The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-08-16 00:00:00

PRICK Ok STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONK O'CLOCK. Haut WI India Roads 19 die. S her l'e,it. filed. b7i, Excheimer Bills 30. 9 firer Cost Cues. 5761 Onto 3 p I oft. Costs. IS Onwitna Pi p 5 per Cent. Nays+ RN Conte& for Acct. gii • L ..:. Ana. 14 7 . 161 Lottery "Ticket. . TILE STATESMAN. LONDON: 1110$111AT, AUGUST 18, 1813. • +-i.e. • • • . • • .::42100CIIRM rittsll7l4#;• - : -, . -7, - itrARQ UIS Ok•.'WEELINGTON. • intir EAT or TH . 4 • 411 :* . -ildtliki444 S 0 tifa T r ' _ L • ; *•, 1 11 1 tlak LOSS .0I !f F FTE tlitita AND r MENU r.t 4At kWh' the pefn of uF pensO with ififtitipi to the effErct oti the rerwontres hetween oar Ariehin *sin, 2 - and that of the French, it catisfaciorAitaglimpreal •by 6; following official Notices.—First i itit telegraphic crauiettaication ieceived yesterday f.tbiaAdadritty t , ettlitienced the defeat' et Soeta .tliiiirety-Olfier. V94.` (ny PLYlkkrth TEi .: l4lLoiy) -0 : 1„4 ; ~I * ,- he The Fancy— ... '44 Aiqther Battle on the Wt..; • ‘ , 4 I s o4l defeat of. Marshal Sousten.that day. 4 44 Ait Pater on the read. with Dispatehes of the '27lb, 9.Bth anti &NV' The divatcbtlrfacherliiwn lety early this morn. a!:doccas!otiviiittce,S4ge4nd Notice to the Lotto SCA. iua so early u o'ctoCk, . r Dompipitearees. Mkt 16. . .1, e:" .- 14 y Lamp haoith,o,kossour t o inform your • Lordship, that the .Prinee. of 'Onarrat Ms arrived wil, Dispatches from Fietd Maishil the Marquis oflNVELLtswrox, - dated Lezaca, August 4, contain is; an account 'of a.series of actions ,with the French u . 94.4 tiii..cOminand of ; Marshal Som.; 'from th:a .25th La the 24 instant inclusive, the result of sviOch has-bems.the defeat and rakiat of the enemy 1: Spanish frontieir into Intact,- with a loss of VIFTEEN THOUSAND Mgr, iticlnding about 1 1 1:11C "1110CSA PaisgNEtts l .TM loss of tki Allied Aripy is.ajte p $1 X TiloVs&ND. • $ 'BATH UR ST. 4 Monday m?rajoi, lialf past six o'dOekr" Front the War-Ofkce next issued the following more detailed accout.i of our summits agaiust the enemy : which st ill, : no--deobt, be lallowed ia the course of the day by a Graellairaritirdinars " DKPARTML*4 1 1 0 41116 • V Tbo Aimee of ORANGE has aWvia . with dis. patches from Lord WELLINGTON ; dated Uzaca, the 4th of lignst. " Marshal SOULT having assumed the chief come of' map tree French Armies, and great exertions been made to reinforce and to re-equip thew, the Marshel aesembled a large proportion of :- . A.tree on the 24th of July, at St. Jean Pied de MI the following morning he attacked, with .