The Sun. — London, England, 1813-11-25 00:00:00

op./ Ite r ' trf.l t o !' N GAZETTE EXTRAORMNATIT, RU:II3 AY; I\ - 01r;'.25 . ,' 1 Ica. „f 9 'O4ll . , It'ing-Street, N.aeiitber 24,1813: WciaccsTatt.hai arrived ' %I-Ith a o"'-which the following is i.copy, ad tt:eLarl BATilur.si• bv tie 21ariptebs NcrroN; dated • . . .--. • . ..:.!,. l'e;: 4 Nov. 13., 1513., ,- , --The enentsy-litvev since the begin- . gust ; •oectipied a p();ition wit i their the sea, in tront. of. St. Jean (le Luz, ,eft tithe, Nivelle, their centre on La ll...tine : in Sarre, ainLon tliti!ileights.be liige,.and.ibet; left, consisting (if two 141ai . ltry-, ionitr. the' Cotnte cl'Erlou, of that river,. on ,t:: l tritg lleiOlt In ,I)te:, ililfi Un ' tlle •Illaglltaill* Of Alonda wotected the approach .to• that village i lie ...(livisiou • (lade) , General' Pti 'lit 1. (le Pkirt, "At'lliel) was joined by brit of Arrag(rn, Under General Par,i, at : .left. of the -allig(1. array crossed, the 0 ... the.711.0.e.ta1ia 1 ; .1 : 7Cr',e.neral Poi's (1)- A , ..l'o . : , e.on;:t.he.lreights behind Arlione, tte II:I nt -General ..ir 11.OWlat)(1;11ill mot/- el.... Valley of,,jl'a'soll. : . ' . : 'iori, not satisfied . with . the natnral this , position, liad tlib..Vliole of it fl)T " nthei r 'ei g h t , i n Partienlar, had been, '' ) ".14 ) ....(•bat :laid •not (leen' it expedient in front. , . 'lt. liaving'surrendereil. 'on the 31st of )(1 the: right of :the army having been .111 ' .. eaverilig :the bl9cl;lide ut that itied. Lient &Inuit -Generul 'Sir Itow 1 " 41 elith and 7t1) . ., into the vakley of 1a..i. 7 n . as,' the state of the roads - , after the. wouldlieradt, intendiqg to attack )11 the Stli instant ;• but the rain Which 't - tll. i•nstant having again rendered the !clic:a:de, 1 was oblige(' to defer the. he r0t1), when We colepletely succeed titg all the . pOsitionS , ow the enemy's '4 l ' , -*•,, in sgparating the fortner from the 1 4%these . tneans tinainA the enemy's i"U . S!‘fecupled. by their right on the '4,(::,. Which they. ,were .oblige(l to evit -1041!; night, baying taken. 5 1 pieces 'ollkii 17104-prisoner). '.s, (11 the - attaci , being to .f orce the 'lre) ... and , to, establish` our army in .rear ''''' l 't , the 'attack.. was made. in ,eolutni2S ,titc}i' lea by the" General Officer corn- And each tortning, iti 'owifreserve.— I Cette - ralis• - ltowlattil Ililldireeted the 4 . the . roi l 'consistin'o (if the 2(1 di tl' r . ~ :, Licli.t,,,,ai t t:-.(i ' il. , ' 1.::1 .the lion.: Sir ',”:,att.,•:,ll:)6,litirdiv.i-ii , ),), under Lione -1 Sir 11 1 Ciiat,oki, .0 yoittigusse divi- Liente,.alit'-beneria Sir .inlin I l.i in il - Spinti•iti dk'i , ;:irln, ,tlnritT ( :e nema! Alm, olonad Gralh':a hliv•itle. of c...-..1:11.ry, and ,I;'•ortugtre.:): ;art 'ilLry, nio(4..l.oiekite - , :1 TtrlioV: i 'litul three-mountain. guns, dthk r - r ' ~ , ~ , , 44,eittetiata' moue, .wnicn , attitcked Elle. p(),si ., t•...0f the: ell: ttly tirilii stir A il III) il (:. ,_ - 'lat,ltal , ..Sly. WiTliani• t1ei1.:4614 tlireettd the 410Yell!etits 1 of. tirii, I•:tii 'of the-centre, oonsistin.r• akito 3,1 diti.a.idiV,! . iia.re. • itLiior-Tielle'.r. t l the Hon' CIROTeN eoilville, iike 7ril di‘.isinit tneder .11,1ariScai' da,!np e-Ccr Le- (_ nr , ; an - , the .4th division tinder Li;iireitatit . -Wenerill tilts Hon. .Nir Lowry Cole. :., T11(1 linter attacked the zettoub/ s. in front of Sarr6. thlr'Vkiiitp-t and tAiLbeiglitA behind it, supported, nntl*i . t. left by themrmy oc- reterve.of Andalusia . , 1 4 . kit'i-1 - lie command:int' the Alatiseal de Clialpo .44 ,1 . .'4lli'ti Giron i ,lidh .i!ttackeil - the euenly't , ' I), Jsitums . on theit , right :of Sarr6, on the slopes "f Li Petite Xia TOinne,_ and tile: heights beyond. . till ' ‘',4lzige., on, the.left.oi the lay division. Ma 4-. 