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I am "sai'ry to add, that gyre have had The. mistor :tune to loge Lieutchanf-Genel' 41 Sir tdt:Tard Paget, 'who waS taken 'prigoner 'on the 17th'. He 'cOm ,lllanded the 'centre cedinnn, and the fall of rain naving . greatly injured the roads and swelled the tivulets, there vas an interval between the sth and 7 th divisions of infantry. Sir Edward rode AO the rear alone, 6 discover the - cause of this in terval, and, as the road passed through a-WOO, either a detachment of the enemy's cavalry had got upon the road, 4 he miSi:sed the road; and fell into their hands in the wood. I understand that Sir Edward vas not wounded, but I Can: not sufficiently regret the loss of Lis assistance at this moment. in my dispatch of the ith instant, I commit- Migated to your Lordship my opiniOn of the * strength of the enemy, as far as I could judge of it from the reports I had received, and from what I had. seen. I have since learnt that General Caf farelli, with the army of the North, certainly- re- Maine(' joined with the army of Portugal. Jo seph Buonaparte left Madrid on the 4th instant, and arrived at Peuaranda on the Bth, leaving at Madrid the Civil Authorities of his Government, and a small garrison. These Authorities and troops evacuated Madrid on the 7th, and marched for Castile. ; and Colonel Don Juan Palarea, the Medico, took'possession of that city. Your Lordship will have seen General Balks teros's letter of the 24th 'of October, to the Re gency, from which you will observe, that he had disobeyed the orders of the Government, given to him at my suggestion, to march his troops into La Mancha, and hang upon the enemy's left flank, because the. Regency and Cortes had offered me the Chief Command. of the Spanish armies. . The whole of the enemy's disposable force in Spain was therefOre upon the Tonnes in the mid dle of this month and they were certainly not less than eighly thousand men, but more pro bably ninety thousand; of these ten thousand *ere cavalry ; and as the army of Portugal alone had one hundred pieces of cannon, it is orohable that thiiy had not lest in all the armies than two hundred pieces: • (Enclosure, No. 1.) Alba de Tor;ne, Nov.!!, 1311: I have the honour' to report the steps I have taken to carry into effect your instructions for the • defence of this place, which I am happy to say, have obliged the enemy to withdraw the .greatest part of the force Opposed to us ; and I feel al most confident we shall be able to retain our po sition as long as you may deem expedient. I yesterday garrisoned and provisioned the castle, arid by the exertions of Captain Goldfinch of the Engineers, it is pat into as good a state as circumstances will admit; he is continuing strengthening it. Captain Goldfinch has been of the greacts assistance to me. I have appropriated to each regiment . a district of this town, and the Commanding 'Officer has barricaded the streets and buildings in a very ju dicious manner. Brigadier Dc Cos,ta and Camp bell's brigades are in our position on the left bank of Cie `formes. Brigadier Campbell reports his having caused • the enemy some loss, in their at tempt to pass a: ford near his position. Lieutenant-Colonel Tulloh. has made so good .an arrangetnent of his two brigades of guns, that, united with the position of the two brigades of in fantry on the left bank of the Tonnes, I consider my flanks secure. Early yesterday morning Major-General Long, commanding the cavalry in front, reported