The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-07-10 00:00:00

I i. j.. . /41 g.'neral staff, 4 colonels, 1 2 t lieutenant-colonels, 28 majors, t,•7 eNptains, £1 lieutenants, 17 cornets or en !izns, 17 staff. 3 troop quarter-masters, 110 serjeatits, 96 drummer', 5087 rank and tile, and 853 horses, hounded.; 1 lieutenant-colonel, 4 captains, o lieutenants, 2 cornets, 17 scrjeants, 15 drummers, 763 rank and file, 762 horses, Total Hanoverian Leiss'--1 lientena-t-colonel, 2 captains, 9 lieutenants; 3 nornet or coigns, 7 se , jeants 273 rank and Ivirsre, killed ; lieutenant-colonels, It) majors, 13 rap sins, - :6 lietitenants. 13 cornet., or ensigns, 2 stair, 31 serjeants,•l"; driminers, 1011 sank and tile, all horses, I • xi-minded; major, 1 lieutenant, t cornet or ensign, ¢-J staff,, t.• serjratits, 17 drummers, 779 rank and file, 11 horses, TOTAL BRIMIIi AVD ITAKOVERIATI 1,055. Killed-2 General Staf, 1 Colonel, 4 Lirtitemmt-Ctilimels, 6 Majors, 48 Captains, 28 Lieutenants, V Cornets or Ensigns ;: 5 Star 2 Troop Quarter-Masters, 107 sti-jeatits, 13 drumineri,.: ISO 9 rank and file, 1495 horses. -••_,• • • Wounded-10 General Staff, 4 Colonels, 29 Lieutenanta-Colo nels, 38 Majors, IV Captains,. 229- Lieutenants, 60 - Cornets or Ensigns, 19 Sniff, '7'roop Qitatter-Masters, 361 irritants, • 47 drummers .r truniiseters, 6101 rank and file, V9l horses. Missingo-I Lieutenant-Colonel, 1 Major, 4 Captains', 6 Lieu tenants, 3 Corets•or Ensigns, 5 Staff, 29 serjrants, 32 drum mers or trumpeters, 1542 'rank and file, 77 • JOHN W AT LK*, Lieitt.-Col. and • . -Asslstint-At4jut4m,General. Ist Dragoon Guards-2 captains. 1 staff. 3 serjeants, 37 rank and file, 31 hones. killed; 3 captains, 1 lieutenant. 4 serjeants. tritinpea•rs, 94 'auk and file. 13 horses woutaleJ ; 1 lieute nant colonel, 1 captain, 1 lieutenant, 1 cornet, 9 serjeants, 115 rank and file, 2;5 horses, missing. * lit (or Koval) Dragoons-1 captain, I lieutenani I cornet, I s all, 6 , er,eams. 79 rank and file, 161 ho ses, killed.; 2 c tains, 7 lieutenants. 6 erjeants, I trumpeter, 81 tank and Vile, 33 horses. sounded.; 1 cornet. 9 rank and file. missing. /ft (or H. N. Dragoons-1 lieutenant cola , el, 1 captain, 1 _l;entennnt, a'esirnets, 9 serjeants, 1 trumpeter. 2 rni.k and fie, 179 horse , killed ; 2 majors., '2 captains. 4 lieu mints, serjeants, 80 rank and file, 3 7 hones, wounded ; '2 horses 6th Dragoons-el staff. 5 serjeants, T trumpeter, 63 rank and file, 193 tiorzes. killed I I,lkutenant colonel, I major. 2 captains. 1 lir. Sr ant, 19 serjeants. '2 trumpeter, 99 rank and Ole, 43 hors", wounded ; I lientenita, 2; rank and file, 53 horse;, missing. 7th Ilassars-1 scrjeaut, 55 rank and file 84 horses, killed ; 3 captains, 3 ti "ten tits. 9 serjeants, 1 trumpeter, 83 rank and file, 116 horses, wounded. 10 h Hussars—l ma(jor, 1 lieutenant, 20 rnk and file, 40 horses, killed ; 1 lieutenant colonel, 3 captains. 2 lieutenants. 1 ser. • jeant, 1 trumpeter,. 38 rank and Me. 35 hates. . w ounded ; 1 • t r uo in etec. .S rank nd air. 41 horses, missing. /1 h Light Drag ttttt ts—l lieutenant. 1 serjearit. 0 rank and tile, 17 tar-isf, killed; I captain, 3 Lenten:nits, 4 serjeants. 30 rank alit file. 38 horses, sounded; 1 serjeant, '2 trumpeters, 20 • rank and file. tti horses. mhoing. ly h Light Dragoons—l lientenaut, I cnroei.6 serjeants,39 rank and file. IR horses, killed ; I lientenane colonel, l captai . I lieetemant, 4 serjeants. 1 triimprter, 56 rank and file, 22 IroMes.'wounded ; 60 horses missing. 1314 Light Dragoons-1 licirenant, rank and file, 15 !tones, killed; 1 lientenant colt) . el. Y captains, 6 I cut. nants, 10 sm.- ,- Jesuits, y trumpeters. .57 rank ait file, 46 horses,. ss ounded ; • Iltrank aha file, 62 horses, missing. • ISth Ilue.nn-1 major, 1 lieutenant. 2 serjeants, 19 rat* and file.-21 horses, lulled; t lieutenant colmel. 2 aptains. 3 see. jeauts, 45 rank and tile, 52 horses, wounded; 5 auk stud file, . 27 Mines, missing. 16 h Light Dragoons— cariain, I cornet, 2 serje.nts, 6 rank . and tile. 35 horses, killed ; I liilitenani colonel. Is captain, 2 lieutenants, 2 serjeants. 16 rank and file. 20 horses, wounded. - 18th fluss.irs-1 2 rank tad file. 9 horses, killed; I lieutenant, • 1 staff, 9 serjeants. 62•ratik and file, 14 horse:, wounded; 12 . . . .Gooasse, July 2, 1815. rank and file. 57 horses, missing. have'the honour to inclose the Ro am Light itragoons--5 serjenats, 10 rank and file. 20 h° " es, p ort of ..I.,iiut.4.;eneral s S Charles • Ch les Colville, killed; I major, 2 &Lost ns, lientenent., 2.3 rank •and file, . - '26 I :orses, w uuded; 1 lieutenant, 3 . rank and tile, 33 horses, his attack of Ca oihray , wbicit affords a strong proof • milaing• of the gallantry anti exertions of our troops.