The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-07-05 00:00:00

41.111 . Atession of Sabijana dtl , Alan, the former at the brid:ze of Naaclaus, and the latter at the bridge of Tres Puentes, and almost as soon as these had crossed, the column under the Earl of Dalhousie arrived at Mendonza, and the 3d division, under Lieutenant -General Sir Thomas Picton, crossed at the bridge higher op, followed by the 7th division, under the Earl of Dalhousie. These four divisions, forming the centre of the I army, were destined to attack the heights on which I the right of the enemy's centre was placed, while Lieutenant-General Sir Rowland Hill sh4uld move forward from Sabijana de Alava to attack the left. The enemy, however, having weakened his line to strengthen his detachment in the hills, abandoned his position in the valley, as soon as he saw our dive sitiou to attack it, and commenced his retreat in gond order towards Vittoria. Our troops continued to advance in admirable order, notwithstanding the difficulty.of the ground. In the mean time, Lieutenant-General Sir T. Graham, who commanded the left of the army, con- I silting of the Ist and sth divisions, and Generals Pack's and Bradford'e brigades of infantry, and Generals Bock's and Anson's brigades of cavalry, and who had been moved on the 20th to Margin', vnpved forward from thence on Vittoria, by the .high road from th•rt town to Biiboa. Ile had be sides with him the Spanish division under Colonel Longa, and General Giron, who had been detached to the left under a different view of the state of and had afterwards been recalled, and - had arrived on the 1 20th at Orduni, marched that morn ing from thence, so as to be in the 4eld in readiness: to support Lieutenant-General Sir T. Graham; if his support had been required. The enemy bad a division of infantry and some cavalry advanced on the great road from Vittoria to Bilhoa, resting their right on some strong heights covering the village of Gamarra Maior. Both Ga marra aid Abechuco were strongly occupied, as toe:-de-pout to the bridges over the Zadora at these p!aus. Brigadier-General Pack, with his Foot'. guere brigade, and Colonel Longa, with the Spanish did-ion, were directed to turn and gain the heights, supported by Major-General Anson's brigade of i light dragoons, and the sth division of infantry, under the command of Major-General Oswald, who was desired to take the command of all these troops. Lieut.-Gen. Sir T. Graham reports, that in the execution of this service, the Portuguese and Spanish troops behaved admirably. The 4th and Bth Caca dores particularly distinguished themselves. Colonel Louga being on the left, took possession of Gamarra Menor. It was impossible for to be conducted with mere those of these respective General the Earl of Dalhousie, Sir Drains Pic. ton, Sir Lowry Cole, and Mailr-General Charles Baron Alien. These troops . advanced iti•echelons of regiments in two, and OdraSionally three liaes; and the Portuguese troops, in the third and fourth divisions, under the command of Stigedier.General Power and Colonel. Stubbs, led the march, with a steadiness al d gallantry never surpassed on any oc casion. hi ajor-Gen. the Hon. C. Colviltess drleide bf the! 3d division was seriously attacked, in'its' admit* by; a tery superior force, well formed ; whiCh 'it dtore, in, sgpported by General Inglis's brigade of.the 7th division, commanded by Colouel.Grana, of the 8211. T j hese OlTtcers, and the troops under their command, ; distinguished themselves. • IF Major-General Vandeleur s urtgade of the lig4l division was, during the advance upon' Vittorit,' de•- 1 tached to the support of the 7th divisien, , astd Lieut.