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t~r:•~~ , t i reason to believe that the enetny carried off with them, one: goo and one hOWitzer, Only. The army under Joseph Buonaparte consisted ' (if •the whole of the armies of the South and of the centre, and of- four divisions, and all the ca valry of the army of Portugal, and some troops of the army of the North. General Foix's lion of th e army of Portugal was in the neigh lteathood of Bilhoa, and General Clause', who commands the army of the North, was near Log tow), with one division of the attny of Portugal, commanded by General Topin, and General Van dermascn's division of the army of tbe North. The 6th division of the allied army, under Major- General the lion. Edward Pakenhato, was like wise ahsent, having been detained at Medina and Pcnnar for three days, to cover the march of our ertgatines a;ICE stores. l.eatittot extol. too highly the good conduct of 01 the. General Officers, Officers, and Soldiers of ', l l `" Army in thi s act i on. Li eutenant-Geueral S i r -oieland Hill speaks highly of the conduct of tiefteral - Murillo, and the Spanish troops under/ his (*lnwood, and of that of . Lieitt.-General the tion• IV. Stewart and the Comte d'Amaraute, who rwatuanded divisions of intgittry under his diree" tif ios• He likewise mentions the conduct of the 'lOO. Litott.-Colonel vi•ho maintain ed the village. of Sabij ana de Alava against all the tile eff or t s o f the enemy to regain possession of , it, and that of Lieut.-Colonel Brooke; of the Ad - imam General's department, and Lient.-Colonel the Hon. Alex. Abercromhy, of the Quarte--mas ter General's department. It was impossible 4 - tr the movements of any troops to he conducted with more spirit and regularity than those of these re spective divisions of Lieut.-General the Earl of balh "osie, Sir Thotrias Picton, Sir Lowry Cole, eod Major-General Charles Baron Alter. These troops advanced in echelons of regiments, in two, asul ° " as ianally thr ee li nes ; an d the Portuguese s r° °Ps, in the 3d and 4th divisions, under the csoinamod of Bacid Po wer Col, t "bs, led th e march, with a steadiness and gal 'antrY 'lever surpassed on any occasion. ~, M aior-Ge n. the lion. C. Colville's brigade . of the third division w as ser i ous ly at t ac k e d', in its da y .,'!'"ee, by a very su p er i or force, well formed, b v r ?tch it d rove in, supported by General Inglis's i„,, l g i ad , r e of the 7th di v i s i on , comman d e d by Co . tr e ' 6 root, of th e 52d. These officers and the °opt under their command, .distinguished them *elves. 1i Ma jor - Gener a l V an d e l eur ' s . b r i ga d e o f t h e t ght divisi o n was, d ur i ng the advance upon ?ria, detached to the support of the Seventh di mid Lieutenant-General the Earl of Dal lousie has re mrted most favourably of its con duct. I t.Lieut.-G en. Sir T. Graham particularly reports , s sense of the assistance he received from i Col. Nlattef y , Deputy Q uarter -M aster G enera l an d 4 ° l a Lieut. Col. Bouverie, of the Adjutant-Gene 41's Departmeot,,and front the officers of his per -4oita.l staff, and front the Hon. Lieut.-Col. Upton, 4 1 ,'sistant Quarter-Muster -General, and M a jo r Assistant Adjutant, with the first divisiou and Major-Gen. Oswald reports the smite of Lt.- Berkeley; of the Adjutant General's depart tiortn, and Lieut.-COI. Gomm, of the Quarter aster-Generai's department. 1I ant particularly indebted to Lieut.