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04,, 4 • lie 4/, vet) )(.4„, , 4 , 4 r .#ll4t " ' . 0 top tj,. TO TIM prnTott OF Tim SUN. u 744; Atig, tsth, 1813 rd, T did hot feel it to he my duty .to take any no tice of it, until paraFraph heel been pointed out to We In your paper of the 12th instant, in which toy name has bccn connected with it. instead of vindicating myself, as J ani by a Morning Paper called upon to do, be,tore the' Tribunal of the Newspaper Editors, it would perhaps be more consistent with my duty towards the public to bring before 'another trilmnal persons who carry their libels on private characters to the extent of advancing bectvoitiond of treason without any thing but their own malice to support thcm. Un willing, however, to believe that this calumny firiginated with you, I trust that you will at least do uic thejustice to•give a place in your paper to this my assertion, that I have not, nor that no person connected with me, has negotiated or attempted to negotiate any loan or advance of money for the Government of America' since the breaking out of the war with' that country. This is indeed so far frond having been the ease, that some correspondents in America having sent, .to my house for sale some of the newly-created Ame rican stock, I thought it right to refuw to assist in any manner its circulation in Europe, - under the present state of the relations between th e ant, two countries. I a Your very obedient servant, • ALEXANDER BARING. MAILS, • , tVirivtio-1 (ottenburgh, 1 fleiiguland, 2 trublin, I Wa terford. Dug —I Cadiz, I Lisburt, 1 Guttenburgb, 1 lie ligulaml, I Waterford. . . PRICE OF STC lifts DAY A 7 TWELVE O'CLOCK, Consols I Minium 6' • man WATER AT Lo'Nlßrsl namov, TO-MORROW Morning., 29 iniatutus after 5. I Evening, 54 minute after A. TH 4 F -1 A SUN. 80 , 1,KN,t: carts AIYIWAT? LOYDON, 41104VDSI, 4IiGUS7' 16, 1818. GE A T A Mi GLORIOUS VICTORY, OnollustriouS Commander In Chief, his Rnyal Iligh4ess the puit* Ito)ttt, tr, whose exertions the e aunt!'" Is so deeply indebted foi that perfee- • Lion in every particular to which he hal brought the . British Army, has this day, the day of his bi) th, by a singular coincidencv of good fortune, the happiness of again seeing the friths of his labours made manilest to the Public, by the arrival of the triumphant intelligence from Ow Pyrennees, which these eolunins contain, Last year, this . clous day was marked by the publication of an • Extraordinary Gruette,announcing the resplendent Vietbry of Sataiornica ; and his Royal highness 'hai now the 'pleasure of proiing, that its splen dour in 1613 should not be eclipsed by the eclat of • the preceding year, We shall accordingly, this. fith of August, hate the Gu:ette - Extroordicury, 60130401)g the history d exploits s o g l o ri ous as • Scarcely' to be 'Anglified even by any, antecedent. achievement performed by. J3ritish:Valour. Indeed these Byttlee V the PI/rowers upper . o have keen more gallantly and furiously contested on the part itt the entiny than'titly forniefaction. Uncintraged