- Gen. the Earl of Dalhousie has reported .inest fa vourably of its conduct. Lieutenant-General Sir Thomas Graham . particu- • larly reports his sense DI the assistance he received from Colonel Delaney, Depeiy , Quarter-Master-Ge neral, and from Lietitinatitt-Col2met i tsitiVerie, of the Adjutant-General's Department;' front* the Officers of his personal Staff, and from' the Hon: Lieutenant-Colonel Upton, Assistant Quarter-Mas ter-General, and Major Hope,. Assistant-Adjutant, with the first division : and Major-General Oswald reports the same .44 Gaiteo seteCgobil` Iteekett y, of the Adjutant -tieneril l s DepavtMeiti, ant . Col. Gomm, of the Quarter-Master-Genii-are des partment. I am particularly indebted. to Lieutenant-General Sir Thomas Graham, and Lieutenant-Genera Rowland Hill, for the manner in which. they have' respectively conducted the service entrusted to them since the 'commencement oY the oneratiot;s, whic . ll have ended in . the battle of the elst, atitt rOr .their conduct in that battle ; as likewise to Marshal Sir William rieresierii, for the friendly advice and as. sistance which I have received from him upon all oc casions during the late operations. I must not omit to mention likewise, the conduct of General Giron, who , commands the Gallician• army, who made a forced march from Orduna, and was actually on the ground in ronfliness to support Lieutenant-General Sir Thos. Graham. I h ave frAquoittly been indebted, and have had nc. casion to call the attention of your Lordship to the conduct of the Quarter-Master-Gsneral Major-Gon! As soon as the heights were in our possession, the village of Gamarra hleior was most gallantly storm ed and carried by Brigadier-General Robinson's igatle of the bth division, which advanced in Co lumns of battalions, upder a very heavy fire of artil lery and musketry, without firing a shot, assisted by two guns of Major Lawson's brigade of artillery.— The enemy sassed severely, and lo►t three pieces of cannon. G. Murray, who, in the late operations owl in the battle of the 21st inst. has spin given me the great est assistano. I am likewise indebted mneh to Lord Aylmer, the Deputy- Adiatanf.Gener4l. and to the Officers of the Adjutant anti Quarter-Mas ter-General's Departments respectively, and to Lieutenant-Colonel Lord Fitzroy Somerset, nod to Lieutenant-Colonel Campbell, and the (Meer; of my person,tl Staff, and to Lieutenant-Colonel Sir - . The Lieutenant-General then proceeded to attack Richard Fletcher, and the Officers of. the Royal En. the village of Abechcco, with the Ist division, 17 • gineers. , tattling a strosig • battery against it, consisting of Col. his Serene Highness the Hereditary Prince of Ca2tain Duboery.l_ku'f brigade and Captain Ramsay's Orange .was. in the field .0 env Aid-41 Ce. onvp, and &edit ofitorse artillery, andoneley cover of this fire, conducted himself - with his usual gallantry and intel. Colonel Halkett's Brigade advanced Vs the attack, of u rns ,. the village, which wis carried, the light battalion .. rn areschal del Campo Doti Lids Wiewiten, and . bating charged and taken three guns and a howitzer ' the -Inspector-General Din Thomas O'Onnojn, end on the bridge: this attack was supported by Gen. , the Offi Surtf cers- of the of the Spanish itimir l have Bradford's brigade