1 ,lor-Uienerrt-1 eharlis Bai'on Altcn, attacks:() with t,i..e-y , , , ,t±t di riiiinn . titui General Longa's Spanish .) I ' 4 tVV l ) the; enern)t44 positions on La Petite La ' B. .'!'ting."-, aria_ liay.ill i g . carried them, coloperated .‘ i v s t, l ' . iVe Ilf! , Ilit 111. 'tvcentre Oil the attack of the . leiOns.liehind Sarre.,... t Gelttrl Alten's*, lini,"* . ;t(le .of cavalry ; under the 1 1 ) t !! !C ' t 4 )1 1 .of, Lieutenaitt.Gineral Sir Stapleton ;Ottotl, followed th e movements of th e centre , 11(1 there ivere three brigades 'of British 'artillery 'ttli tills part of the army, and three mountain Vi'it , with Uenerai Giron, and three witti Major -4e-ttei)tl Cliarles .Altura. ••• ' ' f t , L ieutetiant-General Don -Manuel Frcyre moved, ,wlo Columns, front the knights of Alandale to ii,) A`scain, in order to take .advnntage of - any . , i , f ) lPrtient s - t h e enemy might make from the right i i , bt , i pisition. tcrivai.ds his centre ;' , •and Lietti'e 7 41 ' t .. : ( ieiteral Si r Joh n !lope, with the'left of the ii,'"3'..(lrove in the enemy's (lilt-posts in front of : r • NI rehebitiolts . (lit the Lower Nivallo, car ', L' i ci ' the.recloul.it allove Orogite,..and . est-lididied. • I ) :', ls `', l t on the heights immediately. opp ,,, ito Si b " T . l O readiness .to take-atbiatitligeyof,h)lyinove "'it n i • t d, f 1, 11 . L hv the enenty,'s right.... . , . ,„ , . t t e lltilick . bet;;;ii at, day,light, and Licuten . ant-, , 1 ki r wral the Hon, Sir Lowry.COle having obliged It: en v Iti r i , - "IY t 4 evacuate t!.(r recionlvt (in their right, rt: 0 1,..„ ))1 1, tott: t c art'6,' by •tt cannonade, find thit in, '., `ti vit - e : . ) , ,t • t i he krt. 'of th e.v ill age litiVrng beep likew ise, V e ': ~ --e(1 .on-the approacii of the•7th division,"nn- . .. [ten A l t %). t- tfti Le Cori. to - attack it,. Lietitenant .., Iter l l st L t i noe i t .,: , r • ovary Cole attacked . kind posiess . ed '.; f t, ti . "1 016 viitage, ivilicli vii§furtied, on itg , '.. ti tan . ~Y tile 3(1 divishin ) under Alaior:Oeneral tin, ke ry Charles Colville, and on its right by the. re-,: 11‘1.o::1,tikuf(is.)Ae,oirtnle(111,:il t_iics:llll,,!l!4l.ensidt.:Br , ;Drrit.:lll,oA'cidtieliii (.:4e.:iarr°rlt)t;(.latllll' ~ ,m r , . -....1.1 1 u eine A Itlolue. ~ ~ e Whol. I .1. - .4 1 " , L. t retreo4operatecl'in the, attack / of t he _ - a , l , :i j kl. ti „. i ' t i l ly.lll . ) . 11 . 04iti?ii behiii4l 'the - vill'Sge. '.t lie ta i b t . . t •iltvistnns - initnetlicitely ca'rr . re'd . the re , i.. .!i fi l it i ti ott the left of the eiteni'S'eOfirre.; and tile 11,2 L..,, Vi ' i " . thoc-e cm the tigh t , whilFtVe -Ith th ,t , ilt.-izliecvith the. , '"''.i'vt 9... Of Andahi sin on the left, Nt ße i, I tileir,p(mitio.M in their Centre. By these )'l47' the e uentY•were'ribiisn'ed to Ilhintlon their 144 16 ilijsitin ' -. 1 . 1 I -b it. I li-titivil with , [ i i e .., 1 , -- , a w lie I.t nfy at . a. . . tt t' l ' ' -4 " it "htint- - .-tha t thelf left - in the prnt i' . it t- Itdonht, • 1 a 1-,lii nt ant ile aterglit, the • , i sr bat' p01,k.: Wi l l ' it` ituntetfiately.kirreritieted. lw re' a „ ' t tli v ,„ ik'.. :., ,r,e, ,. 1 11,ati opert.tiooß were going on in . tile t oi , l •-,. !in ir ( 7,.. - '1 '9*--4rktt !, tttr„l64...Eggipgq-lic trth 11 ry .. r. ---,,,y,,,:, :: - :.' e tterrtiit-(le.aeritt -Sir Heinsii-Chllw . , ' ' ~;•• .-• • `- . ' ... i. , ',. ,' i I , ~ i driven In the enenly:spitlitetS.on,both banks,' and having co'Vjfed the pasiige'of the. Portuguee di- : vision, tuy.ter Lient.-Genei - al * Sir'JOhn likraiilto. , (»I. its rii,tht,tuake a inxist ; .ltand:mine attack, upop.. the right of the cneniy's position hellind,:\ 0.!,,0e, 9.1.1 Odthe rlglit of tlf? . livelle, andp . ..irry all the j inti'enehments; and tbe . redoubt on. that flank.-- 1 Lientenaut4ieber:Al Sir...l:obi) Ilaniiltop,. support i e a w ith ti . ie Portogct.se division, t h . 