by the presence of a Coannauder on whom they could depend; cheered by haring .been the as - Ailants for Several days, and desperate from the hatnre Orthe Service on which they were en• gaged, thtme Frenchnitzn (ought in a manner that Avnuld -have been invincible to tiny thing less than Spankh Patrintion anti Portuguese sea nce , a q d a:did by the Courage end inntrtovable Pirtune , _,s of lititons.: Nover•did thc, 1-li Ktor y of Vi'ar . furni:,h in eNainple of a Cohniet so unremittingly continued, so obNtinateiy eon te6ted, and so brightly glorious to the Co quertnl ror a whole week the crirohat raged in every variety of form ; the gnemy, at first rush ing in overwhelming no - gibers Upon a single point, where,► front the multiplicity of the operations in • which rt is eumployctj, our Army was necessarily ir)turioli titintheri; nlet reeepiion itaim a handful of rue)) trhich plight fiAVe taught had Ile bcerablindly luri(4llB' i() w " ) 111 as lac) Would his late, th ti r coragvegated force in Vlore ~t renglit. not, ciii:cie coosegnencrs, this " Etime t.4iptair t " of; IitioNAPART.P f g Cdral ectl featlest,;l, nod boldly to titte'lopt the of his Aister'u orsivri---;-ilvett. ;tali thAt ec k id his Army wa3'the vietims h elve keco 'llprifire(l try , - '5 slmlntiort, and Lied (HI Ciy tars of .injorol spaio, Oo ou r been fliost 4311611 tft—ln stiver . al of the public papers 1 hare read staternynt,.tlitit a lean fOr the Government Of Anterior bad, Once the declaration of win., been I,egoeiatell by merchants rif this country.—Al though 1 'veil knew this assertion to be unfound . _ to be compared with the trementiont sufferings of the foe, The mournful list , of the 'brave oho', have died—of the heroes who have been, wounded —and of those whom accident or captivity louve4 recorded among the missing, will be found belove, —The several actions and battles, from Ille:2sth July to the 2d of August are so accurately and ' fully described in the annexed Official BUlletins, that the public will haVe little reason to regret the time occupied in preparing the very long 'cle. tails, which will appear in the Gazette, but we believe not till Lite in the eveni4,„ WAR DEPARTMENT, 4itia . , IC, 181:1. Sir THONAS'PICTOWS division having joined that commanded by Sir L. COLE, both retired ,early on the 27th to a position in : front of Huarte .arof Vilialha, covering the blockade of .Pamplima, and: a body of Spanish troops formed theft• reserve.— these forces were taking up their ground, tord Wir,LLINGTON arrived from the left, and assnmed- .., . the command. The enemy now attacked a hill upon the tight of the line, defended.by Spanish and Portuguese troops, supported by Abe' 40tit regiment, and these corps repulsed every effort made by the French to force this post. The ene,- my at the seine time 'occupied Sorauen, and kept up a fire of musqueti y till night. • " In the morning of the '2 8t h , Lord WE'LL/ N o. TON Win joined by the 6th Division, which' had scarcely taken its ground, when it was attack e d by'a very large "body of the enemy. The . defence, however, was such, that the French were soon driven back with immense loss, In order to e 4, tticate this part of his line, the ,enemy attacked the left of the 4th Pivision, but was charged by the 7th Cacadores, and Major-Gen. Ross's bri gade, and driven down the heights with'great loss. The battle now became general and very Severe along tbc position occupied by the 4th division, but this distinguished division surpassed all its former exploits., and beat oil the enemy at every point. All the regiments charged with the bay. onet, and the 40th 7tl), 20th, and 23d, each charged four seyeral times. 'l4e Portuguese like wise behaved admirably. " After this battle, Sir R. ILLe's column, and Lord Daettousues division, joined the forces under Lord WeettNoi•osr, and the French troops whith hail been opposed to Sir It. Iltra,„ reinforcet, 00 enemy. t " Marshal . Souvrfindinf be could make no ittf- S e irk fri t t , t ,, r ,i) l iir l ts ii .. e c ge fii r : l e . ! , iß a r i i iid t , : n i , 9 . t i , e it Y , .e li lirl )p r t - a l . i r 4l , l , ; : rit p .i tL i r t il l t i °l"ri' p r i t 3 :l 4 l t i l s ;.a y s i a !l i o e t t lit n te e ; ri( oy t i : t g:l S t l ei iHe p i t d o t v gi o • f % ns . c ii 6 i l lt hi : t i li nil let sl tn lm l i 'l - l l i 4 f tt ; : 'lli ii ' L l gisi l e , t , 6( tin i " l' irro i l i tt , ' : , re :o e li c it : 3 7 3 ll ° : i t il , l tui , v t j i f‘isei‘itl'inviirci'::i)icenEiu'l:3l.cialaill'iltnl:l'vzii:(igsritirevoil. ex - H Tors advanced with the act, 4th, .6th, and 7th di-. I itl pressf rottt u n an t! i n i u r ti fr b o o n t t h of flanks, t.he A : I T I I ° e 1 k r ' e r i t i • i n r c ° l l l c % c t i te l r h ; number of prisoners. . . ' , ' - " A strong position, which the, cnemy took up with iWO El iVISIOni .to cover, their rett : e.it, was at. • tacked by Sir H. HILL-and Lord DALHOUSIE, frillti . carried in the most brilliant Manner . , and the liter. , it w i'cohtimicti during the 31st of July and Ise of August., 'Great numbers of prisoners were ta;ken, ar alarge convoy fell into the hands of: illtajor,-Geperal BYIIG*S brigade. " Lord WELLlNoTort . speaks in"the highest terms of the conduct of the AtliOitzmy 1 toronghout.t lest, „ arduous: services, and particularly of the enth4i.- siastic 'bravery displayed ,b 7 the 4th divisioa ir un ... der Sir LOWRY Vor.E. . , . " Two divisions of the French remained on the raorang cif the 2cl 4'..;:t die Puerto de Echubur,—. I,olllll'ELtarcTrw b:,(!(lcstine.(l the,4th light and 7tit (P:visiol'ls to attack and dislodo the enemy from strong'poKitic:,n ; but the ";:tp iivisiiin 'ha% VA'aN'Es's The Prinee.of ORANGE has arrived with Dis patches from Lnrd WELLINGTON, dated LeZiteJ, the 4th of August. " Marshal SOULT having.assumed the Chief Command of the French Armies, and great exer tions having been made to reinforce and re4oip them, the Marshal assembled a large proportion of his force on the 24th of July, at St. jeaU Pied de Port. On the following morning he attacked„ with thirty-five thousand men, the post of ltonces4 vanes, defended 'by Major-General BYNTa's Brio. gitde ; this was supported by Sir LOWEY COLE'S Division, and, the post was maintained till tlight, when the troops withdreW to Zubiri. On the Rattle day Sir 8.. HILL was attacked in the Puerto de Maya, anti Lifut.