-General Sir. ,:otritis Graham, an d Li eut. -G eneral Sir .Ro w - Hill, for the manner in which th e y 'h ave re ' ;Petively co nd ucte d t h e Service entrusted to them l i tlee the commencement of the operations, which 4 4 ended in the battle of the 21st, and for their ; 'lldnet in that battle ; as likewise toMarshal Sir , Berk . sfOrd, for the friendly advice and .assist '4lre whi c h I , have received from him upon all 0 4sio us during the late operations: J Must not _ to me nti on like Wise the conduct of General • wh o commands the Callieion , army, who ; i i t ue a forced march frOnt 0111111;4, and was, actu eY on the ground in readiness to support Lieut.- P; S ir Thomas Graham.. oee ; ' S TI been indebted, and have bad th e a , 81 ", to call the attention of. your Lordship-to, i„ r ,ecluet of the Quarter-Master-General, Ala am •• en er4G. Murray, who in the late operations 1 11 , : I ' l the battle of the 21st inst. has again given „ i eU greatest assistance. 'I inn likewise, o indebt 7 („Itherel: Lord - Aylmer., the Deptity-Adiutant- Qu. 4 'o arld to the officers of ,the Adj utant and te,,,, hely, Naster-General's departme n t s , respect - Col; toLient:-Col. Lord F. Somerset,lo cot.- and : the officers of my personal o ") r o i eut .-C o l . Si r R ., Fl etcher, and the f the Royal E ng i neers . 'ince nowt his Serene. Highness the Hereditary Clll, Orange was in the fi e ld as Puty.Aide-de hot P , ,tritl conducted himself with his ,usual gal ry arid intelligence: m Taieschal Catnpo'bon Luis Wimpsen,.and lo spector Gen.. Don Thomas b'Donoj u , and ijogicers o f th e Stall' of the Spa n i s h a rmy, have ,2inittlily rendvted time every assistance in their rwer in the course of these operatioos ; and I p. voil myself of thii Opportunity of expressing my Risfaction at their conduct, as like Wise with that Mareschal del Cannot Don Mi gne l de Al4vl, 4 TI of Brigadier General, Don Joseph O'LaWor, Iv 14) have been so long and so usefully employed With me. Licht, artillery was most judiciously placed by Dickson, and Wits well served; and the tiat„',. Nrticularly indebted, to that corps.* he I, • e (lithe ground did not allow of the cavalry . . e Olllll Iseiterally engaged, but.the General ‘ Officers ti nik In ntliag the several brigades, kept the troops f inite command command respecti ve ly c l ose to t h e in in t () support the m , and they were most a c ti ve 6iver) `lie pursuit of th e enemy a f ter t h ey had been l .ctuglh Vi ttorio. it seittl this di spatc h by my Aide de-Camp Capt. bMantle tr whom I beg.leave to recommend to k hir •ordship's p rotect i on; he. will have the Ito the p . b sYing at th e feet of his Royal Highness r ule! Re gent, the colours of the 4th beta -114;)n' the 100 th regiment, and Marshal Joord an ' s ttgo • ne nf ° Marshal o f France-, taken by the 87th t. it Gt /!le 9e*" :10 itOf Ode 'll o' I i ) L))11.0 110 'r V‘i 0:11 ' I have the honour to be, 4P. v t (Signed) WELi.tmoToN. e,ilclose a return the killed and wounded in . utt„ rit 4ti o ate operati ons, and a retit‘n of the ord nance i u'uniunition t in the action of the 21st . i-bsrmet aT toss tr.on. atm lit to VINE 2i. Itrit6ll-2 serjt Ants, 9 rank and file; 9 horses killed; 1 - Ctip- Lan. 8 lieuteaant4, 2 sedeatits, rattk and file, 13 horses, wounded. Partugnese-3 Mnk and file killed 1 major, 1 captain, 3 sets jeants, it; runt and tile, waanded. ONT TIXR. 2ILT. tiptid British Loan--1 iientenant-eolonet, tl captains, 10 tier:- tenant=, 4 ensigns t staff, 15 stirjeants, 4 drummers, 460 tank and file, 92 horses, ; 1 general staff, 7 lieute , rant-colonels, 5 majors, 40 ciptlins, 37 lieutenants, 22 ensigns, 5 staff, 123 se:jeaiits, 13 drummers, e4os rank and file, 68 and file, 1S horses, wounded. Total Portuguese Loss. captains, I lieutenant, 3 ensigns, 