of Portuguese infantry. i• . invariably rendered 'me every • assistance in their Daring the operation at Abechucn, the enemy power in the course of these operationsavail serttle the greatest efforts to re-possess themselves of . myself of this oppartnnity of exptessin • g my ',aril.: the village - of Gamarra Maier, Which. were gallantly fac • . tion at their conduct,' as likewise with that tepuised by the troops of the sth division, under the of Mnreschal del Campo Din Miquel de Alava, command of Major-General Oswald. The, enemy and of Brigadier-General Don Joseph &Lawler, tad, however, on the heights ' on the left of the Za. A who have been so . long and - so Olerally employed dora, two diiisions'of infantry in reserve, and it was • with me. • • irpeisible to cross by the bridges till the troops which had moved upon the enesex's centre aid left ; The artillery was most judicially, placed by tad driven them throngh Vittoria. - Lieutenant - Colonel Dickson," and was well..,serv l The whole then co-operated in the pursuit, w hi c h , ed, and the army is particularly 1 bted to. that tide . was contioed by all till after it was dark. corps. , • The movement of 'the tr oops under Lieutenant- i The nature of the vaned did not allow of theca. General Sir Thomas Graham, and their possession ; valry being generally engaged, but the General'Offi. of Gomorra and Abechuco, intercepted the enemy's cars, commanding. the several brigades, kept the retreat by the high road to France. They were. 'troops antler their command respectively close to then obliged to turn to the road towards Pamplona ; the infantry to .support. them, and they were most bit they were enable to hold any position fora active iii the pursuit .of the enemy aster they had itacient letigiii of time to allow their baggage and been driven through Vittoria. artillery to be drawn off. The whole therefore of I send this dispatch by my Aid.de.Camp Captain the latter which had not already been taken by the Fremantle, whom I beg .leave to recommend to troops in their attack of the successive positions, your Lordship's protection : he will have the ho. taken up by the enemy in their retreat from their nour of laying at the feet of his Royal Highness fiat position on Aruney and on the Zadora, and all the Prince Regent, the colours of the 4th• !tette. their ammunition and baggage, and every thing lion of the 100th Regiment, and Marshal Joerdati's they had were taken close to Vittoria. I have reason baton, of a Marshal of France, taken by the 87th to believe that the enemy carried off with them one : regiment. . gun and one howitzer, only. 1 I have the honour to he, ikc. The army under Joseph Bonaparte consisted of ! • (signed) WELLINtWOR. the whole of the armies of the South anti of the 1 I enclose a return of the killed and wonidedin i Centre, and of four divisions, and all the cavalry of ; the arm} of Portugal , and some troops of the army the late operatien„ of the :North. General Foix's division of tile army ammunition Captured a return of the o*attc.e and ed in the .ictionof ; the 2 . 1.;t in. of Portugal was in the neighbourhood of Bilboa, . stta 14; . : ; and General Clause!, who commands the army of j ABSTRACT OF LOSS PROM JUNE 12 TO 21. the North, was near Logrono, with one division of ! nernsa. the army of Portugal, commanded by General To. 2 serjeants, 9 rank and tile, a -hones. Mei I captain. 