*.tty- five thortand men, the post of Ronces :!et , skted by Main• General Bytici's Brigade; • 04'o/1+ •urp.rted by Sir LOlll/Itir COLE'S Division, avd the p.m was mainoained int 'Melt, when the tr"Ti 4 oiodovw to Zubiri, On the same day Sir K. 111 4 aai attested in the Puerto de' Maya,. and STrwAsn's division ass obliged at fins to riiir., but is,ing sepported by Major-Gen. ItA ses's Brigade, they retook the principal positiqn. li"*"ers the *met' Of Sir I.oWper'S COLE'S Corps mut , if !tocaelvy foe Sir U. lit4r. to. fall back to Irstra. In else actions nUthis day, the 20th and 82d rigi`ortitv verseelirly disatrusishal themselves. "..Sir Toter“ Pl4,ollas divides having joined Chet e., n by• Sir L. Cots, .both retired early on ttsa 27 h to ll' pt, dots in (pint Of liesrte and cov9rinif -the b!nelvtde.of Pamplona, and o 110'4 ) of Ipanisis ;room fernjed their reserve. As ('errea sore taking up their ground, Lord V /4 i motet irrhett from the left, iiisli:Okumed the corrmod . .71101.seeovj Row ettecitrt tio:Stitilltson the eg:tt of the line, defended by Speuishamd Portuguese tro4s. supported is) the 401% Reginsent, and these corps repot:4o every etiurt made by the French to f•tre'e this post. 'rite enemy at the tame time oc cupied Sorausen, and kept np a fire of musketry till night. . , " In the worsting of the 2Sth, Lord NiTy.r.Limurrom was joined by the 6th division, which had scarcely taken its ground,. when it was attacked by a very 1ar . . , ,,a body of the enemy. The defence, however, e..issocit,that the French were soon driven back with 1 intaletim loss. In order to extricate this part of his, e; the enemy attacked the left of the 4th Division, 1 . ..LA was charged by the 7th Cacadorea, and Major- k . :..irral Ross's brigade, nod driven down the heights %1 b peat loss. The battle now became general and , r) . .:l9re along the position oecupied by the .4th 11 ,, i , iort, but this 'distinguished division surpassed all I its 6.reter exploits, and boa' off the enemy at every i d u t. All the regiments- chaiged with the bayonet„ I al.ll the 41)th, 9th,. 9.oth, and 23d, each charged fet:r e se; te tu r l .i ti hi m s es b?affl Th e e l Srriot R tug . ne l se irt l t il.: s ew co ise iumn beh:vd and e admii ably. Ln4l Dlt.ttupstFic diviiimi, joined the forces under 1.4.41 IVELLtNGTow, and the french troops which t r .. . bad. been . e r ..."—ed, via it: Ilim, ) • rein the : lonflir• . . ' K Marshal SoULT, finding he cons pression on the front of the Allies, right, with a view of turning the left 'Sir R. Ilii.s,• tit the same time retaining stro ll yosition et iß fvout a qowireg, ,r! , . myi . s engiiK in fhilfcialrmulre and upon Silt. .R. IlIt.i;, Lord- Wer.UN' with the 3d, 4th, 6th, and 7th din 01441. 11141 Amain- 4 1 edis-peell . . ... . upon both flanks.. The French rei •everl point, and driven' from their , poll tion with liersq4wei,-enciredilvg w-greatineillisir"of ' prisoners. .. t 64 A strong position, which the. enemLlook, op with two divisions to cover their retreattes a r.l. *di!) , Sir R.. line and Lord Dar:ssonasa, tar. tried in the most brilliant wranner, And tilitlaf rthi was centiqued it during the 31st'isf July and the tat of August. Creitt nalobece of prisdaers swish ..bst(erti ,and'a , lsrge coiteerfnit fain the bands of MOor".Q.. .. , 6 ;nal TN° , shi igade. .... - • ". (roll! wisArtainw speaks b i b. highest Wee of the s condact of the Allied Army 4Artioshout these *axons services . and particularly of glhn enthur r,.. -.) - • ,stasticbtarery dliiiiO4 bjiiiii4tri tilyhtielerer Sir I AfsWw• C4) s i elstsu . ss ' '' It .: 11:00iisuli ' uillhei . 