4 serjeants, 1 drummer, 138 rank and fill, 1 horse, killed ; 1 lieutenant-colonel, 4 majors, 16 captains, 10 lientenAnts, 'l9 ensigns, 2 staff,.3s serjeanrs, 1 drummer, Ell rank and . _ ,„ file, wounded. Totalf4panish Loss,-1 captain, 3 lientenants, 85 rank and filt., killed ; 1 general staff, 1 licuten ant-eolonel, 3 captains, ~. lientenants,4s3 rank and file, wo,ride,f, r . Grand Total-1 lieutenant-colonel, 10 captains, 14 lieute. nants, 7 ensigns, I staff, 19 serjeants, 5 drnontiers, 683 rank and ale, 93 horses, killed ; general staff, 6 lieutenant-co. lintels, 9 majors, 59 captains, 103 lieutenants, 41 ensigns, 7 staff, 158 serjeants, 14 druipm Jrs, 3768 Lank and Me, 6$ horseS, wounded. • . . N. B. I serieant, 2 druMmers, 263 rank and file, have been returned missing by the several corps of the unify, British and Portuguese; it is supposed that the greater nuto'ier of them 10.3 their regiments in the course of the niglft, and .that very few have fallen into the hands of the enemy. (Signed) - AYLMER, Dep. Adj. Gen. [Here follows a List of the Officers Killed and Wounded which we gave in our Paper on Saturday.] NAMES OF THE PORTUGUESE OFFICERS. KILLED. 901-Regiment of the Line, Ensign Mariinho C. Reyo, Dns. Joao Matiro. 16th Ditto, Captain Lynch. 21st T)itto, Captains M. V. Sequera, C. J. D'Aro ; 'Lieut. J. Palmer. 6th Ca9utiores, Ensign A. Ozzorio. WOUNDED. Lieut.-Col. Harding, deputy quarter-master-general, severely; Capt.: Fitzgerald, hi igade-major, slightly. 3d Regiment of the Line, Capt. Smith, severely; Lieut. .1. V. , Cordor, slightly. 9th Ditto, Major Ito . Es, Captains J. M. J. Desonre, F. V. Boa, (since dead), G. Potter, Lieuts.:st. Martino, Querado ; signs'!'. J. Mesiell, I. L. Baretn, C.N. de Mains, and A. P. da Gemal . Adjutant M. S. Gooses. 11th Ditto, Major Donahoe, slightly; Capt. J de Govie, ditto; - Capt. G. Shipping, severely; Lieut. M. Saritos, severely ; Lieut. Pinto, Ensign J. A Riheiro, slightly; Ensign F. de Govia, sevetelY. 15th Ditto, Major A. Campbell, severely ; Capt. B.'Baptisto, slkghtly. 16th Ditto, Captain .. M. J. Maria, Ensign F. T. Penehra, slightly. lith Ditto, A. Evage slightly. 21st Ditto, Captains 'S. Gimlet-, A. J. Soeras, D. Mechad ; Lieutenants Galbrieth, and F. tle Lima ; Ensigns .1. A. Pinto, T. dtsßango, A. S. Loevas, J. P, de . Cea, and J. de Oleveira. 23d Ditto, Major F. de Pad, Azeo, severely ;..,Captain - F. J. Pierio, Ensigns S. de Cunha, anti J. Rubeira, 4th Cacadores, Capt. AVGregsor, severely, Ensign Frazao, • slightly. 7th Cacadotes, Captain Velente,' ; Lieutenant P. Paul .severely l Lieutenant F. Cozar, Ensign J Chrisoa toms, slightly. Bth•Cacadores, Capt. A. Carlos, severely; Ensign revra, 'se verely. . 11th c aea d ureq ,' Li en t s. A . It. de.Sa, D..M. Pioroto, En sign A. J. Ve daL SPANISH. - • Brigadier-General Pahlito Nturiilo, Severely wounded. The other Spanish Oflieers names not wertained. (Sigut;(l) AYLNEII., Dep. Adj. General. Return of Ordnance, Carriages, and Ammunition, captured from the Enemy in the Action of the 21st of dune, 1413. Vittoria. June 2.3, 1113. Brass Ordnance on Travelling carriages. • 28 twelVe-pounder gtins, 42 eight-pounder gnus, 43 four pouttder guns, 3 eight-inch howits , ws, 20 sex-inch howit zers, 3 fon'. and 2 . five-inch howitzers 2 six-inch mortars. —Total 151. , - -• caissons-s(i twelve-pounder guns, 7G eight-pounder guns, GEI four-pounder gnus, 7 eight-inch •howitzers, 5.1 six-inch howitzers, 5 four and,2 fivt-inch howitzers, 149 small arm mumunition.---Total 454, Rounds of Ammonition-,1936 twelve-pounder guns, 5.124 eight -pounder guns, :3434 four-pounder guns, 97 eight-iuch howitzers, 335's - howitzers.