6t)t. divisito 1 Oil its right, and' both co-ope!ated in the :wail.; !. of the 'second 'redOebt, which was •Immediately carried. . . ,". .... .-- . . ,,. • .:., , .. Al'ajOr-General Pringle's.,hrigade . of the, `2d di, -vision, untliir Lieutenant-eneraf tlni.llo..iourable -Sir NVilliain Stewart,' drove in the,..encitly'S pipotts-. , Ain the Nivelle lilt& ill fri;ilt Or AlitlaitY, and' then bri i zade bt the 2d division ' Nit:lot-General tv!ig : s. 'carried theintrenchnients apd a redniiht further. Oil the . eneinv's left, In 'Whief{aft.'ick the**ajor--(Ve':- .. i I..neral - ain't theSe, troops•distiuguiSlied theinselv.as.:l .I.'%lajor-General i\loriil , , cm'et•ed thp•aili.uiice oldie e ivhole . tO the liel•lits behind. Anhkwe ) bv,,attackin. , Htlre enemy's posts On the slopr...s „ of 14hilarin..-10.5-iii*,:',. following. them towards Itii:tee: The troops, on Citt heights behind AnhOue oreite, vby Ity,ie opera tions, Under,the direction of ~ Liputtitmni-titireiGt t . .IL' ROWIA11(1 Hill, forced to re,tiie. kowartl.,. , tl - m 1, brid'ge of 'Canibo; on I.lteSiv'.; - with 111.! exsep: , tion of the .division inMninkfilic Whicli,,lqi . the . I. march of.a part of the.2o,(kivision,,. ttudcr .litiite-,' nant-General the flop,. SirAVillilitu SleW Wa art., 5... Hpushed int(i the mountains timaMli s lliiyginy.: I . 4.s soon .as tlte.lieights .were %Wifiriedit;ii liotii han'.;‘, of the Nivelle, I. directed theSd!and7:ll divi..ions, being the right'otour Centre; iiii.tiftmie by the left of that liver upon St. Pe, and the ‘: !I division by the right of that tiVz.o.,r, on the t s: !;ce place; while the 4th and light'divisions, iintli.te- . heral.Giron's reserve, .held the heights - abo‘ke''Ai-' Cain,,, and covered this moveinent on th.it side, and Lieutenant-General Sir . Rowland • hill, co vered it on the other. A part . .olf, the enemy's troops had retired ' from their centre; mid - liail 1 crossed the Nivelle at St. ,P 6 ; .aniraS . sObri as the : tit h division ;I , l.o:idled the.:;1!1 ..(tivisl.oo,' tinder ALijor-General the ilimo s aralde (Mules dolvillg, atid the I,th Alivi'liion 'under ti'...‘!ictilif Le Coy croi•s ed that river and att:icked . , and . itutpediate . ly ' gained possession of the '. heights. pkvona _it. ‘Ve Were thus . .established - in the tote of the enemy's right ; but so mall of the:Aiv was no.,, : y r spent, that it was. impossible to make ''atrj furtfir'l nit vinnent ; and 1 wa5 . .0 . b1i 1. 4.,.,1 to defer Din . 641 7 .1 theroperatious.till the 1 .;owing morning,. .:.' ..-... • The ; enemy evacuated A. cain in tlie aftefino6l4, of which village Leancunnt , (=;acriti.l) . 6ii * Mtenlaci.2 Freyre took possession, and (plitted all their 'ivoihs and po,c.!tiOns iu; front of St. .3....a'n de lAtic..%irimt„. the nigh; and, reared ifpua ,r,id:trt , tics troViii4 l ;lll. . the. bridges on_the [Awn Nivelle: Licut.AlintrA Sir John klope,.followed them with the lert'Of -the' 'army, i. 0 .., SOOO as lie could ,cro.i,' rlicirism.; ;ni l Marshal. Sir Wm. Beresford, inOrej the ee.u4e of 'tinny as tar as the state of the Arils;' s aTiVrit . ‘i4- . ' lent fall of rain, would aIIUT - ': •intltheinenpip i tft . tired agairt.on the 'light of the I . lth, into II A m _ trenched camp in front of . l;:q:,nane. .. ~.... • . 1 ., m1 In'the course of, the' op,'_.i.ation's;pi..whielk,-,I thvit', given yirtirlani.,hip i.ti i ol,ili,;c„in Which wediave &Ken . ..the-enemy trom positions Wliieh they liztt been fortifying witli gi eto labour .inti . care •14. thr . eti wraiths, in which ive ... liiive 'taken 'fifty-one: . '1) 1 "e' , : of cannon, six :tumbrils of a mniunition, aii(P' - fourteen hundred prisoners, 1, have ~ r -eat sit's% faction in reportin , P the good co id asi t ail ' the ' officcrs tiod troops.. Th'•• • 1 4 - lc = - .. 0: . --. how much reason,' had Ctorcii)ec"valttisSetilet.Cisiiirliti'llieNive conduct of Marslial Sir 'Militia' Berc A . ' ' 7Lientenal tC Ai [ Sir it - 1 , hill,-s °Yda and of reefed .the ) attack lter :f . ie •ce (? t:t v ic m . l i t i l iitll.4hl Tl ( l :; IT; army ; and with that of Lieut. .