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LON - DON GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY, THURSDkY, DEC. 30, 1813. WAR DEPARTNIENT. Dimming-street, Dec.3o, 1813. Major 1-ItLL, Aide-de-Camp to tientenant-Genc- ral Sir RowLAND HILL, has arrived with a Dit , patch, of which the following is a copy, ad dressed. to Bail BATHURST, by Field-Marshal the Marques's of WELLINGTON, K. G. dated St...frau de Luz, Dee. 14, 1819.- Lobo,--Since the enemy's retreat from the Nivelle, they had occupied a position in front of Bayonne, %Oki' had been entrenched with great labour since the battle fought at Vittoria in June last. it appears to be .iintlerthe tire of the works of the place, the right rests upon the Adour, and. the front in this part is covered by a morass, 9c casioned by a rivulet which falls into the 'Adour. The right of the centre rests upon this same mo rass, and its left upon the River Nive. The left L between the Nive and the Motu., on which 'Wel' the left rests. They. had their advanced posts from their light in: front of Anglet and to wards.l3l4itz. With their left they defended the Inver Nive, and communicated with Gen. Paris's ,division of the army of Catalonia,. which was at pt. Jean Pied de Port, and they had a considerable corps cantoned in Ville Vranche and Monguerre. it was impossible to attack the enemy in this .1 ,position, as limg as they remained in force in it. I hail determined to puss the Nive immediately titer the passage of the Nivelle, but was pre vented by the bad state of the roads, and the swelling of all the rivulets occasioned by the full of fain in the beginning of that month, but the state of the weather and roads, having at length enabled me to collect the materials, (ind make the preparations for forming bridges for the passage of that river, I moved the troops :out:ot their cantonments on the Stb, and ordered that the right of the array under Lieutenant-General Sir Rowland Hill should pass on the 9th, at and in the neighbourhood of Cambo, while Marshal Sir in. Beresford should favour and support his operation, by passing the 6th division under Lieutenant-General Sir henry Clinton, at Us taritz ; both operations succeeded completely. The enemy were immediately driven from the right bank of the river, and retired towards , Bay. onne, by the great road of St Jean Pied de Port. Those posted opposite Cambo were nearly inter cepted by the 6th division, and one regiment was driven from time road and obliged to march across the country. The enemy assembled in considerable force on a range of heights running parallel with the Adam., and still keeping Ville Franche by their right. The Bth Portuguese regiment, under 'Co lonel Douglas, 'and the oth Cacadores, under Co lonel Brown, and the British light infantry bat tations of the Gth division, carried this village and the heights in, the neighbourhood. The rain which had fallen the preceding night and on tht morning of the Bth, had so destroyed the road, that tite.day had nearly elapsed before the 'whole 'of Sir' Rowland Hill's corps had come up, and I' was 'therefore satiAed with the possesioil of the grounTwhich We occupied. On the same day,,Licutenatif-Gencral Sir John , Hope, with the left 'or . 