The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-04-15 00:00:00

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PANEIA,RAIONICON, with the.leditiOn of tiie A Ulsa ilLfi A NON, ReeOPEN Et) nu Monday. she euh howls. at No. f, Pircadillsr. hale the Liverpool .-Mr. GUNK, the 1.1•19140 f sad Pospriets:r of the above In trmeent, which. during the short time of it' Exhihitino nt Wi g ie.'s Room, was honoured with the most flattering appro. batinuao.l pntronege of the British Public, most respectfully apologises to the Nobility, Gentry. and the Levee of Musk.. and the Mceltanical Arts in general, for the interruption t:rensintied la the Performance, by 411 accidental injure the in...rig:now mks mined, as well II- by his solisequent irultsmisitirm a 11 thew ant of a well.adopieu Room fur the airplay of its 11.t5y5:7.., a, usw has the honour to actmaint thew, um only thrtilieafmesand letpadiinents are einwpktely remove:l,foot also that he hits avoil • ed himself of the interval to *prove considerably . otre Meehan inn and erect of the Panhartruaticon The Auk/salmi', like. wise a self-performing Instrument, awl construrtetrun principle, similar to Boum of the Partharmunictia, will, he hopes, although 1 at lesser compass and dimensions, merit the approbation of the Musical l'ulifir, by the sweetness of its limes, and the precision of its execution of a variety of the most difficult mid f i vuurlie, piece. With mud to the Panliartnonicon. as that invention has already been hoonured by the applause of a numerous pub lie, Mr. G. will nay (-MAI.? himself to the statement of the sem. pie fact of its consisting of 11`.! flutes, YO Nave lutes, St clario nets. and obsse.,,lB bassoons, 14 trumpet.. f. ur French horns, kettle drums, es inhals, trlaugle, great drum, common drum, Pte. ; beside a complete organ, all real instionsenbset in Omuta- lion and perforinduce by mechanism ;aline, sow to !teetotal. like nor grand ricliv,tra of neon inktruateats, overtures, sym phonies, marches, iondres.Arc. i f wnich a constant variety, with the additioo of the most favourite English pieces. will hereafter he displlyed. The perfi.rmance will be exhibited three times a day, •ins. from one to two, two to three, nod three to four tielnek. Entrente--Arsi seals, with access to the instrument, 4s. 64.; second se is, Is. Id. 4NNUAL BALL, LONDON TAVERN. MR. iIOILDFAL respectfully informs his Friends and toe Publicists ANNUAL BALL will be on Mon eys item, int 20th lust. at the Loudon Tavern, Rishnpsgate. Tickets 8-.:end 19. tos be had (only) at Me Acadent, for Pawing, NO. Ic.t. Ilaedon-square, Minorite; where he Ira( bee. the moot farhinoahle Demon on reasonable term.. 'rause La dies aid Gentlemen who has never atvited the ahnve arenas pl.shinent, may he evigditimoly taught in private.—Sehoule and F matte- nuncio Os attended. WANT 4 a Situatipli, as AGENT in tbe HOME or FOREIGN DEPARFMF.: 4 IT. Skate Non, about SO tear. of ape, pup is perfectly to Arebieer lore, Aarirutsure.. Boult-livorsine, bliniag. Its. bat en sees eeptiouable character. and eats bring sureties. if required. Apply by letter (post p ad) 1.1 if. B. Post-Office. rriero. TUN EILVF.R. MEDAI4. NEW INVENTEO TIWSSES FOR RUPTURWA. Sinctiosme4 , r.• 15.tiety for air i•;ileionf Acenient of Arts, af x . nut whirr*, and Commerce of Euglanti, WHITFOKD, Surgeons' Instrument-taker,J• aid Cutler i;m St. Bartholomew's Himpital; tru-t.