41411VIM ... tittiatilgil t14:14 'a ilifiPtiike de Echelon. , Lord sztrwasson 'Sad -destine&t her 48, ii‘ht t atif ; lf,ol. divisions to attack wad diAOP' the en e my f !!4.4 1111/ strong position; bot'the 7th ditisioss havlsig• the first s Kajoi.Gendial BA an wi.briedi t forthed, .and without wilting for ferthersoppprt, lsaligilthie heights, wed actually drove the We /Flea, iivisione 'frog them, / in spittitti itipng iVatitines.' Tbecoa. 1 duct of this &Oat; lirlr !e was' the adukti l stinn of an who witn.znall. • ; I%l' ijoi.Generel. *brigade at _the _same tithe Arced a large 114 i:. aii away 1 from the-left- of •the . Puerto. _ ..„4 . pf 64 There-ietsmins'nOenemy in the Seld • !hit part of the Spanish frontier. " By separate reports it appears that the envy's loss in the" llte operations is considered to. Is* ix. ceeded 15,000 men, of who 4 'above 4004 are prisoners. , " A report from Sir Tifonsa GILMANt details the particulars of an unsuccessful attempt to orry St. Sebastian, by storm, on the 25th Jtily." Names of Ofleers frilled, Wounded, and Missing of the Army under the Command of the Marquis •of Wellington, at the siege of St. Sebastian, from the 7th to the '27 of July. 11117161 t et ow Ell J'.LCD. ' Royal Engineers—Lieut. Murhell. Rgyal Scots, 3d Bon.—Major Fraser; Copt. Dummy; Lieu tenants Clarke,,Audersoo, mid Maur) I and cif Clue. • 9th Peg'. Lt Batt—Caps. Woodburn, gad i•Thondoll• 3bdt d, let etat—LlNtu omens. Irony's.% se, Q. us. udherar major ate rigs. 4'. S 4 'iuktiope, Se verely. Royal Artillery—Capt. Duhotirdien, severely (chsceentl). Royal Engi neers—Lient.-Col. Sir R. Fletcber, slightly ; Capt. ' Lewis, Lieutenants Reid and Tapp, severely. Royal Seats, Sd Latt.—Cap'. Argitnbeau, severely (left arm amputated); Captain Logan, severely (right ditto); Captain Stewart, slightly ; Captains Macdonald ;.nd Buckly, severely; Lieut. Armstrong. slightly ; Lieut. O'Neill, severely; Ensign Hoskins and Reynolds, severely ; Voinnteer Miller, saserely. 9th Foot, Ist Batt.— Lieut.-Col. Cameron, Carts. Cameron and Jervoise, Aightly ; Ileitis. Campbell nod Rose, severely ;.1 and Lieut. r,?. w e ,on, Asst.-Engineer, severely, (since dead). 58th Foot, I.i Satt... 7 l.ieut. Macleod, Asst.-Engineer, En. sign Walsh, and Adjutant Hopper, severely (since dead) ; Lieut. Harrison, slightly. 51[111 Foot, 2d 13:al.—Adjutant Crawley, severely. Detachment of Seamen--Lieuts. Dunlop, severely ; aoj O'Reilly, slightly. Engineers 13, 1. Comp. Service—Capt. 11111kIston, slight[y. OFFICERS Royal Egl - gir.eers—iieut. Jonob. Royal Scots.3d Batt.—Lieut, Eyre, Ensigns Syret and NAM 9th Font, 16t Batt.—Ensign Syret. 38th Foot, ditto—Lieut. 111‘GIII. mums OF OFFICERS KILLED, WoUNDILD, .►ND MISSING fI)X TO THE VTIS oF JOLT, TSCLUSISEr lIIIRITTISM IaVVICERS IRILLIIIPJULT 5. 7th Foot, Ist. Batt. Lieut. Knowles. 20th Reg'. do. Adj. Baet. 2.8t1t.d0. do. Ensign Delmar. 