought action, with more than double. our nom.. Wry. Timt of the enemy has been much greater. I stn' ieformed that entire brigades of infantry have been destroyed, and indeed. the battalions that ri.! treated were ninth raleaxl in numbers. By all illiCtrUHSb ask lust Is ten thousand then. GolW nerals Lallans, and fitorlutare killodi Generals Sebastian and Bawled innanded. • <- 2•• : 6.- it E THW OTATKSMAN. i have particularly In lament the loss of Major- Gemara! Mackenzie, who had disringukhed himself on the27th ; and of Brigadier-General langsrerth. of the Kiap German Legiuer ; and of Brigade- Major Beckeld t of the Guards. Your Lordihip will uhautve, that the attacks of the messy ware principally, if not entirely, di. rested rigidity( the British troops. The Simmer Commander-iLChicf, his officers and troops, matri. rested entry disposition to render us assistance, and aurae of there which were engaged did their du'y ; but the ground which they occupied was so ins. portant, sad its front at the same time so difficult, that I did not think it proper to rag.. them to make any movement on the left of the enemy while he was engaged with us. I have reason to be satisfied with the conduct of all the officers and troops. lam inue:i tnd+M.•.l to Lieutenant• General Sherbrooke for the assktaoce I received from him, and fur the manner in whirs haled on his division ho the charge with bayonets. To Lieutenant-General Payne and the cavalry, particularly General Anson's brigade, to Major. Generals Hill and Tilson, Brigadier-Generals Alexander Campbell, Richard Steuart, and Ca tueron, and to the divisions and brigades of in. fentry tinder their commands respectively, para_ elderly the 29th regiment, commanded by Colonel White, the lit battalion 48th, coornmaniled by Colonel Donnellan, afterwards, when that officer was wounded, by Major Midillemore ; the 2d battalion 7th, commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel Slr William Myers ; the 2d battalion 53d, com manded by Lieuteuatit.C.diniel B►ngham; the 97th, commanded by Colonel 1;) un ; the IA battalion of aletachment, commended by Lieutenant.Culuni I Bointinry ; and the 2d battalion 3 lit, commanded by Nlajor Watson ; and of the .15th, commanded by Lienienant.Colonel Guard, and sth battalion 6th, cum nanded by Major Davy, on the 270 i. The advance of the brio+. of Guards was most gallantly cw►dutted by Bri_:Jlier-Getieral bell, and, when necessary, that brigade retired, and former, again in the best order. The artittery under Brigadier-General Haworth was also, throughout these days, of thL gre.it , st service s and I had every reason to he satisfied wit!) the annotonce I received from the Chief Engineer Lieutenant.Colotiel Fletcher, the Adjutant-Gene ral Brigadier -General the flu:). C. Stewart, and the Quarter-Master.General, Colima!! Murray, and the Officers of those Departments respectively, and from Colonel Bathurst and the Officers of my personal Staff. I also received mnch assistance from Colonel of the Spanish service, and from Bri. gadii:r-Geueral Whittingham, who was wounded n hen bringing up the two Spanish battalions to the assistance of Brigadier-General Aleaander Campbell. I send this by Captain Lord Fitzroy Snmerset, %hi) K iII give your Lordship any farther inform'. tion, and whom I beg leave to recommend. I have the honour to be, ke. - (Signed) ARTHUR WELLESLEY. Return of the Numbers of idUed, wounded. and mbliimg of the Amy ?toiler the Coninsenel .f I.ieuteltant.Olivral Sir -Ir an, Wellesley, K. B. la action Kith the Frneeh .11 rosy, coat seamed by Joseph Bonaparte in person. in inn/4e/ the town of Talavera de la Reyna, on the Jnly, 1609. fifteen! Stagl.fiicerkilled. 