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.11; I ~~l ,~c' o' ,; n' se' af t ' ;a l4 fltS 5 , 10 , ot, k. ( d . . - 0 7 41 Kt ~... ••• •-•_. •- ,• - •• I 11 - , ice et . • • ~41 Fo u l a--14 eUfenaht-Co.onel Sir I • ... , •1" • .... Alex. ikteis A . •,‘, ~- 1 _ ,. . `0, 4 . i: ,-; -. - t• L , hj i GlaCe the. h.litt If 1t. , ,,, '•'• •••• IS. 'B4l ( ~7mitcl, , A. D• C . • , .it.a...etil.nirt 1,i.,, liNton, teY - el - elv •fsitite ilea”),.; Lieut cp. I , ~ .e, ~,. /1- el t i: l 7 e l 9* CaUmi , ,t, A. 21,. C.. tn his Grata th,.!- ) ., 1, ,,,,,, i . On g ' t4 " ll. , ,et re'y• - Isitier• de;td) 1 11410 r Him* (I 'l* l ' uoth , 'l iii t i' 4A , ' „,• s , - T i t i..(I••. ‘' s ‘l e ig ;:!r t e l l ) ;, t i‘ M la a j. ;:i l t . C A ti n a t i. lr l e ‘ s w il li c a k e ‘ ii .) , i t t y l i, jr 4 E th . (,I:,,i`ina ICeiittAhlt• A 1) C'. to M ' l i hr-t-irencia ,, r• tO 111.,;,3„,"1g1it1i rvlNjo ' t• I , ' • e:St • taltge, 71st i . .. , t• A• U . '-'• . , d et , ll ; Captain 1.0 •i-t.eliet•al yir D P. k . ”sine: • 0 . . • . 1,, (left •4. 1., ~ , 4 , U. aC severely aq l , "• i'asliiiiii, (Nth F.mt, It: A. -1•• (3.,,,"'-',..")esrttb. Foot, I),A a'.:Plitined) : Captain. Edward l'ilig ( 'P..!:" ."-- (Major), bltt 1,.•7'. 1 ‘ 1. • G. slil , :litly ; Capytin T. Hutifer bl ., air , • . ) Nt i 0, P,riEade Major. severely ; Capt..in Cy. , ,..t i ( l' . • : l i f t - r p e a u y r: let r. i i • G. L., Seyerelj, ; Captain I. Noel II atris . , e ta s.i,vial lili- t t i - l ` c ); Pigttt arm ainputitt ed); Ca ,t. fleii.l):.!)..33lsl;t4uditiS, I titi,, ) ,'.' l 'ghtlY ; Capta in Willi - am Stottict t t•, i , , , t •1• to Lord• Hill siiglilly ." Cart . Henry I-% allia• e ,i.'taii., -.11 •lnce e ad) ; (.!apt. Orlando Bridgman, ist „ ti w t:ar ti tl t s b , IV ' A . .C. to 11'1.6 ' - i. - ;, re ; a l ii vn ,,,e, severely; i- ail %,' t ,ti AI . ori.ly, • E xtra ' A ‘ . 'r ll - - .. - C. to !il:tjoi- General . Gr ii ant c ,. S t e c ; )0,49_,,, .I.lrut. Ralph 'Mansfield, 15th Hussars, a ..1. ,' .. , half _ W. 1--(itueral Grant, slightly Lieut. James Roo_h . ,, ne. __, t)'„6,.Xtra A.D. C. to his Ronal Highness tbe I . l l_l .I. , ( if , : t i b •r e A' qightlY; Lieutenant Hamilton, 1 •It.ij -- ,, . 0 . slightl y . 11.,,.i t. „ w a ,, Th o rnhill,. 711a 4b I t i ' ussars: crely; Vk b ,*• to Livi ;ten - Intli.' • , ral Earl of Uxbridi,eitsorL'iut. u,s'ill Tinnuas Wi ' l,Jou l ' l l i I :7th Flussars, A. I); C. titilliral Earl of C.,..;ni'dite .siiminly ; Captain J. J. Fraser, 14 14,.. ‘ ns rirs ? A.l). r' tt ' ; Lit." tii.'enant-General Earl 0 , ,U ,,s_ . 