34th do. 2d do. Adj. Day. 39th do. Ist do. Lieuts. Lord and Willianle. 50th do. do. Catit.audkin ; !,tents. Bill-hall and Dehrbton. 60th do. sth do. Lieut.% Von 1 / a hlin.in and - Joyce. 71st do. Ist Butt. Urals. Doff and Roberts. nth July. 40th 00. (10. Lieut. lialase. • , • te,4qt. Stuff. Roverea, A.D.C. to Lt.-Get: sr vale. • K. G. L. Ist Line Batt. Copt. Arenaut. • _ •-. • , . 7th Foot, la do. Capt. Ferule. • :nth ltegi. do Capt. tol , Kentie. • 1 4 • 4,3,1 r oot , d o , (A r t s , &sword; and Walker; Volaatiler Bar nett. 27t11 do. Sd Batt. Gant, Whyte and Adj. Bona 40th do. Lit. die. Lieut. Galway. 48th do. do. Lieut. Liao' and Ensign Parsons. - A. A. G. slightly. . sa, ior Qtitoeslr—tieut. Nettle, severe''' _ s _ d ' - MI Toot-, Ist •Batt.higial• DM** . CaPtgag C.reardert Orr, liantertim, and Westport Ulm. insert lium, 4i1i50164 Garrett, paverig, . • 4 • , 13! 14h Foote let eaii.—Capt.. Wriest tiotilesieiti Mare sod elitism, severely ; ma paniet aollidl.; OM •Foat— , Captalti JrAtoist, losverelTl lei t orraY, 111 64 1 ' • Ofthibritit'e , *redly; Leiiii sad Minor. diglitly. , 2,;51 Foot, let Bigt.—Best. Nevil, severely I Brice ? lid liar. ,slisiiiir; A 11 cti. , 1411. , ely. V* Si Brit.--._ , 01 4 , oPQ fa ; Liestepaats , Nll.4cligr, 14011 40th putp, Ist - 0601i:copa lie;l ' i;ared Caitir, 4044 'Alia .Eabiga tei); „ I lo.s. I r—J.Beit.t-MajeT.White, savciely; Capt. Woad, severely Lleate.aaais Calbiletilmo. Duke, Ykaignasn, 'Vander wain); abt PeasstOey, aeltidly ; and Lint. J I NO)0 b lightlY• Ytthi . iatLlaLliat!.—Capt. Burrowes, alightlY ; Lieut, Price Ditto With Ditto - to unfortunate building] *WI the eft) , 190 tosses further than the ori g i o d 'sv. Awaits, the messenger, arrived this morning a t gmys i wair Oleo, with dig/patches from Lord C#tecitsr, dated the 30th nit. signifying that his Lordship was then at the Head-quarters of the A. liai Armies, which bad received a formidable aug. eintation of strength, and. that hostilities were ex. peeled to be resumed on the expiration of the renew. ei period of the. Armistice. Mail arrived this morning, from selected the fellowing extracts as the • .• • .3 driss; . rmithh . t pert of , occupy, hare prohibited the is. habitants from wearing the rrussian cockade; they make great requisitions in It of horned cattle, ullidt they send to Saxony, and allow no merchandi:e be sent out of it; any Officer meeting any het right to appropriate It to himself,. -CoTictisunon, Aug; 0,--Adl the letters re, celred from Stralsund, nada, slate of the 31st ult. state, that an immediate renewal of hostilitiee is expectedniter tbs expiration of•the Armistice on the 10th, ' , ' B*RLIN' t JULT 10.—The Preach Cnounandalat Stettin,, has again denianded a large sem of 'mon" from. the inhabitants of that city. The Burgomaster busing represented to him the impossibility of far, nishingit was immediately arrested and eondemnqd I to be irpt OR bread and water. toes as this was Vnown ion the Prussian side, a similar punishment way inflicted on General • Poisnot t as well as ea ' his two seas, hit Aid.tle.Camp. This Getters& gives a note every day, stating, that he' wnly melts& bread and wow for food.