-Ggnei a!'s the lion. Sir G. L. Cole, 'the 'Hon. Sir Willi.ou Ste Wart; Sir John: Ilamiltori , and Sir. Henry- Clinttin•; and. . Major-Gens the lion. -C. 42,0hi11e, Chinks Bilron. Alter), Alarlseal de Campo, 1.',. Le. C ot , and Nia.. Tistal De Campo- Don Pablo - MO6llo, cotnnitt4td. ing 'divisions of infantry;- and with -that of - `OOQ' Pedro Giror, commanding the reserve of Auda.- lusia. . . Lieutenant4Teheral'Sir 'lowland Mill, Mar slral William Bcresford, and these Genera" Officers Inive reported•their sense of the conduct of the Generals and troops ,under their cononAnd; respectively ; . and I particularly request your Lortl• ship's attention to the conduct of Major-General liyng, and of Major . -General Lambert, who con--; ducted the attack. of thefith division. likewise, particularly ohServe the gallant conduct of the a Ist and 68th reginient4, wider : the command of lajor Rice and Lieutenant , Colonel Hawkins, in. Major- General I nglis 's brig tide, in the attack of the heights above St. PC!, in the afternoon of the : The Bth ParVgnese brigade, in the :id division, under Major-ieral Power, likewise , distinguished theinstives int he, attack of the left of the etterny'S Centre, -itd Aidior-Oceet•al At , nt's brigade; of th e ...it in the village of Sarr6, : 'and .he cent' e of the' heights: . . Although the most hrilliant -part ,of this, service did•uot fill" to the. lot of ;Lieuttiant r Genera" SG J. flope,:alul.l.ientenant-Genc.ral bon 111.freyre*„ . 1 havetiiiverfreasop to be s it tistied w ith the wade in WthThh.fitese General Officers conduct -I ed the iervice of wliich they liad:the direction. , Our loss', although severe, hits . not been',sii great . as aught have been expepted, .considering . tli stren4th. of the positions uttacked, and the' 'length of- time (froni..day-light till tdark) . during: which the troops were 'engaged hut I in con, cerned.to add, that Colonel .Barnard; Of has been s'e.verel), , , though I hope not dangeiously, wounded ; and that, we have. , lQ,stin Lieutenant- Colond Lloyd, of tl4, 0404 mak Wizer who - -had frequently djstingßished 144...4;11,1„,,,u4 was, ofigient . , . promise. 7 ;r: received 'tlie .greatest . assistance fl .forminn , the plan la‘thii twat (1,, throngliont.the ope rations;" front the C.)4arlertasere4iclieral Sir George `Altirray. and the..4dittlant-Generat Ilan. Sir Eilwa .dud , from Lieute nant-Colonel 'Lord Litartiy boater,et, Colonel c,ampbelf, and All.t.lke , -.olllterioat . 61 Y , P , T - Sonal Staff, and his Serene Il'.,ighric?.l the I'l'4lo. The artillery which. was in the field %vas of great use to us; and. 1 cannot .suflioiendy. ActalOWlollo,. the int,tlligence-',aryl,Hity which brought to the point of att4 . el:, tunicr tie trlrti( , -‘ over the- bad :roads t 1 mountains, at ~ this seasoiJ of the ye , tr. • *' ;. • , , I sow, this clispatch byinyAik7 - 4ek-Can l l), :`,ll.:rtiuels of, Woreeater,,whom I beg leave to rc....:(,imuend to your Lordt,hip. I !inc e, • (sigiii-)j • WET,LINGTON. , inCIOSe a return of kilted and. wounded. . , the returns of the enetny'kinss were re ceived, wc have taken oneltundred more prisoners :nal tour Itiudrett wounded.• lab riai,irs,. 4 -capiaiti 4, 11 lieutenants ' 3 en -2;.l,erjeants, 4 tlrtunntrr.t, 229. rank and file, I.i horses. purtuguese Killed,.-1 lieutenant, 4 ensigns, 1 stall', 5 ser ieant,, 56 rank and Mc, 3.llorsei. ‘Vorntled.---2 general, staff, 4 lientenaut-enlonels, ;3o elptains i 56 lientenanto, 2'l ensigns, 4 staff, 10 , 1 ' scr, rants, 19 tlatintticrs, 1544 rank and file, 23 horltes. , • ,r,otti4ne,e Wuunded.-2 lieutenant-eulnitels, 8 captains, 9 lieutenants, rniigni, 1 staff, 26 serjeauts, G dtutun{eis, ft 'nail: file,• li,trses. •, . captains, 1 lieutenant, 1 serjeati . t, 54 rank and tiie. , • POrt , iglte , e rani: anti file. • • .