-maker to . m. M..jerty'• •floonanthle Commissioners of the Tratoport Board 4 nod to the City.of LonduniTrem Soilety, fhe Relieving the Ruptured pate, putimosed by hi. Royal Bighorn' the nuke Cansbeisgje, annuluses% ais EW• IYV ENT ED SLR. NTINE CURVET) ELASTIC STEEL TRUSSES, by %Welt a Care, is many Caen, will be obtained ; and be en. gages to keep up the Maui dithult Rupture that ever existed... Tile Soriely of Art,, die. having voted their silver Medal In, the above Improvement, the Inventor has had the honour of receiving the Mine (rout the baud, of bis Grate the Duke of N.i folk, Ile has likewise invented an 4.IIULET, for Sharpeninz Ra zors, without a Hone, superiorta other Inventions; and there also may he had bls much approved or tine tempered Razor., adapted to strong Beards and tender Fare;; which teas be hal at his Manufactory, under time Centre Hospital, gat Smithfield ; mind at No. 47, Lunibard-street, N. B. Where al-t3 may be had, his new amid complste Appa ratus, as a Substitute for Leeches. CHANCES OF THE UTMOST IMPORTANCE. 11ORNSBY and CO. assure their Friends that the Schemes(the present Lottery pr, -cots benefits to the 44%euturer of singular superiority awl n ~ elty ; the Chance , are so well arranged. that the Prizes set fa:lh 141.10tt 4 atl of Riving unrversal satisfaction ; all that have perused the Scheme declare they will have a chance. Tickets anti Shares are selling by Hamby and Co. wins solicit the favours of the Public, at their old-established Slate Lottery Office, Curnhill, where all Prizes are immediately paid. Orders, by Post or Carrier, executed w i h fidelity and dis patch. (ZR AND and NOVEL STATE LOTTERY, of -4 or' , 12.u00 Tickets, will all he drawls so early as the s)th of 71118 MONTH. The Capital Prizes ate increased— more varied intheir Value, asid offer a double chance to Adven turers. Their great length exceeds the Holum of an Advertise ment. Tickets and Shares are selling by EYTON, 2, Cornhill t and 18, Coventry street; At which truly fortunate Offices, the following Capital Prizes Sere sold in 118 Shares to the last jour Mouths. viz.:- 3,313 -. Class A . £15,000 3,343 . 11 , 15,000 2.501 . A • 6,000 20b01 . 11 . 6,000 • ,-. . A . - 3,000 A . I,ootl /1 . I,ufk) A . 500 C . 500 A • 400 &c. &c. &e. the Contractors, respectfully . sC ti Em P: .if the I'Itt.SENT LOI . - ion of the Pehlie. They do pot cep :r up , n its advantages is iieers.ary, as ituperiuritv will oppear WI II fair emit .of any foriner Lottery. Ticks to aad it Oiliet ii, No. 11. l'..iiltrs. 12. Char inc. 1 :igh-street, %o here, ii: Vie 1:14 Lowry, 1 tin. 5,491. a Prize at 1560,0, and ,OJO were hnth Sold in Share,. ictirm E. .E 20, 0 43 . . . is CVO,OCI ~ 1.5,IXJ • 111,e,h) , - ' 10,0'4 . 5,00t1 . 4,( 1 00 ' 4, 00 -: • ' . 100 i . '2.otitt .. ~ l.OOl . 1,000 - • 500 ' /P.M ' • 4 900 300 3.CIY/ '2OO 100. 50 40 30 • 25....3.100 15 sill diforot Saattwis Th e whole t o ly, the .'i-411 at Tills moNT ET, •,1 init. ~.. . '". e 1,684 • • 15 • 9JB • QMTIFT and CO. 1 1.7 ~a bailt the following TI It y, to the i,apeetion trite that am eniaiveht they feel assured that its at parisrin with the Scheme u shares are no nt their erne, sad Si, Aldghte .11i draws 41st of Jammer. N 0.996, a. Prise of AO,/ ' 1 Prise of 1 • 1 .. .... 1 I • 4 ti 8 • ~,.• 19 10 130 't 10e70 ...4 .. • 194 2,000 Oats 12.000 i n bets. al be determined in Our Da3 • -nu LOW E'S PAT EN'r BR ITI,III fill I NC; (11.1/111. 'rhe superior toothy of lts . serstire, which - is she eth•lu.ive privilege Or 016 tan ie, rendent 1r Ihr tn n ►t lag, comfortable, mod erminonical dr.rriptivwuf MITI (.; LOTO firer yet wawa .clute•l ; it Ira hes tip44.44fidi, , warrnnted fur dti►aldlity Noll to the bait Litteir, un.t about half the peke. • S. Id t holesole and lot 1M Neer, of 154. ci wap.i , u, war Mt. rlnuro 4 Harding, nnd Cu. e 9, mod tap oilier Inure iu I.nn4un. SUPPLEMENTyo the LONDON' GAZETIT. WAR DEPARTMENT. Doroninr,-street, April 14i 1812. A dispatch, of which the following is an extract, has been this day received at the - Earl of Liverpool's Olice, addressed to his Lordship by General the Earl of ‘Vellitigton, dated camp before Badajos, 27th March, 1812. • I The operations of the siege of Bidajos have con , NO 11" I DENTi need ties; occi in futura from Curtleles. Gigs, tie