'the army under laic Coin; mand, moved forivard bithe.:gr,ea . i:, road (rota Jelin de Luz towards Bayonne, and reconnoitred the right - of :the intranched camp' under,BLlOnni, . . and the purse 01 the Adour below the ton n,' alter thriving in the enemy's posts trom the neigh bourhood of Biaraz and Angler. The light ,di-' vision, under Najor-Peneral Altenilikewise mop ed forward from Bassusarry, kind reconnoitred that part of the enemy's intrenchmerits.. Sir John Hope and MajOr-(le.seral Altea retired In the evening, to the ground they had before occupied. . On the morning of the 10th Lienteriant-6ene -nil Sir Rowland Hill fo , tud that the enemy had retired tram the position which they had occupled the day before on the heights-, into the- entreoched camp on that side of the Nive ;-.011 lie therefore occupied the position intended for !din, with his right towards the Motu, and Ibis 'left at Ville Franebe, and communicating 'with the centre of the army, under 'Marshal Sir William Beresford, by a bridge.laid over the Nive ; and the troops under the Marshal were again clray...l to die left of the Nive. General Morillo's division of Spanish infantry, whicb had remained with Sir Rowland Ilill when the other Spanish troops went into cantonments, was placed at Ureuray with Colonel Vivian's bri gade of light dragoons, at Hasparien, 'in order to observe the' movements of the enemy's division, under, General Paris, .which upon the passage of the. Nive had retired towords St. Palais. _ On the lath, in tluiporning, the enemy mat (fiC the iutrcnched camp with theif—iiiitole army, with the excerion only of what occupied the works opposite to Sir Rowland Hill's pod- tion, and drove in the pluinets of the light divi- ISiqn, and of Sir John Hope's corps, and made a most desperate attack npon•the post of the former at the•:chateau and church of Arcangues, and upon the advanced posts of the latter, on the high road • to St. Jean - de Luz, near theMayor's' hone of Biaritz.. Both attacks•were repulsed in the ntc►st gallant style by the troops, and Sir John Hope's corps took about 500 prisonerS. The brunt of the action with' Sir John Hope's advanced post fell. upon the Ist Portuguese bri gade, under ptigadier-General A. Campbell, which were on duty, and upon Major-General Robinson's brigade of the sth division, which moved up to their support. Lieutenant-General Sir John Hope reports most favourably of the conduct of those, and of all the other troops en gaged; and I had great satisfaetiOn in finding that this attempt made, by the enemy upon our lett, in order to oblige us to draw . in our right, was completely defeated by. a comparatively small part of our force.. Fcannot sufficiently applaud the ability, cool ness, nod judgment of Lieutenant-General Sir John Hope, who, with the General and Staff Of ficers under his command, shelved the troops an example of gallantry, which must have tended to produce the_favourable result of the day. Sir John Hope reeck;ed a seve're contusion, which, however, I am luippy to any, has not de prived me for a moment of tbe benefit of his as- sistancc. After the action was over, the regiments of Nassau and Frankfort, under the command of Co lonel Kruse, came over to the posts of Major- General Ross's brigade, of the 4th division, which were formed for the support of the centre. When the night closed, the enemy were still in large force in .frout of our posts, on the ground from which they had driven the picquets. They retired, however, during the night, from Licut.