11th Light 1./ragona4-1 ranks/Id file wounded. lit Llikt Dnuroons Kinee German Liwinai, 2 rank Mt file ; 1 (ulcer, 1 rank and tile, wounded ; 1 rank and tile asiA4or. Royal Britian Artlller'y-2 rank and tile wounded. Ito, al officer witianded. let Batt. Coldstream (bards-1 officer killed ; 1 officer, 2 rank and the wounded. Id Batt. Vito Foot-1 rank awl ale killed ; 6 rank and file wounded ; 5 rank and file rnissipx. Ist Halt. 29th Fent—lo rank fled file killed; 1 officer, 42 rank and tile wounded ; 1 rank an I die ntit.i. g. 241 Batt. 31st root officer, 1 serjearit i !2 rank and 111 e kil led ; .4 alkyls. 3 serjeants, 85 rank and Ile wounded; rank and Ile missing. lit Batt. 45th Foot— 4 rank and file killed ; 1 ollidtr, 13 rink and ale wounded ; i rank and file ini,Aing. la Batt. 4rith Fout—M rank and tile wilundill. Hatt. 48th Foot-3 rank and tile wounded. • :oh Raft. 6t)th Foot —3 rank and Me kille,t ; 1 officer, 1 tank and tile wounded ; 1 drummer, 18 rii•ik and tile missing. • la Bali. 6bt Foot-3 twit and tile allied ; I officer, 3 rank and file wounded. • 2.1 RAI. Whit Font—l AIM; ell rank and file killed; 11l offi cers, 3 serjeants, I'll rank and file wuu.kl.ll ; 1 serje.nst, „Id rank and tile missing. Ist fLitt."Blttli Firot—f Olken, 7 Rink and file killed ; '26 rank and tile wounded I JO rank and tile ine4king. let Batt. Detachnumb-1 Wirer, 1 serje.ue. 19 rank and tile killed; I serjeants, 38 rank and Ale wounded ; J odicera, 13 rank an 1 tile missing. lit Line Batt. hung. German lamina-2 mak and file ; 7 rank tile w ounded. la and 24 Light Batt-. ditto-1 rank and file killed ; 1 offi cers. 2 serjeants,..:-.1 rank and tile a ponied ; 5 rank and Ale musing. 2d Line Witt. ditto-3 rank and flue n ounied. 5111 ditto; ditto—ti toi,k and file killed ; 1 prrjeanft, 32 rank sand file wou.ided ; H rank C.r whiting. 71h ditto, ditto—ll rank atm! file ; I isiarer. trrim.l4, 1 dranitner. 43 rank a n d tile wounded ;1 di u.iliner, id rank and 'file missing. Tntal—i officers, 2 serjeante,.l22 rank and tile ki11.•4 officers, 17 serjeants, 1 drummer, dpi mak used tile wounied 3 +Seen, 1 seijr.tat, 2 drunun-rs, 2.,s milk and tile taisaing. Names of the ofeers killed, reottid,.!, and ntisilleg of the Arm) the co.esmood of Lis esannt-Gestored her -Irther Welleslog, K. B. in ortion eget.% the French Army row_ _waded by Joseph Rosseporte in person,'ln front of the 1 1 Teen of l'aferera de to Regan, es ti '2itsh Jody, 1 0 1.19. KII I r n. General dial—CaptainFord)er. 614 Regissrat, Depot, Ad jutant liraeral. Coldarciva Guartb—LicaSsaasat Calomel Ross. rw 2d Batt. Slat Faut—Caraia Lidgr. t. Ist Unit. (kWh kola—Lima:mats t. 'Da Mgc„irtii, -Ist Bait. Relsainunrus--Lintiossai • tisidteiusei: 1Y lytt . au to Fuut—k:asign to Serres tuf . ki:b.nuts., •; 2 • • lit Light Owosso, x s Fiscroduklitiiiti4Liest s Aeiah .S screly its tbFani. bt Mr Rapti • CAL, = L im V' • nun jutant >wtset esely. • MustLiniteoaut .1 424 vt. jigs r i my —caps. ('olemnit, Lieet. Gess Beassish, 4 reel . ; Eu-igns (laathle and S , ,rdets, I. g a it Fort—Liest.-Vol. Guard. severely. Reit. nOth Float—Capt. Wet", srvenely. oast. tilst Foot—Majur C.sgalrat. ditto. Yd Batt . 14;th Foot- -rapt. !Nacres, severely; Clpt. clay. .pet t yal, slightly Lie.tt. Kavaan.lll. ditto; Lieuts. a• 1. Ili. 'Cie.-von, John, In .n 1 Carroll. seve-,os ; E l y b i gos Moore, slightiv ; Eirigus kn , yit and Bader. severely. Bulk (*arr ing'!‘ (k. man Legion---Copt . Burka& slightly ; Lieut. stscrel y. it.. Low, kinA'sti , rataii Legion-- kdjataat Delia% severely. susstso. lit Batt. Drotelomnds—c iebtain . 