onyrilier two-wheel Citreinars. • tinned since I addressed ' you on the 2Uth, nutwith if i o n a ,t n a d n i t n . g the badness of the weather, till the 25th When the bone lath (1111;dt ki ikon modeled Ma m e, On that day we opened our fire from 28 • intimn.ihk) , pieces of ordnance in six batteries, ig the first pa- 1 When t he ha r . e r e l ies; • ; two of which were intended to fire upon the when o ne or both of ibi wbeeill-itreok I When tumor both of the wlyeets go on ; ottwork, eniled jra Pic ulna., apd the other folic be When tler Aiifth break t . ' rigida& or destroy the deTences.of the fort, on the 1 0 : war kk% rtitutsw*V, • 4side attacked. directed Major-General Kempt,l . iwty at the Otter, NW!. Cierithers. rarattlit, where esseravtaidrnwinp stud two aeol fiatiafac 'or ) ausaci, a jil who commanded in the trenches on that afternoon, be given respecting them. . • 'to attack La Ficu r i na by st or m, after it was dark •.• Th e W of v.duable Units 'may wive hundreds •of that night •; which service he effected in the m o st ju- ponists h) the use of inventian; Melt way Ow be pplied 1., all four-wheel Carri ,e,es. ; dicious and gallant manner. ! The attack was made by 500 men of the 3d dirt. - Sion, formed into three detachments ;, the right under the command of Major Shaw, of the 74th ; the cen: tre ender the lion. Captain Powys, of the 83d ; and the left under Major Rudd, of the 77th regiment; The communication between the outwork, and the body of the place, was eutered on its right and left by the right and left detachments, each consisting of 200 men ; half of each of which detachments protect ed the attack from sallies from the fort, while the others attacked the work in its gorge. It was first entered, however, by the centre de-I tachmetit of one hundred men, under the command' of the , Hon. Captain Powys, of the 83d regiment, I who escaladed the work at the salient angle, at a' point at which the palisades had been injured by our fire. The detachments which attacked the work by I the gorge had the most serious difficulties to contend with, as it was closed by not less than three rows , of strong palisades, defended by musketry, and.a. ! place of arms for the garrison, mnsket,proof, and loophuled throughout. When the attack upon de salient angle, however, succeeded ) the Whble into the work. •I The enemy's garrison in the outwork consisted of two hundred and fifty men, with sevgn pieces of arel tillery, under the command of Coionei Gaspard Thi. 1 ore, of the Etat-Major of the . Army o 4 the South I.: but very few, if auy escaped. The Colonel ) threel other officers, and eighty-six men, have been taken', prisoners, and the.remainder were either killed by the bre of csurtroops or drowned In the inundation , of the River Itivellas. The enemy made a sortie from the myelin called St. Roque, either with a view to recover La Neuritis', or to protect the retreat of the garrison, but they were immediately driven in by the detachments stationed in the communication to pro tect the attack. Major-General Kempt mentions in high terms in his report the cool and persevering gallantry of the' officers and troops ; of which indeed the strength of the work, which they carried, affords the best proof. He particularly mentions Lieutenant-Colonel Har dinge, of the Staff of the Portuguese army, who at tended him on this occasion, Captain Bennett, his Aid-de-camp,. and Brigade-Major Wilde, who was' unfortunately killed by a cannon-shot after the work I was in our possession ; likewise Captain Holloway, Lieutenants Gipps and Stanway, of the [Loyal I:ogi- neers, who conducted 'the several detachments to the points of attack; and Majors Shaw and Rudd, and the lion. Capt. Powys, who commanded the several detachments. These throe officers were wounded, the latter on the parapet of the work, which he had