-. Gen. Sir John Hope's front, leaving small posts, which . were immediately driven in.' They still oc cupied in force the ridge on which the picquets of the light division had stood, ; and it was obvious that the whole arniy . was still in frOnt Of our left; and about three in the afternoon, they again drove in Lieutenant-General Sir John Hope's piconets and attacked his posts. They were again re pulsed, with considerable. loss: , , The attack was recominenced on the morning of the lath, with the same. want of success ; the first divisiOn, under Major-General Howard, hav ing relieved the fifth division ; and the eneiny dis continUctl it in the afternoon, and retired entirely within the intrenched camp on ,that night. They never renewed the attack on the posts of the light diviSion after the lOth. Lieutenant-General Sir John Hope reports most favourably of the conduct of all the officers and troops, particularly of the Ist Portugitesebrigade, . under Brigadier-General Archibald Campbell ;"and of Major 7 General Robinson's, and Major-General Hay's In ;Ode of the sth division, under the com mend of the Honourable Colonel Greville. He mentions, particularly, Major:General Hay, 'Om mantling the sth division, Major-Generals Robin son and Bradford, Brigadier-General Campbell, Colonels De Regoa and Greville, commanding the . • several brigades, Lieut.-Colonel Lloyd, of the 84th, who was unfortunately killed, Lieutenant , :gala' ilels Barnes., of the Royals, and Cameron of kite' 9111, Capiain gainsay of the Royal Horse Ar tillery, Colonel Dc Lancey, Deputy Quarter- Master-General, and Lientanant-Colond Macdo nald, Assistant-Adjutant-General, attached to Sir John Hope's corps, and the officers of his per- sand staff. . . The Ist division, tiFider Major-Gen. Howardl were not engaged until the 12th, when the enemy's otack was more feeble ; but the 9Uards cOndnsted theMselves with their usual spirit. .‘ Tke enemy haring thus 'tailed in all their at tacks, with their . wole force, upon our lett, with drew into their , entrenehments on . the night of the 12th, and passed tt large force through l)ayonne, with which, on the morning of the 13th, they 'made a. most desperate attack upon Lieut.-Gen. Sir Rowland In expectation of this attack, 1 had requested Marshal Sir W..Wresford' to reinforce the 'Acute . flaw-General with . the Gth division, which crossed the Nive at daylight on that morning ; and 1 fur ther reinforced him by the 4th division, and two brigades of the 3d division. The expected ,arrival of the Pith division :gave the Lieutenant-General groat tacility making his movements ; but the troops under his own im mediate 'command, had defeated 'and repulsed the enemy with immense loss before their - arrival, Th e principal attack having been made along the high road, from Bayonne to St.. Jean Pied-de-Port. SlajOr-General Barnes's brigadcodiritish infantry Mid the sth Portuguese briga(le,Aader Brig, Gen Ash wot &were particularly engaged in the Contest with,the enemy on that point, and these troops con ducted themselves admirably. The Portuguese divi sion' of infantry, under the command of Mari!Tal del, Campo Don F. le Cor, moved to their support on their left in a very gallant style, and regained an important position between these troops and Major-Gen. Pringle's brigade; engaged witti thy' enemy in . front - of Ville Franehe. • I had great saz* tistaction also in observing the conduct of Major- General Byng's brigade of British infantry, sup- ported by the 4th fortnguese brigade, under the command of Brigadier-General Buchan, in carry ing an important height from the enemy on the right of our position, and maintaining it against all their efforts to regain it. Two guns and some prisoners were taken from he enemy., who being beaten at all points, and laying suffered considerable loss, were obliged to retire upon their