that the eeemy •were advancing in great force ; I was therefore induced to retire the cavalry. About ten o'clock the enemy appeared an the heights in considerable force of cavalry, and a few infantry, covering, as I conceived, a reconnois sance of several Officers of rank. About two o'clock the enemy's force was increased to fifteen squadrons, and six thousand infantry, and twenty gsms, including six 6-inch howitzers, which im ...liately commenced firing, and continued unlil it was dark. Thu enemy's tight troops advaoced closa to the walls we had hastily thrown up; but -from the cool and steady conduct of the 51st re iment, Colonel Stewart ; 71st regiment, the Hon. Col. Cadogan; the ,92d, Col. Cameron ; General Ilowerd's : brigade; the enemy :dared not attempt the town. About eight o'clock in the evening I was re peatedly informed that the enemy's infantry was• • considerably increasing, which induced me to or tier three battalions of Brigadier Da Costa's bri gade into town, leaving his other battalion for the 'protection of the fords. The enemy during the night withdrew their artillery, and 1 have left a small force of cavalry and infantry, who keep up a smart fire. I have to regret the loss of a con siderable number of men, but which I trust' you will not deem great, when you consider tae heavy ana incessant fire of artillery for so many boars,— The loss of the Portuguese was while oirduty this morning, and I have real pleasure in reporting their steady and animated conduct. • I feel much indebted to. Maj or-General Howard, who rendered me every - possible assistance, as Y alsh to every Officer and soldier of his excellent brigade, 'for their steady, -zealous, and • soldier like conduct. To Captain Pinto . Savedra, my Assistant Adju tant-General; to Captain Watson, light dragoons, Assistant Quarter-Master -General ; and to Captain Banbury, my Aid-de,Camp, I consider Myself obliged e fer their prompt execution of my orders. I +enclose a return of the killed and wounded, - and trust we shall not have many more casualties. • I have the honour, &c. (Signed) JOHN HAMILTON, Lt.-Gen. Lieutenant-Gencral,liir llowlatid Bill SIR, Return of Killed and Wounded of the Army under the Com mand of his Excellency General the Ma . rquis of Wellington, K. B. in an Atfitir at Alba de Torines, on the 10th 'and 11th November, 1812. 50th Foot, I;'t Batt.-2 rank and file killed ; 1 serjeant, 10 rank and tile, wounded. 60th FO.A., sth Batt.-3 rank and file wounded. 71st Fout, Ist Batt.-4 rank anti .file killed; 2 serjeants, 3 tinlk and file, wounded. 92d Foot, Ist Batt. , '-:-7 rank and file killed; 1 lieutenant, 31 tank and 'file, wounded. Total British loss-31 rank and file killed; 1 lieutenant, 3 scrjeants, 52 rank and tile, wounded. Total Portuguese loss-8 rank and tile killed; 1 Capta'.n, 11 leuteuant, I Sarjeant, 33 rank and file, wounded. Grand total-21 rank and file killed; I captain, 2 lieu tenants, 4 Serjeants, 85 rank cad file wountled. Narnet et the t.);nt:ers wane en. , . BRITISIT.-92d Foot, f.ievt. Andrew Hill, severel,y. VonrunuEsE.-2d Regt„ of the Line, Capt. Rezintle, sligti'lr; ; Licit. Pint 6, dangerously, ' • Return of Killed, Wounjed, and Missing . , of the Ariny nuder The Command of hit Excellency CenOral the :garquls Wellington, K. B. itrthe MoveMents of th'e Army front to 29th October; 1312, inclusive. . • Royal ArtillerY-3 rank and file killed; 1 lieutenant-colonel, 1 lieutenant, 4 rank and file, ?,...horses, wounded ; 8 rank . and file, 7 llorses, missing*. • 3d Dragnons-1 rank and file, 1 horse, killed; 1 serjeant, 9 rank and file; 21mrses; mis s i ng . 