1 . , s?d Foot; l'apt,ya Wals:., 91st 14 , .1, :Arm. t'asoeron, 79th Foot. Return of Ike nuntsers of killed, sconndcd, end missing of the 4rnetatanclet the l'aaisnaand o; Li: atestaset-fienccel Str 4r thaw Welleaky, A. a. be action wila the Perna 4rnsg, CIPSII 404nuted 1y Jreeptt Bonaparte.* prams, at italtevern dr la Repna, on the 24th A*, 1209. ficlena Staff-4 tilleiar killed ; 9 *fleets wounded, Jd si lame . •-- a Wheel, 1 rank and lie, wounded; r—ut Me inns*. lilt -'I rank and ale, 2 serjamat!, 7 task and hie. trauma-4. 11th Light Dritgoons-3 rank and Me killed; 6 oaken, 6 ram's and the wow. d. 16°. lag.st i rank and Ile. killed; I offices, rank miss ::le wounded; Y raak and am, mississg. 2aa Li c ia 1)1... • • —`2 sakes*, :Iserje.s.t.i, 41 rank and lie, MOM ; 4 Alain, Y seljeassts, 1 dreamier, 4 :auk and hle 3 (rakers, i writ:nil*, 2 drusnaica:•, 36 r a nk as 61e. susssing. W Light I)ragoions King's German Legina-1 dragome. killed; Y oilier's, t serjeant, 2 drummers, Ai rank and watt:sled; 2 mak and tile, 10151011‘. Royal Itritists Artiller, --I deicer. a rank and Ale, killed; 3 sateen. 21 rank and Me, wounded. Rosa! German .Irtill-ry —1 serjeunt. 2 rank and tile, killed; 3 se'jamas, I; rasa mid Me, wuusided; 1 rank sal Ak a missing. - Royal Logineers-1 Aker wounded. Rosa! slag 1:431114- 4 2 is .ices Muutmled. Ist • Ran. l'olikaresun (in ads-1 fakeer, 33 nook and Ik, killed ; Ii °dicers, 11 serjeams, 1 drummer, am rusk and tile, ....mvulod. drat Kim 34 Cu trds---3 'freers, 4 serjemas, 45 rank neat 111 r, killed s 6 utlicer6. 11 verjeants. 1 drummer, 249 'auk and 61e. a sanded; I rank and tile, sui•ding. Fol.t. nr Buts---I serjeant, Y 3 mak and file. killed; 2 of ficers, 5 serjeauss, ids rank and Ilk, wounded; 1 rams sa d nil:-log. 261 Batt. 7.1 i talker, 6 rank and ale, killed; 3 of. leers, 1 4,-rjrant, 2 drummers, al rank and it, wounded; 1 rank and 111 e, misting. ad ;Lit. 90th I uot---1 serjeants, 42 - rank and Me killed; 10 officers, 13 serjeams, Y.J s rank and Ilk wounded; 21 rank antl file I, a 'L ot . !ani s seriatim. 23 rank and 61e, killed; 6 °f l ew, y rank and We, naiads/3 11 ra..k and Ilk, 24 Hatt. 31s1 Font--1 serjeant. 20 task and Me, killed; 3 oaks ei*, a seri/mum, 91 1.444,14 ;tad lie, aumnded ; 5 raisk 001 ale, stse.istg. Ist lista. 40th Foot-7 rank aid killed; 1 oßeer, 15.•fie301i, 41 rink and bit-, wunale4; 1 rank and 61., Ist Ilan. 4314 Foot-9 rauk mad ale, killed; ellirces, 4 ler. je..ots, sant 30.1 tile, a omit: •d; 1 otlicats 1 serjeam, 1 drummer. lJ sank aim tile, missing. .11. a:. I •.it It'utot— s .. rauk and kl., killed; 10 oa:ers, 3 .e-rjraiit,, 131 rank mid isle, wauniled; I rank and tile; rat issing. Ed Win. tatls Foot-1 serjennt, 11 r - rik and like, killed; crierers, 3 ea s eaut-, J rank as.' tit., W Melded ; 1 sulker, mississa. 2d Batf. Fen'-6 ran. and 61e, kilted; 9 *Seen, I ter •.:9 rink and tile, %soon :ed 1 rank and lle, 3t.s Hails. is 6.s Foot---1 drain •i!r, u rank :sad Me. killed; d 1 serjeout, 21 runs. au/ Me, wounded; Y series*, 1,1 a ask a d Gk, inis-i4g. 154 11.att. tilt olbeers, 1 drummer. task aid LJoheirs, IJ 34 .jessits, 163 rank d lie, samml. ed ; rank air, naming ; 2d tidth Foot--1 serjesa* 15 rank mad Me, killed; 11 15414eaT y 3 5e*,1045, 83 rank a:.d Ilea wusoded; 1 nerjutoms 10 rank anl ale, misting. 2d 11. as. 63d I.Est-4 urcen.. I wajeant, 97 rank and illed ; 11 ulcer', 11 'writ:aim., a drummers, AV rank gaol ale, womstied ; ta rank and die. tisissiag. 