--Tot 414,249. 1,973,400 um slet hall-cartridges, 50,6511181b5. of gunpowder, 6G forage-waggons, 44 forge-wAggons. It. D. IiENAGAN, Commissary Royal Artillery. A. DICKSON, .Lient.-Cot oomManding Artillery. [The details' of the returns of the'regimental loss will be. published hereafter.] Irunzun, June 24. 1813 MY LORD,---The departure of Capt. Froctuantle having been delayed till.this day, by the necessity of making up the returns, I have to report to your Lordship, that we have continued to pursue the enemy, whose rear reached Pamplona this day. We have done them as much injury as has been in our power, considering the .state of the weather and of the roads ; and this day the ad-. vanced guard, consisting of Major-General Victor Baron Alen's b rigade, and the Ist.and 3d batta lions . of the 9.5 th. regimedt, and Major Ross's, troop of horse artillery, took from them the re 'maining gun they had, They have entered Pam plaint, therefore, with one'llowitzer only. • General Clausel, who had under his command tliat part of the armrof the uortli, and one divi sion of the . army of Portugal, which was ; not in the action of the 2lit approached Vittoria on the 22d when he heard of the action of the precedin g ; day; and finding there the tith.division, which had just arrived under the command of Major-Getieral the Honourable E. Pakenham, he retired upon , La Guardia, mid has . since Marched upon . ,Tudela ' de Ebro. It is probable that the enemy will continue _their retreat into France. r have detached General Giron with the Galli . clan Army in pursuit of the convoy which runt'otti from Vittoria on the morning of the 20th, which 1 hope, he will overta k e before it reaches Bayonne. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) IVELLINGTQN. Adniirally (Vice, July 3. Admiral Lord Keith has transmitted dispatch from Sir George Collier, dated oft' Castro, June 25, in which he announces the evacuation - of CRS. tto by the enemy on the 22d ult, in consequence of the supplies for the garrison having totally cut off by his Majesty's cruisers on that coast, Lord Keith observes, that by, the promptitude and zeal of Capt. Taylor, of the Sparrow, the Commandant w a s obliged to retire with such precipitation RS to prevent his destroying his artill er y and powder, or doing any berm to the castle ibeif.' Captain Ta.ry lot immediately garrisoned the castle, anti a. p'11:4: of General Meudizaher-, army entered on the 25th, Sir G. Collier says that five-sixths of the town arc in ruins, and that the dreadful barbarities com mitted by the French-Italian troops, as detailed by the few surviving oid women, ar e t oo shoeking , to he made'the subject of a public letter. Tlte iP habitants who fled are returning ; but misery and poverty are at an acme. Vouyteen of the savage authors of the excesses were taken in liilboa, since the evacuation, and were deservedly put to titntth, the irtiole . fibe of tbatic - h te ai iii to Sail tuna, Is evachated by the enemy. A tteturti of :dm-moo foumi ite the i;ttstle of tt.stro. Four 14-pounder battering guns.; two I Sitoubder carrcin ades, 12-poulltl,l - him! g•tint, obi! 2:poundee brass lung gnu, tAt'a brass si frowitzers, with th 4.4• ialrria;c.4 eto. A lario of powder and shot, a:id a quan tity of bad bread not fit t t e,it. lrhitthaN, 3, 1813. His Rnysi Highness the Prince Regent, irp.4 been plrised., in the name and on the helvdrof hi. Majesty,.to noolioate and appoint Major-Genall Henry - Cirlonel of thellst battalion C'd*h regiawit, to he an Extra Knight a the Most ilorton ruble Order of the it'ar -TT ce, Jai:, 