4th Dragoons-1 rank and :file killed; 5 .rank and file, 3 horses missing. 11th Light Dra y nons-15rank and file, 9 horses, killed ; 2 lieutenants, 3 .serjeants, 28 rank. soil, file, 14 horses, wounded ; $ rank and file, 6 horses, 12th Light Drairo,,ns-I.se'rjeant, rank and 9 horses, • Hiked ; 1 lieutenant, 1 serjeant, 3 rank 'and file, 15 horses, wounded ; 9 rank and tile, '9 horses, missing. 16th Light Dra.goons--2 serjeants, 6 rank and file, 38 horses, killed ; 1 captain, 1 lieutenant,. 4 serjeants, rank and file, 24 horses, .wounded-; 1 lienfettant-eolonel, 1 lieute nant, 1 serjeant, 10 rank and file, 5 horses missing. let Dragoons, King's German Legion.-10 rank and tile, 6 hones, ; 1 major, 2 lienteannts, 1 serjeant, 15 rank and file, 8 horses, wounded ; 1 major, I serjeant; 13 rank and file, 10 horses, missing-. 2d Dragoons, German 'Legion—l rank and file, 1 horse, killtul; 1 lieutenant, 1 ensign, 1 serjeant, 21 rank' and file, 2 horses, wounded; 1 captain, 2 ensigns, 1 ser jeant, 1 trumpeter, 22 rank and file, 17 horses, misin:r. lst Royal Scots, 3d Batt.-2 serjeants, G rank and file, killed; 1 serjeant, 7 rank and file, wounded; 1 serjeant, 23 rank and file, missing. 4th Font, Ist Batt.-1 serjeant, 4 rank and file, killed ; 1 lieutenant-colonel, 1 liotenant, 2 serjeants, 1 drummer, 41 rank and file, wounded ; 3 rank and file missing. 4th Foot, ed 3att.-1 rank and file 1 serjeant, 4 rank and file, wounded ; 1 serjeant, 17 rank and file, 9th Foot, Ist Batt.-4-I . serjeant, 6 rank and file, killed ; 5 lieutenants, 3 serjeants, 34 rank and file, wounded; 1 lieu tenant, 1 serjeant, 31 radk and file, missing. 30th Foot, 2d Batt.-2 serjeants, 2 rank and file, killed ; captain, 3 lieutenants, 3 ensigns, 2 serjeants, 03 rank and file, wounded ; 10 rank and file missing. 3Stll Foot, Ist Batt.-1 captain, 3 rank and file, killed.; . 2 serjeants, 19 rank and file,' wounded ; 1 captain missing. 88th Fo.4t, 2d 'Batt.-1 rank and file killed; I captain, I lieu tenant, 1 ensign, 2 serjeants; 13 rank and file, wounded; 1 serjeant, 2 rank and file, 44th Foot, 2d Batt.-- 4 -1 lientenant, ' l serjeant, 3 rank and file, killed; I lientenant-colonel, 1 lieutenant, 1 ensign, 2 ser jeants, 20 rank and file, wounded. 51st Foot-1 rank and file, killed; 1 lieutenant, 4 rank and file, wounded. Chasscurs Britanniques-1 rank and file wounded. let Light Batt. King's German Legion—l rank and file, wounded ; ' 14 rank and rile missing. 2d Light.Batt. King's German Leg on-1 drummer, 2 rank and file, wounded,; a rank file missing. • Brunswick Oels' Corps—l captain, 1 lieutenant., 7 rank and file, killed; 1 captain, (.46 rank and. file, Wounded ; 2 ser jeants, 18 rank and file, missing. Total Portuguese loss-4 se*ants, 2 drummers, 32 rank and file, killed; 1 major, 2 captains, 3 liMatenants, 4 ensigns ' I staff, 9 serjeants, 1 d r ummer, 125 rank kVouncied; 2 serjeants, 1 drummer,' 14 rank and . missing. Total 3.3ri tisbloss-2 captains, 211eutenants, 10 serjeants, - 75 raak and file, 74 horses, killed ; 3 lieutenant-colo nels, 1 major, 4 captains, 20 lieutenants, 6 ensigns, 2E; jtants, 2 dm:inners, 314 rank and file, 63 horses, wounded; 1 lieuttmantecolonel, 1 major, 2 captains, 2 lieutenants, 2 ensigns, 10 serjeants, 1 drummer, 207 rank and file, 59 horses, missing. General total of British and Portug,nese loss-2 captains, 2 lieuterrants, 14 serjeants, 2 drummers, 107 rani: and file, 74 horses, killed; 3 lieutenant-colonels; 2 majors, 6 captains,' 23 lieutenants, 10' ensigns, 1 staff, 35 ser jeants, 3 drummers, 439 rank and file,. 