been the first to mount by the ladders. I have to add to this account the high sense I en tertain of the judicious manner and gallantry with ; which Major-General Kempt carried into execution ; the service which 1 had entrusted to him, We thus established ourselves in La Picurina on the night of the 25th, and opened the second parallel within 300 yards of the body of the place; in which two batteries were commenced last night. It is impossible that I can do justice to the zeal, activity, and iadefatigable laboer of the officers and soldiers with which these operations have beets car ried on in the most unfavourable weather. The Guadiana swelled sp considerably, that, notwith standing all precautions, our bridge of pontoons was ! carried away on - the 22d inst. and the flyinz bridges were so much injured, as almost to become topless ; Ars: ! but still the operations have been carried on without ' a and interruption. afay, at , Since I mddressed your Lordship on the 20th, Ge sseral Drouet • has had his troops on the line between I ''' the C o sa i Medellin on the Guadiana, and Zalamea de la Sere- I e. %ladle, John-- anehe.ter. ' no, and Lleretia, , apparently with a view of keeping rroul-contlier, April . the communication open between the Army of the the Bishop's-Fee, Lei- ' South and the divisions of the Army of Portugal, sta , Alexander, and Holese, ester. tinned on the Togas. /fest-Smithfield, glover, April I Lieutenant-General Sir Thomas Graham made a Attorney, Mr. Atkinson, castle [movement to Llerena on the 25th at night, but the ferny, jun. Commercial•-roail; rope- enemy, consisting of three battalions of infantry and tfi, at tuilldha. Atto rnies, Slesirs. Shirr-street, East-Stn ll ithtleld: I NIP rrgimetits of cavalry, having heard of his march, at. Attorne y, sa;fe-mar. (leemorsmain,d. ~al4ruil queen-ca rd , ~ h ey retired Into the mountains during the night. • Gray's Inn-lase, grocer , A pr il 21 , Lieutenant-general Sir Rowland Hill has likewise play 2, : feat a detachment to La Gliarena, and proposed to Chnrch, Paternoster-row. edadier,•April '22, M ay 2 , march himself this mottling upon Medellin , in order 26, to co-operate with Lieutenant-Geuerar Sir Thomas stlekefolek an d kl a ki u . on , Graham. '-•-•• April 20, 1 inclose the return of the killed, wounded, and • Missing, !rum the 18th instant. Return of Killed, woloseee, and Misting,' of the Army, under the Cononainl Ecceljeoev General Atthstr Earl o. Wcl linugtoh, K. B. at siege of badajos, front the 18th to the SIX March, WS, inclusive. head-ipiartert, Germs before litannijak Mareis 29, Koval Engies-1 Lieuwatun-Colehel, 1 Liiinteuant, 1 rank pod Ole, wounded: General Stab--I General Stag wounded. • lilt Light bra-gown-1 rank and tile wounded. . - - ' • a • • - _ _ The lest three venr, * eittenkilte hale ka.foil, pr,,y r d t h e o m it , of 1116 roaitfaciure, mid the Patentee &Hip.: himself porrhieer w I'n has been, or mil) be, disaitinnut r d in the Qualls ie 4 for %hid. it h. recomoviuled. Si I.ol° VItY. • •pIDDING and CO. No. I,tornhill . (the corner . nest in the Man- .ltorwq, remind their Priands, that the present Lottery, aitounaing with an unesonipled variety marnificent Prizes, will be all drawn the 3thlt of THIS MONTH. In the last Lottery P. - ond 6u. mild No. 3‘486, a Prize of 9%1,000. and No. 2,99.1, n Prize of 4:111. in Twenty. eight Shares; betides which, their general tonss of various Prtzet so greatly e lit-ceded the darproportion, th•it if one intli :tridttal had parelia,ed all the Tickets and .told by them, they would :Dave yielded at the tate of !OM. 18s. 4d. per Ticket, or upwards of 17,0.41. over and above the prime cost Tunis was indeed Luck—Re:.l Luck—which Pt DOING a:td CO. hope laid expect will he repented at their Office, Na. 1, Corn ' hill, the tomer Lticky Residence of old Mr. tiny, who sect,- 