-General STEWART'S Division . Was obliged at first to retire, but being supported by Major-General ,lARNE.S'S Brigade, they ic took the principal position. However the retreat of Sir Lowity COLE'S Corps made it 'necessary for Sir R. HILL to fall back to Irurita. In the tioas of this day the 20th and 82d Regiment's par-, Ocularly distinguished 'themselves. ririgacie forme4, and without waiting-for further oipport, assailed the heights, and actually drOve the tiro French divisions from them, in spite of a stron g resistance. The conduct of this gallant lirigacle was the admiration of all who witnessed it. ii:Emrr's Brigade at the same time • forced a large body of the enemy from the left of the Pue,rtO. • " There' remains no enemy in the field within that part of the Spanish frontki% " By separate reports, it appears that the. ene my's loss, in the late operations, is considered to. have exceeded 15,000 men, of whips' above 4000 arc p;soners. " report from Sir THONIAS GRAHAM details the particulars of an unsuccessful attempt to carry St. Sebastian's, by storm, on the 23th July." " Downing-street, - Aug. 16, 1813 " MY LORD, " I have the honour to inform your Ldhlship, that the Prince 'of ORANGE has arrived with dis patches from Field Marshal the , Marquis of WEL tiorroN; dated Lezaca, Aug. 4, containing an ac . Count of a series of actions with the French Army under the Command of Marshal SOULT, from the 25thalt..to the 2cl inst. inclusive, the result of which had been the DEFEAT and RETREAT of • the ENEMY from the Spanish FrOntiers INTO FRANCE, with a Loss •of FIFTEEN THOU SAND' INIEN, including about FOUR THOU SAND PRISONERS; The Loss - of the. Allied Army is 'about 'six "THOUSAND. I hare the honour to be, &c. "'Tc. the Loan MaYon." ' " BATHURST." • , (A true Copy.) (Signed) Geonor SCHOLEY, Mayor. Monday morning, ball-past Six. Name 4 of Officers Killed , Wounded, and Itlisiing. ' of the drmy under the Command of the Marques: -of WELLrilb'roN, at .the Siege of St , Sebaxtian from the 7th to the 27th of Jaly. • BRITISH OFFICERS KILLED. Royal Engineers, Lien. Scuts, ad Battalion, Nlajor Fraser Ditto ditto Captain Cameron Ditto ditto Lieutenant Cla r k e • Dittu 4itto r • Di t t Ditto ditto' M assey ditto • • Adjutrit CUE 4th )(qt. Ist 13attalion, Captain Woodclham • Ditto ditto Adjutant Thornhill • Asth - Foot, Ist 13attalion,-Lientennut Carlisle BRITISH OFFICERS WoUNIJED. Staff.—A. Q. M. fien.'Maj, Hou, .1. Stanhope, set erkly Royal .Ictilleyy,—CApt., Duhourdieu, severely (since de..d no) tl E i i4 . ineers.---Lieut.