65 horses, wounded; 1 lieutenant-0)16nel, 1 nialor, 2 captains, 2. lieutenants, 2 ensigns, 12 serjeants, 2 drummers, 221 rank and file, 50 horse, missing. (Sigurd) S. A. 600DMAN, D. A. A. G. Names of the Officers killed. October 25, 1812. 36th Foot, let Batt.—Captain Todd. . 44th Foot, 2d Batt.—Lieutenant Lennon.' Brunswick Light , Infantry—Captain Steinfeldtl Lieutenant Hart*ig. WoUndeth—October 23, 1311. 11th Light Dragoons—Lientenants Lye and Knipe. • 12th; Light Dragoons—Lieutenant Taylor. ' 16th Light , Dragoons—Captain Murray; Lieutenant Lopk hart, since dead. let Dragoons, King's German Legion--14Ltjor111eydell ; Lieu ' tenants Deeken and Phibbs. 2d Dragoons, King's. German - Lerrion—Lieutenant Hugo ; Cornet De Massau.' October 25, 1812. Royal Artillery—Lieutenant Johnstone 4th Toot, Ist 13att.—Lientenant-Colonel Piper, slightly; Lieutenant Edgell, severely. 9th Foot, Ist Batt.—Lieutenants Ackland, Taylor,' Hon. W. Cur4ous, and Ford, severer •; Lieut. Ross Lewin, slightly : 30th Foot, 2d Batt.—Capt. liitchic,s, Lieut. Andrews, slight • - 1y; Lieut.,Lmnley, severely; Lieut. Brisac, Ensigns Eeere and Tincombe,. slightly ; Ensign Madden, severely. 44th-Foot, 2d Batt.—Lieut. Col. Harding, slightly; Lieut.. •, Elwis, dangerously ; Ensign Smith, severely. Ilrimswick Oel's Corps—Captain Nassau. Ilegt. of the Line Portuguese—Ensign Joze de Moncada. Bth Cagadores—Major Hill, slightly; Captain Western, se verely; Captain Mance' Castin, slightly ; Lieuts. Antonio Carlos and Joao Uaptist, severely; Lieut.;Domingo For tenna slightly; Ensigns Joan dos Santos, Joao S ebastia no, and iodrigo Navarre, and Adjutant Leech, severely. October 27., 1819. Royal Artillery—Lieut. .Colonel Robe, severely (not dan . gerously). October 28, 1312. 51st Foot—Lieut. Hickie, severely (artn amputated), 7,7; , ;tip, - ,•—October 2J, 1812. 16th Light Dragoons—Lient. Colonel Pelly, Lieut. Baiter. )st Dragoons, King's German Legion—L-1\ iajor Fischer. 2d Dragoons, King's German LegiOn.—Capt. Lenthe, Cornets Droege. and Schaeffer. ' October 25, 1812. 9th Foot, Ist Batt.—Lieut. \\Wiley. 386 Foot, Ist Batt.—Brevet Major Evans. S. A. GOODNIAN, D. A. A. Gen. MANSION Arson.—Yesteniay James, 1 Smith, who has been in custody since Friday last, and ha , _:,undergone private examinations, charged . with being concerned in burning his house down, in Newgate.'-street, with intent to ,deflaild the " Atlas Ihsurarice ; Company, waS again put to the bar. , It appeared that the Prisoner kept a'clothe'S warehouse in .Newgate-street, and an other shop and house in the same way in Hounds ditch, and that on the night on which the fire'hap peind in Newgate-street, the prisoner did ,not sleep there, but as his house ih Houndsdith.— Among the evidence of a great many persons was a Mr. Bull, an oilman, who stated, that, previous to the fire, the prisoner called at his house, in Fleet Market, and said he wanted two gallons of, turpentine, which the witness observed-was very high, and told him the price. The nrisoner said he had paid more for it, and asked two seven shilling bags of pitch, with two flambeatm cut in half ; that not having pitch in bags; he weighed fourteen' pohnds of pitch, which he offered to send home, but the ,prisoner declined, and took them himself. Mr. Metchalf (of that neighbourhood); told the prisoner 'of the report circulated of hit, having bought those combustibles, which he de:- nied, and promised to go to contradict it, but did not. It was likewise proved., .that the prisoner had made a demand of 2000 L upon the Atlas Company, without giving any account of his loSs. After the evidence was read over,. the LORD MAymt asked the prisoner what he had to say be= fore he,signed his commitment for trial. The pri soner replied, he had nothing further to say than rWhat he had said before the Directors of the Fire Office. He Was Cully committed for trial. . . LisßoN, 25.