--. TneCombamidisai et Stettin has been informed of it, ngd at the same dna giro' to undentaisti, that as seep es the esegesiose sad others detained shall be set at hiterty, Goers' Poisalt's lantwoo9t will chat:gad. 7 +010.11•0 'l f e te 1 00 4 nedo llll 7. aegrtheleN M f . Gtespw, Mew the nod retort from that qeartar t and willbefeend iutersetitiet., at.. ,sou 'Ply, PM ....Getout Vzscorit Uri* received daily reins forisOsmsota, - has .ativoitti to withio sight mom of Fort George, or Niagara, and it is 'sported he wia etterifferiftherieifits, who *ire midday, and to want. of provisions. The 4movimsos hove burnt Fort Erie, and the difilorsat fort* downwards to Fort George ; add it is supposed *di stellopt to ref ‘treat across the river to their own _territory, they faring shown some indication of tint Admiral Yso . has tales. 400. -WIC , of pork, *tit two schooners, Its die lake. TA Am er i can Beet 'dare not coma oat of Sacitett's ilaboor. One hunt dred and eighty 'arrestors passnd ttsis, to r dAy, for the lake" above, to bred sisstiser frigate. 46 The following is waft of oar supposed force in Canada : Royal Artillery ISO lit, or Royal Soots lnfan:-. - try, lit at. • 143 Bth Regt. or King's Own 1000 41st Ilegt.'lm hatt,, 900 41st do. 24 Batt. 353 49th Regiment 700 100 b Dino • SOO __ . lei Veteran Retailer; SOO aoadiun Feacibles POO I Drapons 500 ilcaprry Fenciblcs Vofiiireur Curps Idr>itles six battalioi.s ern bldied Militia in Lower Cauadu, about 6000 750 Tat it Force Besides Vete troops provincial volunteer cavalry, abort lit); three companies ditto chasseurs, 150; —the whole independent of the Incorporate Militia 101 ". Canada. - intforee - ol t and destined , for, our. frontiers, now in service iQ the States, may amount 40,000 men. P. 5.,--Sincs writing the above, we have re ceived 7 the fifth regiment, supposed of 500, and a regiment of the German Legion, called De Watt vitro, Isoo strong, both of which 114 To left this for Upper Cinada." The irregular strength derived trout the Indians, embodied or assembled *kb our own ) it hos not been thought proper to tali o into the account. Is. .deed, it is vrosodiag to the feelings of humaoit7 to) opeiutaie those savage STATESMAN OItFLCB, DALE' PAST ONE. „. , , . • , ~,, . , . •. . lifig S i P :, *: , ..z. MAN. . ~. . ... . ~,,, . . • rid sat,_,6 4 Bate.—Lientenants Gordon, Grant, and o. Mae. that would be derived from the result. This decisive advantage does Quillen can no longer remain in the hands of the indeed entitle as to expect that S 13 11 1d re l aelc a . i t t e i lti' , I b ril tir. " ', 's oodd szeuvrie ftsatEas oetsz.. 1 . 801 . c r a . pta M os ischei pmeit l, G.: w l .m ilc i he ßromsei ll, end K i r ou tied,; ; „• ..i* French. The war must be clear to St. Jean .-- B ac h eft vriss4ls4it'i . aid t. Grease's, teverdy. r jug en extrentur • •-- __ _ . July 51#.. ... ..; •-. _ • , Ilk the, ette c ' ffitt Ift44llktt..