2d Kat. stiot I'oot--1 serjeasa, b t • eik and 115, kiled; 3 (silvers, 3 -.es imam., 40 rout, and sae, a .moded ; 3 rota nac tile, Wain,. hi Isatt. Stith Foot--I oil., I staithat, 11 task and We, 1 &leers, 60 rank a nd Ile, wounded. Ist Batt. 97th Foos-6 rank and lite, killed; 95 rank ad file ' a smoded ; 1 rather • rank ail bit, 'onstage. Ist Ram ides sirluneass. —SO nosk and as;, killed; 9 officer, 6 ferjeunes, 1 drummer, lad 1..*.k am; ISM, wounded; dreamer I rank and lie. nikatag. 2d Ram detarhmettes—•7 rank and tile, ; 13 rank an! Me, wont.. td; t rank and Ile, lei siii~. 14 Line Bast. Ksag's German legion-2 soaker', 1 wrjeas„ 36 ran k an d gife,. lilted; 10 othcers, 13 ferjenntS, I drum mer, 927 rack and ile, wo mkt; 1 rank and Me, Ist MAO 11.ig'a Ram ditto—u rank ..aid tile, killed; 3 WS jeo.4l. SI rank and tile. wounded. %t Line Bait. 'WI • —4 serjeants, a 7 rank and Me. killed; II „di rer „. a 'edemas, S drum .ors, 271 rank aud ale, wound ed; 24 rant and doe, miss.ng. sth amp, .t .Iso 3 soarers, I serjaint, I drummer, 25 ran k and 1118. killed; wrjetars, Entwurf-, 1.19 rank and tile, wounded; 1 iltantiner, 100 rank suni toe, a r a.a ni . 7th ditto, distil —2'serjeants i 15 rauk mid Me killed; 4 lA ear., i 5 • 24 r.usk anti tile, woutitl;d; 3 morleants, drummer,, 49. rank :sod lie, nassaag. Total-21 otfieers 26 serjeants, 4 drummer 619 rank mai file, dicers, 118 serjennis, 15 drummen,, myx rank and file" ' wounded; 6 odkers, 14 anaemia, likusamers. 415 rank aid Ile, missies. Reform of Orthwitsce, are. table in Me Saute of Mt ISO latly. 4 l'itht-imientleni. 4 sit ditto, 1 flierilittr, 1 sit-laieli flow- loser. Y tembrih, emissive oss am imeThtloMi takes, by liri gedier-General A. Campbell's Beigade. 6 Pieces if ordemee, I sir-leek bewitzer, left by the ar my. and hand *Moe weeds. 1 Standard, wheat by the Vila regimes! ; 1 ditto, slestroyell by (WIG. 1 Standards, Mabee by the Kleg's Germs CHAKLIoI - Ore. • Ji ao • Nantes of the Offerers kills!. isossdeel, Ala teaming of the /ray use, Vie composed of Lieutenant-.4.w, gir A. Prellootel, K. A. is the Action with the French Army, awe i• Joseph &N apes* is Person. at Meseta d. la Reyes. ea Leo Ate Judd, Alai. Gemmel Stat—Nlalrw-Geeetal Mackenzie nail Brigadier iirocr:Ll Luipturtll. CuiflArrium tetard4—Captaia Beckett, ikkgade-Major to lirlAmle of Guards. lid Fu..t—Capt.Wea t:aedate, Br -Major to Brigadier , :tiro! It. me a an. 6 234 . 1 jg-hi 1)-11 1 404106—Lleateniuuto Klee and Powell • .4.1 iku. Guard.—Lab *u Nader. Royal Aragllery—Lietmessam V urt. hi lat. :,1.1 tivaral.—LajAciios 11 alter, Beckman, Diderot pk I.stign !t.: .o ; A Joilani Jib). 'Lat. iin foot—Liem , ,wirsit 1t lint'. 614 Fes, —major F. Orpoy Capiabi N. Janet, Lieuienstot I) ~,s. I Itaisse, 2d It .11. 33d Foot—Lieutel:.trit•Colueori Gorden, Leskinen AI . /1411.414.`, • Flibigt• Id Batt. :krt,e FOfil —Captuiis 1114 re. 14 laghl 11ati. 11nsK s tierosma Legion—Captain Versatile. Captaiu !bury tioneaberg. W0r140131. Major-Genera Hill, sliFlay. :Al A. .wipbell. Ditto .1. Campbell. serene.., but u.tt I .stipproutily. Lith Light Dra o tussos--t optair 11 - hunt tutus. Deputy-Axil tan Outwit r•Aluter-tietternl. slighth. 91.1 Iteginient--CApisin Muir. isrlognile-Millor to Galena Cooterou. severely- Coidoireatit Bouverie, Aid-de-Camp to Sit • At..Willesl .v. eniAlsely. Foot-.-I:lpries.liniVs. ditto ditto. l.i lima. Line. king's (*moo Legina--Captain Zerssen, Alde-Coolp to Gen. Longo°. Ili, severely. ' Seel y ciatA, Aidide-Catop to General isserltraollen•oi y. 34 Dragoon taid severely. 1 Itit LiglitAnnignatip (fowl. . dlAbdy ; Captains Gliapnioa )ererely; ;strontium; 1..11 0 , ditto; ^Amp' 411aiertiosed d.taito, ;Atigi t tly. . Isarce. 210.clitirpamosit Moorartlk sod reauklaok seventy ; Lord tam Ritawll, ; 4.41a.et ' • f.