-Cal. Sir IL Pletcher, slightly Ditto C . ipt. Lewi s , ~r v e rel y Ditto • Joent.lteitl, ditto Ditto Lieut. Tapp, ditto • ' " Royal . Squts, Bd, Batt.. t apt, Arizinititutit, severely, (left arm amputated) Ditto di t t o Lamm ditto, (right arm ) • Ditto. • ditto Stewart, alig . htly . Ditto ditto Macdonald, severe! Ditto' ditto Buckley, ditto y Ditto ditto tient. A rmstroug, 'Ditto ditto O'Neill, severely Ditto - ditto Ensign Hoskins, ditto pitta- ditto' Reynolds, ditto , Ditto ditto Volunteer Miller, ditto ,9tb Fo o t , Ist Tlatyion, Lient.-Coh Cameron, slightly Ditto., ditto Capt. panieron, ditt o • Ditto , dittO , Jervoise, ditto Ditto Ditto ditto ueut Campb e ll, severe l y ditto • Rtisei ditto Ditto ditto Robertson, Anise. Engineer, ditto, (since dead). aatii F,iot , Ist Battalion, lieut. Macleod, slightly ditto Ditto dittci • . • Ditto ditto Ensign. severely, Ditto ditto Adjutant Elopperolitto (sineetleacl) 59th root, 2d Isatthlio n, Adjutant'.. Crowley, severely Detnelinient nf Seamen, Lieutenant Timtlup, ditto tDitto ditto O'Reilly, slightly ukOileers L'Cinapi-Service, Capt.lliztarkistoo,'ditto. • ERITISII OFFICERS MISSING. Royal En 'incurs • - Lieut: „lima s Ri)yal Scot" 34.1 Batt. - • , re Ditto' . ditto - - Ensign A ist3tl nth Foot Ist Batt. - - `‘riot 31.11,11 Vogt ditto . - Lieut. PDRTt/GUIZSE OFFICERS KILLED. 4th - Capt. J. A. M%'es poaTtiGUESE OfPtC.P.ttg tvittINDED. titaff C'apt. Ritiney, ti2d. A. D. C. to h1..0. ;ka t ; f oi ( 1, stig htly.' Ist Regt. Llne - , J. C. 1) a Slim, slightly Dsito Entignjoo. Ele.nterio, d o . Ditto • Magelins do. Ditto - Atijotnnt Ilia do. 13th Regt. Line Major soodgross do. 4th Csteadites Lieut.-col. Williams do. Dittos - - Cispt. Jost de Mello; severely Ditto - Adjutant 3.'l'. 13arrno' do. 6th Ditto " J. IT, Mozinho nitto - - Flligtl M. C. Ile Freithog nth Oitto Ditto • Capt. J. A. Puerto, do. Names of ()Seers Killed, lfaunded, and Missing, iron& the 250 to, the 28th of July inclusioe. RttITFSH oFP/C51,15 KILLED-20TH JULY. 71b Foot, Ist Batt., Lieut. nnowit% 2.orb 114g,t. All,latartt Must 08tli ditto, Ist Batt. gnsigh Delmar oath Batt. AdJutant Day . 39th 4itto, Ist ditto Lieut. Lord , Ditto, ditto Williams 4:41) ditto, . ditto Cr . tptaitt Itudkin 'pato .. ditto twat. Dimling pitto ditto Deighton COth ditto, 6th Battalion, Lietauhant Von Dalilmon Ditto 'ditto , J o k e , 71st di tto, t st Battalion, Duff Ditto ditto • Roberts . . , • 26TH 417 LY., 40th Bogiatent; let Battalion, Lieutenant Malone • • : 28TH JULY. Staff.—Mai.noveren, A. D. C. to /4.,tlen. Sir'L. Cole. lit Line Winklitm, Capt. Arenant 7th F.ot,. tat Mitt. Capt. Hernirs gOth Regt• izad Foot, t‘t stainfortit . • = Dino ditto' Wa.1141, ' Ditto 4litto Volunteer Marriott' 47th' ditto, ad 13a.ttalioti,.Capt, Wh y t e Ditto ditto.Aditit;olt Hurtle , 40th d i tto, lit, Dattolion, (aztivr47 48th ditto; • ditto Lieut,en:tot Limit • I)itto ditto Ensign l'firsous. PORTUGIi RST3 KILLED. 4th itegt. Um: Cmit. Lucas G. ' , alba • 101.1 i ditto Virtvria MIRO ditt.) Cript....Antonio Fiii - nriccoirrac ae s ditty Lorritzod.•Alviiii 7th (,:z4cadort.s, . Cori t. 4041111 i Giray •10th diito • Vei'saibliac A. 'l4ym'e2 llttt't IVY OFDICCR3 WOUNDEII I .— , 2Sr. I Jt;LY; General Statf.—Lt.