9' pin, and General Vandetmasen's division of the nrineuants, 2 strjeants, 62 rank and fite,•and 43 'horses, wounded. . army of the North. , Pokrunoisse.. , . . The Gth division of the Allies] Army, antler Ma- ' 3 rank and file killed ; 1 major, I captaia, 3 sedates, la jor-General the Hon. Edward Pakenhans, was like- rank and file, wounded. On the 01 , t. wise absent, having been detained at Mediae del Pp.:: • British Ina-1 lientkiant-eoloret, 6 eaptaitts, 10 lieutenants. 4 s. 7 mar for three days, to cover the march Of our ma- ensigns , .1 sta ff , 15 serjeant 4 drummers , 480 tank and fi le. W 1141.1. es killed; I ' , foetal pitf, ltentenant-eolanels, 5 .qtijors gazines and stores. 40 captains : 87 lientenants. .12 ensigns ; 5 stiff: Inserjegpti; IS I cannot extol too highly the good conduct of ail drummers, 23'11 rank and Ale, 68 horses, wounded. • - ••", • the General Officers, Officers, and soldiers of the Portuguese Loss-3 Captains, 1 Lieutenkat,tELlsifinsi 4 sm army, in this action. Lieuienatit.Generat Sir Row. jaunts . tr nant-tolo t e l f r ri m ala r l l4B r l n 6 n k :a a p nd tai fi o l . e ,lo Lieutena kii n i ts, - 15 1 14s el ins, land Bill speaks highly of tite conduct of General 2 Malt 36 Serjeanii, 1 drinnmer, 811 rank and rile, wfullnie • Murillo, and the Spanish troops under his command, Span i s h 1 405 ,-1 captain, 3 Li e nt e nnat t , -RS fank ineme, 1 and of that "of Lieutenant-General the (honourable killed ; 1 tirnetal S.all; 1 • Lieutenant-Colonel,' 3 . ooenalas4 AI "W. Stewart and the Cowie d'Amarante;:who corn.. Deuteisints, 453 militant! file, wounded. Grand Total-1 Lieutenant-Colonel, 10 Captains, 14 1 mantled divisions of infantry under his directions.— 1 Li eu t ena nts, 7 Ensigns; I•Staff,' W serjrints, 5 drummers,i Colonel O'Calla an, who maintained tho villa He likewise mentions the conduct of the lion. Lieut.. I • 683 rink and filt- - 9 i horses,' killed ; 2 Gem rot-Staff, 91 Lieutenant- ( blond s . . 9, Majoel, h9-C aptains . 103 Wane- 1 g ge- oil nants; 41 Ensigns , 7 Staff, daS Seeteants, 14 drummers, i Sabijana 'de Alava against all the efforts of the enemy 1 3768 rank and tile, 68 hoists, wounded. • • to regain possession of it ; and that of Lieutenant.; ! N. B. I Serjeant; 2 drummers; 20 rack and file, have 'been I Colonel Brooke s of the Adiotant-Geoetal's Depart. returned missing. by the several cm-prof the army. British and I aunt, and Lieutenant-Colonel the lion. Alexander Portuguese; it ts supplied that the greater number of than . lost their regiments in the eohrse of the night, and that very few have Abnrcromby r of the QuArter-Muster.General's De- faro into the hands of the Mealy. has twat. . . I (Signed) • -AYLMER, I)ep.'"Mtkraso. 11. th Ditto, Oth 44mers. • 41h Foot, Ist Batt. Ditto, Oth Foot, Ditta, 47th Foot, 2d Batt. INtto - Mot Foot, - • F' lot Batt: I . T!IE STATESMAN: eh la e mneinteittidefty tivelle- • • roa• ind iiila Jay trito • " inwou., ditisions ifj.ireterline-j Yltl Light Dragdonsi OT PIC F; nrKtO.sb:. ItAnk AlWA:toes. • the on. G. ilooon, cached-to the hat I.t. Drag. -Cornet Hantmond 4 Ca t. 'Poring I.ieitt. Thorn . Attjatant Harker Ow!. Adorns • Eo‘ign Holton Lieut. Ito rley " 1141. Limit: Perry Capt. Corry • `r:d Foot, _ (itith Foot, - - ' •" A5014 . -rion film., - - Ensign Far'riti' 7lit Foot, lit Unit. - Lt. Col. :lon. 11. Csidoirr nit in, - - Capt.' Ifni! iitni. - Limit r. M'Keniey 8A 9ltge . t. Ist Batt. - Lieut. (mortal tr 36 • t'st Mita - itloinen _ _ ...... _ .1/itto . Ditto . I t iotl...ty g7th 4tl Ditto, . Eisgign Ofeetly Sd WM Oktin - 'A m u . . L. 4 ampbell 4 lit Ditto • - •Voltto. Earigitt ' NASiers OF OFFICERS WOUNDED. • 11/ • • . notTivi. From 12th to 19th June. • 4d Dragoons Capt. Sitwell, severely. clAtir.Funt, Ist Batt. Lieut. Haggai", do: Bruns* lek. Gels do. . • - • Ist Royal Scots Yolun. W. Dobii§, slightly. • S. Mille', dn. • • •- T. Suthrill, severely. 