-tiesit..Crawthk*at, oboes tkilk t the present advantages of this new eaploft o f I”, in At :L .; _,,,,, t ii id iOnign'ly'r,-, slight '• : ),'..) ,* - • i , ;' . ' la,bt army : in our uest we will speak of its more n l6 g. 11 " — r • 40th Foos, lit Sett,---)Citsaieslieyland AlalliolValywhervlV i en nence 4 GTON alin._gieedi captain 11011ips; am Lieutenants Kelly and *rein, st Wit. t ! ra " t " D ug • ivisions; an d'' at- i . 4ftill Foot, Ist :Batt.—Mayor Wilsoiand Clipts . la nwaltes, --.01111ft.-. "a' *not fin d tieve i llt•• - - • . jay the Heligoland Mail which arrived yesterday $ .58d 1.0(004 Pitt . , .-41 . eat never, severed._ . •) • it NHL be Ma that the held u' illermiaed t o ' l l'4ol ° l x "' 60 th F • 6l ;t i b r ilit• -e •blabre.farth' , . " 6rel V enact the contributions levied upon the unfortunate fatil l iai ior 6 e pos t- onerit . istat _ uest ..c.t . i . e • ijiiii. A. Gordon, A. D. D. to ' Chisel* atHambur g h, and they have also given no. • • .- sibbialf. - treat•ts the c om mi t/Id e o r the Forces , seve rely t . 14entecei. waters, of their intention to, ones all the buildings , Pollock, 'baby, t . int ; fad ilosigns goicilir, severely ; Dims,Dims,et liktiOd of the. Ai ineh tli• .„, !UP Ditto, 61111t. z.. Zglisi;,c1r.nei, severellt iiind Sutras Gotteibargh Wray, sliitlly. . , ' z-t- ~,; . - - we have sole L Slat Dittcrt lfi : ... Alp', " 0 , 2 1 0 1.9F! ,:‘.. 1 1111 *Pflioa tit '"''l... ' •• T 4.,,. Twg . tart 4lll c : 4 2 , I ga l tY d ltra at s— laortslllo 4 % 1."- .. ' eiii .' f ... 1 ~,1 .• ' ' 'lane, itlLit SO I)ll6l44kete 0 . 1 . 14 , tall Ell !IP skert h Willie which they dightlyi• ••••.-• L . 1! - • -4 . .' - - •• .: and Voluoiter Queibett, sirverely. 61st Dltto,'lst Mat.—Capt. Charlton and Lieut. O'Kraroey, slightly; and Volunteer Leibody, severely. 79th Ditto, lit Batt.—Volunteer Kynock, severely. gist Ditto, Ist Batt.—Capt. Lowrie, severely; Lieutenants R. Stewart and Marshal, slightly; Lieut. A. Maclean, severe ly; and Ensigns Itl , Farktia sad .1. °mantas, slightly. , • British Otleer missing Copt. Tarletsa, 7th foot. r Names f if !Man Killed, , Wonaded, Sc Mining, Jody 9iit OFFICZRS lIILLUO. 68th raot-4dajor Cravlgey. I 4th Ditto—Capt. Whitteg: Chas. Brit.—Capt. Toaraefort. . 0/116111112 WOVWDED. 4 - Gea; Staf—Major-Oen. Peek, slightly. de Foot, Ist Hatt.—Lieut. Sandy., slightly. • 94d Foist, Ist Bak—Capt. Took, severely ; Lieut. Ras Le. wyth slfghily. s Slth Ditto, Ist Batt.— PatigirorniKsiverebr. • • • 36th Ditto, Ist BatC—Liett. Charles, slightly. 40th Ditto, Ist Batt.—Lisit. booths, slightly. ' 45th Ditto, Id Batt.—Lieut. Huonfrey, severely. 50th Ditto, Ist Batt.—Easign Saw kins, and Adj. Myles, sligh:lv, dOtli Ditto, sth Batt.—Adjutant Kent, slightly. • • , 61st Ditto, Ist Batt.—Cap ill t. 'l‘enn, slightly ; and Mut. Wolfe, sevrely. L ite Ott Ditto—Capt. Irvin, severely ; nod Ensign O ' Coonel, se verely taros aniy.t; Lieu'. Leith. JO igissiy. ist Di no, b it Batt . — cwt, Walker. severeig iaaut i on Mtli Dilso— Brevet -..llvotiC i l i oarec Llests, , DA: itseAr. mod Tew. lit- voPelf - - - - u“ 4 -tig. Cr t aid Major Pitegera_ _.. se . , 1162 - Islllloo.