'taut .ted h•All 400,UN1. no that identical spot..iut of which he buil; and endowed the Hospital is the Bitrou,!li. SALES. Fibsbury Repository, Finsbury-wit:are. By Mr. HULL, TO-MORROW, April 16. SEVERAL well-bted seasoned HUNTERS, nias ters tif high weight• I alms some strong Hackney., is gond ronditi.ut, and fast trotters; several pairs of Conch, Rarwtelte. Chariot, and Curriele Geldings, of did - vent coluur4 t -one ditt.i +eyeral good Gig Htmes, perfectly quiet in and fast trotters; some very clever }fishes, which • have been. rode with troops; and Ladies' Horses; n great 111.V,1V srtung neldings and Mares. 6t for wraeltisw:, mall-rwiches, p oat-chaises, &e almiseyeral handsome Gal:oways, Pmtie,. &c. Chnrintte-sli ref, Fitzroy-nisi:at% • 13% Mr. S. DA VIES, OM the Premises, Clitirlinte-srtreWritsrnpsqinire, TO-MOR ROW, mid following date, wt T‘t Ave o'el.wk. ALL. the excellent HOUSEIIOLD FURNI TUR 6 .ceinprisiug four imihogniiv fiiur-penit hedeteadis,, Sued up in the limit elciints stile with rich chintz eattsa .. L 460 . lieeitemirfriord elor.ogloussi & 11.411 Velfir-ettln-rtiro , - diawiaK-assn wit:, rOlbl.filig of Wi*Wow curtain., Cite awn h , and chairs to match ; quantity of goose feather beds, nail cieau bedding; convex mirrors, hairdsione pier and chimney glasses, in carved and burnished gold frames; cabinet, farniturc lo wardrobes; chest of drawers; patent portable dialog tables tiolculsted to'diue thirty; a -ecretai y and bookcase ; n ,operiar actor rosewood tattles, coosisting of soft and two cariLititto, leo tind suprirr table-, mahogany and japanned chairs and tables I two handmine mahogany pedestal sideboard., dine st "ad and workm..nship, one ten feet long, with a celaret at each end . ; Brit-eels carpets of larze dimensions, Kidderminster stair ,carpeting and hearth rugs; handsome assortment of Chasm, con sistmg of liable services, Inn tea and coffee sets richly gull ; an eight dav clock ; a handsome liaise and chaise; ten dozen of wow ;AO ;Wien wine bottles; the lime 6 ato ,compsi.ing register and pasithemt stoves, kitchen ranges, toppers, a lead cistern, and the customary assortment of kitchen requisites, a gloomily of emds, The above articles were the property of Captain. E. Phillips. bet in consequence of the failure of an extensive speculation, will be now absolutely sold under n deed of trust. Free the LONDON GAZETTE, April 14. ildmirall,y-O(ftce, April 14, 1812. Admiral Lord K eith has transmitted to John Wil son Croker, Esq. a Letter from Capt. Sir John Gore, of his Majesty's ship Tonnant, giving an account of his having, on the 24th of last month, captured, of Ushant, the Einelie French privateer, of St. slaloes, carrying 12 10-pounder carronades, and 84 men. She sailed from St. Maloes on the 15th, and had takett a Spanish merchant ship, which was retaken on the 24th by one of his Majesty's tlrigs. - . ---.0....._ BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. W. Dean, Kenton-street, Rowell-square, shop-keeper. E. S, Neale and T. Neale, Giseapside, shawl-manufacturers. BANKRUPTS. J. Mathew, Wigton, Cumberland, tanner, to surrender April 23, 24, May 26, at the. Quees's Ilead Inn, Wigton. Anomie., Mr. Battye, Chancery-lane; and Mr. Glaister, Wigton, Cum berland. I A. Davidson and J. Davidson, jun. South Blyth, Northam- I beriand, skip-builders, April 111, 29, May 26, at the Northam-' berlawl Ardis, North Shields. Attornies, hlessrs. Cart)les nod Youo;, Gray's Inn ; and Mr. Cockerel!, North Shields. J. freeman, Binnacle...it, victualler, April 21, 28, May 26, at the Sbakespear Tavern, Birnsingbam. Attornies, Wear:. illandford and Murray, Temple ; and Maws. Elkington and i Hicks, Birmingham. J. MaskelL.Grevawich, sail-maker, April 18, 25, May 26, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Evans, Hatton . W. Preston, Manchester. butcher, Mayll4 ll 