•+ Ina' jars, 4 12 lit:varmints, (I ensigns, stall; St 3 setjeants, 4 tirtuntneus, 266 rank and tile, 16 ' horses,. •• TotAl.Noutt4kl.-2g•oneral staff, 6 lietitCnant4olnnels• ' 1 '' . 1411;..3-8 captains, 67 lieutenants, .36 ensigns, 5 staff, 132 tiejeants.,: tin:4106114,196d rank and file, 25 biases. • Mkking.—.; captants,•3 lieutenant, :1 lie rjeant, 69 rank and "*.' •• " • • General Totst).-2 general staff, 6 lieutenant-colonels, 4 . • :1.1 captains ! 8 o.lietttetta,its, 4:2 e nsigns, ti staff, 4 . ;‘, l,4itk . t.s .29 artirAtileri; ..212 , ) rank thld file, .41 • I ' Adj. Gen. ; to ,CERS .rlEl..*En .—NOV. 10, 1813. • 1' • oft t ettuilt G.1k..w..c.r. • **, : 11.1 i 4utni,tatie... •• •• • •••,• .I , jm Butler. • . 1 •' le_Vantler • • s •: . Caoli t Liellf. rat„ Frcere. aylvr. ;i7th :11 ,d Ljcut . G eorg , : K n4 . c , ctith Ci .41 F, , nt--C -tpt,ii.: NV. it. I'm;„1,10 , , told Chriitopbr G• 4',..)0t —Captain, Ilditry Dory L•wiii,.kial ILicutnaut ttpiler. t' Arthur 101mvto11. Morgan T 1i: hard. “t; z Yu,,t.—Capt.minrtriFt Nl*ltifire. • • . • ' !,•••1.. nici. 1 1 1-4 /4, it 11.itt. Ki.,l4 . 3Cieral3a I.cgion---Lietit. George livid. 11.1.1!iswick Light.lnfiutry—Lieutenant Gvurgq It the • , .". ;ion, Uj firaitio ' cr .' • :t-of ate ilfeSSC'd to lcittiN l of ,t to ex- ; 1)1e t 4 r • kr) .at. 11 ,'":-.7 0 1' Ade, " it, t is ad , 411(1 on t I( s; owl b e L a RI 'rowing 'll'l . l o !1;t... Willi dittle (lil a ulll.iully s;t• . 1 1 . rev etit 41-ar of Stdio icr „l ssitichlrl - . ;1. at Sa c' : hall 01 . l O, „' army tied 4, tiiiie the licf et- t ?" .." j ~ R it j . 11• 1 : 11t:' ▪ .• et . br. eityi n itrs j 3l3'bt t t j o , tJiCd,. :11111 r o a rtiV • e `;" 'j()Asttrfek..., ot!ei. Amplona LI • e till :t Of a g vil I tl • II .1 •.101 1 1. 04 (tCj' d, 4 . 4 5: 11 ) • tll g 46 / 1 110/4 4 . '111 ' i t" 0 .i eeel I t 1 .„ s ,g 3 telP if r i l 't " 111 V i)l 7 inTrat 114 0, ttil ill • ityin , &id • ? oh qtr littr )41 V() lt 10 1 Njy I : o ,fti, ' tl. ‘ o tif )(1 01''' v I I"' of I. ' e iw t ce'o • t!itir ) I ' i lug , t, r l attk ir . ,4 4:4l4l9litotex Ito • ,;k (1 tti l 01 11(' 'tiptit 1 1 1 y; I' IS Ste; t tli ( leV OtE f ' • S !And. C, o p', tqfp,, • - (I,lt*Ce PM:TUC - ME:in OFFICE:RI KII.LED • Nth Itcjt. of Om Line—Adjutaut J. I.)e sousit Vercira Cana • rim,: ' • it Cziclitiores—L4tlit. A.ntintio Vicente. Vaseolieelles. .7111 Vac-..t.lares—Ensigns A'ateiltine. Da • Furesti, uud Joss& -.10%lq• 1)a Costa Pereira. • ,Cacador.e.4—ttiAgi.l.lod4. _ • BRITISH OVVICItIiS WOUt4i)En. ,6entral S‘atf—nljori General Jas. }Unto, and John , llyng, nli ly. 3d ro'itt (;lard,—Ast:istitnt-Adjutant-Gcneral Lieatenant- Cyloue: tt. : s o vr,!y. 7ticr,...ii ce r,—.l.lrigade-Nlajor Captain Thomas D. Cotton, • reveitly. y‘lot tinardil-lbiwnle-Major Capt. ('lnvi. severely. Itoyal IJuj James Day, ,•v.., :CiAdstreatn . Utsardi, Ist • Batt.—Ensign Atitrull,cr, • 1 . ... severely. . - , • Foot -4.'aptain Charles Cameron, severely., • • '4th Foot, Ist .Hatt.- I.lerttenant tialv4:l", , •i•verelY. • Fotit•, , Ist : llittt p —.l.';iptainpeorge clarlio Lunt Lieutenant -H"flidflo . ,,Eli:eititrill• 1 1 11:14• 6 4, witt,-,Capt, (.'hutes' Turner, Ito'lert tiethin, tient:Janke% severely; Lieut...L. slightiv; 44,isitn erat,•9il tratt,4-Galit.. JT.ttc.s , SVVOrely ; E(lSIgll Nlz44= h • 27th I.%ilf t ‘litl Ik:illian; 1)1i i!)1,3, Ensigns John I retold, re re! y„ severcly. Ibdt, John . ' ,fl;t' It. I'oo t.-4743 , 1" Uhl , . W. iliabilt`y SeV44-ely ; I.ieitt. trio. '1'01,1;111. ; T. I,"E. * •rtin 7 iSll;4l,tly 1. -John r. • . • • - Sint; I , ifkit'lsl, f di g h t l y; _ Assist . ;t u rife° t Sio tt el Cox.vna ti , ore I . • ' • 40th Foot, I s t 11,,tt,—Lieuteitant4;61041,1 -Henry Tlniin4n,. severe le ;•;Cztlitain lien ry 'Barnett, set e ly ; .Captain Peter 1I Iti.p, serXrely.;• Lieut. ertutt Niith. Cavan., slightly; • Lieutilfitnt' J'altst •Risliardson, s•eyerely; ,A,l.lut.:.tut. Isaac (;heetliatn, •• . • . , 424 Foot; Ist llatt.