234 FORMS Lieut. Srdley; do. 3 ' 9 ; On !he 2141 of. .'une. • Galata StittOd3jor-Gen. the Hon. Chas. Colville, slightly. ; • . Major the-Mar/lois of ~Tltedale; 44th Ile.. A. Q. AL C. du. Cit l it7l'. 11. irrnivn,23ll Fusileers, , . .A. do. Hay. Ist Royal Scots, A, de C. to M. .en. Hay, stwrrelr. • • Bringhttrst, ht On. Gds.. A. C. to M. C. t'itoroilvtok . • • Bay, A; D. C. to Major-Gen. Bris bane. do. • Wetister, 9th Lt. Dragoons, Er. A. A 0 C. to Maj.-Gen. IlAwg, • . Woudyer, Royal Art. Brig.-Major to • Royal Art. severely. '3tl Dragoon Gnards—Lient. W. Stewart, severely. 13th icing's llussnrs-Liestenants !lentos, and the Ann. J. • 15th Ligin DraToons—Lient. Arnold, and Adj. Barra, slightly: 18th iltolfars—Capt. R. Carew, severely (sLice desid), and 'Cor net Forster. severely. Rovnt Hors Artillery—Lient:Swaby, severely. Rujal•t.n4ineers--Lieu. Wright, slightly. • Ist E,mt, 911 Batt —Lient.-Col. Campbell. Lieutenants M'Kel legane, (Borer. and - Crnss. severely ; "Lieutenants Armstrong awl Rea, and Ensign Green. slightly. • • 4th Fmt, Ist Batt.—Captain Williamson, and Lieut. Hopkins, slightly; Captains Kepping, Ward; Edge', and EnSign M'ernhan, severely. sth Foot, lit Batt.—(:apt. Bateman, and Lieut. Higgins, se ver ly ; Lietiteoants Bird, Welch; and linthraith, slightly. 27th Regt. 3d Batt.—Lieutenants tiordon, Weir, anti Hill. Stith Kee. Ist Batk.—Major Pa•terson, • Lient.-Col. severely; Captains Wilmot and Bowles, severely ; Lieutenants Wolf, 111nrrIs, Irving, enev.• M. Donnell, It. Mitchell. and R. 11. ' Mitchell. s..verelv; Gordon, corn. Borne, Clarke, and • Evans. slightly ; Ensigns Alexander,slightly ; Burn, severely. 31st 'ld liatt..Capt. Glrdlestan. severely. 2401 2d Batt.—Lieutenants Ball and Cairnes, slightly; Mogge ri.e, severely. Stlth"lst Butt.—l•ient. slightly Ensign Curren, severely. Stith Ist Batt.—Captains Carthew ; Walton, and severe. ; Lieutenairs Mend, Chitty, and Reynolds, severely; Spier, and Baines, slightly. 40th it... Ist natt . .—uespt. ruts, Lieut. tiorman, and Ensign Fox, severely. . . ~ .. . . - 43d. Ist Dit,o--Cant. Duffey (Major), slightly; and Lieutenant Iloul,on, severely. 45th. Itt Ditto. I,t rqtenant-Col. Ritlewood, lieutenants Pen, nett and Little. and Ens gn Edmonds. wverely. 47th. cbl Dittn—Captains flodges and Par ons and Lieutenant Short, glit',:i iv t and Captain Yates, severeis. 50th. Ist Butts—Captains A. olordon . nnd tiaid;tter, lieutenanti Hower and Turner, and Ens:gns Williams aud Reid, severely. 51.1 Foot—J. Ca nphell, slightly . . redslltstti. Ist Bart.:— Adj. Jaw": severely. . . .... 57th- Ditto, Ditto—Lieutenants Northey,. Dix, and Flamm. olegittly. Roth, bok Bat t.—Capt•Franchitry njl•Lie•ttt. Joyce, Slightly. 6 th. VII Dittn--Ca i n, viehollu severely. , &in. '2(l lYitto -I.ierrt.-eol. Johnson, Capt. - bough, and Emign Flwke, severely ; Capt. head, Lieutenant • Surly and M'Kay, . si' • fel,. Batt.—Lient.-Col. Fane, • Major Weir • (Lieut.-Col.), . Lieutenants iii-tiregor, Mayne, Waker (since ileatl), Langley, and M' Pherson. and Attila:tot Hinds, severely; Ensigns Pyoe,. Roll,,strettiiii. and Steve, slightly. 71st Ist Ratt.