6, at the Coach and Homes Inn, Manchester. /Women, 31r. Windle, John- • 91reet, Bedford-row; and Mr. Thomption, hlattehester. J. Hill, Stoney-Stanton; Leicester s hir e , Wool-comber, April , S, 29, May 26, at the Blue Bell Ina, in the Bishop's-Fee, Lei- ; voter. Anomie., Meters. Bleasdale, Alexander, and Holme, " ?few Inn • and Mr. Meredith, Leicester. I 'R. Bla nchard, Hosier-lane, West-Smithfield, glov er , Ap r il I 18, TS, May 26, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Atkinson, Castle- I street, Faleon-squaie. I). Teeny, we. and D. Terny, Jun. Commercial road; ro * pe- l imiters, April 22, May 2, 26, at Guildhall. Attornies, Slcuirs. i Templeepd Glynn, Burr-street, East-Senithtleld. W. J. ileechey, Newgate-market, salesman, April 16, May . tl6, at Guildhall. Attorney, Sir, Gresebnood, Queen-street, ,a ride. e t , J. W. Lestagham, Gray's Inn-lane, grocer, April 21, May Is 26. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Chnrch, Paterunstre-row. R. Norris, Manchester, haberdasher, •Ap r li 22, M ay 2 , 26 , " at Guildhall London. Anomie', Blakefork and klakiuson, Serjemnes Inn, Fleet -street. J. EiliF Corn-Deate, Gloucestershire, butr.her, April 20, May 4, 26, at the Old Angel Inn, New Wooditock, Oxford shire. Attornies Mr. Brookes, !St ow , • Gloucestershire; nod ,Mr. B4ttye, Cha ncery lane, • R. Adams, Stockwell-Street, Greenwich, baberillsber, April 18, 25, May 26, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Walker, Chan eery-lace. iJ. Hilton, James-street, Covent-garden, oilman, April 18, 25, May 26, at Guildh a ll. Att o y, Mr. Dixon, Snide 149. R. Eowkrs, Shc.rhorie.laue, m erchant, April 18, -211, May 25, l at Gaildhail. Attorney, Mr. Kernot, Thaws-Inn, Ilol.orn. 7 [Dividends, Certticattor dc. to-morrow.) . i •- „. .• . . . . _ _ tith Muir, ;Id Batt.-6 tank and file killed; 17 r4uliqud flue wounded. • 7ei toot, let Batt.-4 rank and file killed; taok add Its wounded. Yid Foot, Ist Batt.--c1 rank and file killed; 1 Major, /7. rank and tile, wounded. lith Foot, *1 Sett.-1 serest, 5 rank and fik, killed; I sew. Jeant, "Frank and file, ss 0 ai d e d. 10th soot, Ist Batt.:.-3 rank and fik killed ; c.;.1 rack and abi wounded; 1 rank and file inistinK. Atki "not. Ist liatt.-1 serjeant, 1 rank and tile, kilts! ; I C.tp- Lain, 10 rank and tile, wnuoded. 46th loot, let Batt.-2 rank and tile killed; 16 rank and file wounded. Et2d runt, lnii Batt.-1 rank and file killed; 1 East°, 1 ser jeant, 4 rank and file, wounded. 60th lot, sth Batt,-3 rank and file killed, S oak and file wounded. 74th look-1 rank and Me killed; 1 Liementast, lneamot, 26 rank and Me, wounded. - , +r". 77th Foot-1 milk and Ma kited; pS=P•Olige4l. -dad root, Ski Batt e r -t rook anti kiti ts ,le rum . nate', mak and file, wienniEd ; 2 rank file m i s si ng , , Stith Foot s let Batt.-5 rank and file killed.; 2- bieutenauts, f 4 rank and tile, wounded; I rank and Ale missing. VAth Fout-1 rank and file killed; 1 sedmint, 8 oak and tile. wounded. 95th Foot, Ist Ball.-5 rank and die killed; 1 lieutenant, rank and me, wounded. 95th Foot, Sdillatt.-2 rank and file killed g- 6 rank and file wounded: N. B. The man returned missing by the &alb Aliment •e the 21st March, ii dote ascertajnetfto be dead. Re'urn of Killed, Wounded, and Missing, of the Army under tie Command of his Excellency General Arthur F,41 of Wel lington, K. B. at the yiege of Badejes, from the i3d to the 26th March, 1812, inclusive. lisad Quarters, Camp before Bad.ljoe, 27th March, 1814. Royal Engineers-1 Lieuten..nt, 1 rank and tile, killed t 1 Major, I Captain wounded. Gct.erat Staff-1 killed.' linyal Artillery-3 rank and file killed; 1 Captain, 6 rank and file wounded. 4th Foot, 2d Batt.-1 Lieutenant, 2 rank and fife killed ; 3 rank and file wounded. 7th Foot, Ist Batt.-2 rank and file killed; 7 rank and file wounded. _ 45ciFOOt, 1 t Batt.