- 7 0 n the 20th instant; the 'head-quarters of the - I.`.larquis . of Wellington were Puerite de GuinaidO: Ttie enemy rVerit in eon-' . „ d' siderable force, at no great Ist ance. NOV. 24.----.SoUlt endeavoured to turn our flank ; Lord Wellington therefore ,Otired on the Akneda. neaci:luarte — rg were on the lOth at CindadßodrigO: Nov. 15.—After onr army ,arrived at Rue(la; they ietnained `mere till General Hill joined on the sth mean time the.Feelieit it. a force ot.cavalry in our fr(int at .TOrdesilhis, anti, with their main body, advanced to 'foto add Zaniora, for the purpose of turning our left flank, while milt arrived at A vila, to turn or right. Lora therefore, put tife Whole , united fore,e in inOtion, and continued to retire,On Salamanca. On s the Bth onr advance was close on that city, and it is supposed his Lordship will continue td re treat. The force with Soult has joined Souham is estimated at full 40,000 men. Nov. !D.—By private intelligurce, we know that the head-quarters of the Marquis of ton continued, On the 13th instant in Salamanca. ' .betters. froM that city , of the same date, and from Talavera de . hi Re;na of the 9th, state, that the troops of General Elio entered Madrid On the Bth, at. two in the afternoon, it having been eva cuated by the French at 8 o'clock in the morning of the sameday. • LisioN, Nov. 18.—The communication with ,Madrid big interritpted, we cannot positively assert the arrival of. Generals Elio - and Virues; - on the Bthinst, in that capital, as various letters from Elvas and -Badajoz, by yesterday's_ post, an nounced.. • Yesterday there diSembarked in tbis.capital up wards _of 2000 English, forming the 6th and 20th regiments of infantry. • Nov. 20,—We have read letters from Salamanca of the 14th, e the head-quarters still were, nothing particular had happened ; the Frenchhad made a movement by their left in the direction of Piedraheta ; our troops preserved a position so strong that it was the general opinion they could not be attacked. It was supposed that Souit, in furiated at' not having accomplished the designs designs he intended,, would retire to Placentia, ascribing, this to the want of provisions, which the French army already began to experience. LISBON, Nov. 23.-- , ---The road to' Madrid is again open, and by this day's courier we have received Jotin:als from that city of the llth .in stant. The F.inpecinado had \his head-quarters still there.' .-General. Elio had set out on another destination. OFFICIAL DISPATCH FROM MARSHAL THE MARQUIS OF WELLINGTON, TO HIS EX.CELLENCY DON MI- GUEL PEREIRA FORJAZ. " Head-quarters, Pitip•gua, Nox. 7 " The enemy repaired the bridge of Toro in mucli less time than I expected., I therefore or dered Sir Rowland Hill to continue his march by nintivero,„;, upon Alba de :formes,; and as soon 4s I found he had sufficiently advanced, I left (yesterday morning) the position which I had oc cupied in front, of Tordesillas, sinCe the 30th of last month, and I tut marching for the heights of •St..Cristoval, in front of Salamanca. " The enenty have not attacked the rear of the troops under the comma,nd of General Hill, nor have those on the Douro followed the march of the army under` my command. I conclude these two corps Will join, which, in 'consequence of the sittiation of the DourO,.l cannot prevent. Gen. B:iil&teros remained in Granada on the 20th of October." VALENCIA, Nov.. 12.