11.,5 e i‘si!,:htlY ; Lie • uiettaitt Horace Seymour ; 18t . h . P.', 4 ,1.4, ' t ... • ‘,. I 0 Lieut•-General Earl of Uxbt , •idge l , s sl l if i h i i ii i a ); il t,..iiellaro:.n,4--yaptain 1W ward Kelly, Coint. "al 14,...?"".atutl Samuel Cox, sek• - (:•rt iy. Sir Itil-it.!,bertcni'47l, I.Jorse Gnard (Blue . ; Lieutenant Colonel 'II , „ l • s ererelv; 'Lieutenant- 010n .. e d Everard IS . . „-. )i L;eat. t i t'illii;in Chnlille Shasve, nit "t i) ‘4le, slikeitl I Clement Hill, Cat,?ti'"i r.'e't.r.Ytt•s-Captain *Michael Turner, , , trr e i 4 , l :' J• P. Naylor, sli-litly • t.:aptain J. P. h‘% ( - • ' . severely .n s ,, S e ..; Istuti,v)., ,Lietit. IV. I). Irv i ne, .sl ' ightly. ~c vq,,rerely ; (41.t7';1i brin:oons-Captaii'l C. E. Itrulelifre, •,..-, ~d Sig, 1'r4; .4 A• It Captain I.i . e.tena,,ts G. Guntutig . ~,,,...c .e , slitli;',N, slightly. e T. It. Kelly, severely.; Sam. %.% Y:." ias. 111 i '3'; ' C. t)nti liiine severe)y: ; S. GoodeuoUgh, an 1 CI ill (1. t,•illgltly. • '' ' (•:,i',,''' 114 I)ra geon..;-.NI•j o -s J. B. Clarke (Lieutet: i a l i t t . 1!1ght,1..%. i t'N'ci'ely ; told .1. P. I - Elul:in (Lieuteleitit i ;C a u d ll I Ver s!), 4' C 4 lnains,.f allies Punic, (Nikki") al1(1 itin• •Francis tleparyetelY ; Lieutenant Julio Mills, slightly;d ,h .. ' 4 01 . , ' ',.la"les Carruthers severely (since -c i t ' ' th bi......isont,syndhaiii , severely.' and Ir. ‘4,,!,(i,.3--.Lieutenant- Colonel :11nter. V.V .4 •'i . P. S. l'iller (Lieutenant-Colonel), lexander 1-141:s-twit; iind .Htiti. S. Douglas, Lieutena.nt. ..1 714 I-111rd, severely. (Co i 7C'ealf,t'aisiliisg slight -1,1 William l's,.:l4.s..'iri--Caplains Thomas William 1101)ins, Ed.- • lttrll • i, r ,aki P. A. ileyliger, Lieutenants It. innigl as ' Alt i t ~t ‘ ers, an 1 Koberi Beattie sevetelY• - ), I,‘ 4sitrs,-.1.: • - t• I I' (.1 Wunntin (Colonel. ve io . , It utenati_-Coame e , ••• •••. . s jotait-,nr ,,, laptain John Grey, slightly; Captain Arit?,)titi'l Charles 1 Voull; Litiutenants Robert Arnold, and 1111, i'.iny Bacon, seVerely. ii'el,;ll't brilgoons-Captain J. A. Schreiber, , slility; Iwich,,'nl Frederick Wooi severely; Ricii4td Coals, ltlY; alai Robert lilii,, ,, lth ' severely. t.,01:‘,44,111. Drits le F. C. i f . a " ii• •• -- Lieuteita;it-Colonel Hononrab , , 1.... 1. ,1441 : 1 :1 1 ::, )t t '`f•nlid), and Captain . Edwin Sandy s, se' e i t ) ' 'AI u.,, %. H. Dowh,g geu , slightly. t4tol e i'i t o .goont—Lieutt-iiant-Colonel Shap . 110yee,.C u a l l: ,.. - , s , • 0,11;h Donert - Georg.: Dohert, and Charles ,13 ,,,d , Li k ., 's'lttY ; Laeute)i;aut .lu b l - itT Gale severely (since d , t .",,i: i 411,1Tiallt john Pviun' 1. severe) y (since dead), -Lieut!..n , a t.v. 4 41 11„ '• loin, James :?till, an.. lieurgit I - 1. P3'.:1 . • St?t'l _ l .