-1 has. Ist Light Dragoons K. 0.1 —1 captain, 2 lieutenants,* 3 ser jetons, I trumpeter, 26 rank and file, 42 horses. ; 1 lira- the honour to be, itC. tenant-colonel, major, 3 Captains, 3 IteutesiantS,....crunets. 1 ! (Sinned) WELLINGTON. sunk', 7 serjeants, • 1 trumpeter, 91 rank and file,- 93 hones, Meat.-- , The names er the Officers killed and ;founded,, were inserted In the Stipplemehs to the London Gazette, of the lst of „lielv, poshlk.hed - the Sd .lolY • • Thp in••n returnrd'sririssint had gone to the renr with wounded Oaken aad soldier', and ;he greatest •aunsher have since join- Ed. The Officers arc supposed kild•d. ERRATA in the Supp lement to the London Gazette, published yin Monday July 5,.1815. Omitted in the retort' or Officers killed, Captain Newton Chambers, Ist Foot Guards, A. D. C. to Lieut.-Gen. Sir Thos. Piclon; • Omitted in the return of Offirets wounded, Lieut.-Col. Lard Fitzroy Somerset, Military •Secretary to the Duke of Welling ton, severely, riCltt arm amputated. . • • - - . - - wounded; 10 rank and hie, 14 horse•..mis.ing. 2,1 Light I)r:iguana K. G. L —1 captain. I:turnet, 1 trumpeter, • li -rank nuts file, 29 horses, killed ; 2 liciitenant•rolorwls, 1 enpfain, I lieutenant. 5 scrjeants, 47 rank and tile, 11 brines, wo.on:ed ; `1 rank and ;;le, 95 horses, missing. • 1 . 3 , 1 liosars K. 6. 1.- i rank and file, 9 hoi , es, ; 1 lieu te,,aut, 5 rank and tile, 1 horses, woutidel. ri I Itr.sars K. Li. I curlier. 1 •Intl, a se7jeenrs. 1 irtropeter. 9i rank and tile, as horses, killed ; I lieutenant. cklonel, 2ci plains, 2lieutenants. '3 come 7 serjearas, 71 run. and file, orses, wounded; 15 hnt-e. missing. !Loyal Artillery -4 captains, 1 lienienant. 9 s erjeants, 51 rank • and tile, 337 horses, killed; 1 major,9 eaptuois 14 lieutenants, - 13 strjeants, 193 rank and file, 12.1 horses, a ounded ; 10 rank and fie. 35 homes, missing. Royal Engineers-1 lieutenant 'wounded. Royal Stuff Corps--1 captain, 1 lieutenant. wounded. Ist Font Guards, 9d bats.-1 captain. L.. 1 rank and tile, killed ; 2 captains, 9 lieutenants, 1 enign, 7 serjeants, 89 rank and file, wou,:ded. lst Foot tiardls, 341 batt.-2 captains, 1 eti.ign, o serjeants, 79 rank and file, killed; 4 captains, 2 lieutenants, 9 ensigns, 7 serieanto, 2 8 nods and tile, wounded. 2d Colditream uards- I ieetena.• f 1 serjeant, 59 rank and file, killed; capu, ins, 2 lientes,..its. 9 ensigns, IS .erjeants. 929 rank and tile, wounded; 1 dimmer, 9 rank and file, misting. 3d hint tinards, 2d bait.-3 lieutenants, 4 serjeants, 37 rank and tile, killed captisim, Ilea: minis, 3 ensigns, 10 ser jeants, 1714 rank and file, 114.14. ded tat Foot, 3d bat t.-1 boon -mint. 1 ensign, 1 serjeant. 12 .rank and ale. killed ; 1 major. 9 capta in., 6 lieutenant.. 3 ensigns, 1 s at. 4 serjeants. 11 l rank and tile. wounded. 4th Foot, Ist but. - 4 serjenuts, 10 rank and Ilk, killed ; 2 cap tain., 5 hentenant., 1 ensign, I staff, 6 serjeants, 107 rank and file, wounded. - • . Gory, June 95, 1915. Mir Lnen,-;--Lieutenant-Calemel Sir N. Campbell (Major of di,. 51th liegineni) having asked in) leave to oio to heact-gnarters -to vrquest y.our•GraCe's per miscion -to return •to England, I beg leave to take t,.e opportunity of mentioning. that I feel much obliged to 144- for his conduct in dosing, in the town of Cambray, with the light ciimpanies of M. Gen. Johnson's brigade t and in leading one of the coluinns of attack. . • ' The one which he commanded escaladed, at the angle forinect (on; our right aide) . by the Wen ' ciennes gateway, and the curtain of the body of the I place. A second, commanded by Colonel Sir William Douglas, of the 91st regiment, and directed by Lieu tenant Gilbert, Royal Engineers, took advantage of the reduc ed height in that part of.the , escarpe (which, on ail average, is on that side about fifty-five feet) by placing their ladders on a covered communication from this place, to a large ravelin near the Amiens road*. The Valenciennes gate was broken open by Sir N. Campbell, and draw-bridges let down in about half-an hour, when on entering the town, I foubd .that the attack made by Colonel Mitchell's brigade, • t% THE STATESMAN, - • . Return of Killed, Wounded 'arid Missing of the Allied Artaft r tinder the command of Fieldtklarshal his tirace the Duke oc. Wellington, K. G. And Q. C. B. in Ihemilipi,Bagd,fitking of Peronne, on the 2iithJillle. 1915. • • : Royal Engineers--I captain wounded. " ' • Royal Sappers 'aid Mint-re-1 lientenant,'•2 ; rank -imp file, • wounded. • - e • •• Ist (bards, 2d Batt.