—The ProTindal Deputa tion has lust received from the Captain Oeneral of this province; and Commandant General of the Fifth Army of Operations, a. dispatch, in which has been pleased to copy that which, of the date of the 30th instant,. Don Cleco ad dressed to him ficiin Talavera de la Reina, and which is . as follows: Most Excellent I coniaiunicatcd to, you the entrance' of the French into Madrid, on the of All Saints (Nov. 1), in the evening, I now comMunicate to you that, they again eva cm-Ile(' it yestetdav, at eight hi the morning, taking with them their sick, and directing their course towards (.Idaratna. '1 here were in that city 16,000 Spaniards, which we had in Guada laxara.. " Head'-quarters, Badajoz, Nov. 12, 1812." M;:inkuD, N6V. 6.—On, the 3d inst. the King was pleased to issue the following decree : EkTRACTS FROM TIIE MINUTES OF THE. SECRETARY- SHIP OF STATE. " In our Palace at Madrid, Nov. 3. -4 'it Don Joseph Napoleon, by the grace of God and the Constitution of the State, King'of Spain and the Indies, we have decreed, and do decree as follows _ _ _ " Att. 2. The Yrefect of Merida, Don Francisco 'reran, shall exercise, nd interim, the functions of ,the piovirice_of Madrid. , " Art. 2. These functions shall extend also to the towns of the neighbouring Prefectures, which ..are without Prefects, or in Which they are not ;installed. ‘" Art. 3. Our Minister of the Interior shall be charged with the execution of the present decree. (Signed) rIIE KING. " By his Majesty, the Minister Secretary of State, " MARIAt•TO LUIS DE URE11.1130." By another decree Of the sane date, the King has been pleased to ordcr, that during his ab sence with the army, the Minister of Police, and the Minister of Justice, ad interim, shall dis patch the subjects appertaining to ecclesiastical al fairs,; and his Excellency the Marquis de Aline nara; Minister of the- Interior, those appertain ing to the Ministries of Finance and War. `,1 1 liou,;11 lye hare received a complete series of Madrid Diaries and (Paella, from the Ist to the 17th of November, they contain no kind of intel ligenCe not known before (except the Decree here with sent) ; "and most of them no intelligence whatever, being entirely filled up with a few ad-. vertiseinents and extracts from'publicatious. HODS"; Or COMMONS, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 2. , . . .. . . , . .. . Tbe House met at half .past two o'clock, .ar.d immediately on ben g thrilled, proceeded to Carl- ton thinse.With . the Address. They returned at tour O'clock, •and adjourned till to-Morrow. rgord LbD(iN GAZETTE, Dac. 1 1, 1 e 12 . . . ad neg. Drag - 6 . ons, - Cornet Mork Johnstone to be Lieuteu,..it, Vic.. Masy...y, Lleceiqt-..1. W. B. Stapleton, (lent. to be Co,- net, vi,:•: , J;;lvn.stone. _ . . 1511; Light Dragoons, Lieut. A. s. Mete to be Captain of '():;1.i. by purchase,' vice C;rttkii,. prprimted. 19th DittlL O i ch:stnid, Gent. to be Cornet, by per • .chase, vice Litca4 promoted.. .Ist R. Foot Gu Ebsignlnes to be Lieutenant, by Purchase, vicejtobins,,n, who retires. CclitAreian E!);! . 