- : vtite,-"'Lit•TUrnalit-enlonel Lei6llton 1)alr) 111 1 . ) . 1 s_e, riti . ,Y c f anipm atm!) 1 Ceuta: l u Josepti 'lUreliwell s d t lewii.,ll'll,-ltaleti ;) .Cptain .I:•.:• a it..Whiteford,.. an . ” Li eu- ” . _ .,1 . 4„, slti , \VII liartx, 1.1,,,•ani, seetn,iy. ; Lieutenants ..1:.,,i1y:i . • D'. l i ley , s :a . rge Ai Dat"ykins, sligtuly; Licatein:utd.uniy I.l'ucli ' -'. lei ely.(siti¢o, dead. - •• - T. • se,. vei.o,t Pra g• ton s• -.• Lieutenant-Colonel . Jautes 1 ~ t y. , . aul , th( e ) ; Captain Ri chard•Werland, :end Lieutenant, A )111 l itli li''' slightly; Lieutenant . N.l). Crialton, severely. 1.),„ 'l'4ol-Lieutenant Charles Hesse, and Adjutant H. 1-bd f,:•"l,",„t''re, sevetely. 1 .;ap?., 4 . t Ligla Dr agootis-Nlajor J. M. Cutliff r , severely ra id ° t i n- C. W e bi, D a „ te, .ii„iitiv; cavtain I•lioint. ...,:.. , it„,.klia.l*,r), and Li eutenante l Ttionias 13. II ail/ set ei L ') ' ilt 12iT1,atit Brabasin Disia;Y, slightly. . Col,'"iii• Dragoons, King•s German Leg,ton7Li.e.utenant till.l?‘ 3 .oliir -11•ilow severely ; Major N•4i!"Y; Captain B. Botlinter, severely; Calii"in",,r. , A. I;a:it/cosi ei p n : stl!.•'''severe” ,(1. Hattori, slightly I Lieatenant U. flanr_„, , 11',,:' Y t Lieuivu ;tit W. Mackenzie, and "sn ' e l 1.4-••,,,Slig,litty ; Cornets h. He \Janne, and 'fritton, I t ( 1 . ."'17 ; Adjutant W ri.rielie, slightly. ris'ltt bregouns, K. G. L.-Lieutenaut-Colimel.C. de,..30n -1 ,Lt s , SC- Tt i ...l, . .._.: ...,0 ,}. • tie fll, la ,ifil .. . , _ t ,;1 1 1.ie11t!.,11-., lit ' lie - it. C! ti ' 'lt ,kti le,PY tai rely. l',..rei'`ll.,; k ' . ti: J.' - L T A ni ,N 1 ye s - t t' s ,"l T 1 Ca l'iarts la t r ir , c 0 i*. nee y 9 u y s Um, c ici t,i n gi: lit i. t ..: 9 :, e i o ud, r , g c‘ e ivi il ar a i i., n:, :I , i g c h ,t t , I y ,ei • • 1,C1::'?'• Li•'uttoaiits )),moan True and Christopher Oelil- I, • C°l 4ar.. r etY• Cornet Frederiek irloyer, sliglaty; Cornets o•ey a l .., Yits%ela and Huns Hudenberg,seVerely.' ..: tapta•llll,erY, Britisii-Nlajor William Lloyda, severely; 4114.,,i:1i. Charles Napier, severely; Captain John 1 ai,.. , ‘ , „ (I liiii t l sev *rel y leg amputated ) ; Captain Robert ..33 it io 8 q• it i kt Bli gh'. l Y; Ci•.tas- Whinyates, C. C. I)att 'l,4 A•rtTediniald, an i ,l W: Weblitt• slignltY* 1, sligh tly ,J .,, t . ry, K.G. 1, .. - Captain ,Augustus Sympher, 't'Yal „v 4 . 1, alaia %Villialll Bralifij severely. I"t'lta-t ‘‘‘.serl", I lritislt-,:f. F. Straugeways, slightly; Lieu.. Y 'si t '''. •• L. 'Bereton, *severely ; • 11- . L. Itune, sev.l e lei4P\ 4"11; Lieuten . ant William Sin.th, sightly; I.!e , u- . 