intrenehment. It gives me the greatest satisfaction;to have an other opportunity of reporting my sense of the leritS and services of Lieutenant-General Sir Rowland Hill upon this occasion, as well as those ofticutenant-General Sir William Stewart, corn manning the second division ; Major-Generals Pringle, Barnes, and Byrig ; Mariscal del Cainpo Don P. Le Car, and Brigadier-Generals Da Costa, Ashworth, and Buchan. The British ar tillery, under Lieutenant-Colonel ROSS, and the Portuguese artillery, under Colonel Tulloch, dis tinguished themselves ; and Lieutenant-C eneral Sir Ilowla . nd 11111 reports particularly the assist ance he received from Lieutenant-Coloneli Bou verie and Jackson, the Assistant Adjutant and Assistant Quarter-Master-General attached to his corps ; Lieutenant-Colonel Goldfinch, ,of the Royal Enginet4s, and from the Officers of his per sonal staff. The . enemy marched .a large body of cavalry ..:cuss the bridge oUthe Adam yesterday evening, and retired their force opposite to Sir R. Hill this morning towards Bayonne. Throughout these various operations I have re ceived eiety assistance from the Quarter-Master- General Major-General Sir George Murray, and the Adjutant-General Nlajor-General Sir Edward Pakenham, and Lieutenant-Colonel Lord Fitzroy Somerset, Lieutenant-Colonel Campbell, and the Officers of my personal Staff. 1 send this dispatch by Major Hill, Aide-de ' Camp of Lieutenant-General Sir Rowland whom I beg leave to recommend to your Lord- ship's protection. • I have the honour to be, &r. WELLINGTON. I enclose the returns of the killed and wounded Return of Killed, Wounded, end Missing of .the Army under the Command of big Excellency Fiehl-Nlarshal the Mar quess of WaLt.i soros, K. G. in the Operations connected with the Passage of the River Nice., on the 9th day of December, 1811;. General Staff-1 lieutenant-colonel. 2 majors, wounded. Royal Artillery-1 rank and tilt:, t horse, killed; 0 rank and tile, horses, wounded. • 16th Light Dragoons-1 captain, 1 lieutenant, 1 trumpeter, 4 rank and tile, and 4 horses wounded. Ist Foot Guards, Ist Batt.-2 rank and file, killed; 1 ler iennto 2 drummers, 91 rank and file, wounded. ,lst Foot Guards, ad Batt.-2 rank a nd killed ; 1 serjeaut, fi rank and tile, wounded. Ist Foot, 3d Butt.-3 rank and fife, killed; 1 serjeant, 3 rank and file, wounded. Sth Foot, Ist Batt.-1 rank tun) file killed; 1 lieutenant, 2 serjeants, 9 rank and file, wounded. 9th Foot, Ist Batt.-1 %edema, 1 rank and tile, killed; 20 rank and file wounded. 11th Foot, Ist liatt.-1 rank and file killed; I lieutenant, 1 serjeant, 15 rank and file., wounded; 1 rank and tile miss.. . . . 2tith Foot, let Butt.-1 drummer, -6 rank Anui• tile; killed I captain, 2 serjeants, 1 thtunit,ery3Systtii and tile, wound. ed ; 1 rank and bit 32d Foot, Ist rank and tile killed; 5 rank and file svottittled.; 1 rank and lilt- It.i+sitig. • ,S4th Foovikti.lltitt.-14 - ank and tile killed ; 1 serjeant, 6 rank and tile, wounded. :Oh Fuot, lit Batt.--3 rank and tile a-untitled. 98th Foot, lit Mutt ---2 rank and tile killed ; 1 captain, 3 lieu tenants, 3 serjeants, 37 rank and tile, wounded ; 4 rank and tile ati..isitig. 39th Foot, Ist 'tuft.--1 rank and file killed; 2 serjeants, 10 rank and file - wounded. 42d Font, lit itatt.-1 captain, 1 lieutenant killed; 1 .licate. wait, I I catik and tile wounded. 4311 nod, Ist Batt.--1 rank . maul file killed; 2 rank and ,file wounded: ' Stith Foot, Ist Ilatt..-1 rank mind filtwoundet.L 11)i)ti 4ditatt.