4, , 1 .John Talbot to be Lietitenant, vice E. Harvey, billed in action. . • Kortf. - tht, 69th )i'oot., • vice Talbot, Henry Arnlytag•c, Gent. vice Eurgess, killed in aeti6n, to be Ensigns. • , . . . .. Assi.,tant-Sarg,eon John • Ttose, 'vice Coualb.e§, plated upon half-py, to be ilattaliOnsSurgeon. , . ' . • , Ensign and Adjutant 8.. Selway, from the Surrey Local Mi.- litia, vice _Holuies, placed- ui:on the lletird I...ist, to !re Quarter-:Piaster.... 7 To - ot,'Ensi g n J. Home to be. Lieutenant, vice +'{'A.- . . . thug, dismissed the service. • . . 4th rfato, Ensign J. White to be Lieutenant, withaut par . chase, vice Keating, who te;igns. .. . Gev,d - ye Gahh, Gent. vice M'Veagh, who resigns, and Ensign Edward Town, from 1:I.! Portuguese service, vice White, to be Ensigns without purchase. . , • - . 7th Ditto, Lieut. J. ii. Westcott,. from . the 73d Foot, to be .Lientctiant, vice _Me :dc, who exchanges. 21st Ditto,.ticcond Lieut. J4ines Kynd to beyirst Lieutenant, .by purchase, ,vice Gordon, promoted. ,Robcrt Crawford, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, by pnrebse,.vice it nd. 31st Ditto, Serjearit Astier, from 32d hoot, to bes . Ensin, without pnrctrise r vice Kirkb ' ank, who resigns. Ditto - , Brevet Lieut. Col.. J. It.. Ward, from the 27th Font, to be Major, without purchase. 38th Ditto, Lieut. W-Willshire, Vice Qwens, aud tieut. T. P. Mimdtin, vice Todd, killed in action, To be Captains of Compa Mos. Ensigns George Young, ripe ivl‘Plierson, killed in action, J. Andersiin, vice Wiltshire, and A. Campbell; vice Mitichii), to be Lieutenants.- Volunteer Robert M'Alpine, from the . Ist F9ot, vice Young, - Gregory, Gent. Vice Anderson, Thomas Evans, Gent. vice Campbell, to be Ensigns. 39th Reg. Foot, Limit: W. Hick to he Captain of a Company, vice Marlow, deceased. Assistant,Surgeon Jo:ni Parke, from sGth Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Murray, pro moted in the 66th Foot. 44th Ditto,. Ensign Richard Phelan to be Lieutenant, vice Lennon,. killed us action,. JaMes White, Geat. to be En sign, viceStuith, dead of his wounds. Swjeant-Major Jas. Chri,;lsie to be ditto, vice Phelan: 45th Ditto, Ednnind Hesledeu, Gent. to be Ensign, by par cha;el vice Herrick, promoted. 50th Ditto, James Dutl Mackay, Esq. to be-Paymastervice Crochley, deceased. . 52d Ditto,,Ensign the Hon. W. Browne to be Lientenant,ly purchase, vice Wood, promoted in the 68th Foot. 54th Ditto, Major JOU, Eail. Waldegrave, from the lc. , th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, by pur:hasc, • vice Currey, who retires. 53. h Ditto, Ensigns T.W.'.Tames; vice Clifford, deCeased, and Ensigbi Chatles W. Huckley, vice'Sankey, deceased, to be Lieutenants, without purchase. - Campbell, Gent. vice James, acid Volutite.7 James Tra 7 vers Burke, from the 74th Foot, vice Hockley, to be En signs. Lieutenant. Nathan Tipson, vice Hobson, killed in action ; to be Adjutant. _ Gist Liao, Lieutenant Gilbert Stewart, without parebase, vice Oke, promoted, and Lieut. James Give,a, vice ()Wen, pi:ciliated, to be Captains of Companies. Ensign James O'Brien', ;ice Stewart, and'Ensi - srn Charles Van:- drenil, vice Given, to be Lieutenants. - Atkins, Gent. vie Beete, killed in . action, Volunteer Bartlett, from 2.d , Foot, vice O'Brien,,aiid. Edwarci Waldron, Gent. vice Vandrenil; to be Ensign. 