'itte,, i. Ctoinie* severely (Psoth, legs amputated) , ;. L , t i t r u, 44, 1 4. /.). ellr), Foste.., severely ; I.,;eutenants D. C , rays . o . :- l e aa u t paYs gliilY; Lieut. C. Spearman, severe.y., 1 • 4 2- . Vey , s , • Manners, severely • (siiice dead); Lteut. William „...I,‘ o.l)".olleie,l,ve'rt'tll?.,.lyight arm amputated); Lieutenant ft- ell'!,"\i'lliletier.V;K..G. 1, .• -- Lieutenants Lev,*•is Erythropel and (,w vo.. se, severely:. I . 1141 s;tgefinr,e7r,'-Lieut. J. W: Pringle, slirlitle. 4'lolll-r.: Cur s _ slightly; Lieu'. 44t(;,.ir"torge D. Mill, severely. ' • k. , ,, , lit,c o l, nt.i . , Captains .tu..lart (Lieu t'‘.:,:r;', 1 ( ( . 1. ' a : i:l 3l : e i , t 1: 3i , : a) r ' i t ' l . 1 ): : ( Isi . t e l c i ; ,l ' e t I t . : ( d il ) \'.l , L ' F i l e l• tu Nl e it i l t i a nt : - t r i eY t s s ('; F Lo r oi .; k i 'le , e l e i :L i u u t t -- lit ,t.y F ~,,, ail Sualerville W. Burgess (Captain): 5e (,,,,.., i •issigii clviiry Liiseelles slig htly. Ctil t ", ad Batt -.. . ' ,O 1•v (Lieutenant .l, .. °a ' l ), se • • *---LtPlatn lienr)• D ) C • ' t „ant-Cu i•lelL ~ x•(rely ; Captain George Frail (Lieu e _ t aim . i 4n gliily ;. t aeuten..atit Holt: Robert kleinents (Cap 41,1•T;'y't;iit); Lieutenant ('llarles Parker Ellis (Captain), .C.,,--tr:441,-,',.,..,45;gri Robert Batty, slightly ; Ensign Robert • • t4tre;iri•o`,.,rttY* t "t '' 4 l-4. •. „T" a rds, (2d rl att.-Citpt. Daniel Nl'Kinnuli (Lieu , - `e.:ta t , t r• -),'slightly • Can-iin Henry WYLltlliaiu (('-, :. ...`- 0, 01101 . •. ' ' "." FclwArd 'Stunner p i,a,,,,, . 11 •seetety ; Lieutenants, . . • 41,,,.„ , old !lon Itobert 'Moore (Captain), severely; . (Lieu 1, .". 1-I:;.rr is- 4 • .." , ,-. •trth ,' • • Ensign Joun Id .)..,....t„4.11,,,, „.I.c.c tki o.:A.. , ri__l..s, svit!reiy .., fel ... ( . 2,,;1 4 01, I t ! iZ t , fitly ; ,k.nsign Henry Vane, .ses d e .. y Lieutenant' h.'fiel),.,., :`_4";--Captatit Charles Daishwoo Bowater ._ . eute... 1,., 1 t't tu„,;` i t ,erF,Y; , Cartains Eduard c (L , f;_ 1 tei1,,,...k., sitg hay ; Charles ''hest (Lieu”: . tdentel) ; ' ~ i i ', . .), r ,.,t- t•-• I,3kieord liesketh (Captain), slightly . L_ ..' e n u g t .; '(.l. '11;011,,%r"fln• (C;!ptilin), severely; Lieutenant 13 11 fa ; ;. iitil,,lrrts.sir,,''), Faisigns Charles Lakt• and uttvia i 1i ,..01, kd : ', 3 0 n, severely (since dead.), • /,'.l) 11‘.‘,„1...,4tt•-•;-Major Colin Campbell (Lientenan . t: h C t o i l , o . t lital it , tt7; autai4 L. Arguirnbau (Major.), stt i'. .) ' ' i l*( . l, , ..4")11, Nl`Utillilltl, ,It'U t t Illigh Massey, C•ilaJnis)., . - ~... l. •Nl'il,-ietitenailts Arclitheld' 114 m-risen, Geuege , L i a t o n a b . ri t i. e s, r, and William DuT,s, severely ;.Lieti. t ,Lt a .