—Lietitenrit. NPltity. Boyde Wood.; and Ensign n, severely LAnjate.at Hohisworth, filield". r . 91st Ditto, lit Batt.—Major M Niel, seemly. , 1 924 Ditto, Ist Batt, ev i itatallotssosysevicolffy Chas: Init.—Major Gondwe tom: sligh! I v i Captains Bro. and Saul:, severely.; Capt. Troallet,.sli.itly ; Lientenants Sonhaiy and S-rvais, seterely; Lieutenant* ' , .,trig andotit.••Ceo limbo, slightly, Afikitant t:osingault, seveselv. Return of Officers Kitiod, Wounded, and Manias, frail Slit' July to la August, facto-sive. • sferteius wougo ED. Joist 31 50th Font,4st Ratt.--Brijade Major !relays, severely. , 11st Ditto, Ist 'Ham—Capt. Crant, 92d Dino Ist ltatt.;—%ll;or . Maeptte•sou. s e v erely C a ptains Setup and Li!e, slightly; Capt. D..Camphell, severely; Limit Ilin&e zne severely ; and tnslga - T. Miteh,ll, slightly urs Britsoulques—Lient. Blentour, slightly, 68th Ditto—Volunteer Browniog. -.OPP CERII#, ?mut NI G. OM Foot, 6th Batt.—Mqjor titter:ld. (mum WOUNDED. August 1. • . 90th fiegt—Lient. Fitzgerald, slightly. . ~ "47th Ditto, 9d BUG—Captain Butler, severely. 95th Ditto—Major Pereeval. severely. Names of the Officers Killed and W waded on she 9d-of Aug. oriticrits KILLSE; • 6th Foot, lit Batt.—Capt. Smelllow. 93d Ditto, Ist Hatt.--Ensign Wriseo. Abstract of Ilse Loss in the Siege of St. Sebastian, from -the 7th to the 27th of July. inclusive. • 811171111 N.-1 Major 9 - Ciltains, 5 Lieutenants, 2 Sta ff , 7 ser f/ants, and 96 rank and 6k tilled. • " Lkiiteneutt-Coleaels, 13 Captains, 19 Lieutenants. 3 Ensigns, SCA 21 terjeants. 1 drummer. 379 rank mad file, wounded. Lienseannts, 9 Ensigns, 4 serjeanta, and 117 rank and file Poß2ootursg.-4 Captain, 9 serjednts, and S 8 rank and file killed. 1 Lieutenant-Colottelvl Major, 4 Captains. 2 Lieutenants, 9 Ensigns. ISSAS; 1$ seriatim., 3 dnunasers. and 313 rank mud die wounded. 1 Capiala, redcoats, 1 draMosed.iiiiiio . renle indite is i leg, • Gagged /barrier tilfitre Lost kettett, from the Oh I • , of July to the 9d OF August. .oarrtird.-2 Majors, 16 Cppiains. 19 Lieutenants, 3 $ Stair, 46 set jeans, 2 drurnmers, 462 rank and file, and S bursts Allied. 2 Gems! Stallf,ll Lieu(.-Colonels. 1 / 4 15 Maims, $1 Captains, 101 Lieutenants, 31. En4la, 7 Ilitall'el7ll serjesets. 14 drummers, 3103 risk and file, and 9Thorses wounded. 1 hiakir, 5 Captains, d Lieutenants. 4 Ensigns, 1 Staff, 14 ger ' Jean's, 1 drummers, 46g•rantP od fde, and 1 horse missing. Ponnutease.-9 Ma!ors, 4 Captains, 1 Lieutenant, 3 in bigus. 1 Stitt, serjenoth, rind 299 rank and tie. killed. - 1 General Staff, 2 Colonels, 9 Lieutennot-Coluncls, 10 Ma jors, 21 Captains, 18 Lieutenants. 31 Ensigns, 3, Sktir e 75 set ; jennii 15 drummers, gad 1692 rank and file, wounded!. . Serjeants, and 199 rank and file, missing. 16,500 ' nett - ism armee!' wourrsym-25Tn Jove. . • General Stag'-LL-lien. the lion. W. Stewart and Captain Stewart, Brig.-Major, severely. 