3, 1813. His nnyai Highnesi the Prince Regent has been pleased,' in the nuns and on the nehoif of his Nhtjelty, toappoint.the untlerinentioned tike rltik by lfrevet ati 'tindef-- meittioned ; comenissions to hr dilt,.l 210, ofJtine, lOUs. General Arthur the MArois of 11 cli a tou, ,K. G. to be Fiehi-Marshal in the Army. O'Toole„. tit :Itt!I Foot ;' , „A. Haltoy, of Chet Burs 13ritan&ques; A Farr, Artilleryll). Robirts, of 51st Foot; J. of the Port u4nese Stair; H. D. R-ss, of Royal Artillery; Hum W. Stewart, of the 90th Foot; D: St. Leger Hill, of Roy; West India Rangers; G. Marquis of Tweeddale, of 41st Foot ; J. P. Hotvkins, bit he 68th Foot; E. K. Villiain3 of 81st Foot—To lie LIELITK NANT-COLO L NES in the Army. CAPTAINS.-0. .inlay, of 14th Foot; J. ',radii of 95th Foot '•, ft. Anwyll,of 401 Foot ; Perecval, of ;viol Foot; Lightfoot, of 45th rot; Al Ito:is, of 91St Foot; J. Selotedde, of 60th Foot; G. Jentinson; of Royal At ; W. Moore. of 74th Foot; J. Miller, of 74th Foot ; S. next, of 8.1,1 Foot; •41„ . H a y, o f R o y a l S co ts ; Hon. 3. Stanhor, of Ist 'Foot Citotrils; G. Cowper, of 92d root; A. Anderson, of 42d Font; T. F. Wade, of .12d Foot; T. Weare, of 85th Foot.; T. Pee if6.tttte of Coldstream Guards; ('. Baran Dining, of Ist it.itt. of the Line King's German Legion J. Bell, of 4th FootTo 4.5 MAJORS in the Aruiv. • . - SUPPLEMENTARY GAZ ETTE CONTINUED Extrnct of a DiNpatch from the Marquess Wct..t.iNgTON to linraa~l:N'T', dated the 24th Jane. I have the honour to- inclose a report which I have.receired from General Copons, of a very gal lant affair in Catalonia, on the 7th .by as brigade of Spanish troops, under the commanof Colonel Don Manuel I...hinder ; and I hove re ceived a report (not official) stating, that on'the . 17th May General Copons had defeated the eoemy in the position of Concai, near El Abisbal. (TRANSLATION.). , 11103 T EXCELLENT Sta---The God of armies fa- . yours the operations of that which I .have the ho nour to eohitand. The ad brigade of the 24 division, under the command of ,Colonel Don Manuel Islander, has completely destroyed, on the,7th instant, an .ene -lays - column, composed of 1500 rum-commanded by the ;Marshal, who left Puycerda for the purpose of attacking Colonel ',butler's flank ; while he was engaged in tile' blockade of Olot ; four officers and '290 men, made prisonets, 12' caissons, and more thm 500 muskets, anti the rednetion of the enemy's - number to 390 men, -.are the results of this fortunate affair. General Maurice Matieu, with a corps of 6000 infantry, 300 cavalry, and five pieees of can non, under Generals Expert anti Dehans, marched to Tarragona, for the purpose, of protectia, as convoy. I followed with the 24 brigade 'or the l'st divi sion, the Ist of the 2d,.the battalion of the Gene- rail, and thirty 'cavalry, makitig. 4 total of 3.200 men. On the return of General Matieu for Bar celona, I endeavoured to draw him to an advanta geoni position, gqiielt I occupied at the vilhige of Abishal, *here I of him battle on the 17th. At half past seven in the ,morning the fire began, and soon became general along the whole line— the attack and movement of the enemy to turn rity flank were unavailing. At halt-past twelve he at tacked, with the.g'reatest spirit, and being repuls ed and vigarou , ly pUrstied, commenced hi 4 re treat in sight of our valiant soldiers. The field remained covered with bodieS and arms : the enemy's loss exceeded six hundred men killed, Wounded, and prisonerS. One' command ing and five interior ollicers,were among, and seven were. wounded. The enemy confessed this loss in the village, in which