„,, u s Tit' s , '9lt, an.! J. I. Black, slightly; Ensigns 1 Ito, . tb ei s und •••!oseph Mili.av, slightly ; Ensig,us Lt ,01."1, M. *lt i . ,:l'i ' sevv,rtlY ; (-I.rtarter.' ter 'I nos. Ciritritlis •Slightl)• ,:i: I • ‘t ' l4 tt--C• 1 t.- . - C;D. Wilson ard 'dallies C. ' ) . 1, 11. ; • ;'.! 1 i,v.,...'tti I,Lie•at; c•;:ann3ts J • olm Brown: George Smith, t . s, t . ciit i 1,1,.,, 'Ti itliana Squires, severely; Lteute;oaii . tlto . : Iy,'Mt a t „ l. ,! it „ds sli.•:''tly ; Ensir,n W. M. Matthews, slant ) , •i, p:-..• ml 5. it.,,N.Lardsiin serenely. •'• tl p ,, ':s ad Ilatt.-E ns;,:ili Alfred Cooper, slightly. ... . F. ' l`,' ' l st 'B u tt i iZ.lli . •!titint-Colonel , Sir H. W. Ent! .1111 ii,---i,Coloriel',, s ' evere ' ly S . lnce de; , , Al) ;, I ‘ 3 '!.i." . ' J. 1.F . ...,_': S 4 :l' ‘,. tt'letl4llt-00101/0)1 SeVivelY; ' ..l,,till'litlY; Lie oteilan • CW. 4-1... Captain litstry .1 . I . u t Griffiths, severely; Lieu t. 4714 /.,)'11•11., ',irate: ant It .D. Sicilev' sl i ghtly. _ 1 te m .s l , Ist h al ,. (.. apiai i s jo i o , if are Emajor„ slightly; Ix; ' t " 1 ,,1u , “ • 11, ,• 1 ueiker, serer;') Lientenani•s is Craddock G. MiDomild, , - r v., ,t,sn'tolt, 14. - P. ,d • It iii FOrteseue, - . ' . . ' • 'l ,.'-ii it; .'''''''' • kia •••";% "" 1 ' Mills,- severely; k;'"g" A.,'. it;. ,tit.ti,. -se !:I.l: eiN ttu'l l ' ' '' !i t o -n rJ i ultu ' Ditalas, 511•61itlY ; l'Nli9k,sitl,',„l-:4.lvard liasude,:c• `a, s'e':•err'ely• • ..., 1:4 1 4 1 ---N 'ilur 11. Nixoll (Lieutenant-Colonel), severely ; K,,u. tz.tia.e,t Llewetivii (Major), it•yerelV ; C4/4:•itici""l Ito-Y.' %"o'-tiv: ( 7 :ipt"ain s ; I'. Erlglii•li, C.V. F, v , tikii""m!' . . tIiTY:•I% "ill:t'o, Heavy ilitivard, Charles 11. Caretithets, t c ,., " Clail., •• • • ..- • . h i , iNillington Slad" Il' l d John 1),:e"rtt)„.; C y "P""' •3') G Ilicrrin, severe . eite.t‘l•4'' d ead ;4 F.,ll;l6•l'sr ; Jutl e lll i :t t t a l i ": 1 11),. se % 1 / 4 :rel) ; Adi u" C‘44,13 Ijritlilat,td, slightly. 2,11 h r‘ot—Majors \Via. Eailey (Lieu( . and - C. A. Vl get:Oink (Lieut.-Col.) severely ; Captain N. Gore, slightly;, Lieutenant R. C. Elliot; ; Lieutenants jiStin Fetittlity and ,Joint Pratt; severely ; Lieutenants It. Ilngbes; y.lO - R. Daniel; John ItOe (11). slightly; Lietitenant Si'. 0. Waken, severely; Adjutant M. Andresks, Foot—Captain . Hugo Harrison,eveiely; _Lieutenan t Itosilewiti anti Joules Colt burst, slightly; Lietite flints Horan and. 'Jonathan Jagtie, 'severely Fisigo J. M'Conetty, Johti Birtwhistle, and W. Bennett, severely; Adjutant David Deities, severely. 