-Gen. the Hoyt. W. Stewart, severe', Ditto CaOrain'Stewart, Brigade Major, do. 6th Foot, Ist. Batt. Major Gomm, severely Ditto ditto Ensign Radcliffe, slightly 20th ditto; Lieut.-Col. Wallace, ditto. Ditto • • Major Bent, ditto • " ' Ditto Lieut. Charnpigny, ditto Ditto Crockatt, ditto ' Ditto Walker, ditto , .. Ditto Smith, ditto. Ditto Ensign Thompson, ditto Ditto Oakley --t MI Ditto Ist Batt. Capt. Booker, sightly 4 Ditto. ~ ditto Lieut. G.Browne, ditto Ditto ditto klaherty, ditto - Ditto ditto . Ledwith, ditto 28th Foot ditto• Capt. Bradley, ditto 4 Ditto ditto bleacher:l, ditto • •, ~, Ditto ditto Tomlinson, ditto .s, 'Ditto ditto Crammer, ditto , .4 .i., Ditto ditto Gordon 4,, Ditto ditto * Ensign Hill, ditto 34th Foot, 2d Batt. Lieut.-Col. Fenwick, severely . ,,* Ditto ditto Lieut. Barron, ditto , • Ditto ditto Simmons, slightly ' Ditto ditto Ensign Pickett, ditto SOU' Foot, Ist. Batt. Capt. Jones, severely - Ditto ditto Lieut. Hart, ditto Ditto ditto Cox; ditto .. Ditto ditto Scanlan, ditto • Ditto ditto Ensign Poe, ditto . Ditto ditto Rhodes, ditto. Ditto ditto Courtenay, slightly 60th Foot, ditto Lieut.-Col. Hill, severely Ditto ditto Capt. Grant, ditto Ditto ditto ' North, slightly Ditto ditto Lieut. Nowlan, ditto - - Ditto *ditto McDonnel, slightly 50th Foot, Ist Batt. Lieut. Jones, severely Ditto ditto Paterson, ditto Ditto ditto Ensign Collins, ditto Ditto ditto Bateman, ditto Ditto ditto White, ditto 71st Foot Ist Batt. Major McKenzie, ditto Ditto ditto Captain Grant, llightly Ditto ditto Lieut. Parke, ditto Ditto ditto Packe, severely Ditto ditto Peacocke, ditto • 82d Foot Ist Batt. Lieut. Col. Grant, slight) , Ditto ditto Captain Firman, severely Ditto ditto Marshall, slightly ' Ditto ditto Ensign Lacey, ditto 92d Foot Ist Batt. Lieut. Col. J. Camero n . Ditto ditto Major Mitchell Ditto ditto Macpherson • Ditto ditto Captain Holmes . • Ditto dittit McDonald . Ditto ditto - Began Ditto ditto Lieut. Vvfe , Ditto ditto Macpherson Ditto ditto Chishultue • Ditto ditto I): McDonald • Ditto ditto Do-ire Ditto ditto Ross 'Ditto ditto Winchester 92d Foot, Ist Batt. Lieut. Gordon. Ditto Grain • Ditto A." Macdonald Ditto • Ensign F. Mitchell Ditto G. Mitchell Ditto. Kennedy Brunswick Oels, ' Capt. Proestler, Slightly Ditto . Braxcin, ditto Ditto ' Lieut. Gresheim, 2 a • . 26th JULY. 4, t7h Pont, 3d Batt. Lieut. Crawford, severely, SW. 111 ,-!% Ditto Fosi , :n Ilerve, slightly i Foot, Ist Batt. Capt. 1-leiland, severely Ditto Memo, ditto Ditto Phillip', IlighllX Ditto; Lieut. Drily, . do. Ditto ' Thoreau, do. 48th Foot, tstßatt. Major Wilson, severely. Ditto Capt. ThWalteS, dOf sad Foot, 24 Batt. Lieut. Fraser, do. 60th Foot, sth Batt. Ensign•C. Martin, db. , . . 7 28th JUL , . ci _ A.O,C. General Stall; Lieut.-Colonel the lion. A• QM 2 , 1 t o o :3 : h li ,eut Queen's :of t I t o a i e n a t I t e . r .. c o ,, f 1 ~n the v Ils.na Fo rces , ttle tr t as s . e n, F sn. e . e 1 : c , l ' e isy ,,,, t o to fy . Lieut. np, in ntd, do 7th rout, ist Batt. Ninjur,.." — -1 .1 d Ditto • Capt. • i.sowuer, o Ditto O Ditto ' fi ranr,ie d rottin, - 1 110 Ditto Wevoyss, do . Ditto ' Lieut. Logan, do i -Dltit 4 Fraser , do , ~ Pitto N u nn, do . . , il ~ m" Ditib King, do sr. Ditto • G arr et, do ' T i ' 11th Foot, Itt . l3litt. Capt. Wrenn , d o , r , o , . Ditto. Lieut. Moore, do Ditto ' Christian, oo Ditto Daniel, alight!? 