—Captain ?dung.) Nl‘l'lil.l's4ql, .ie•rerdlYl Lientenunt Keattott . :\i'll:,;;;,il, setertTy. . • 434 Foot; Ist 11;ot„—cajo , 41.11 It nrelteson, Seil . rdy 4i nce 'rde lA W ; Lielstenant , I.i4lden inn! ngrove, severely; 'Lieutenants -F.A.rard ind John 111eyrieliv„ slightly. ; janiuS Considipe,,.severely ; Lient,n,int Alex. eele, I ; John' ; Eus4.cn John M . 4sititl llilev, slightly. 480 Foot, Ist titeplten au4l.Frin'tris , Al._ .s e vaely ; Thatcher, ,slightlr; h:nsign Beid.unin '1 ho:op:44a, severely. • . Slst st. '`,:aft.--ljenteoaot Waiter Lieutenitut 'Miry Alaftin,‘,ll.;lit!v•. 'sNlFoot, %t Mot.. tieute ti.int Charles York, ; Lienteu.n.r„ (;.• 1' 1); ,• and m ‘ ohos.,,And.,..s.sou, severely; Lieutenant. I. Kenny Lind Alattliew Agnew, 4Sol severelv Foot, lst % ")nnaltl, s ,,,.,,relyCeaptalus Julact flouroW6, (Ilijor) " maelaine, severely;. Lieutenant's • ltobett• ituss nail Alin Thiglivs, severely.. GOth Foot, extb,••.llittt.—Captitirt -.Taffies. bitopforil Liente slant Joint .etssley, ;4,•vcrely; Ihnry bliewbridirei • sllglitly • i;I it Fo4, it Batt.--Captitins James, flortou,, 'Ahrens Aon es-4 Ereles, SeverelY; Lien ttinants Robert Belt • and Arthur 4 cVerelYe , Cath 2tl I:Lat.—Captain Robert Yytte severely. J J ',.; ; ;; 11144 1 v11 Voltltims,.se v (.1 . 0 y . • , ..Gt.th.Foot ,111 , 111'y severely; Lienteltauti Riewrt Clark, null Win, • Mel f rii(iii4, severely; EuSign Joseph Gibson, slightly; 12, Sign TifUligli 14014'0111g, SererelY. • " 701 h Foot, Ist Doll ,—,Cusign John 'l".toturisotr, bil, tills. 824 Foot, tit. )I:al.—Captain Ge,;;•; , ,e severely; Li eta en 3120 hitylvs Nlortinter, Cutlihert, Itla‘on, J. 11. Sycl , itnlf, Rivintril Whit ;diet, severely. 934. Foot, .2,1 Balt.-I . ,ieutenant Herbert Wyait, severely; • Lieillenaots Fritnei , M. 11.arry and CharleS Wiason,. F.ll,;,gii Franck Burgess, S6'Crt.ly. • 87th Foot, 24 11itt,—MliJoriluglttio itel), Lieutenants John kelly ; a nd . Jtnufs Kennedy and Her ry 11.,ilev, ,evenly. 04t11 1 oot-Lientenant John Thorlitun, severely; Lieutemot James Tweedie, slightly. 95th Foot, Ist Batt.—Lleatt quint-Colonel Andrew F. 'Barnard (Colonel), severely; CaOtulu Citadel Smyth, severely ; Lieutenant NVilli4lll flaggup, severely; Mid Licatenatitl)it niel Fendnut, severely. .95th' Foot, 24 Itutr..--(aptain William, Cox, slightly; Lieu tenant Charles Eaton, severely ; llettry Scott, seve-ely; litut Seeuntl fIo)I4.•,,NCVOIeI. 95t1; Foot, .44.1 llutt.—Lieuteiont . Annie, , I,llv • nod Lion ettaut Loftus Joite• - •, Pivvvn-' I Y. ' Chasleurs Ilyitutiniques.—Adjutant lst Vght Mut,. 1 - Clog's (iernino LegiOn—Captai.l lilitulbruch, severely, left Oro; ,unit',l; t•_•il. 24 Ititr,ht• Hsu.. Kipp.ot tierrront Le,..;;;.:4.—Liettietnuit v;. 41t1j!itatit Dern 1 - re, Rief K I 1 1 4 bt ly. .2il Line ; Lionten,int ~e vvrely. Li 4131 144;iiiit • pt win AIN I iiani f:„Gelt, sere relv ; LienteluttitsWilli'a+.l rnruh-ind Otto ilrosnstb,eit, seyirrel'y; (Jiirlesllttivon, s..y4froy. • • " • , 401 is 11,t11;17(4v<ITygelloottr; 'severely.' !Otis 1';o..1, <itt 1;;,t!.---.1..1111 ti7th Fu l a, sa .I.!,itt.-I'. , lleit and VV. IL Buttine, severel•. • • _ LAU Lint .".4wiCtite.Dante•CUltind ?%1••1\ .•;.1, ,slightly; Carttnin Duillternie tiordsda,..4 , everely ; Litu •i : Pktito;•ilightly ; • 11,1n0,i •Nlartiarion ,, ta;:•••• • nnai•jsno Ito da4rt,s3,• slightly :if Ensie'ss 14'ortunatLeie sexer e ly„ 34itla Lineo-Captain Nanuel•dose.:Citrier r y. . 17th Line-4,ieutennat Joge.do casta, la:a•erel) ; assign. T.m. plain 'de. Santa ••.tiana, ; As taunt •Ant. Sardinian d'Anantle,severely: • • • • • 4.