-1 rank 'and ale wounded. • • ' Ist Guards, :Jd Batt.-1 and file killed; 1 serjeants'6. rank and dk. wnunded. - • • , • . . _ Total-1 rank and file. killed; 1 Laptanh 1 Lientepabt, 1 ; serjeadt; 9ianit inuFfik, wounded. ' • • 'NAMES OP )CTirltlC Ea s ,rt',tfNoin. 1 Royal Engineers-.Cript. Ales. Thorarons ' Royal Sappers and hliners -Sub:Lieutenant Strpttont slightly. • • • ; JOHN ViZATERS, Lient.-Col. and A. A; G. • • •"24. . . • BANK RUPtSi. S. Warwick, Old CiVendish,sireet, Oxford-road, draper, Jorit,lB,* 29; Aug. .12, neGuil4hall." Attorney ; ' Lauledge; 'Gray's Jun , lane. -7. • • - •• F.. Search, Clerenwodegreen, feather-bed-nusintfacturer, J DIY 15, 24, A ? tig, 9; at 'Guildhall,' : Attorney, My.. Anthony, Hatton-gafden. • • • .*•• • J. Nobleollucklersbgrg,inerchitat, July 15 4 - 29, A0g.:19, at Attorney, Mr. Allingliam tzt, John's-snaare. • F. Wynn. Plymonth,' grocer, Jitly 2a,.25, 'Aug. 19, at the Pope's Head.-Inn; Plymouth. Attofnies, Mr. Dothie, • New Inn ; and Mr. Toleber, Plymouth. • W. POililAS, Birmingham: twass-fnunder,•July 19, 20, Aug. 19. pt the 'Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Atiornies, bleats. Hints dale, Alexander, and iloleie,'NeW Inn; and Mr: Paeket,•Bir minghetn. J. Mayhew, jun. St. Osyth, Essex'. miller. July 19, 20, Aug. 19 at the Waggon • and Horses, .Cok:hester. Attornles. Mr. Srnythies. Colchester; and Messrs Milne and Parry, Temple. J. ;t a pi r ., Leeds, tarpoallag.aainufgeturer, July 28, 29. Aug. 19. at't'ic Bed) and Mouth Inn, Leeds . Anomie', Mr, Fearoley, Leeds ; and Mr. Blakelnek, Serjeant's Inn, Fleet ; street. • B. Morgan, Knighton, Radnorshire, woolstapler. July V. 28, Aug. 19, ' at the Duke's Arms lon, Heigh on. Attorney, Mr. Writings, Ludlow, Shropshire; and Messrs. Jenkins, James, and Abbott. New Intl. J. W. Keene, Birmingham, factor, July 28, 26, Aug. 19, at the Windt Ifotel, Birmin gha m. Anomie. Mr. Jenings, Blo wers. Temple ; sad Mr. Gem, Birmingham. B. Dawson and J. Dawson, Manchester, merchants, July 24, 25. Aug. 19, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Manchester. At tornles, Me. Cnnlid'e, Manchester ;and Messn. Tarrant, Clarke, an ' Richards, Chancery-lane. W. Sinbley, Surfleet, Lincolrahire ' shoemaker, July 21, 22, Aug. 19, at the White Hart Inn. Spalding. Attornics, Mr. Caner, Spalding ; and Mr.•Cannt, Lamb's-conduit-street. G. Bradley, Hotindsditels, ironfonnder. July 11,22, Aug. 19. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Comerford; Copthallstonn, Throemortori-streeo, W. Payne, Haberdasher's-walk, Shoreditch. victualler, July 18, 1 9. Aug. 19. at Guilditall. Attorney , gr. Duncan, Hol born-court, Gray's Inn. J. t •hatnpness. King's-road. Fulham, fruiterer,: July 22, 29.. - Ang. 19, at Gitildhall. Attorney, Mr. Jones, Size-lane, Queen street. S Dalton, Hampstead, corn-dealer, July 11, 22, Aug. 19,•at Guildhall. Attronies, Messrs. Bovill and Tustin, New Bridge street, Blackfriars. R. J. Stuart. Hart-street. Bloomsbury-square, merchant. July 15, 22, Aug. 19, at Guildhall. Attorneys Mr.Yannan, :Arundel street. Strand. J. B. Cole, Oxford-street, grocer,..lnly 15, 22, Aug. 19, at Guildhall. Attornics, Messrs. Pownalls, Great-tCarter.land, Docten'-Commons. ! ••1 .14th root, 3d hart.-7 rank and file, killed ; 1 ensign, 3 scr jeants. 16 rank and file, a nunded. TA Foot-3 captains. I lieatenant, 2 serjeants, 1 , rank and file, killed ; 1 colonel, 1 major, I captain, 3 lieutenants, 7 ser jjeatits, 71 rank and tile, %minded. loth Font, Ist halt. -1 captain, 1 ensign, 7 serjeants„ 96 rank and file, killed ; 2(2111:1111s, 8 lieetenants, 3 emigus, 10 ser. leant% 2 drummer.. :148 n auk and file, n minded. ifitk Foot —1 captain. 1 serjeant. 17 rank and 6 P. killed; I ma jor, '3 captains. 9 lieutenants, I ensign, 1 staff, 6 serjeants, 1 drummer, 136 rank and tile, wounded. Stalt Foot, 2d bait.-1 major, 1 captain. 2 lieutenants, 2 ensigns, 3 serjeams, I drummer, 41 rank and file killed ; 2 majors, 1 captain, 8 lieutenant., I stall'. 6 serjeants, 145 rank and tile, Invalided ; 2 drummer.. 1 • rank and file, anis,ing. 92d I'not-201 rink and. file killed ; I captain. 4 lieutenants, 3 Onsigna. 1 staff, 11 serjeants, 126 rank and tile, wounded. 33d Furst-2 lieutenants, I serjeant, 1 drummer, 31 rank and Ale. killed ; 2 captains. 5 lieutenants '2 ensigns. 1 stair, ser jranw, $4 rank and fire , wounded ; lieutenants, 45 not* and file, missing. 40th Foot. Ist bit.-1 major, 1 captain, 5 serjeants, 25 rank and Ale, killed ; 2 enpiains, 6 lieutenants, 2 ensigns, 16 serjeants, 1 drummer, 142 rank and tile, wounded; 18 rank and file missing. • 42d Foot-5 rank and file killed; I captain, 4 lieutenants, 1 stall; F serieants, 33 rank and file, wounded. 