—Liqui-Col. Cothcn, slig,htiv ; Captains Read, severely , ; Pidgeon,: snd ;rant Mt, slightly ; Lieutenants Duff, Foa...scirerely, (since demi) Richards, 11.1n tsar, Toriaroo, Campbell, Commcline, and Cox (missing), - - _ severely. 74th root—Captains ThQueen, slightly ; Deem, severely; En sigisis Hamilton and Shure, %eve ely ; Adj. White, severely. 82d Ist Batt.—Livtitenant-Cul. Grant, and ',lents. Derenzy and Agnew, severely 83d, Yd Batt.--M,tjor Widderington, severely; Captain Ye* wthles. slightly; I.leuts. Baldly, in,severely, and Smith, slightly. 87th, 2d Batt.—Captains Vandeleur, O'Brien. and King, severe ly ; Lieutenants Higgissatu and :11ountgaret, severely; Dow ' ling, and Ensign Stalford. 88th, lst. Hatt.-4-oapt. ffl , Dermot, severely ; Lieutenants Flood, Fitzpatrick. and Fakes, slightly.; Ensign Sanders, severely. 94th Foot - Lieut.-Col. Campbell, severely; Capt. Cairitcross, severely 8 Lienteaants SP Arthur, severely ; Cannon, slightly,' Eusijos Stainton and Nairue severely; A4jut. Judaism, se verely. '• ”th Itts-Sast.—Lient.-Cal.' Cameron, Lieut.% Cog, Hopwood, and Gardiner. severely. 95th n , 811‘.-.15t Lieut. Lester. slightly. , 95th Yd do.—t' apt, Jenkins, do. Clinssenei Hritanniques:--Capt. Millens, do. Lieut. Lennart, severely. • Ist Light Hatt King's Clem. Legion, Lieut. Heckman, slightly. Ist Foot 3d do. Volun. nobtol. do. sth do. Ist do. Voluu. [tees, do. Nantes of the Portuguese Officers. 9th Regiment of the Line, Ensign Martinbo C. Reit°, Das. Imin Morin). _ . ....... 16th. Ditto, Captain Lynch. 4ist Ditto, Captains Manoel Vicente de Sequera,CerlegJetee WA's./ Lieut. Joao Palmer. 6th Cacarlores. Ensign Antonio Ozzorio. WOUNDED. , • Lient.-Colonel Harding, De u y Qoarter-Master-General, severely; Capt. -Fitzgerald, BrigtWe:Major ' -slightly. • • -• Sd Ilegitoent of the Line, Captain Smith, severely ;. Lieut. Josi•Vicente•Chrdor,islightly. • fith Ditto, Major Ras,' Captains J. M. I. liesomre, Frenando de Villar AIMS (since dead), CiAlhetity Puttee, Lieut. St. Mar tien d)attrado ; Ehoigns Tomar•J. Mesiell, Ignacio Lopes Bare t°,, Co:squint Ntiqesde Mains, and Antonio dc Gana ; Minton( M . S. Mines. " • ~11th Disto,• Major Lionahoe t slightly ; Captain Joan de rm.. vie, ditto; Captain. Geo. Shipping, severely ; Lieut. M. Saritos, setetely t. Went. •Luir Pinto, Rutin Jose Ante.' Itibeiro, slightivi Ensign Prenatal° de Clortaotoverely. • 15th . RegiMent of Line—Major . A. Campbell, severely; Captain It fleptiato, slightly.— • • • . 16th Regiment of the Line—Captain Manic! In. J. Tavia, Ensign?. 'P..Penehrti, slightly. • • • J;hßoditnent or the. Line —Antonin Evage, slightly. Ist Regimht of thy Line—Captain gam. (iinzier, Captain A. J. loeraii‘' Captain Diced ohleehad Lieutenant Gaittrieth,. 14euteagas, F., A G Limp, Ensign J. A. Pinto, Ensign de : l Ratio, Etaige A. Loeval, Ensign J. P. de Cea, Ensign Jade • deKileseira. tid Regiment of the Line—Major F. D. de. Pod Axes, se verely ; Captain F... 1, Pieria, i•nsign Salva..o do Ceiba, Ed sign mignon Rubelnt, .lightly. • ; xi 4th CaeSdores—Captain M'Ciregur, severely ; Epsigs ?ramp, slightl • • • ith Cacadores—Captain Thos. Velente, slightly; Lieutenant Pedro Pants, severely; Lieutenant P. Cezar, Paulen Joao : Clorisoatoms, slightly. Sib Cacbdores—Captain A. Carlos, severely; Ensign Ter rare, severely. 11th Cacadores—Lieutenants Antonio Roy de Sa; Pedro D.. 111. Pioroto, Ensign A. J. Vedal. • ' ' sesetiff. • lirdier-Ggermil Pahhio Murille, severely wounded. ' otherlipanisit 011icert names no, ascertained. . ' '1 , 1111114) . ' •AY LUEIti Dep t Adj.