6th Foot, ist Hatt, Major Gomm, severely ; Ensign Haden*, ! A victory of the nature and extent of this just at slightly, turned, cannot but be of considerable importance to '2.Cth do. Lieut.. Col. Wallace, Maj. Beat, Limes. Chatripigny, Crockett, Walker, Smith; Ensigns Thompson and Oakley, the state of our warlike affairs at this moment, espe a!gbuy. .. cially when the spot on which the so long continued tiSd do. do. Capt. Booker, Lieuts. G. Browne, 1 , lekargy,Led. with, slightly. hard contest took place is contemplated. This vic neth do. do. Capts. Bradley, Mamas., Tamflaree, Crammer, tory, however, cannot be thenikikt cheaply purchased, s=eszenuenetemere Gordon ; }:teign Hill, slightly. " when the almost unexampled icing list of killed and I v . the , 31th do. tid do. Lient.-Col. r ennlck and.LieuL Barron, se- Yesterday beltD VHANCILLOII Oa_ LA wounded is looked on. As well as several Field ! ' verely ; Lieut. Simmons arid Ensign Pickett, Piightly. I WHITWORTH had audiences of tin Passe* Mawr :001 do. Ist do. Capt. Junes, Limes. Hart, Cos, dcariiaal En- : Officers of distinction among the wounded, we read at Carlton Hones. signs Poe; RIIOIIIII, severely; Coartentty,ll l 7,9lly. 1 the name of the Honourable Lieutenant-General , The Groveler American Omer", of 13 guns end 5011, do. do. Lieut.-Col. Hill and Captain Gran*, severely ss ; 0 Capt, North, Limes. !!quince , BeDoeinal, skigittly, Lints. TEWART ) with the remark severely, added to the I OD mew is taken by the Piedra sloop of war, and 4111eS, Paterson, ESISIgna Collins, &tenon, mate, Nerfeek t r notice,. The list of Captains and Subalterns ; gent to Newfoundland. • 71st Foot, let WM-Major 14 , 1(easie, aid Lientaitoeto • With of killed and wounded, is truly frightful : S o m e ho p es are ent e st a k ie d that the President, l Parke and Peueoehe, severely ; Captain Cmat Mall Lliattlaaaa j Commodore Room s, OM tweaks* her treble ice Parke, slightly. most of these of the latter enumeration s we fear. i a Whisk harbour, Oa the 934 alt. the Norr, 74 e 811 Feat, Ist Batt - Lieut .- Col. Grim, CAA Marsha% en *PI ) Ur this campaign at least placed hors fie cgmbeto i was seen looking for. hi rin lat. ST. N. and long. Tinrign Lacey, slightly; and Capt. Firma*, merely, - By lbe reiterited attack and defence id . the plates 13. E. and it was ascertained that &MINI WI% tite 92d Cool, ht Batt.-Lieut.-Col. J. Cameron; Majors Nit. - g a d jaw wh ere th em s angu i nel y co m bats have taken i ;fey gtor, fa let. 87. N. and loft. 0. Sir Atoll and Macpttersoq ; Captains Hoboes, hi'Dutrall. sad 840- 1 ~;„„. ~„, „„, m ,. i i . sromilla- i vza ; and Lieu'enaots Fyfe, atacpberson, Chtrieelfae • p. *lv.; 1 :7" 1 "' ' -"" "" asullrad that hatit Lama of the I C0R 144 . 11 +. 31 0 1 4 Aeo. 14,- /rbeMi l L Wini ' llade, lb 1 144 Dii ire, Ram, and `A inelesteF, plightl7. -4 10 5110 r4 0 Pelee Were fall, sensibly of the Imperime none-ate'* White Peas Wit lattam•i f lost ios. *WIN, I We are informed *e.ta Telegraphic Dispatch ha! -just been resolved, announcing (be fall of St. Sebes. !lien's, bat we have not heard any of the pastiaelem i~ 1