44th i- ont, qd hatt.-4 rank and tile killed ; I major, 1 lieute nant, 1 seat 3 • •rjeants, 54 rank and file, wnoinded. 51st Foot-1 dru—mer, -8 rack and file, killed; 1 captain, 1 Heinen:tut, 23 rank end file, wounded. 52d Foot Ist ban.— ensign, 16 rank and file, killed; 1 major, 2 captain% 4 lientenasts I staff, 8 serjeanti, 166 rank and file, '• wounded. 69th Font, 24 bait.-1 lientennot-ealnnel, 2 captains '4 rank . and We, killed ; I captuia, '2. en agns, 3,1 ark and file,wotind ed ; 2 drummers, 13 rank and tile. -nissiag :Ifst root, Ist btu t.-1 enst[o, .erjeant, 23 rank and file, kin ed ; t lieutenant-col:1nel, I major a c.iptaiu., 7 lieutenants, i s t aff, 7 n•fleants, 3 drummers, 150 rank and tile, wounded ; 3 . rank ard Inc ;nissing. • ind Foot. .Yd bast. —:: captains, , lieute. ant, ensigns, 3 ser jeants, I drummer. 43 aink and Ilse, kit ; I lientenant.rolo , art, 1 major, 9 captain;, ; lietiv•nant., 3 ensigns, 1 staff, 13 scijenuts, !drummers, 16,, rank and file, wounded ; 41 rank and tile missing. 79th Fool, lieutenants, 2 serjrants. 7 rank - and file, • killed; captains. n lieutenants, 2 ensign.. aerie-ants, 4 drummers, hi rank and file, wounded ; 1 rank and file mileing. 92d font-1 serjeant, 13 rank and file, killed ; 2 captains, 4 ' into, 93 - and IP wounded, on 'the side of the Paris gate had also succeeded the ens directed by Captain Sharpe, Royal Engineers, forced the outer gates . of the Corre Port in the'liorn work, and passed both ditches, by means of the rails of the draw-bridges, which they scrambled over by the side, not being able to force the main gate they escaladed by the breach (the state of which your Grace had observed) in the morning, and before which, although the ditch was said to have twelve feet water, a tooting on dry ground was found, by wading through a narrow portin the angle ofthe gate, within the rampart. I have ever") , reason to be sa tisfied with the light infantry of the division, who, by their fire, covered the attack of the parties, of 60 men each, which preceded the colmnri. The three brigades of artillery of Lieutenant• C olonel Webber . Smith, and Majors Knott and Brown, under the direction of •Lieutenant-Colonel Hawker, made particularly good *practice, and immediaiety silenced the fire of the enemy's artillery, except from two guns on'each flank of. the. citadel, which could ' not be got et, and two field-pieces on the ramparts of the town, above the Valenciennes gate, and %iiich played upon thug troops .. as they debouched' from the cover they had been posted in. Twenty prisoners were made at the horn-work of the Parl".gate, and about an hutidred_and thirty altiiget her in'the toes. Their fire was verf slack and even (Rio,' I foresaw, they were forced to, by The garrison of the citadel. I left the 23d and 9lst regiments in town, with two guns and a troop of &viol ti hitissers, tim 'much indebted to Sir William Douglas and Col. Dahmer for their assistance in preserving order. Some depredations were committed,-:.but .of no consequence, when the circtonstances ive Itte.red by are considered. .. From.the division as well as my pertonit lireptehanta, I . s. rjeauto.... rank at ... me, web.. Jo yid, Poo', i s , ! , an . I ti , ..dimant. 4 serjeaots, 16 rusk and file, killed ; lieut. aantscolonel, I major. weaplalns, 7 lieutenants, 7 scrjennts. I di gamier, lIG rank and file, wounded. girth hoot. 2d butt. —2 serjraids, 1 drummer, 31 rank anti file, killed; 2 majors, 2 captains 10 lieutenants, 6 serjeants, 2 drummers, 1:.) rank and l ie wouaded ;20 rank and tile, missing. • 91th Foot, 'd butt.-3 rank and file killed; I major, 1 captain, 2 lieutenants, 1 serjeftnt, 1 drummer, 94 rank and tile, wooded ; 7 rank and file, missing. Ist Light Batt. K, G. L-9 captains, 1 lieutenant, 1 serjeant, 96 rank and file, killed; I major, 1 captain, 4 lieutenants, 9 misigits ' 6 soriennts. 3 drummers, 73 rank and file wounded' 13 rank and file missing.. . • -: Die 0-2 captains, I ensign, 6 sedennts, 31 rank and file • • - • • • • kill-d : 7 lieutenants. I ensign, 1 staff. 8 serjeants, 1 drummer, Return of Killed,. Wounded, and Missing of .the Allied -Army, 111 rank sod file, wounded ; 1 captain, 2 serjeauts, 27 rank und e r th e c omm and of Field-Marshal his Grace the I)like of and tile whiling. ' Wellington, K. G. and G. C. B. ,io the assatllt and , taking of lit Line "alt. K. (:. L.-1 captain, 2 ivejeants 1 drummer, 19 Cansbray, on the 24th ofJ roe, 1815. rank and file, killed ; 1 major, 1 captain, 2 lieutenants, I to . .. .. • 14th Foot, 3d Batt.—Leosign, 1 serjeapt;:4 rank and fik. sign, 1 tad', 6 serjeants, &I rank and file, wounded; 1 drum- wOOO mer. 1 6 rank nod ale missing. . •24 Ditto-1 captain, 1 serf ant, 1 drummer, 16 rank and 61e, . 23d Fos ,- 1 lieutenant , l 'ra nk and file, killed;; 2-rank and file, wounded. killed ; / captain. I lieutenant, 4 serjeatits, 75 rank and /:e, : 35th Foot, id Batt.-I,rank and file killed. a minded ; 1 scrjeaut, 6 rank and file, inheiNg. 51st Fuot--2 rank and file killed; 9 rank and file wotiodefit 3d Ditto--1 captain, I serj . eant. 16 rank and tile, killed; 1 ona- 54th Foot-2 rink rind file killed ; 2 rank and fi le *amide& jar. 4 lieutenants, 2 serjesints, 1 drummer, 90 rank and Ale, 69th F ool, 9d B att. - 2 rank and file svotinded: won. dell ; 31 rank and 61e tuinimc. 91st Foot, Ist Batt.-1 rank sod file killed ; 2 libutenants, 6 411. Ditto-1 ensign, I serjeant, 12 rank and file killed; I ma- i erink and file, wounded. jor, 1 captain, 3 lieutenants, I eu.ign. I slat, 3 redrafts, 74 . . e .- . , s Deal— I Low:tenant,- I rank and file, kilted ; 2 Lieutenants, 1 rank and file, wounded ; 1 drummer. 13 rank and file missing. Ensign, 1 serjeimL2s rank and file, witunded. 1 kb I)itto I captain. 1 shill; 1 serjeant, 35 rank and tile, killed; , I eaptkin, 2 lieutenants, 6 , ergeasib., Idrunsmer, 40 rank nod I MA Ft or TITS OBTICERS A4LLIED AND wooSroap. . file wounded t 74 rank and tile 'missing : . • ICilkd-23d Foot—! void Lieutenant Wm. Leehody. . , fah Ditto-2 captains, I lirinimant, 2 serjermlo, I drummer, 41 . Wounded-14th loot, 3d Batt, , Rtaign . Arthur Ormsby, rusk and Ale. killed ; : captain.. lieutenant.. I ewsign, I star. slightly. 4 .eejeants, 76 rank and tile wounded; 1 serjeant, 9 drum- 91st Fool, Ist Batt—Lieut. - Andiew Cathcart, severely; Lieut. • *err, 13 rank and file mis lug. j ihad Black, slightly. --- T Total British Loss-2 general star, I colonel, 9 lieutenant -s.jOlibi-WATERS Lieut.-COI. and A. A. 0. - -• 1 , • - • • colonels, 6 niiimrs 46 esp. aim. 26 -lieutenants. -19 ensigns . . • or cordets, 5 staff 2 troop quarter-masters, 100 serjeants, )2 drummers, L5:16 rank and file, and 1462 horses, killed; • A third alone had beta fortned o but not found necessary. received every asiliptance in the, couriotOf the three i days' operations. I am, &c. • _ (Signed) GIIMILES COLTILLE. Gonasse, July 2, 1813.. . • MY LORN—I have the honour .to enclose the re turns of the killed antl.woonded in tke assault, and taking of the towns of Cambrax and.Peroune. I am, &c. (Signed) • .)EILLIII GTO N. • • _ ML -7 1: A r . .. _-. gIA wo.aia.sl ES ~^x :r. !!•iri ••••• • - .110ITILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN, Saracen's Heal 'INN. SNOW-HILL. LONDON. The hest Aerommtalatios fat Travellers, goad. Beds, ebuire Liquors, and moderate Charges. The foll.,wing Conehey. Moll Conches, &c.sei oat frunt the•9hrar l 'n • ::;•ll4;ad ono, TRAVELLING FROM LONDON TO LIVERPOOL. IN TWENTY•NINE HOURS. The UM FIR. K. it Dew Liverpaut Post Gulch, only one night ciih•tlai seal, carri-s Four midi. and fr• ur Outside; sets out from th..Aaracien'it Head Inn s Saito-bill. Lantiok every tiny at Oar krises at Li servo,' nest afternoon at St s ii Cl w k, I)untt - o.le, Wiffiburn, Lethloiny, North•tni to e, Wet. t f 4Nr d' .4.tuierwartit, Hinckley, Ather,toile, 11,iteh6t-ld, thong, Neiccastle, Brufeton-grceo, K tutslord , Watt Ivan,. nod Puset. .. i . ..j'el y r . l istrileriti t, ElyG4Ek‘...Hrttah''YeCs. Coach, every Afternoon, at Four o'Click WEYMOUTH Union Coach. Emir Insides, through Dore whaiier, Blandford, Salisbury, and An lever, every Afternoon, arrives at Weymouth next day, at One; where the Packets tail 0 Wednesday and Saturday Afternoon, a( Five; to 'Cuero sey and Jersey, from whence there 4 , a-reg.:Lir gaiveyttpee to Cherburgh and St. Make,. The road from Cherbureh to Paris i is the most delightful an ! the chealrest in France. • BRIGHTON New Llegaut Post C oa ch, F our b o d,; (4 „„i y , every contain; at Nine o'Clock, thronglsCraw ley, Ryugate,'&c. The WEYMOUTH, Dorchester, and tilandflord Union Pnit-eoach. every Afternoon; goes to ibe Crown lan, Wry. south. Carries Four limode, - LIVERPOOL Post Coach, to carry Cow Insides, vets out every Morning, through Lotter worth, iiigu Crow, Hinckley, Atherinone Tamworth, Litchfield, I:111.504ml,, Northampton, and 13unita l ble. Arrives at Liverpool next Afternoon. . EXETER, Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmouth, Dartraroath, and Salisbury, New Post Coach, every Mordhig at balf-pag Six o'Clock, with a Guard, through Hualton. Ax- Inkster. bridport. Blandford, Basingstoke and Sagami. ' BOSTON, Spalding. Peterborou g h, Stilted, and Huati don, New Royal Mail Coach, sets nut Crewing. es ,form Boston to Spililoy, Louth. Grisoby, and Hull. LIVI.RPOOL, Warrington, Ktmisford, Stone, and Litgb- MC Post Coach, called, The Expedition. every Evenims at Five o'Clock. to the Baracea's Head Inn, Dale-street, lives pool. Guarded throaehiput. BATH and BRISTOL Flying Post Coaches, througa Chip. penham, Caine, and Marlborough, every Afternoon; artlyeat Mr. May's, the Greyhound Ina. Bath, nod the Loudon ?lidera; Thomas -street, and the Soar Dridol, next M ,ruing. -i-Coselteti to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, dec. LEEDS New. Light Coach, called, The Rocklnghain, sell out every Morning ad half-pan Seven tt'Clock; caerks Fore Insides oily, and goes remarkable easy, with a Guard through out. Pales through Stamford, Newark, Retford. Downstate and Ferrytoridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next I) iv at Nooa, Notwithstanding the aorammon expedition of this Coach, it is allowed to be the met agterable and complete . Public Convey ance on the Ninth Road, being mom:palled io Accosamodatiam by any other. KENDAL, Imoctister, Prestos, Eirhy•Lnintialle, Bolles, Clinfley, Ormikkki. and Galion* Puit.Coaehmt, every After noon, at Five o'Clock. Guarded. GLASGOW, Lotighows, Gretna-Green, At nail. - Oink 14rervishill, Thanthill.. Satiquitrir- Kiln, .Crinianck. X itigsttt Sad all antis of &diked, Camperdown Coach (-Wash, • YORK, Neweratle, and Edinburgh, new Coach, performed with. Guard throaghout, sets out every Moroi d, at holf-patt Six o'Cleck, by way of Newark, Retfor•!, "l caster 00 lingtoh, Northallerton,. Dunham ? No:petit, seed R i erwlik. „Pas•enzers finding themselves fatigued from the kisalh of tie -Journey, may reel %bat time they please, /aid then arraired an silthout any additidtral fare. J. Clark, the JERVlvitme Croy DIVIDENDS. . Is' . b ourn; Whitby . and otitei Flames' e. f.5.6t.. ii July 95 , B. Linthnrue, Walbrook, enerchant- Jul 29, .'• BR IRGENORT,.H ,n ad .W;a101 ,Ilkw Plite:•Catte_lOs eller, Lewis, Gray's Inn, scrivener-July 28, T. Hairy, )11mi:iv ' .. lane, wine-merchant-July 29, 1 , Worley, F si y,. - ; hitt mverfirtg. isiat- - ' ' i WAKEFIELD Post COOl4 every - 1111‘0111, St 4itif-pool coree-house-keeper-Julv 29, C. Layton, *Smith 's-buildings, Six to'Clock. , . • Leadenhall-street, merchant-July 49, T. Edlin, Watford" S UNA) ICRLATI El, St tic Mai,: waif rini f ifirettelalla, every Ilertflonishire, brazier - Daly 29, J. Forster, Foster-lane, Cheap- ... , M owing, to the George Inn, Surodepiand. side, silversmith-July 29. J. Gate; Fleet-street, pastry-cook CARLISLE, Penrith. and Whltehaven. Pon t tail4t, gap -July 29, A. M*Nair, A beharch-lane, merchant -Jaly 29, J. with Pour H asida-lbtard..ol4,he way. Poses thr.usei Onlacoin, Woodstock.street Hanover - street . Hanover-Iquart tailor -. illy ' • • ' =l l O Appleby, Oreatabridgr: Richmond, Catterirk, Bio lar-.lely 29, S. Halyied, Horsham, Susses, draper - July • . t het/fie, :fflietaerbac :Attrerftied, - poncastee, and 'Manama SI, J Ridley, Lancaster, merchant- JOT 29 .. 0. Sharoblit and ,Aets i . miry Ow nearest *a by .e hteen -*Sick/ tore *wattles J. Sawyer, dothbury, Illackwell-liall-titctorss-Aug. .d, . id. : .„ .. Y . . • “C 11) i is? joturuke with tl:e greifti-facility. Pitawages Lewis, Glouccyter, ss hat-finger-Aug. 6 . P. Willis, Itinaford, t'!"_P_. 4 l, Ma artist-4'lBly 29, J. Wolff and .1. Dorviße. New Ilfidgefstrel l. aelan ' a °a . aby neio or p easure, the - Rn dI • bail • • I ( isle thefietaliar ' _advatelle of their seats being wenriaLinikesext-Cmgh. serehasts-Aug. 4, J. Gibbs, Stiltor,•llantlatdonshire, r foi • • •'s MANG/lESTER, Wfasinvg. Gamlen*, Nricatatje ‘ Palsal, ivaller-July 29, A. Lanchester , _St-,jameis-st s Ilsininet-t E.,,: i r - 1 Jul y 31. It Gill Old Motion , Yorkshite„ - eturri. dent er-Atf •"" ' von ust Col h every Afternoon, ;( traded, ) .islverhan , e . .1 .; 1 ,„,, ,, _ - t - 4 * F o y - tbe oitirettfratte . o hoiii residing at ildssalltit ma :'9,11. Idonard, liri.tol , cousinombrtwee--attifYSt: W. sun . • . . oaf the town/ Paranagemiarall: awls are +asked Ear l all ilk Morris, Little Tower-street, wine-brokers. .•:: :• r • • Kb -ve Coaches , at ate 6 aile . • pit OFE herd' C h Once / • til WM CERTIFICATES-Jot-TO:, : . . . 11 tom. Cellar. t'icendilly . •- -- • . . .. . W. Ramsay, Little Taanse-ytireet,• prneisitinaderclistat-G:!., - - -; - v- _ . 6'. 4 . Aptrlti *tut/. - • Laurence met R. Smith, Gusoistierit. Felibltlelilit, silk-weaver . - ..• t., - • ;41 F ddi ! s si,.. ,:' . ill -M. Thrompton, l'enrith , Cumberland: chilek-mikafaitarer- ' Matt t• VI 4ltcrialanelhe foundation of lOC I It. Cousins, Wig/mire-street, Cavendish square, potent lamp- ' bap ... S/hic isliolletrillkurlsed through 15eiffartles Mina raeo urer-J. Ilaghetiund ft. (*haiku, Storringoni, Sussehi 'that form- unlined" ' takitm thew :precautions si hie* trotdd common-brewers.---t ..I . ChiVeri; Stone , Staffordshire : brazier secure - them the'enjaynesat. et )pat greed domestic blesitilit.- -S. Redding. Hereford, butcher -• R. It. ftemitman; Pritw .w- Poiriale of iihrery.riurk pay ad7astko to tbe stunt of welluekl Street. Spitalfields, printer-J. A. Deschamps. Howaid•-plate, .: hat, Where rtnt-studiiiiit ion:Mikan united:lay diseuee,ol debt- Clerkenwell, engine-tin - nee-it Waltheu, Liverpo6l, "liquor- li ttle,' by n certalis habit contraettd at an 2irly age, a isativa dealerL-'T. Lov?well, airb k an, bookseller -S. Hayward. tom /if 110 1 0 1 4 •IPreall'ltt" eatrrlhg that s t ate ht n a t t er s :l= Woodbridge; Sud'olh , maltster-:S. Whitwell; Coventry, stir rttniiirfe Ict rivivelhe to umberio h tatarkt• of life, ask-to - . , Pear • ' .Z. -f Stile the tystem. For 'on d . eel ; base- earaddialad sore PA RTNERSH fPS' DISSOLVED. ' . e sentiaUY t 9 degree di '!' tneuehNtintlititf' 46 ' ham ttrit liftl e ale • :J. Finals.' J. Bavnel, 3. Crecn,ilaid (4 Paith, ..15taeltmtili- I tee anateutteitee of imeuardsl nleaoure. lekas th at% . ea street. Santhwerk is far as relates to J. Fhanis-T. Tornhalli dioa which induced Items: CURILIE and . Co., fat 'dale last and A. Harris, North Shieldi, painters- 7 7. hock% dod, ii. t. C.:3o sears, to direct sheir-stidtes susd attratipaexichnitelnto tile l' Cotton, IV. L. May dwell, and R. Lockwood: edifiers (as far as , giettiment and ebre e r t h e . Vhsyeal Dittateo 'nod eh, We" • relates to W.. 1.. Muyilivell and R. Lockwund-4. Starkie, N. ' arisiog therefrisiii;sallet to that deraegemeut of tbeird • poo -1 Buckley, A. Sucklpy• S. Barkley, M. Buckley. and 3. New-' decirfbjthe Amardetive habit - shot tbeliocinsidetate seat boy, ton; Huddersfield. woollen clothiers - K. Hammond, toLlititcher, !which !oleo-on tbaSaligtreaing debilities assil dellidette that ' and R. Hammond, jun. Great Yarmouth, merchants-W. Ni- i prevent or embitter the Mairisaanial state. The us chalson and J. Thornton, Denby, Yorkshire, coal-miners - A. ! 'hit of their plan gives. them additional :irdetar to up Os , T:Vay6:inan and R. H. Harris , Norwich, snrgenns-W. Das:- i ravages of them; complalres, Which are art - rano ialseetnet Is sort and W. -Elnwsem,lun. l.udham , Norfolk, shopkeepers-S. ', the catalogue if human Infirmities. It helmets ever= Ackerrey and J , Whlttaker, Salford , Lancashire , machine - I who ha. Indulged io nth solitarY Vita to seek re-Herby makers-J. E. Bichenoand W. Baker, Newbury, Berks,seeds- I low p ro fes s ional men of ermine/we and honour, to which- Nimes. ' teen -W. l Glllet and W: Hopkins, Old Fish-street-hill, coopers 1 - cURRI E and Co. claim the winetion:o sebotanicas ty, ' -.. u-. c Idnxley and G. Shelton, Wood-street, sieve-makers-J. sas well as the testimony of ancentradieted (pets. dot .)-11.twk . e? and 5... Len, Watling -scree !, trinket-sellers-J. Pen s ' the cure of these complaiots, they hold tout eta Indikeleol at lingtlitt• Ciaaen''''lle''ty Strand , and T. Roberts , Clement's Inn, vire ; but, sensible, as +ill men roust - lie, of the existence of seek commercial aletits-R. lVonds arid R . Pear-on. Kingston-upon- cal-unities, they offer - their assistance as regantiely educaattil •Hull..sbia•cliandlers , -S. C. Cox and F. Deakin, Birmingham, Members of the Royal Colleges af, Sargent* of Louise and • timber-merchants-C. Swainson, J. Baxendale, A. Swaioson, Edintorch. Slight and recent eases of S ., philiiie infection me and .11 Stephenson.Baonister Hall,Lancashire,calico-printeni (as radically caged In the-short space of twe'days..; Those of th e far relates to A. Swainson )-It. J. Toplis and W . Aldam Net- smog obvittate duration, such its o , •stratiouns, iaveleraterSnit• tingliani,porier-mereluints-S. Ella nod M. A: Holmes, inton- i tures. Palos of the Bones Gleets, Etc. are permanently and upon-Trent. Staff rdyhire. confectioners-B. Smith and J. ' speedily eared. Several feoblemen and Gentlemen of the Ire Simpson, Penrith, Cumberland,. linen drapers-G. Waits nod respectability hive bee.- under tire care . f Memel . Currie lad T. !lotion. Sliming lane, wipe-merchants-J. Headdy and J. Co. fa: the reetosal ,rof tempt:anti of the urethra, otrientrus, Mercy, Capterbury, Isoumen-i.)N. Livesley and J.. Chatterton, &c.; :tad titivate received a radical nod permantent cure, re- Stockport, Cheshire, reed-makers. I quest ill t.t refereores may be made to them; as aatisfacurry esti . deuces of the decided superiority lif Mew-. Carrier add Cio.'s . . . . . plop of treatatert. ahoy of these Gemleonero had striatures 11w Av . eingePrice.af SUGAR, for the Week, ending July from lit to 20:years, and were natter the care of Messrs. Woe, 5, is 691. 11}d. per Cwt.. : ' ' Heaviside, and other Surgenoreof relent eminence, who attempted 1 Average Prices of COlti•of • EI. ' SGLAND and WALES, KT . their cure by tie applle-ition of the bow caustic, gag without - quarter,p froMthe Return, ending Jnly.l :- •t‘ • • cm- Metais. Curiie and Co. have selected the tolhowing letter i • , i from the many they tire daily receiving from Geritteven, re- W h e at I Rye. l Ba ' sle Y , ' Oats . Beans Palate- ' I:Sa • ms- taming them thanks for their rester:Hint) to mead and von, I '---- i lii-ath. It was seta to them, Wisoliviled, from 11w son of a -,• 4 .. s. • 4 . IL 4. it. ..,- ' Nohle•Earl, who bad de-oared under this digitising endpoint -25 5 96 2 i 99' It ill 0 • tut malady; for 10 seen ;he had been under the tare of several .. , . i Far geld* of profesiiimint eminence , maw of whom la-wiled him 1 permanent relief : but front the superior method of treatment hel.pted and pursued by 11k.ssr.. Lowrie and Co. he received a sidiaalcure lb the iron space of use month :- • I 1. " May 28, 1810. .* "To Dr. CUItRIE, 107, Ilation-gorden.' • • " Lewd --,- feels great pleasure it citmaitinicating to Dr. : Carrie the perfect re-eytahlisloutent of hit health, ito CallMarleate of his mild and admirable treatment of Strieturei to the Ure thra. He may add. that he has not for marry years enjoyed so notch comfort and freedom from pain ; and lie entertains no doubt of his having obtained, through his skia and attention, a perfect nod radical cure of that horrid complaint. A. he was 11.1 a granger to the manner that others treated eliesioupinint, be has it in his power. from a fair trial mid a joist comparison, lo pay that- tribute of applause to Dr. Coirie , which be s:nii- 1 bly fed., arid shall ever be most ready and a illitog to acknow leder." 'n'Ssc°liiesithinn. 'suardaderiandli ,lalwe,4l New Post ?•• 4. t if. • 67 10 198 11 t 99 8' . . . now-szttErr...--A Rion atioseKiiears ear' win ., is quite blind, And of a leg, his:pridorgop two examinations at the above Office, Otrcfiiirges•Pf. fraud. . . The Prisoner stated his name to be Francis Lava. At one place he obtained two pointtls, by'sinting that he had a hots .! to dispose of (his property), es, well as a horse, which proved to be false. At an other public-house in Chelsea he told the landlord he *could purchase forged Bank-ant es for a trilie, which might be easily passed for the full amount. The. laibdtord advanced him two pounds to procure the false notes, having previously informed the Police •Oficers, but with the good note the Prisoner ab aconded. Married WOW'', who have long heat disappointed in their expectations of ti family, 111 A% ns.ured, that in !nog in mouses such defects are enroble - by Medical skill ; nod although the removal of such impediments he on object of doubt and um cerisiuty With other,. )et the cure of such defects, by the gra dual progress of tenovatite:, is the neniiirement of Ifni, cape. rivitee. By mi early application to Wises. Currie owl Co. she patient will "cape Cite dau(er, sad expeitee of loog aid tedious attendance - upon less etperieced practitioners. Me:4m Currie and Co. may be consulted by wiliest, of either sea, w id; the greatest secrecy and hcnour. tit their beam, No. lrfl, Bat ton garden. Patients in the s•untry, describing the parairmors of their east, neeencid mode of living incite+ g a remittance for advice nottosedicines, the same will Ile given or sent to ans part of the kingdom. 'formate tlaitserreg, so esseatial to the/ to , - dertnking. the postage of letters may be added to the accolunt •for tried irioes.-10j, }introit-garden. ovDoN Printed and Peldirnett M D Sr traTclrast ()Friel', 87, Oierl4l-reet: ~..,`.~ He was committed for farther examination. Philip Mathews was charged with the crime of child stenlinc, , , but the circumstances not being satis factoril), proved he was discharged. Julie 13yr•ne was brought to the Office by Clements one of the horse-pottrole, who apprehended him the night previous, about 12 o'clock, on the Romford road, under gle pieious circumstances, when the Pri soner made a desperate resistance against being ap prehended. , On his evuninalion it turned out he *as a deserter from the 18th regiment of Light Dinpota. - i~ a:: . Satia&A • . , ti ,