— , 6reAds cud tilt killed; I captain, 5 Heti teilants,l ensign, l aerie-ant, 4-dritnnitti son rank:suit/41s, ttounded ; 2 rank and tik nii enth Foot, sth 13mitt.•-1 lieutenant, 1 serjeant, lst rank and ti!e, wounded. Ott's Foot, lit Batt.--',captain', 4 rank and file, wounded. 71t.t.Font, Ist Mutt.-1 drummer, 2 rank and tile, Woundtd. 79th Vont, Ist Bat.-5 rank and file killed; 1 lientenant, 2 serleants, 24 rank and file, wounded; I rank and tile &It h Foot, 2d nat.-6 rank ntid•fil. killed captain, 1 lieu tenailt,-1 ensign, 2 serjeunts, 36 tank and file wounded. 91tt Foot, Ist Bat.-7 rank and file wounded. Aid Fnotilst Bat.--. 2 rank and file wounded. . . 25tit Foot, lit Batt,--.4 rankand ille killed"; 1 serjeant, 6 rank and file. wounded' 95th Foot, , 24.1 niitt.-4 rank and file killed; 4 serjeants, drummer, 17 tanit and tile, wounded; 1 rank and file missing. 95th bunt, 3d But.-1 rank and tile wounded. Ist Licht Batt. Aing s stiermati Legion.-3 rank and file killed; I lieutenant, 34 rank autt file pounded. tdi.iglit Battalion German Legion-2 rank and file tilled ; I captain, 1 li,ulenittit, 1 ensign, 3 serjeatits, 9.4 rank and file, wounded. Iltunswielt Oils l -2 rank and file. killed; 1 rank and file wounded; 1 rank anti tile (Signed) •E. M. FAKE - NIIAN, Adj. Gen. Return of Killed , Wounded, and Missing, of the Army under . . the Command of his Excellency Field-Marshal the. Mar . guess of WELLINoTori K. in the Operations connected ovith the I'M:age of the llivor Five, on the IQth day of December, toil. • General'Staff—l general, I captain, wounded. Royal Artillery-2 horses killed; a raUk earl file s , I hoist wounded. 120 , Light Dragoons-1 rank and 61e wounded. 4E I II Lig" "ra;Toons-4 lior3es Lined; 3 rank nod file, 1 Terrse, :wounded. • 1g Foot, ad Batt.--.1 rank and file killed ;1 li ;.utentint, I t , 5.„,..„, 1 drummer,. <2O rank and tile, wounded ; 1 lieute mg, 12 rank anti Silo, missing. 4tl , Font, 1s Batt —1 serjeant, •:1 rank and tile, killed; I car t, twin, 2 lieutenautA, 5 6eijeant:., I drummer, 39 rank la file wounded; 2 rank and , file, noisiing. . 9th Foot, Ist haft..-1 lieutenant, 1 ensign, 10 rank and Al e killed ; I captain, 3 lieutenants, 1 serjeaut, 64 rads and file, . wonuded. 36th Foot, Ist Batt.--G rank and file killed; 2 serjeants, 35 rank and file. wounded. 41s1 Foot, Ist Batt.-11 rank, and file wounded; 1 s cr j eant, 1 drummer, 19 rank and tile, aiiisitig. 47th Font, id Ilatt.-42 rital; and the killed; 1 lieta en ant, 1 . „ enogn, 5 serjeants, 45 rank and tile , wounded; i lieut.. , natit,.l scrjeant, 49 rank and tile inissintr. 52d Foot, Ist Ilatt.-2 rank and fi le killed ;., d dl , ll 1 major, I Co . tain, I ensign, 2 serjeants, I drummer, 12 ra nk an . wounded ; ti rank and tile missing. 59th Foot, ed Batt.-6 rank and tile killed; I majror, I eat' lain, 4 serjeants, 32 rank and tile, wounded ; tu ank al" fileis4 2 i n 62d Foot, latt.-4 rank and file woulattl. 761 h Fout-1 drummer tilled ; In rank and file Watintleit twat L 84 th Foot, ed Batt.-1 lieutenant-cohniel, 1 serjeata, 150 rank and fi le killed ; 1 captain, I lieutenant, 4 serjeants, and file wounded ; I captain, I liraitenant, I serjeautt I drummer,. 16 rank and tile missing. 85th Foot—i rank and tile killed ; 1 lieutenant, II rank ita tile .rounded. 95th Foot, Ist Batt.-1 lieutenant, 3 rank :and fil e, kill 11e1 I serjeaut, 1 drummer, 14 rank and tile, svouuded ; I vIII ; r 4 19 ritnk and tile, missing. ~, 95th Foot, 2d Batt.-3 rack and file wounded ; I dru n3 " --1 . 11 rank and file niissiO4. ill 95th Foot, 3J Batt.