• , •••• ; • 18th Line—Ensign Juno de Terin Ribiero•,•sereruly. int-Cnedilores—Captain Jose de Kosne gourd, .svv••rely. •• • 2d Cnendores—Enslgars tut. Jose Pereira, Land Frstuana Joss :'Pt•reira, severely.' • • • ' •-• ••• • ' 3d Cacsulores--Lientenaut J'. P. Segurado, and Engle Joss Teixero Pinto; severely.. • •• • 7tb Clavadores-Captatan U K. De Kendze, severely. • 9th , Oacaulores—Ensagn E. J. Neiva, st; - erely; • • • • • • loth Cacadores—Giaptsain A. J. Dc Unelroz,,ssgverely ; Lieu tenants A. 3. lioliu,• and dons) Alan C;orrest, slightly ; En. signs F P. iltartos, and J. P.-111,state Negro, leverOy ; sigus J. Nava, and F. 1;,:a custn, OFFICP.ItssMISsING. sth Foot, ,Ist Butt John I liouiltimo 9.7 th „Foot, 3,d Butt.--l e icateolint William Crawley. 51st Fout---Cuptaisl J..H. Phelps. • • ( 1 1 ;. PAKLNH,.kNI, Adjutt►ht-General, tThe details of the regbnental lass will be given in a future Gazette.] , IIII'EIUAIJ P,l,iu4 AMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, 'WEDNESDAY, Nov. 24. • Mr. CLEUK.was heard in reply in the Roxburgh Cause..— .Judgment poctponeth ' ...Sir S. itomiL.l.Y' and Mr. .MUItItAY were heard for, the re 4 spondent, Coosei Advocate-General of Scotland against heari:.g. oi% Friday. por:rucuEiß WOU N Josei 1 . 11 T.,' fi1 1 r 1 : 11 144:":11.1V.,143 4 t1"...1q4.. 11'1114 1.1 y H.l l . ( ;,,i ,t ::1 Vitts 13:44u,t4711ithtly; ; PRICE Or: STOC nniik Stack, ti 474 N . 4 vy 5 pee 01 94, ."1 pet itta Colt. 7 V I vitr 44..ta. Red. 59it t!;),1 peeCettt."Cotis. tiUl G 1 col' (Pi tit 13 a 41; L. cm. 14H Nllll'l'l S E,11:111 The Royal ASselit waq•gt yeti, by Comolikiien, to the Militia Surrice.ll,ll. • Comiliiisioners.,tho Lurd Clian‘ellur anti Lords BockingioimsbiEe roof Vi'aisingiiam 'Coe Loan liitere,t Bill orou o „ ,, lit from tbe Commons, by Mr. Lusiii r.).N :mtl . otliert, and read a urn time. The. Malt, Duty Ihll, Intloomity Jlill, and Loan Lill, were committial, and rups,rt.-41; • .• 1I I CLERGY. . - The Order of the Day for, the second . ..eadin4 of the Clergy Suits Suspension Mil oeiug read, The Arel4l,;-I:ep of, CAN eliltaUßY, in a short introduc tory tireech- (dehvered rather in an timer ton- of voice‘l, ad verted'to the nature and 014eet of , .the e, uttd ih,a c,ir cumstauccs which gime ,rive - to. it, and inculcated u, a le:til ing idea, ,that the offence in que:Ftion any one ruttier of " 4)lt advertence, than of colinthic iitlo4;et." ' Ilit Orace concluded by moving, that the lint be now read a second time: • Thellishop of ' cHlisrEit made it. kw oliseiAations in sup port of what fell from the Lord Primate, and observed that the country was much indebted to the labours of the Particbial Clergy. The limit was then read it - second time, and ordered, tai committed for Friday. • • Lord HOLLAND presented .a short Petition from Mr. ‘Vright praying to be heard by Counsel against the The Petition stem laid au the tattle, and it was ordefed Giat he be heard by his on Friday. . • , , . A Person from the Westminster-bridge Commissioners pre sented papers to the House, which were. laid.on the table.... Adjourned. . HOUSE OF COMMONS.. annoy:mail the . -Royal 'Assiut by Commis sion to tin! M.otia Service If 11. • 'the Imperial liontratice 0111 was read first time, Th Weslindiqet Pctiee Nil was read a til'At time, and tor den,' ti) be read a second Vane on Friday next. • 'l' ne Reports of the t.;oitoitte!, on the Sugar I)4YDrawbuck and 114dder Duty svelt reed and arced to. Loudon Volunteering Bill was read a Second time, 411 d ordered to bit enrinoitted to-niurrow (this day;.) EXciIEQUV,It 111LLi. Committee of Ways and Means the GILA of the EXCILF.(4I.I4It proposed thu is,ue of 10,506,0u01. chequer ltillu tou'aril, the Supply granted. Akreed to. port ordered to he receilt..l to-niorrow A Bid to ottgiutiot the 60t h Iltegtmetit frow Seven to tett battalions Asa, read a fi rst time. Or:tell:at:0 he read a second tint.. to-morrow. . AUtU to extend the Act of the CM* of the King to the Mi litia Regiments, wits eud a itril tibie...