•-1 rank and file killed; 7 rank and file wounded. Vlth Foot, 3d Batt.-2 rank and file killed; 1 serjeant, 5 rank and file. woundel. 40tb Foot, lot Batt. -2 rank and file killed; 6 rank and file *wounded. 131 Foett, Ist 11+0.-4 rank and file killed; 1 Captain, 1. anti:timer, 6 rank and file, wounded. 4.ith Font, Ist Batt.-1 Lieutenant, 7 rank and file L filled t 1 Captain, 4 Lientenants,2 serjeants, fti rank Land hie wounded; 3 rank and Me 48th Foot, 1;t rank and file killed; 1 rank and file wounded. 52d Foot, Ist. Batt.-1 serjeant, 8 rank and file killed ; 1 Cap tain, I EnsiNu. 1 serjeant, 19 rank and file wounded. 6uth Font, sth Ilatc.--1 rank and file woutried. 74th Font-1 Captain. k Lieutenant, 3 rank and file kiiled ; 1 Major, 1 Lleutenant,3serje . ants, 35 rank and file wounded. . 716 Foot, 1 Moja!, 1 serleant..s rank and tile wounded. 83d Foot, Vd 818. —1 rank aud.file killed; I Captain, 1 En. sign, 9 rank and file wounded. 88th Foot, lst 110.-1 Lieutenant, 8 rank and file killed t I Captain, 2 serjeants, 88 rook and file wounded ; 4 rank and tile _ . - 94th Foot, Ist Batt.-1 rank and file killed; 1 Captain, E rank W file wounded. 95th Foot, let Batt.-1 serjeant, 5 rank and file killed; 13 rank ind file wounded. 95th Foot, 3d Batt.-1 rank and file woarded. Light Infantry, Brunswick Oels'-1 rank and flip killed ; 4 rank and file wounded. N. R. The men returned miAing on the 26. S kit. are supposed to be dead. (Signed) CHAS. STEW Ait r, M‘j.-Gen. and Adj.-Gen. RECAPITULATION. British loss, from ldth to 22d of March, 1812.-9 serjeants, 39 rank and file, killed ; 10 Officers, 6 scrjeants, 1 drummer, rank and file wounded; 4 rant and file, missing. Ditto from lid to Stith--7 Officers, 9 serjeants, 56 rank and file killed ;, 18 Officers, 9 serjeants. 1 drummer, 'as rank and file, wounded; 7 rank and file Missing.- Total British Mss-7 Officers, 5 serjeants, 95 rank and file killed ; 28 Officers, 15 serjeants, 2 drummers, 447 rank and file wounded ; 11 rank and file missing. Portugnese keg, from 18th to 22d March-1 Officer, 1 drum mer, 9 rank and file killed: 4 Officers, 4 serjeants, 41 rank and file wounded. Ditto from the 23d to 96th March-1 Officer, 10 rank and Ilk, killed ; 1 Officers. 1 serjeant, 39 rank and file, wounded. Total Portogues? loss-2 O ffi cers, 1 drummer, 19 rank aol file killed ; a Officers, 5 serjeants, 83 rank and hie waraded. Total loss from 18th to Ifith March-9 Officers, 5 serjeants, 1 drummer, 111 rank and file killed ; 31 ()Ricers, Y 1 serjeants. 2 drummers, 530 rank and file wounded; 11 rank and tile missing. Names of the Officers Killed abd Wounded at the Siege of Ba dajos, from the 18th to the 93d of March, 1812, inclitsive. (lead-quarters, Gain)) before Badajos, March 23. 18th March. Wounded-88th Foot—Lieutenant Farris, severely. Killed-23d Portuguese—Ensign Severino Joze Autos. Wounded—Captain Robert Cuthbert, Aid-de-Camp to Lieu t?nant-General Pieta', severely (since dead) Royal Enzfi ;leers —Lient.Col. Fletcher, slightly. AI Batt. iffid Foot—Bre vet- \lajor Potter, severely (since stead). 74th Fool -Meat. At kinson, slightly. 7th Portuguese Cacadores—Lieut. Frederick Cesar de 'I rotas, slightly. 11th Portuguese Line—Captuin lose de Forrisea Pinto, slightly. 23d Ditto—Ensign Francis de slightly. 20th March. Wounded—Royal Engineers—Lieutenant Weigh', slightly. lit Batt. 95,4 Foot—Lieutenant Freere. March. Wounded-Ist 8att..411 Foot—Captain Johnston, igh ly. Ist Hatt. •.sfith Foot—Lieutenant Nor h, severely (.ince dead). 21st Portuguese Line—Captain Joaquim Curette, sli sly. ill March. Wounded-Ist Batt. 52d loot—Ensign Gearge Hall, severely. Names of Officers K illed and Wounded at ths siege of Badajos, from the yid to the 26th of Mardi, 1812, ioclisi Mead-quarters, Camp before Badajos, March 27. . 