-1 rink and file killed; 1 drututuer, rank and tile, wounded. , t a ea. Branswiek Light lidantry-1 captain,l rank and file , r,J, (Signed) E. M. I'AtiENHAM, AR' `"!:-. Return of Killed, His and Missing, of A, A rll ,T,', )tot the command of His Excellency Field-Mars ts " "" „ a ttd t in e ' s a WIA-LlN,sl'uS, K. G. in the Operation" " " l A ; ' with th e Passage of the 'liver Nice, ou th e 1161/04;w lats. 4th General Ira Foot;F iot , S 3t t ad .. ff t ß. - II I. : ;mats, 1 ensi.n, tt. ea t....4._ pt G a r i a n rna w knu o n i ta t i n du d jiti e fil d el . e ci k o i u ll i e ul d e ; d. l pi 3 jor, ,16 ) tieu te , 8 serjeauts, DU rank and tile, soto!u u :' i 9th Foul, Ist Satt.-14 rank uud fi le killed; 2 . o" l g il ;',;kalkd 4 3 69 : ' 3 rile t e l h t1,1•1:nt`000sto d r ummer,::tts:7,i. ,2 2 2 g id l i r l ors t ulaarkliiitta:..4—a:rn rank d e : r iuni ; v kkl n e o k a ta u un l i andduefiidli fi l e kilt fi ck l ‘d l l,l. a s h., c ud r n i d;e k illed; l l i i t c 52 : 0 $ 1 :::. 1 i .r : 31- : 1, : 1 ; 114,1 1 ; tenant, 3 serjeants, 47 rank and file wou nded; a rtinh " file missing. '. •• • • oli: awl tile 84113 Foot, 2d Batt.-.•. 1 captain, 1 scrjeant, 1 ro--- a • o ld. killan ; 1 lieutenant, 1 serjeant,l7 rank and We, "Id. 95th nog, 9d ilatt.—lserjeant, 4 rank and file , ,a' ,iOO. Brunswick Light Infantry--1 rank and tile, killrd; I ' . ._ slant, 1 ratilcanti'flle, wounded. 4. 4 . i, GO. (Signed) E. NI. PAKENHA NI , • - ' no o l der' . . Return of Killed, Wounded , an d Missing, of lbe iir . , 610. 4 the command of his Excellency F ield Marshal II :,..e i ',oa with of WELLIXa . ros, - K. Gin the operati ons culla :tc ~ the passage of the Ricer Ni ce, on' the 12tir De.criab r ' , Royal Artillery-1 rank and file, 1 h orse, killed; 1.41311 '154 ' . i ale, 4 horses, wounded. . 14th Light Dragoons-2 horses, haled; tile, wounded ; 1 major, 1 lieutenant, rank " missing. 16th Light Dragoons —I horse, wounded. 7th Hussars-1 rank tile, 1 horse, missing. I scr. , Ist Foot Guards, Ist Batt.-1 captain, t lieutena nt,_..,, ,i, . . , killed; ' • jeans; 7 rank and file, 1 serjeant, 2 1 :' , ', l , fi g i U ,, ti serjeants, 50 ronli 0 , ... wtiundell. • lilte d; C 1 setll.:l;stioultnuruetatit:dtminu:darGailia:tirdrs :1131"satigt4B';-:attl2.—s es! r r e j a u c i n l is k t t : t:s 3 n , r d 4 3 a n : 3, sankio.l6ll, (~,.a nd. .11 1, 1 . : : 36doltulilerl000kuotsoteuoid:t:couus.tat,Tii:tu)lsteitili:, t. t. rta's—elljtc:atti:dttisiiiel7s,rirS.k,:iu":ldilb litrlttcil,4:::Onto-6..7-644:0431, Return ot i elyc, ; e: f : :K iiisi i alulredlitiSf:tii::::u.eruciddx).: d :ii , : a l v ii :a: It . i i s i ;:i:t n t l gl, l : s l l i t: , i li t i e N ito % l a ' i f . ili.,:,,evi .; i cl o il i . , ed; 1 ins 9.lleutenauts,wound General Staff-1 Felicia!, 4 capta I . ,„_ , , nu,t wit Royal Artillery-ea rank and tile, I horse , utinai • 4 . i . t l l B le l3. peed age of the River ; :vivo t i r e o w 01 t )e l r t ealt3l°l;sl.lacyun"full"et,l-e' "l at '''' : , tile, 3 buries, wounded. 28th Foot,lst Batt.-6 rankand file killed; 1 , captain , ~,„"d ' ole,.. 1 3 3 d t tsv I eF l ogri L ui iiiit,igtillseit,i;Cti reitaugasttojog._annsp-4ral,akibliorga:ldektsifilplied6e9k;riia3ll,ll7aijaiau.l:fit,ill4:ll.7.l.io;l:re;tir,..r. : • 1 d I licutelll. 31st Foot, id Ilatt.-2 rank and file kil e ; 01 , „ tutzti:dtse,d.l ensign, 4 serjitents, 1 dttlnuncr, lit) I an.... .. colonel, I ensign, 3 .crjeantS, 2 drummers, 97 I .. N'" file woundi.J. 840 Foot, 2d Matt.--5 rank and file wittinded. ~ „ • ~ ii :lk 39th Foot, Ist Batt.