73d Ditto, Lient. T. 11., Meade, from the 7th rot it„ to be _ _ Lieutenant, vi .2e Wcstcott, who :.:chan.r,es 92d Ditto, Capt. b. Macdonald' to he 5.1a0r; without pu'r-= chase, vice Grant, who retires upon full-pay. Li.. At. John Hill to be Captain of a Con:pany, vice -MacJoinkt, E n A g h Ewan Ross to be Lieutenant, vice Hal. seijea:it- - Ewen Kennedy to be EnSign, vice Ross. 3d We3t India Ile;;. Conrad Ileel, Gent. to he Ensign, with out purchase, vice. lkutiay, who resigns. Ueyion iteg. Lieut. S. Jenkins to be Captain of. a Com pany, without pnrcliase, vice FrtLrick, apppninted to • Veteran !?attalion. lath Royal Veteran -Ensign Robert Hay, vice Do 9ovan placed upon half-pay, and 1 20. ch, vice daveikam, placed on the itetiz - ed List;to. be Lieute nants. _ _ - ur . • Serjeant-Major Aligns YPTagf.rart, vice Illy, S , f,r3eant-Major Vt. - Mimi' Austin, from 25th foot, vice Peach, to bt, Resigns: Royal Waggon Train, Lieutenant h-aollolomeiv I-Forsell to he Captain of a Troop, without purchase. Comets G. Bakewill, C. earter, and li. Green, to be Lieu , tenants, without purchase. •- R. Langley, Gent. vice Haliewill, \V. Attin3oft, Gent. vice Carter,' and Serjeant E.Sthith, vice Green, to be Cornets. The King's German Le ion 2d Regt. Light Dra.;oon, Lieut. 3tolzenberg to. be Captainof a Troop, vice Schulte , dec. Cornet M. Loning, to be Liuutenant, vice Stolzenherg.• 3d Ditto, Lieuts. B. Both and C. Heisse, to be Captains of Trimps. Cornets Eberhard Friederichs, vice Both, Fredexiek Nanne, 'vice Heise, Henry Humboldt, and Augustus Reineche, to he Lieutenants. ;... _ ..„ Ite;inientzti Serjeant-Major Christian Cfellizrs, Friede rich?, and' Serjeaut Lewis Krause, vice' Nanne, to he Cornets. Ist Bat. Light Infantry, Ensign John Baumgarten to he Lieutenant, Vice Frederic!: Baron Fledcmann, who resign:. The Doke of Brm,swiek Oels' Corps, Infantry, Lieut. W. _ Jn-nh jo be Cartala of a Company, vice Itatlonitz, de etas:ed. --- Berg to lte Lieutenant, vice Unruh. S,,rjeant Bredow to be Ensign, vice Berg. BREVET.—Captains James Denhis (of 49th Foot), W. Hal croft (of Royal Artillery )', James F. Fulton , (of 49th Foot, and j.ohn Williams (oi 49th FOtit), to be Majoi - s in the HOSPITAL STAFF.----E. Dowthtv Gent. to be Assi:tant . . _ Surgeon tp the Forces, vice Popps, appointed to 59th rk.E, Eugene. M=Swyny, Gent. vice Finnic, promoted, anfi Thomas BackhOnse, Gent. vice Fry, to be Ifospital.Mates fur Ge neral Service. McmoitAmoum,—l - lospital-Mate.. Matthew Pierrepoint is s t perseded:, being' absent without leave. O f fice if Ordnance; Noe. CS, 1812. Royal Ilegiment of Artillery. • First Lieutenant Marriott C. W. AytnrAi to be Second Captain, vice Browne, reigned. Secont Lietr:enant Charles Spear man to be First Lieutenant, vice,Aytoun. CoMmission in the 43d, or Argyll 'and Bute I",egiment of 'Mi litia, signed by the • Lord Lieutenant of tlie County of A yl l. Captain Colin Campbell to be Major, vice :,I.(Allister, ru signed. • DIVIDENDS—At Guildhall. Dec. 22. Loathis, High Holborn, harness-maker, at one. Dec. 24. Hooper, Suirrey, Kent, dealer, at eleven. Dec. 5. .1. Tarling West Smithfield, hay salesman,nt ten. Fel). 2. .1. Gray, Bishopsgate-street,linen-draper, at ten. Dec, 22. W. Jarman, Bishopsgate-street, Without, under- taker, - at one. Dec. 24. E. Ilisott, and `ii E. Robinson, linen- drapers, at one. Dec. 23. R. Bath, And erton, Devonshire, rope-maker, at four, at the King's Arths Inn; Flythonth. Dec. , 2tl. J. Cole, Norwich, silk mercer, at four, at the Ram- pant Horse Inn, Norwich. Dec. 24. W. Busn, Asbwick, St)mersetsbire, dealer, at eleven, • at ter Castle and Ball, Bath. Dec: .9.3. It. Evans, `:cotton Underedge, maltster, at et:rt.:a, at the Old Bell Inn, Bariley. ~qqo