he left a part of his wounded, under charge of a French surgeon. -My loss is not accurately '.ascertained, but I know that it 'bears no proportian to that of the enemy. When the different reports are received, I Shall forward them to your Excellency ; , but, in the mean time, I have the honour to give your Excellency this informatiOn for' , yotir satisfaction. God preserve your Excellency Many years. (Signed) FaANTetsco DE COPONS NAVIA. Head-oacters at Villa Franca, May 8, 1813. Return of the Killed. Wounded, ,and Nlissing, of the Army under the command of his Excellency Genersil the 'Martini's Of WELLINGTON, K. G. in action with the rue*, from the 12th to the 19th dime, t , il3, inclusive.. ' du. xr. 12, 1813. 3d 1)rogoons-5 horses killed; 1 Captain, 1 rank and file, 3 horscs. woUnded. 14th Light Dra;.ioolts-1 rank and file, 1 horse killed; 1 rank and file, 5 horses wounded ; 1 purse missing. 16th Light Dragoons-2 horses wonntled. Total-1 raisk and file, 6 horses, killed; 1 Captain, 2 raid: anti file, 10 horoes ' wounded.; 1 horse missing. JUNE IS, ItIla• lit Hussar., King's German Legion---3 horses, killed ~t •r-jeant, jeant, 4 rink.and file, 3 horses, wounded. Ist Royal Scots-3 rank and file killed ;:9 rank and file wound ed ; 4 rank and file missing. 9th Foot, Ist Batt.-2 rtuilt and file killed ; B rank and file wounded. .38th Foot, Ist Batt.-1 rank and file killed; 10 rank and file wounded. • S2d Foot, Ist Batt.-2 rank antlwountled. 95th Foot, Ist . Batt.-1 serjeatit, 2 rank and file, killed ; 1 lieutenant, 10 rank and file, wounded. 95th Foot,id 13att.-1 serjeaat killed; 1 rank and file wounded. 95th Foot, ild Ilatt.-2 rank and file. wounded. 2d Line Batt. King's German' Legion-2 rank .and file wounded ;• 2 rank and file missing. Brunswick Light Infantry-1 lieut. 8 rank and file v•oalide.l. Total Biitish-2 serjeants, 8 rank and file, 3 horses, l,i i .I ; captains, l sergeant, 51 rank and file, 3 horses, wounded ; rank and file missing. Total Portuguese-2 rank and file killed; 1 serjeant, G rank and file, wounded. General t0t.1.-2 serjeants, lu rank and tile, horkes l illed ; 2 captains, 2 stritrantS. 87 rank and file, :3 horses, WOUrlticti ; 6 rank and file tuli .1% .- • i 9, 1813. Vutileers, tst. Batt.--3 vitals' and file wounded: 'troll , root —4 rank and tile wounded. Ftizileer, Ist Batt.-1 serjeant, 4 . rank mid ile wounded. ' Tti ~!:icd. titiill--1 lieutenant, 0 Yank told' file, sv Total Portuguese-1 rank and ,file tilled; 1 major, captain, k d :lersr'ja".la;:tatt'sn,ll69trielre::li6llit ll tt el U dd l 4 , l f ll l 2 e c u:• l l ...;l4:l::4, l li e utenant, s , To9.7r:lear.lliltittin;tsitisisdly.ilflritsco:rpa,llll2uset,,rt,toti,tifiiieti:l,c.idl 11/1-I:.,:airils;-;,•awi • and :tile, 1 hltrAti, missing. 'll 3 nd li e e d u , te 6 nitu ran t3 ll Piotf'sue!jt)eraltuttgssuet::74.li4fillke,4lYadottfilltedelcdT•td; I ' 4449°r' I 4411441:1' likk:ot, 2 e.ptitnii, .s. I:etatetlaat4, . and oe, 13 horses, vi - ouutltil; 6 K,11.1k 11114 bid/ f •tttirSti 1111Sitig: R"etutr of • Kliii;d, Wounded,. and 'MiSing, t E tli Albei t Arai . inn' the cuminand of ins Eieellency ennui f i hear tiitorm ou the 21st clay nt toot, 181,3: e: e t 2d tv u ou r n tg ell] d e . l Gutirds-;;l • serje.ht, 2 rankand file, e horses; tilled ; 1 captain, 1 eerjeatit, 3 'rank ;iodide, woUntltd 5 horses inis,lng. - 5011.tragep3ii Ginials-1 rank and file wuundeci. Ist Dragoe:is-42 horses killed; 1 lir:it:1111er . Wthlridedi 1 horse 3 , ll.lragoons-2 thors L is kill e d ; I rank and wozanded. 