--I tank ands le killed; t ensign, I- and tile wounded, nod. 1 rack nd filt, nlissiog-,... / 10; seat Foot, tat Batt.-20 rant and tile kilitalf ca1)1a' 36 ,,',,,t atto tenants, 2 engi ! cns, II serjeants, 3 61411111iict$i 7 7 . P:: file svouuded ; i serjeaut, and 7 ratai and file inivttt.t...jr-Jei 57th Foot, tat Ilatt.—/ licolenont, 2 enskos, 7 rulA l ' 7, ~„ killed; 3 lo:uteuants, 1 .4,uslgn, 4 setjtant!;, WV • wounded. • ' Oa ' l • 4;01 , 4 F.),A, sth 15att.-1 ensign, e serjesints, 14 ran. l, , i wounded ; 1 lieutenant and 1 scrjeant. missing. „,., 11( , 4 1; I -66'th Font, 2d Ilatti.--4 serjeant, 7 rank and file, , w" o t,tl • Captain, 6 SerjealltS, 57 sank and filer wounded; 'wising. , ~,,d filet 71.4 Foot, Ist Bata.--1 major, 2 lieutenants, 7 raf'' ".;,, . I killed ; i lieutenant-colonel, 2 lieutenants, 2 4: 05"0 ,, - , - ,, 1 '0, stair, 3 serjeants as rank and tile wounded ; 2 s' i r • aJit S rank wad fife, missing. ~..,,d file. 921 Foot, Ist 13att.—S lieutenants, 1 scrjeant, 27 rn!"`" - . 7 art .• killed; I major, 3 captains, 5 lientenatits, 1 elo l e'.• t i. jeants 126 runi4 and tile wounded, and 1 serjeant ta!,%l t . (Signed) F.'• M. PAKENNANI, Adj. lit'u • or . , TOO 'British killed tains, 10 lieutenant', :, ensigns, 1 stair, E..,.50" -- 1 lieutenant.entonel, 1 uniJ0r . 1%,.. ,1 34 :tc, i drummers, 25.: rant, imd tile, 12 horses, killeo• oh Total It wounded-2 zeileiai; s'tatr, 3 licutenarit,col/146 61:111'lagie'r'jrg%:t31145`,CatiOPtatitil:14:711T6ie70.1!19110te4illa'llUntlIstaill Ae111.4;,4:::Iluili.",•5; :Total Otitis), itossi*,--1 tr.ajor, I captain, 6 lietittna9l44%,ie;l .sigh, .1 stall, 10 terjuonts, 3 driunmer i, IBS rank ii,sw."., ' .._, ltoyse , , , -•-•• A• /), Total - Piiittikiiese• ltilled=-1 licutenvit'tiiliOlti' 4F-M0..--,,b captains 3 ii.eutenants, 1 cusig-1 ;.- belicauts, t. &woo,- p‘, $ . '1° 3 ;11 i. ,P7r k t ' u a g n u d es fi u k u ' v l uu h de r tl e — : 2 general staff; 5 iwit'n.l ll !;:i i ; 100 0 s, 8 majors, 3+l captains ; 21 lieutenants, :V.l eds , i , ' stall, S 4 serjcants, 5 drisinicrs,l4oB Taal. anti tier. . i Total PurtugUese missing-1 cntOttel, 1 major , 4 c“ptailm ensigni, 4 serjeantp, 5 etrumiriers 279 rank and !l';'• , 'tilt Total SPunish - - 6 rat l L and' file killed; 11 rank i , "" wounded. - , at:,ty:l l .lt. TOTAL . 4 , 11 0 ' Killed —g lieutenant-cohinell 9 - 9 littir a 1-- •- I , • ii.....!0r5, ca . , , , ;,,,, 4. - ' 3 l • • tenants, 4 ensii4ns 1 staff, 16 stijeantS, 4, :`"` ' rank and tile , ' 13 horses. .iurt , Woande:)....-.4 'gen,ral-staff, R liclltenatit4olppels, 111,:.01, 64 captains, R 9 licat.aptits. 41; ensigns:, 9 stiff,' 2•D jeunt4„ ife druuliter, 3434 rank and tile. 21 tiorso..iolit,, Missing—) colunei, 2 maj,,rs, 5 captaini, 5 1 iv° :',1,30 41 3ensigpi, 1 ‘tatl 11 serjeants, 6 drtin lol ‘ o, 467 r' ' i 661 111011 e: ' LINGION, ,-............. tr Names of Gine. rtt ICilled, Woun led, and Nli<sing. of 11 . 1e- *; -1-' l, l ' under the command of Vield:NturOull the Nlarquil vi ) 1.... (rani the. 9tlt to the 13th of 1./eceniha• a ttlllsll 0i , t I CERS KII.t.EP • . PUCEMISEII 9. 1 • teton` 42d Itert, Igt Bttt co „„ c ~ 4.- 0 , w3 et, ..zeu i n ,enik.e . ~ Jatue Stewart. fuliii's flkftelatnEa 10. J Cl2l44''—. r i 911, Ilegt. Ist Batt. LieUtenant , P . .L.. L b . ( ' .116 BO t .111. lvir 84 th turf. 3d Batt. Lieut.-OA. Itict: 141 id• !15th Refit. Id Batt.bout.3 ol2ll-lo r wI• "th Regt. fel Batt. C.aptskiu V.ite::..1,119,,,t0. mo tiot 1 0 ' Rapt. Font Gqanini, Ist ',att. Cai"', " ` ' i ; . . CLitut,Col.) Lie at. (Aussie) 'fleutupion, -,CJl'eL''' -4—..-- • 4 4 i