-Gees . • i 1:••••• , .% 111/1 Caissons. 56 tweilvt-pounder guns, 70 . ell-rite' his - Inch ' pounder guns : 7 riga-inch boworsers, 1 ists.loc Ilawllbets, 3 Fear and twu.dre-snrii howitzers, 1491 tall arm anzwealtitte.— Total 415. • Rounds of Ammunition. 1938 twelve-pann ler guns-. SAM eight-Magary Runs, Sl3l lour-nauader guns, 97 eigbt-inch howitzers, 3358 siz-inch how. herr. —Total 14,249. . . ,L 973,40 musket-hall cartridges, 43,6681b5. of rtnpowdere ~_ foftlig . ! Irraggtio. 14. forge %cargoes. . . • It, I). 11101 ViAN, Commistary Royal Artillery. A, I)ICKSON, Lieut.-CO. cannonading A.rtillery4 tTbe nedisdftbe ft/situ* brltm R•44nental Lose willLe pub. • • .S -.,,,: •-• • thbrd•herrisflp.l Imola June 24 , IW.. MT LOAD;—The .departue' of Capt. Fremantle 'aving beeer delayed till this day, by the necessity of making .up tlie, returns, I have to rep9rt to your Lordship, ihat.we have contiouedl.to Pursue the ene. fray, whose rekr reached reached Pamplona this day. We have done them as much injury as liasheen.in our power, considering the state of the weather and of the roads; and this day the advanced guard, con sist of Major-General Victor Aaron Alten's brigade, and the Ist and 3d battalions of the 95th regiment, and Major Ross:s troop of horse artillery, took from them the remaining gun they. had. , They have entered Pamplona, therefore, with one howitzer only. General, Clausel, who had Under his command that part of the Army of the North, and one sion of the Army of Portugal which was not in the action of thc chit,. approached Vittoria on the 29.4, when he heard of the action of the preceding day, and Gliding there the 6th .division, which had just arrived, under the command of Major-General the Honourable E. Pakenham,* be ietired upon La Guardia, and has since marched upon Tudela do Ebro. It is probable that the enemy will continue their retreat into France. I have detached General Girpn with the Gs.!Wan Army in pursuit of the convtiy which moved from Vittoria on the morning of' the 20th, 'which I hope he will overtake before it reaches Bayonne. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) WELLIZIGTON. Admiraity ji* ce, July Cnpv of a Letter from the Right Honourable Lord Keith, Admiral of itte Red, and Confounder in Chief of the Channe l Fleet, addre”ed to John IV ilson Crolter, Kul.- doted on board the Queen Charlotte, off Ushant; idly 1, 1813. Sin, -1 have just received by the Sparrow a dis patch from Captain Sir George R. Collier, of which the inct.osure Is a copy, reporting the evacuation of Castro by the enemy on the 22d ult. on which occa. - . don, by the promptitude and zeal of Captain Tay. tor, of that sloop, the French Commanding O ffi cer was prevented (rein destroying his artillery and powder. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed)., K I ITH, Admiral. His Majesty!. Ship Su►veillenw at Author, of Cimtrn, June Lestro,-1 have the satisfaction to acquaint your Ltirdthip,, that the supplies of the garrison of Castro de. tivelesdeo, leaving been oat viti -ivy his Ma jesty'S cruisers 90 this coast, and the total want of meat obliged the Commanding Officer to evacuate the castle on the Ltd inst. and retire to Santona. The Sparrow heaving in sight at the same moment, obliged the Commandant to do this so precipitately, as to prevent his destroying his artillery and ponder, or doing any mischief to thetcastle itself. Capt. Tay.; for very properly immediately garrisoned the castle, and this day we have had