24th March. Killed-sth Foot--Lieutenant Faircloagh. Wouedejl : - 15th Feot,Lleutenant Metcalf.slightly. ilth Por tuguese liegunent—Capt. Mathias Jose De Souza, Wieldy. 26th Mar ch. Killed-87th Foot—Brigade Major Wilde. 'Royal Engineers —Captain NI ulcaster. 45t(h Foot—Lieutenant Atkin:. 74th Foot -- Captain Collins and Lieutenant Rairiadr. 88th genet—Lieu. tonaut Johnson. Portuguese Artillery—Captain .latitu Cezar auJ Peru de Armoril. Wounded—Royal Artillery—Lieutenant Gr'fami. Rays) Er. ,%itieers—Brigade Major M'Leod and CapL severely. 4:ld font—Copt: Ferguson, slightly. 45th Poot—Capt. Lig% foot and Lieut. etcalf, slightly; LltitteatugS Mafsb and An il re ws , severely. 52d Foot—Calt. Ewart,. stighily ; Kadin Nixon, severely.- IStis Foot—Major Shane an¢..Lieutenan: Lis ter, severely. 7i.th Foot—Major Rudd, severely: 83d Eno:— Hon. Captain Pbwys, severely; Lusign Hackett, dangerously. Stith Foos-&-Capfais Oates severely. 91th Font—Capt. Kyle, severely. 'lst : Portuguese' Cacadoresr Lieutenut Joie Maria St..); ilez. •... At the lithe+ of the Tenedus, at Chatham, on Friday last, I , 'scrious accident happelell. Wheu • he went off the Op, she got so much 'ray, that the lashing of the hawser rouutl the capstan on shore gave way, when the'end flew round- with ;mat e cto. fence and struck three spectators ; one 1.a4 both arms broke, another hit thigh broke *lna skull fractured, anj the third his jaw broke. • r .c. e.• T.', • • . 1; 1 i ., •• i • 7 . • , . 1 ~:. ~ : i , i ( 4 1 ' Ili ; 1 it .: 10 1 i i 1 41r,' 1 ' 1 I , i II .. . ~ . 1 ..t. ' - .i ~ r!: l ' • . ! t ti • fr t . i i aura OIArCU. inded-88th Foot—Lieutenant Farris, severely. ed-23d Portuguese—Ensign Severino Joze Autos. coded—Captain Robert Cuthbert, Aid-de-Camp to Lieu- •Ceneral Pieta!, severely (since dead) Royal Engi- -Lient.Col. Fletcher, slightly. Jet Batt. 43d I•oot—Bre- ;jar Potter, severely (since Ileadl. 74th Fool -Meat. At- , slightly. 7th Portuguese Cacadores—Lieut. Frederick de Trotus, slightly. 11th Portuguese Clue—Captain Jose •risea Pinto, slightly. 23d Ditto—Lusign Fraacisde y. • 20th March. Inded—Royal Engineers—Lieutenant Wrigh', slightly. tt. 9iih Foot—Lieutenant Freere. 21%t March. • ;tided-Ist Batt..43d Foot—Captain JoMasten, sligh-ly. tit. •SBth Foot—Lieutenant North, severely (vince dead). • urtuguese Line—Captain Joaquim Carrette, March. coded—lst Butt. 52d leot—Ensign George Will, severely. I of Officers Killed and Wounded at the siege of Badajos, from the 23d to the 26th of Marc., 1812, incLtsi vv. (lead-querters, Camp before Badajos, Marcb 17. . 24th March. id-sth Foot --Lieutenant Faircloogh. ti iale11 : - 15th Feot-,-I.leutenant hletcalf, slightly. 9th Pot- e Regtmest—Capt. Mathias Jose De Souza, slightly. 26th Marcb. • ed-87th Foot—Brigade Major Wilde. *Royal Fogineen thin uleaster. 45th Foot—Lieutenant Atkin:. 74th Foot fain Collies and Lieutenant Ratnadge. 88th Foe.—Lieu. Johnson. Portuguese Artillery—Captain Cezar era de Annoral. laded—Royal Artillery—Lieutenant Grhani. Royal Er.- s—Brigade Major !VP Leod and Capt_ llollowdv, severely. - sot—Copt: Ferguson, slightly. 45th Foot—Capt. Lig'." nd I.kut. 'Metcalf, slightly; lAtutenaMS Massa and An- , oe.rrely. 52d Foot—Capt. Ewart,. stiglvily ; Ensign , •., 1, severely: 71th Foot—Major Shoal. andJjeutenan: 77th Foot—Major Rudd, severely. Rid EOM— Captain Phwys, severely ; Ensign Hackett, dangerously. 'oot---Captaie Oates severely. 91th Foal—Capt. Kyle, Iv. Ist; Portuguese ' Cacadores 7 -Lieutenat;t Joh:: Maria fez. • the lariat+ of the Tenedus, at Chatham, on ty last, e , • serious accident happe•lo. When rent off the slip, she got so mach ss'ay, that the rig of the hawser round the capstan on shore 4 ' . • way, when tbe i end flew round- wit* great cto. and struck three spectators ; one Lad both arms e, another his tl)lgh broke ova skull fractured, • the :Lied his jaw broke. • ) • . , • • ••,... '• • . • . , et,•-