4til I.)r.e.vionl4-2 horses wounded. - I.lus..:ars-6 lath and file, rs s„ killed; 1 se jeatlt, ; rank alit tile, w•alua'tde~d. 13, boric _Pied; Irani: and file 1 li wua.it ed. 15111 ~liina's; Hussars-1U rank and file, Horses, killed;. captain, I lieutenant, I ~crjtaut, 46 rank and tile, 16 horses, mutinied. • Light I..),..igontis-7 rank !Ind tilt, 11 horses, hillen ;, I lieutenant, 1 stair, 3 serjeunts, 10rank and ht.!, 11 lieirses; wounded ; - I horse niiss,ing - . lath captain, 10 rank and tile, 12 harass, killed;' I captain, 1 ensign, 3 serjeants le, rank and tile, 2 horse. wounded ; horses tiorse .Irtillary--.4 rank and tile, 2$ horses, killed; I , lieuteilant, 1 serjeant, 34 rank and ale, 93 horses, Wound ed ; tf horses, missing... . • lto)al Foot .Iriiiler)--.1 rank and tile, 15 horses, killed; 13 1107:1 k q a e t r ld iii ii ni t t e' ;). C rt l i l l ' I l e ' r; '32 2 ').t r l i ' i ' i d ik ed ia . ud.f.ile,:5 It killed; 5 ' rank and tile is - 1) • Ist Foot, killed; ‘ li o le u , Pd 1. 1 'lieutenant-cu-: lone', 5 lieutenants, - I etisi:in, 4 serjeauti, 92 rank unt.llleit wounded. 4th Foot, Ist Tiatt.-1 lieutenant, I sitar, it rank undtle; killed; 4 captuins, 1 lieutenant, 1 ensign, b sell elistits o ol. rank and file,,,wouniled. • " Feat, Ist Batt:—.l captain,' 1 • ensign, 92 rank and Mak killed; -I captain, 5 lieutenants, 1$ serjeants; 137 rank and • file wwinden... 7th Foot, Ist liatt.-2 rank and the killed; 2 rank and 1114 wounded. - 30th Foot-8 rank and file killed; 1 rank and-file wounded. Font, Ist Batt .-1 rank and the killed; 1 serjeinit, 2 rank and tile wounded. . • 37th Foyt, ad Batt.- 1 1 rank' and tile killed; 3 lieutenants, 9 serjeauts„ Wounded.. 98th Fora, Ist 13att.—.1 serjeant, 11 rank and file killed! major, captains, 13 lieutenants; 2 ensigns, 6 seijeants, 16$ rant: and tile wounded. . 31st Foot, 2(itlittt.-1 rank and file killed; 1 captain, 13 rank and tile wounded. 3-Irk Fedt; r.2d Batt.-10 rank and filelilled; ,13 lieutenants, 38 4 11 r F li u c ott 13 itis's9.latt. ran k enOgn, 6 rank end file wounded. 39th Foot, Ist.l3a.tt.-9 serjeants, 24 rut: arid fil e 3 captains, 5 lieutenants, 6 iserjeunts, 174 lank and ale wounded; • 400 Fot, ist drummer, 4 rank and tile killed; I captain, 1 lieutenant, 1 - ensign, 3 serjeants, 32 rank andlile 43d Font, Ist Batt.-1 drummer, -1 rank 'arid tile killed; 1 ettptain, 1 lieutenant, 25.ratik and tile wounded. .15th Foot,. lit Batt.-"--4 rank and file killed; 1 lieutenant. colonel, 3 , lieutenants, 1 ensign, 5 serjeauts, 61 rank and tat; t.inrided. ,:7a; )Ai it,` lieutenants, 2 serjtnints, 16 rank and ti.e killed; 8 captains, 1 lieutenant, 5 set-jeans, 80 rank mid hl.'tc Ist Bati.-1 rank and file killed; 2 serjeants, 16 rank and file wounded. both Fo6t, Ist Batt..--37 rank and file killed ; 2 captains, tl I....ntetwots, 3 ensigns, 70 rank and tile wounded. glut I+`oot.-1 lieutenant, 2 serjeauts, 8 rank and file killed; 1 stall, 3 serjeantsi 17 ruuk and tile wounded. 5211 Foot, lit liatt.-1 captain, 3 rank andile, killed; 1 lieu tenant, 1 Let Taut, I drutumer, 'l6 rank and file wounded. 53d Foot, 4 Companies 2d Batt.-4 rank and file, -killed ; rank and file, wounded. • 57th Foot, Ist Batt.-3,rank and file killed; 2 lieutenants, -71 Attritiltralt, wounded: 59tli Foot, 311 Bittt...-411 rank and file, killed ; 1 lieutenant colonel, 1 nisjor, 5 lieutikaants, I ensign, 2 serjeants, lib rank and tile, wOunded. 60th loot, sth Matt.--2 rank and file, killed; 1 captain, I lieutenant, 4 serjeants, 48 rank . and fili wounded. 60th Foot, 24 Bati.-2 ranit and tile, killed; I captain, 93 rude and tile, wounded. 68th Foot, 2d Butt.---1 contain, I ensign, 2 serjeatits, 91 rank anti file killed ; I lient.