a party of the army under Gen. Mendizabel. I am sorry to say, five-sixths of . this town is in ruins, and . that the dreadful barbarities committed by the French:ltalian troops, as detailed by the few' surviving old women, are too shocking to be made the subject of a public letter; nor was the carnage confined to the evening of the storm alone. The inhabitants who . fled are now returning, but misery and poverty are at an acme. Fourteen of the savitge authors of these excesses were taken-11061 1 69i, since the evacuation, aud. were deservedly pet to•death. I have now the pleasure of saying, that - tife Wagge line of coast from Guetaria to Santona--is etteinted by the enemy.—l have the honoui to be, &o - (Signed) GEOKOE VALHI& A Return of Ordnance found in the Castle of Cent?. Four twenty-four-pounder battering gun, a eighteen-pounder currtinailes, t twelve-pnuader lung gnus. 1 met. .p.iunder bronw long grin, 2 brass eight and u half-inch husrilzer, with their carriages, &c. complete. A large proportion of powder and shot, and a quantity of bad bread mit tit to eat. GEO. R. COLLIER. Whitehall, Jay 3. His Royal Highness the Prince Regont has been pltmsed t iq the nettle and nn the behalf of his Mo.. jetty,lo ina g appeliit Major-general.lienry Clinton, Coltiiiit of the tit Itats;tion 60th ment - , to be an Extra - Knight' of the' MOllt 1101 . 10t1r . i. able Order of the Bath. War-Office, July 3, 1813.. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has heed pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Ma.. jegiy, to appoint the- undermentioned 011i.cers to take rank by Brevet as undermentioned ; conitnis• sions to be dated 219 t June, 1813. GENERAL Arthur the Marquis of Wellington. IC. G. - To be FIELD-MARSHAL in the Army. MAJORS Bryan O'Toole, of 39th Foot s• Ale:under Du !natal!. of • Chasaeors Britanniques t Aug. Fare!, of Royal ,artillery t Da. ;rid Rotserts, of hist Foot; R. ' Staff; Hew D. Ross, of R. Stewart. of the gOth Foot, nest itt inuge!s; Foo W t ; .1 P. t,asslm, C Orail Olt Foot. • • To be LIEUTANAN" C. GeorgeMarlay, of 14th 1 Robert Adwyll, of 4th Foot Tim nos Lightfoot, of 45th F , Joint Schotylde, .; illery;•Williain Moore, of., 74th Foot; Simnel next, of 89d Scots ; Howntrabte Jame. Stanhoy, Cowper, of 40.!d Foot; Thomas Vfeare, of 951 h ' atiardst Charles :Baron *King's German Lrgion ; I C Wade, of 40 Foot; To be aup.l 1~ , s! 11. p %:" ' H ;. ~ ~ - Return of Ordnance. Corrine., std Anononlildln, yibPl4 ale 1 11 .111 11111 .1016.w0, net. • ' • -awns Cfnlossee ne l rrevelltnii Haab- 1 IR twelve-pbsintlee nom, -42 eightepssuoder Suns, WU*• pounder grznirbleirt-iisch bowlines', ggibi , ..iperbostlivers, 3 tow and two . five. anli-liowlizers, 3 iii-loeb • _ - Cassons. • ; I H ••• 11; nog. .s , sort - . to royal amosery s ua. 3t; R. J. liarvey, vf the Portuguese • 1 loyal A r tillery '; Honourable 1% illiaat • ; Dud* St. Leger Hill, of Royal ' 1 11 tone Atisqnis erriv'enthiale. or 41st F Ottla Foot; suatK. K. Williams, of ' • t NT-COLONEL,* , th e Areal. • .IPTAINS. • 7 ' Foot; Jonathan leach,ef 95th Foot g not S• William Perceoal. of *... - Ah Foot; ! ..., 1 Foot ;Archibald Roe, oPillot Foot Foot; Cteorge Senkinson, of . Royal re, of.7ttb I 'oot ; James Miller, et' , of Itill Fool I Crow flay, of . Royd , te Stanhope, of la Foot Chian&; Geo. Alexander A oderota, .or 42,1 Foot; Foot; T. lereninutle, • of Coldstream I I)uring, of tit Ilattalionut.tellt; and Juan Pell, of 4tlsTOotg a• ' NJORS in the Stlitz. • • .. • ,