20th Foot,'Captain jitt•lrsori, sev-rely T)itto Murray slightly . . ~ Ditto Lieutenant Ilairibrig • ge, 't Ditto Lewis, ditto , Ditto, Conon'', iliglitlY 23,1 Foot, Ist pin. Nevi!, severely Din° • ' Brice, slightly 23d Foot, Ist Batt. Lieut. Harris, slightly Ditto, A.di. McLellan, severely 27th, 34 Batt. Capt. Hamilton, slightly Ditto Lieut. Pratt, severely Ditto P , lloek, d,tto ' Ditto Hanby, ditto Ditto' Mow, 'ditto . Ditto Ensign Radcliffe, ditto nitlP • • Ovens, slightly - 27th ad Batt. Ensign Clones' severely . , Ditto. Surgeon Wray slightly 1 Ifin 81st Ditto -2d Bedt.•Quarter-lklaster• Meititoill (tor'. .324 Ditto Ist Batt. Ithe'or 1.17.),a), severely 4 4 3 8 0 6 11 : liiii' Ditto : I) : t ; i i ti t t t t t t t t o n o o ° *:ll4jiltitil'BtatEctt: Volonteer Lloyd, slightly Ditto Ensign Sk erry, slightly .a . p Llt S mi t h,a j, i , e ioi u lr t . 4vic G .aal l l Rr s i s e v erely • :d o : s o ,rd, , d.i d it ttotoo. ditto . Ditto O'Dogherty, do. Ditto Ensign Smith, ceverelyt Ditto ' Lieut. Cuthhertion; ditto - Ditto Duke, ditto , • ' Ditto Robinson, ditto Ditto Vandenneulen, ditto , Ditto Poontney, ditto . . Ditto Johnston, slightly 57tb Foot, lit Batt. Capt. Burrows, sligt4 l l - Ditto Lient.Pnee,'severeiy Ditto Volunteer Croppbell, do Eist Foot, lit Batt. Captain Charlton, slightly Ditto Lieut. O'Kearney, do Ditto Volunteer Leebody, ativOrtlY 79th Foot, IAI - tan. • Kynock, do plat Foot, Ist Batt. Capt. Lowrie, do Ditto Lieut. It. Stewart, slightly Ditto A. Maclean, severely Ditto ' Marshall,. slightly Ditto Ensign M 4 Forlasn, do Ditto • • J. Omarston, do PooTUGUESE OFFICERS Wol.l',slo p .--- - . erell 4th Reg. Line, ',Lt. C01...A. W. Campbell , self Amy Ditto Major A. E. Altoeidc'F i g eira ' ' 1 1.61 / Ditto Ditto • L C i 4 e P u t t . P A Le I d i d ' re : l4 lEl l p ' nt i ts ie es l l l F , I te d st o icr° . lal 1: . : 13 , 1 lisbetYl Ditto . B. NI. d e Rosa, severe 4th ltegt Line Lieut. L. M.'De Itosa. ditto Ditto Ensign E. F. S. &Minim, r i l tit t tn n o . Adjutant Dp . .1 . ' o Al i : e Ad P .od e So d . r N o At ( lr l la e l kri Ke lij 71' Loth Line . Major G. P. de Faulk, *lightly 'Ditto ' Adjutant Jona de Santos, ditto , Ditto 'Lieut. J. Gualhert, ditto .. • Ditto Capt. Manuel A. de Ditto • Pedro Pinto, ditto slightly. _D!tto Ensign Joas J. M. de Arango, d itt o i ' lto Capt. A. de St. Valente, ditto Ditto Lieut. Manuel' M. Ge S ra err o a , Ditto Anselneo Xavier, ;ditt°dittit Ditto D'Antonio de Sillceral . Ditto Joachim M. Fonseco,'Ydd:itiedttitotrt: Ditto loth I6i Dittott o t 0 • C l % a oa p l j ot o l. j e n :l a vi. p 4 A .. ll° L rlnt • d o, l 4 l , rt e erred, ditto ' . 0 Ditto Ditto Adiutadt 3 . 14 11 1a . r1 C u : e r l dhe :Y Ai s l e it; C :i o uirtill t akii';t?° :icttroe,..":l,l • I .i • „ . ~ ~~r~ r >r ~ .. f . 40th • ~~ ... , .4" ," ~ Y . 'r ~~.. " ;il,l 4 . le • , , ,