-Ortiered to be road a. second tints to-morrow. Lord c.ltil'LEßEAtai brought in an Act to.ouicitil tht 81st of the King, ;Wowing of the intereliang(; of the ' , MOW* and Irish Milititi.—Wto rem' a brit lone, stud orilercd to' ho read nsecuild time to-morrolF. , __ • _ _ _"l'hc f •I•'Et Hai .)0:4 i I . CC __X eIPO.OII wms reed u first thug), and unit:red tu be' veal u seeond Uwe, to-won - ow, unit printed. I'lle Sul)siily Bill, with Ainciultaitts, was re-cummittra.-- Attioiduielita agreed to, and ordered to be remt ri third time to-inoreow. _ . The Mutiny Bilt was read a second time, and ordered tv La collimated tO-Inni ow. lu a t olitinittee vl the House, Tb (.:11.‘ ; NCELIA)It of the U)ceIII2,QUER btatell,'Unit the Ext.: Pay iu SAlt Nno higher 3s. in itaisiLlud Scodijll.l,. MU' he propuivoi .1 that u duty should hqiniposoi sult imported_ front Soutluad 'into Ele:111,1.-•,kgrOd to. .1 he Noy South Wnle4 S;ntill Debt Bill was read it secoad tinie r ific,filtditreil to he coonuittcd tu-niorrow. . Oii titgillotion of Mr. lkNiml the • Office iu Itei - trsiun 11.11 Was rod a third time mitt pusinKl,- • • • 111..:IATON ELECTION. ~• • .. The Ilvlstott Plectiun Billvroeutalett throe hi Cptn thittee. . In the Committee Mr. lIANKES moved, Unit the Wool: tot the . tithiti;ie.ttion of the 1-:;ceturs .ilonln he hited fenioti tur tkic ' ' Mr. GAP.:Nig:Lk thottgh lie you'd not think that . frvehnhho of the County of Cotowall were the °lily uitc:o r viiatql electori, twit° reason I,n' the oh.erittiutt of the t.o4li lictithiat .from W. to to/. ' Nte.IItIOLAYNE uniiimh•latrit to NOVA the Hun. Mmn her(Mt.SA an.) hit n!l%erted qi,ll respect to the cocraption, or thefreeholdurs of chrowt6l. • _ . After tt fest , worll4 from Air. Lockhart, 11Ir. Rose, . `err- joint. Licit, %. ItonicSuoiocr, Mr. Calvert, laid 54:t era( other mooliers, the lOotioit for Whop; op tale W.t 3 1.4 ‘ g 411 % , !4 1 , It was then inured that. it . ithoold lit 111 . 1e,1 up 4.4. was agreed to.—A thscosi“oi, rlitttt too!: plit;:e of the elause re specting the Itetorniog ()Ulcer. . Mr. berjeilof 'IIIWI' 'mired, that itotteatl•o( the Mayor of lichstoo, the JltcrrLi of the Couttty sliOtild be the Itetoriliq t)tlicgr. .41 tter smite C') vers'atioh , the Arigitial and Ih'. Se ijeamt Ite3Vs`a4lo l o(l, appoittli,lg the Sheritroi the Cottuty fur he thou'living the Itetur,lo. .r. Ihtl itipint was ortl.reil valor, rcc it eii row ! his day) when the [loose adjourned. . , DIE 4. .. , . , . On the 10th inst. fur tnlvative , l.ln years, Nfivi. Frances Or Veri of an apoplexy, at her bowie lit ilanAlphtee. .•, • On 'Friday' 14. t, tit her how' , in Ciloweexter;pl;ser. otter a 511(111 jitne**, In thy Cmth year of her age, the Ri , ..•,t,t 1 fon. Cas. 43hdr.t, Lady. Unale, reliet - of tlw late Hight 1 ion, Martin. itt,,,i,,,, Lard I-410w, and youngest danghtcr co the late Slr, F.dw,w.l Turner, Bart. of Anilw(... tea NO., ()%I',)t - tl l ,liire. . .... , ()., the 19th ult. itt. 1.• ittorta, iti c.,wiio.tueitee of th e received the hatttle attic: I'y 'ratters au this 2 , c 4 lt• of .114, I.ieutPoant - 4:1111t.* Wtilktr, of 0.1 , t, ii)th Regi ment. 01 t'oot, becond songf Robert Wul r a , Esq, of SVooden, Roxburgluiltire. Lately, ut ?tea, Mr. Willium !larte, Captain attire Ilehreen iirtvittr4r, of •Fulttitutte, who, by froigvitt,. pr.u:tive, hid 00- flu , art of t brniving the teetiaart her tinut 'Awl could do with tkiA litti4as ; and in. his 1, 41 i!octit, 111)111111),ring Ictit his hahuicd, he tell t, b it e l Ike, : to 11111:1:11.s. On ThuriailY,Ahe-Istit inst. tinitittir of William Biintlihy, Esii. , ol. ii son. v . .. On the ;Ist inst. at Wi:iiiileioni the Latly of the Iter. J. 1). ll3siewoiid, of a ilaught,:r. On the t2;LI inst. in New Ilrutitt-'street, Mrs. Lowe, of 4t sost• Yesterday, in Weyiuuutli- street, the Linty of W. V. Suriessi of ii.son. KS Y.ES`riiapAy.. Itillitt . Strulk, 177 1711 rt4hlt tita sof Is * iwt, 1111 34 5C pr." OW a /Rtlivtllll, Nkw 44 9 tr.)ii* 4 -4 472