8 . 3.1 root—Captains Charles Knight and J. M. Harty, slight.; ly; Lients. Thomas Iteid,ll Westunire, anti Samuel Pa;;;In, severely; Lieutenants Thomas Haight', and John Cameron, severely, (since deid); Ensigns W. 11.4 in and --- Drury, severely ; Ad; ittant . W. Thain, slightly. 40th Foot—Ca p tains C. Ellis, and J. H. Barnett, ,severely; Lieutenants R.-Moore, J. Mill, and J. Anthony, Severely; Lieutenant J. Calupbel I, slightly; Hon. M. Briwn, severe ly; Lieutenant J.'ltobb, slightly; Eusign4 F. Ford, •and J. Clarke, severely. . 42ti Foot.--Caßtain Mungo M'Pherson, slightlY; Lieuts.John Orr and (it:urge Giffin Munro, severely; Lieutenants Hugh' A. Fraser, aid James Brawler, .slightly.; Quarter -Master M'lntosh, 44th Foot—Major George o!Mealy (Lieutenant -Colonel) , slightly; Lieutenant James Burki, severely; Adjutant Thomas M•Cann, severely. 51st.Foot—Captain Samuel Beardesley, Severely; Lieutenant Chas. W. Tyndale, slightly. 52d Foot—Major Chas. Rowan (Lieutenant -Colonel), slight . ly; , Captain Charles Digole, se v e rely; Captain :l a mes Fred. Love (Major), severely; Lieutenant Charles Dawson, se verely ; Lieutenant Matthew Anderson, severely (left leg amputated); Lieutenaats Geo. Campbell, and Thomas Cottingham, severely; Adjutant John Wintirbottom, se- verety: 69th Foot—Captain Lewis Watson (Major)'severely ; Ensigns Ilent y Anderson and Edward Hodder, severely, 71st Foot —lst Batt.—Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Reynell -(Colonel) slightly ; Major Arthur Jones (Lieute nant -Co- • lonel) severely ; 'Captain- Donald Campbell, slightly ; Cap tants William A. Grant, and James Hendersuo, severely; Captain Clia,les Johnson (Major), slightly ; Lientenaat Joseph Barralier, slightly; Lieutenant John Raleig Eltires, severely, (since dead); Lieutenants Robert Lind, and lto" Bert Lawe, severely; Lieutenants Carique Lewin, John Roberts, and John Coote, slight 44 Adjutant W. Anderson, slightly. 73d 'Foot—Lieutenant-Colonel W. G. Harris ' (Colonel), se- . verely ; llajur Archibald ;.I•Leati, severely ; Captains H. Coane, William Wharton, and John Garland, severely, Lieutenants John M'Connel, and 'llloutas• Reynolds, se- Veaely ; Lieutenant Donald Browne', severely, (sett arm u mputated) ; Ensign William M'Bean, seenrely ; Ensign Charles Eastwood, slightly ;. Ensign George Bridge, se verely; Adjutant Patrick Hay, severely. 7911, Foot-•-Captains Jadses Campbell, Niel Campbell, se verely; Captain John Caintrion, bey crely (singe dead) ; Lieutenants John Fowling, D. Cameron, and Ewen Ca ras run, severely; Lieutenants A. