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

L. • left% title, tali. Ilene, wave Is of es sou ought TIjE STAmsMAk TIOUSF. OF PFERi, Juts 6. TMs Rouge was occupied in considering the same ',objects, and the same uua►►imity prevailed as i►► the loner house. CORONER'S lifettlEST: MR. WHITBREAD. The untimely death of this eminent person has ev cited so much interest and anxiety, that we should Ibe wanting in our duty to the public, if we dirt not I publi;h all the partictilars which have transpired.--l- PARIS, JcLY 7. I The following account seems correct, and is comi. roußtF.Ft EXTICAOfttII NA It Y. Tharaday Marnine . . ' iiletely satisfictory as to the cause of the tragic event Louis XVIII. slept hitt night at Gonasse: ' which has afflicted all classes of people :- 0 They say that the Members of the Provisional .__ it Thursday , at noon, information was received • lory WILLIAM &EMI Y (: ebb s Ese. Coroner for the Governinent will follow the army to the Banks of the (knotty of Middlese x, that Mr. Whitbread had put,. Loire. . • i !an end to his own existence, and a Jury was in • • • . The King will enter Paris surrounded by FrenCh- stantly commoner! to tit on the body in the evening. fit . en anti the Mayors of the city. ; At eight o'clock the inquest bad assembled lit 4he We shall have e solid and respectable Ministry, house of the d"'ceeseda in linter-siePees Meta'''. •The lustvile's, estamitsed was J. Wilshire , Fog. the atone as iii Englauti i Talleyrand will be at the from whose deposition it aptwartel that he was a most Leal of it. I particular friend to the deceased. lie resided in . . that application Hertfordshire. A few Weeks since he received an . Among the common paragraphs it is stated, that application from the family and friendii of Mr. Whit the Emperor A's-xander will be et Paris in a few bread, to come to town, for the porpOse of soOth- , slay% nod that Marshal Ney is supposed to bare left ing their afflicted feeiir i gs, e n d; if possible. by fat.; Paris for America. lowship, to rouse cad restore the deceased from thiil i lethargy and dull melancholy that was then operating l fflutttEtt I'ATR At/MAN ‘RY. Friday Morning. ; upon him. On his arrival in town, he found his s Yesterday the Kim:, surrounded by the Mar- friend in a low desponding state, aid not withstand. t everycould but y Pl a to f ihals Dukes of Tarenturn, Basin°. Ragusa, Feltre, ing e s oft x shakinT the he melancholy, occasi otta which ll seemed to end General Maison, addressed the National Guards have seized fast hold of him, or causa. him to re: it St. Denis, in the follow ing words : ' tract or give up the irregular notions and incitherent 1 66 My friends, I bring you back your Colonel- ' expressions, he had continually adopted. Mt en. treated Mr. Whitbread also to retire from those pur. Ventral ; I find myself in the midst of you. Judge of my - joy—l thank you for your sentiments—re- sidle and that intense application, which apparently! turn to Paris, and state to your fellow-citizens what disturbed his imagination to a degree bordering ou despair. Mr. W. listened on all occasions to his ad- I feel fee them, and that 1 bring them beck a second vice, and in many instances p r o m i s ed to a dhe r e to it. time peace and happiness." ! He complained, Ito w ever, bitterly, that he felt he ! bail become completely unfit for business—that his The Duke of Wellington gave a grand dinner yes- public life was extinct—that he was derided.-in terday to the Duke of Otranto (Touche). Short, that be had become " an outcast of society." An in or two befere the fatal transaction, hi The Emperor Alexander will arrive to-night, and friend a even n g d he dined together. Mr. W. was in excel. s will occupy the Palaic Elysee-Bourbon. . ' lent health, and conducted himself it. that clear end Rocrustroor, JULY 2.—Twit frigates having on energetic way by which he has always been &tin. board some very important passengers sailed this guished. After dinner, however, his mind at once aliment. ', forsook hint, and he commenced an a:gument of a PARIS, JULY 7.--Yesterdsy, from morning till • most idle and !idicu toes nature; On this he expo might, the inhabitants of Paris crowded in flocks to dated, with as much wsrmtn as though it was a great i St. Denis. They remarked in that town a great num- a national question. His friend on this u eavoured to restore his reason, and poi occa snted on Cu. out to bet of Officers of different armies beal-iug the white him the absurdity as well as improbability o f hi s cockade, but in the barriers of Paris, its the Faux- statements. Mr. W. however, persist, il in his phreo. bnurghs, St. Martin, and St. Denis, they arrested, • sied declarations ; and, among other things, stated ill-treated, and hooted those imprudent individuals that (beiges of a serious stature were et Itibiteri against Mho wore the white cockade, or the Order of the him, as well by the public; Mee, as by commoulta thins - , ins : this was also resited as erroneous by kis Lie. • friend. Mr. W. however, with much warmth, one Marshal Soult left as this day for his estate at St. dertook to prove it by his secretary, she, he said I MIMI. . I could produce documents to the fact. The secretary be:ng in the house, was instantly milted, a n d co n . • Mr. Pasta, Mr. Caritas, Mr. V. FITZGERALD have left town for (be Conti. fronted with him, whets the anode of what he, M r . and Mr. GooLooa ) W. bad stated,turned out to be a mere fabrication of x, the brain. The reason of the deceased seemed again Went, hut not en any potitical mission. —(Post.) restored for a short time, and he bowed in silent Lord Ctrs set out on Saturday morning with submission of his error. communications from our Cabinet to Lord CASTLE. The evidence of Mr. Wilshire went to prove a we- Stow!. They are understood to relate to the system riety of other incidents relative to the deceased for to be adopted h' chit country with respect to several months, all of which Went to establish a set- Louis XVIII. tied derangement of the mind of his lamented friend. The Loao MAYOI: has appointed a Common Hall Mr. Holland, a magistrate, residiont at Epsotn, for to-morrow at three o'clock, after the Court of :corroborated the account of Mr. Wilshire, as far as Aldermen, for the purpose of electing two Sheriffs ! It related to the general conduct of the deceased for for the year ensuing, in the room of PHILIP BOOTH, several months. He was also his particular acquaint- Esq.. discharged on account of his great age, and : 9 rll . 011146 NAILER, Esq. who has fine d :to be excused :ante and fr iend . So me weeks since he hail noticed nerving.' an extraorainary stupor argil dulness about him, and The Marquis and Marchioness of ANGLESTA ar- ! imagining that it arose from intense study and appli. mired in town yesterday afternoon from Brussels.— i cation, he eat reated him to spend a few days in the i country, at his (Mr. Ilenamos) sea t. Af ter muc h They came user Westminster-bridge about three difficulty he st.ccreded, and M r.W. accompanied him o'clock, travelling at the rate of severs miles an hour. • A eolith was formed in the carriage for the Noble . to E p som ' On the da y of their arrival, Mr. W. was in apparent stood health aid spirits, talked ia- Irlarqt.ts to lie on, accompanied by the Marchione ss. tionally, and retread to rest cheerfully. On his sp it was their travelling carriage and four, with the however, the ((Miming morning, being toostillions wearing yellow jackets. Another of the a iw sk B e ra d isc h e y ' Mr. II how hp did, and how he slept ? • /Cable Marquis's carriages and four followed, in Mr. W . . reels d, " he was very ill, indeed, and had which was the Hon. BARCLAY PAGET and their at uot enjoyed half an hour's rest during the night."— fondants. On their arrival in St. James's Park they He then added, " he must forego the kind i n vit a ti on were greeted with loud cheers by the populace, who o at length took the horses from the carriage of the °f his friend, and go to town; a vast deal of public I business remaitiA to be done, and though he was in_ Marquis and Marchioness, and dragged them i to Uxbridge-house, its Burlingtou.street. capable of per forming it, he would struggle at it, The Times, with its usual inonsistency, says_ i and do the best he could." c 61 That the KING is judiciously takui n o noti c e of in Mr. Holland . further related, that he had 'scum the pithier! Arles. Wto a meeting of the proprietors of ! military Convention. It does riot introduce the ' Drury-lane Theatre, where he was called to the Ktiga at the point of the foreign bayonet—it does chair. The business was for the purpose of electing , not impose him by force out the people of France ; it a member of the Committee, i n th e roo m o f th e H on .' only opens the way for his return, by the willing who had reeigised. • On that i submission of his faithful subjects." Now, who In. ' Cavendish Bradshaw, occasion, however, Mr. W. scarcely opened his lips, i troduced him to Cambray, and published it Pro and sat in the chair its a ceaseless state, looking with demotion, that the Allies had entered France el. and melancholy upon all around him. On their pressly to re-establish the King, LOUIS XVII I. ou , ring f the meetiug, Mr. W. observed to his the Throne of his ancestors? ?fri reti end, " rom You hare now an opportunity of seeing my Dovte, Joey 9.—Sailed last evening the Eliza-' incapucity for public business ; eight or ten years ago, • bilk paper-trawl, with dispatches for Calais, by I could pretend to do business, but now I feel a • the way of Calaisoewe learn that the tri.coloored total incomp etence , and lam only despised for my 'flag was yesterday flying there ; also sailed the services." In addition to various other facts related French passage-vessel Duchess d'Angoulc s ne, after by Mr. Holland, which demonstrated in the strong. behigaletaitted above a week.—This day embarked est manner the mental derangement of the deceased on board the Chance hired armed cutter, John W. 1 he added, " Newer did there exist a man upon whose Croker, Faq. Secretary to the Admiralty, Mr. Peele, judgment and integrity I should have sooner relied, and Mr. Fitzgerald ; they intend to land at Calais, if upon any case, either public or !private, as a emit,- that port is open to them.—The Jamaica fleet have aellor or friend. In these relations I had consulted (hit day passed for the Dawns. i him for many years. But (rem what I have ob i We are extremely happy to find that the laudable served of his conduct for a consi."-rahle time past, he example of the City of London is about to be follow- would have been the last person its the world to ed by the City of Westminster, and that a Meeting whom I would have committed the slightest subject of Noblemen anti Gentlemen will take place on Tues- fur consideration !" day nest, at 12 o'clock, at the Thatched.house Ta- ; . The evidence of John Weir was next taken. He item, St. James's, to adopt certain Resolutions, with deposed that/ he had lived in the service of the de. a view to enter into a Subscription for the Relief of ceased for '27 years. Ilia master hail retired to rest •the Widnws and Orphans of those brave Defenders on Weditesie•ty night, about half-past ten o'clock, iii . of our Country who fell in the memorable Battle of apparent good health. On the following mornin g he Waterloo. His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK observed him come down stairs, and go into his will take the Chair on the occasion. dressing-room, which was situated- on the ground The French capital has, it seems, yielded to time floor, and looking into the garden. It was then Allies.' There are some Capitals in England which half-past nine o'clock, end the witness, as was his must be taken possession of in a few days by those daily custom, went to bring some hot water to shave who invest them—we mean the Lottery Capitals: him. On reaching the door of the dressing-room, . the attack upon them is carrying on with a briskness however, he found it fastened, and immediately mum the pert of Those who will to obtain them, not knocked. lle received no 'newer, but retired, sup_ to he rpelled, and which we doubt not will be posieg his master was particularly engaged. On adequately rgwarded by the sharing of the treasure his going through the passage, however, he met the Which must be distributed 3 • private secretary of Mr. Whitbreid, to whom he re- trench Fon& I per Cento. hi.-B.iiik Condi 10i. _ ... ME lated the singularity of the dressing-rooni being locked ; a circumstance never before known ! The serretavy replied, Ai was equally strange to him, as he himself had been trying to see Mr. Wand to re rOve soma orde r s, a heti he. found tho doer fast ; and Iro ausis.r given either to his call 0 1 1; 1 10(10 1 )4 ! They both Olen determined upon preying in at the%vindow from the yard, which, having passed, and not distin guishit:g the deceased ht an upright posture, they looked more narrowly, and beh e ld w i t h t error th e ' body of their Inntented master weltering in his blood. The w ittress instantly burst ;tithe wind ow, and entered the rooms where lie foiind the deceased with his throat cot flora ear te ear, and the vital spark com pletely extinguishes!. Medical aid, though called ito, wad quite useless. Perhaps, no instance of self-des truction was ever more complete! A razor, With which he effected the dreadf u l ac t, , was f oun d by his side on the darn-. The private secretary of the de ceased confirmed the account given by the last wit ness, but such was the terror and ton.porary conta gion into which he was thrown, by, his first vi.w of the shocking spectacle, that he could .not. recollect whether be entered the room throiigh the door or by the window. This witness also deposed . to many rig cnntstances, which led him to believe that the deceased hid long laboured under strong symptoms of derange.' An eminent Physician proved the fail which had coulted the death of the deceased, and after some other corroborative .evidence the Coroner left it to *the Jury to decide, whether under the strovit aIA respectable testimony they had heard, they . .coold for a moment Gp.i tte ti i ttttt the verdict. In his opininn and the exercise of his unpleasant duties, a clearer instance of derangement had ftever come before biol. The Jury, rifler a moment's cotisitlerntion, concur red, aed returned a verdict of— inAanity. Throughout the wh ,, le of these melancholy Proceed hies, there was a deep anxiety and silent sorrow minced by the Counter and Jury, not less elicited by the deplorable evet.t of itself, than by feelings of commism at ion for the H Elit:t eft lady, and her unhappy family, then beneath the same roof.. A TRIBUTE. TO TILL OFJPART64I FilitilOßV OF Tar ITOCO-LAMENT::D SAMUEL NVNITIIREAb, Esq. M. P. • —essams-- if e'er the. V 1 Iseats i d a •igh sincere, Or wept nate 'd —o'er virtue's blissful bier; These hallow'd rites-0 WRITER/ZAD! are thy d ie, (And nooe 'd them more dear shade than you)! O ever sacred ! and for ages blest! Re the remembrance of thyllowing breast, Which spoke the Statesman il;Aby country's weal : Firm in debate we saw —aClntir'd thy real, That srird In nobler views the t.fted mind, F rm'd to improve, and tranquillise mantiod— In counsel grave, inflexible, yet kind. Nor skull thy honours perish with thy tomb; The warrior's wreath may fade—hut thine shall brawn; Whilst Angel. Pity, with her scroll of fame, Shall write our loss—eternal as thy name! $4ll July, 181 b. 11ATT. Mr. Worraut:An's eldest soil, just of age, is ex pected to be returned to Parliament for the borotigh of Bed ford. /he Marquis of TAVISTOCIK, we understand, wilt move to-morrow, in the liouse of Commons, s = . for a hew Member for Redford, in tke room lamented Mr. Witmaitn. The head of the late Mr. WHITBREAD Waft eected on Saturday, in the presence of Sir HENRY flaceono and other eminent Physicians. le eta. milling the brain, water is sai►l to have been found there. The remains were afterwsr•!s placed In a leaden coffin, and soldered up. Yesterday morning eerly they were privately conveyed in a hearse to Soutlaill, near Biggleswade, iu Bedfordshire, where the renal,/ vault is situated. A most wicked rumour was spread over the town on Saturday, that two persons had been committed to the Tower. There was not the slightest loon• datioh for the report, but a thousand base nod me lig►:ant stories were propagated on the subject, ond the names of eminent persons of all sides were:freely mentioned. Ministers and favourites of the Prince, as well as leaders of opposition to the Government, being implicated in some plot against the state I Nothing could be more absurd than the falsehoods that passed frorn mouth to mouth, and we were sor. prised to see that they found their way into some of the Evening Papers of Saturday, without any mark of reprobation ; so that the country will be put into a state of agitation by the report for two days. ' !loving given the !OM total of the Officers wounded, and missing in the battles of the 16th, 17th, and 18th ult., as published in" the Samk arenlary Gazette last week, we now lay before our Readers the total of the Non-commissioned Officers and Privates, with the addition of 41 Officers, tic. cording to the Return published in Saturday night's Gazelle KILLED. WOUNDED. SWING. June 161 h, 391 3,i 4 23 377 Nth, 31 1`1.5 67 181 h, 1,919 6,509 . 1.603 9.414 8,857 1.817 Tolal of Privates - 12,988 Ditto Officers . 877 .. , . . GRAND TOTAL , ... 13 sts • A Mr. KEN ptayed Airlock, at the Blab Tlinatrp, on Saturday night, being the first et as engagement , for four nights. . Coarr-Faccaanos, JOLT 10.—Our supply of iVbeat being , rather small, not only fine English Wheat, •bat good furs sold readily at last Monday's prices. Barley goes of, at a wit.: Zing advance.—White Peas are heavy sale. and 24. per quarter' lower. Oats are Is. per quarter dearer. — la other articles there, , ism) rites ation. •. . . L , *fain I English) 42 3 2 Bouts - ... t . Ns' Ns ' gs: Ditto (Immix) 4O is Old ditto .. . , ..... ...-- lire • 22 44- Tlck do. 29 !1 . Bitrley 26 20 Old New ditto — Oat. ' Malt White tipme , '•••.S 40 , Poland do, • 95 I/ New ditto .... ....... : Feed ditto . ls 21 Dn in twitch, , ' 40 441 Fine Floor ....!. '... GO 66 Grey New .. ~. •• . • sv si a Senores .... .... 53 c,O SMI'fI4FIKLD MARK t.T.—.7v1.,,10. Tosir.k the Otto'. per stone of Nth. Serf ... 4s. 6 t te Its. 61. 1 Head of Cattio.this ,In i I 1111111111 . 431. 6'l. t , 5 , U. 1 Rents '..• 182 4 3 V c hi ..,.. os. 01 se 6, lid. tiheep . ....... • • •,•. 1:1 • 440 P .rit ... 5... 6d. to 5.. 6: Cal. et Lomb ...6s. Od. t , ‘ 81. 01. Pip 1 HAY-111ARKP.T. , Hey 1 Clover Num •• • I_ I_l, ill Fact! iilz LONDoIt WAR DEPARTMENT: • • . Downing-stree,, Ally 6., . . . Dispatches, of which 1,14 folk:tab/ are:iniiiee; hare been this day received by Etri Bathurst, froni field:Marshal his Grace the Duke of Wellington;„ dated Louirea, 30th June, and Gonasse 2d iuly. Louvrrs, her:r qa, /SU>. MT Loan,--t have now the honour of iiiclosing to your Lordship the returns of killed and wounded of the army on the 16th; ltth, and 18th ; lists of officers, Ito. , , . grikatlier-Gen . iral ftardinge, who wai employed by me with the Prussian army; is 'not incinded is theie returns; but lie received a sevekr wound in the battle of the 16th, iod has lost his left band.-- lie had conducted hiniself, (hiring the time hi wee se employed, In such a manner is to obtain the apiare bation of Marslial Prime! Illiocher ,tind the 1;1111oers it the l'rusian head-quarters, as well as mine, anit greatly regret his miskrtun!. . ' I hare the heftier to be, ke.. : (Signet) %YELLIgnITIL ...... ••••• . . . „ . Return of Killed, Wounded, and Mlrgne of the A 11144 Aimth_ tinder the Command of Figid-bfarshal his .t;.roge tee Duke ilf Wellington, K. G. and G. 'C. MI , in - action with Ike enemy at 11. et. Cjaaire. Bras. an the 16th day of June. 19 4 6 i.. • . • . General Stns.'-1 general r:a6', 1 cornet or ensign, killed I.4lgar • taini, 1 lieutenant, .wottude.l. ~ - • • - • : - - t., e . Royal Artallery—k wink and 6"e and 19 horses, killed ; . tenants. 17 rank and 61e, 14 horses, wv.nded; • . oniNsi og. • . Ist Guards, I'd 131'11.-1 iientenant. 1 resign, *l-.loefifolll* • rank and lite, killed; 1 major, I lieutenant, igislgate r 3 . jeants,•2so Paiik and file, wounded.. lit (mortis. Jd Bait.-1 lietateiumt, V aerjeanti, 1 entangler' • rank and tile, killed t 1 major. 2 taptains,2 It '• . em'igai 9 serfronts, It/rummer. 225 rank and tile, weimedsd,, 9J Guards, 24.1 B.Att.-7 rank staid-tile, womsdesl • •'.. •.` Koval Scots. 3ti Batt.-1 captain. 2 lieuteuv.ss, 91 4 4 11 V e s•,:rjaants, 18 rank and file, killed; 9cuplaiok 11 . . ; sled. 13 sesjesats. 167 rusk rind rile,. voNitladed.:•' . : • :." rth Prot—lL rank and tile,. killed; ,',2 captaiss;l2l4enereetillt s 4 scriennis, fib rank and tilt.. woueded- • ~:. '• t i - ..1* SJIh lout, Id Batt.-1 twrjelailt., 4 tank and file ; Itlfie9fi Moo, tenant-colonel, 1 -lieutenant, 2 serjeants, 26 tank an tile ! wounded; 5 missing. ; . . 92d Font —1 captain, 21 rank and kir. killed; IS espial* II lieutenant*, 4 ensigns, 1 ma', 4 *reknit)), 1 drummer, 143 • rank and tile, it iiinded. . . 133 d Foot-1 eapiain, 2 lieutenants, 1 serjennt, IS rant and Ile ! 1 . killed; 1 major. I captain. 3 lieutenants ! 2 massed; MT. jesting, 64 rank and file, wounded; 1 serjeunt, II n 04.114 tile, missing. 42d Foot—l lieutenunt.coislael, 1 Nealeo9llll9 tz.11241.1, terra jeonts, 40 rank and file. killed; I mislat, hew* t, tenants, 2 ensign-, 1 mutt 14 sedans's, A dfainelisri'2l3 Jl rank and tile, wounded. . filth Foot, Yd Hatt.-1 fientgonnt, 1 taiga, 1 drinenseell ran 3 'mad file, killed; 1 liesitenuat-colosiel,4 espial's*. 6 beets* mints, 4 ensigns, 12 sere:tows 92 rank and Ale. 4sonaded ; I serjennt, 2 drummers. 14 rank and Ite, misstiog, i , 69th Finit. 'ld Batt.-1 lieu avant, 4s rjenits, - 3.Traok ;tad 314% Ikilled ; I rnt epta, 3 lieutenants ! 41segjgases 1 driiiiimen 109 rank and file, wounded. , u '4 ', . : I. 7Sd Foot, Id Batt.-1 drummer, S esskAntl Ilks,-461141 i , lieutenant*, V ensigns, 1 serignet, 43 rank aid ille; is I 79M Foot, Ist 8.,11.-1. WIC 26 cask and Ille....kilkid-4 - t7 11 1: 11111 010: Wilit•Cololl4,. i majors. 6 captains, 6 lieutennut, 1 inVitga, 10 serjeauts, 218 rank and tile, Wounded; I captain. inissing. 92d Foot-1.. captain. 1 lieaWnaat. 8 ensigns, 9 serjeantss SS rank and Ille, killed; 1 lienttanaitcnieneli I asakins 5 cika* trtirts. 11 lieutenants. 4 ensigns, I tear 13 seajeauls, 1 druid* tom. 212 rank Red tile ! mounded. . 950; Foot, lit Batt.-1 iseutenam‘. 6 rank isneHlle4 -- - t . kilind-4,3 1/cotenants, 1 etalgb; 3 tier 42 rank aid flie s I wounded. I local British Lon-1 general staff, 1 lieulenaatigalosal, 4 -• captain), 11 lieutenants, 9 ensigns, •1 Mat 17 11114 , 11M4 3 drummer; 20.? rank and Me, 19 heinnelli - killed s • • -• 141111664-e.401:t4•0 1111401%. Sitillipillid&r4giio4loll4l4llllll4% ensigns, 4 stair, 1.1) scrimps., 4 **mem ! 13*. mss and file, 14 horses, wu.nded ; 1 captain, 2 Seridiali, 2 drummers, 27 rank and ale 1 horse, inirsisig, • • ..,.. Total Loss of Hanoverians 2 2 lieutenants, 2 taljettllss 1 di mouser, 29 rink and file, killed; 3 .captalii,.6 Elegies nonis.l, - , mhos, 11 serjeants, 1914 rank and ale ! west* ed ; 1 cap:ai4. 2 ensigns, 4 *edemas, 142 ;mak and Ile s i Hiking, . (irand total—l General tit:l9, 1 Lieutenant-Colonel. 4 rasplainl, , 1 i Lieutenants. 9 Ensigns, 1 Suit. 19 serjeante,- 4 drunnueri, I, t'llt; rank and tile, 19 hoe *es, killed ; 4 lieutenant-Colottris, t 7 Alajors, 39 Captain,. il Lieutenants, 28 hosigns, 4 Stitt; ' 11l serjeauts. 5 - druminees, iliri rank and file. 14 hernia, [sounded; I Cowman:, i Ensigns, 6 serjeants, 2 drumlin, 11' rank mil file. I hnr.e, missing. . . i (Signed) JOHN( W ATEII2, Lieut.-Col. And A. A. 3- , N. B. The Same,' of oaken, killed,.nnurded. and • missing, • oii the 16th of Jucc, were publistted to the London Garde of .., Ist July: Returned of Killed. Wonndetl. and Missiex of the Allied Army, under the Command of Fielci•Martlitit his Grote the • poke . of Wellington,* K. G. and 0. C. 13. oil the 17th let June. 1815. General stalf—l captain, mis , ing. Ist Life livarc4. l .B tank nil file, 9 hones, killed; 1 captain, 2 ' sedennts, 7 rank and file, wounded. Royal Horse • wards (Blue)-9 rank and file, q horses, killed ; 5 rank• and tile, stou.:ded. la or 'loyal I.lragoons—l rank and file, 2 horses, killed. 7th Hutsars-6 rank and file, 17 hones, killed ; 1 liettleoont, 5 Nickolas. 16 rank and file, Id horses. wounded : I motor, I captain, 1 lieutenant, 1 drummer, 14 rankuud 92 boats, 11th Light Drarnons-4 horses, killed; 1 lieutenant, vot•ttralefil _ 2 rank am! Ilk, 19th Light Dragoons-1 rank and file missing. 180 14nsia , s—i rank and tile killed ; 1 rank ind file wounded. 19d Light I)rngoits—lserjeiint, 5 hores, Liked $ S rank Med file wounded; Y rank ;aid file, 8 horses, missing. 2d, or King's qerinno Legion-1 rank and tile killed $ 2 sank and 64. wounded ; I rank.ao.t file inissiag. Ist filcoars, King's German Legion—t •erjeant,2 mask and ,•9 hum h, 90 h IWot. 2d Hatt.-1 rank and file killed; 1 r*ak and, lie wuunde•t; /traria a d file mksine. 9 1 3 d Fool s Id haft.-9 rank and file wounded;. I terjeant 69th rout. 24 Hatt.-1 se. jean, 2 malt and file, wounded. 73d Fent, 2d Brut.-1 lieutenant, 3 rank and file. killed. Total Britiah Loa-1 lieutenant. 1 arrle.tot, 14 rook nod file, 45 horatr, killed I I captains, 2 lien manta, l 3 ser jean**. 41 rank and file, Al hors a, ;Pounded 1 major; 2 captains, 1 lieutenant, 2 wrjeauta, 1 drummer, 31) rank . and i11e,.33 horse., miming.... Total Hanoverian I.ovs-9 rank and file %Hied g I valor, calHain: eni.lxns, 'b seejeants, 71 'rank and fik. wounded a 1, retie tat, 1 drummer, $3 rank rad tile. tai Tend Britishntli HanOverian i. 059-1 Lieutenant.] serjenat, rank and file, 45 hories . , kil:ed t L Major, 2 Captains,T, Lieu tenants, I linfigns, 19 s .rjeants, 112. rank and file, horses, wounded g I Mu'or, 2 Captains, 1 Lieutenant, 9 strjcums, 2 drummers, 6i rack and tile 33 hones. missing, 4 1 011 V W ATER S. Lieutenant -Calomel and A.iktant Adjutant-General. N. B. The names of Officers killed and anon-led were la- Jetted in the Supplement of the I.undun Gazette, of the Ist July, publi,hed the 9d July, Return of Killed, Wounded, and blissing of the Allied Army. ander the Command of Field-Marshal his Grace the I)oke.of Wellington, K. G. and fi. C. B. in uetiou wit!' the cnewy at Waterloo°, an the 18:h of .lone, 1313. eral .tall. I colonel, I lieutenant -eolovel, 6 • captains, killed, It) gereral !liar, 9 coloneli, 6 lienteunat.. colonels, 5 n.:tiorF, 11 c.tpla.ns, 4 lieutenants, wouffiled ; 1 opritae otilti,...i major,ln,l t lielitenant. niii siig. Lcaptain, troop grarter.matitsm, serfrantt, 1? rank and 61e. ;11l tomes, kilted t 1 captain. 2 cornet.. I troop quarter-. niter. Sfetirantl, fili rink RA Ma, 21 horses, wounded ; 4 rank and file, 25 horses, onlv;rm. tki Life Guards-1 captain, 2 serjennts, 14 rank and file. 100 horses. killed; 5 serjeants, I trumpeter, 34 rank and file.: 11) horwa wo.inded ; 1 lieutenant, It serjeants, Si rank and ON 55 horses. missing: norm florse Guards (Blue) major., 2 serjeaots, 14 rank end file, 51 Moues, killed ; Y lieutenant colonels, q netnews^ troop qaarter.taasters. S serjeanto, 51 rank and file, 15 boles, wounded ; 1 cayta;o; Vli) rank sod lilt, iiiiseses s ssisisit s 0' 0 k ~. 1 ~ tae lOUS clod, until )w. !Atli; oriel . nep i until • bi and a Go. 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