-colonel, 3 eaptain , , 2 lieutenants, 4 ensigns, I staff, 3 serjeants, 87 rank and file, wounded. , 71st Foot, Ist 134tt.-1 lieutenant-colonel, 1 captain, I lieu tenant, 3 serjeatits, 1 . drminuer,,3B rant: aunt tile, killed ; I captains, 8 lieuttniants;l3 serjeants, - 3 drummers ) 244,1;511; and tile, wounded. 74th Foot.-13 rank and. tile, killed ; 2 captains, 2 ensigns, I staff, 6 serjeants, I drummer, 58 rank and tile, won:tiled. 82(1 Foot, tat 5 rink and file, killed ; i • lieutenant-caleuel, lieutettattts, I serjeant, 21 rank and file, woiluded. • • 83c1 Foul, ?tt 8ett....--2 lieutenants, 18 rank awl file killed; I major, 1 captain, 2 lieutenants, 3 sCifeents, 47 rank and file wounded. . 67th Funt,24 Batt;-1 enriigit, I ierjeant, 1 drummer 52 rank 41111 file, killed; 3 caplitini, 3 lieutenants, 1 ensign, 13 Ser. jean's, 164 rank and tile wuuneled. - a -. h Coat, lit Batt.-- - 33 tank and file, ; 1 captain, 3 li, ; ( 4 tettall4,)ctlsiga, espyjewits, 135finik aindtile wounded. 33d Foot Ist ,Batt.-4 yank and file, ltilla; 1 serjeant 15 rant) acid tilt wounded. 94th Fotit---5 rank and file, ; 1 lieutenant-colonel, 1 captain, 9 lientenants, 2 ensignsi, 1 stuff, 3' scrjetints, 1 drtinuner, 51 Tlulk and tile, wounded. 951.11 Foil, Ist Batt.—l s erjeant, 3 rank and file, !tilled; 1 litutiniatit-colouel, 4 lieutenants, I serjeant 86 rank and tile, wounded. 95th Feast Oa - Batt—l ciptait, 8 rank and file, wounded. • ,)sth Fuot, 2d Butt.-1 lieutenant, 7 rank and tile, killed; IC 'rank and file, wounded. Chnsseurs Britannignes....,l perjeant, 28 rank and file, trilled i 1 1 lieutenant, 8 serjeauts, 3drummers, 99 rank "r g l i i htitt. King,.; German ' Legion-1 rank and file, killed; i - llentei llt i l i v' n 't t u , " l 4e s d erj . ean ' st Liitatet, ti rit ' ult ' u . and file, wounded. A . , 2 ':i t ti tt g 'l:ll s o l l i ifec n s i , 4 : l 3 l B l4 rttn i li 'l a t— mid 4 fi r l a :: k w a o l tl a nd li e l t e l! billed; cramp Legion...l rank and tile, killed ; ti i lfd : e a sel p (i. tain killed; 5 rank and Site wounded. MEMORANDITNI. The notification of the appointment of MajOr-Generdi Fieury Clinton to tie an Extra Knight' of the Most Honour able Order of the Bath, should hare been dated the 29th ult. and should hare been inserted in the London Gazette of last night, and 110 in the Extraordinary Gazette of yesterday. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS, SATtittuAr, Jtrta• 3. Lord IVellington's Estate Arnoldtuent'llill, and the li i iik llonnty Bill, went severally through Copiatittersi jo be vo l.:lett oil Monday. The ?;hip Owners Relief Bill Witt IVO , a 5e.P4 04,1 tiPio. "nil ordered to tie committed ,on Monday. The Ittlnort , cat -thy 431. ,, * DOY,Siit Avlti'lirouglit up. nitrctit to, and the Hill orarrett tO hit read to third time on M..,,tay. next Session, snhunt to the }louse U motion for the r ,p ea i of I,,,, , l:oo:: : 4‘l,l,l, l ll : ‘,:: ; :,:: • l4 ,l,:ii ; ol :: :, : iiii ' tl l : rt. ' e l ,: t iii ° l l,:i l i ; ra t iv : i ni t.i :f :7 : : ' / dy : s v .: : l ,,rt i a g ru st ii, 3 l. :; , :t e.r. 6 it t i . tlo t i g l .. l 4 l l 4 : e ti ri tc r s en c as i cii : : :: e v i l l in t‘e t. t i t i ,: t t l i ri : :, l : ailitt s' it ' i u' eo ° l l i b in t sba j' h tl i e vlt i ß e v i t i ,a l filial ..I.ruly Agvitts, and the securities •••• .. t h e li n ti ' e . Banlcers' Indemnity rettd a third time, And, passed. The Westminster Hastings Bill sr b' - 4, _ vit., t.tue . e 4 . ti i ,ae ad reading on Monday.—Adjourned. and EichibuiNetra to t e Public by WATER...yr LlonoN BRIDGE, TO•111019.0W. Miiruiug, 46 uomutes after 7. j Broiling, 11 ininatoa otter 0,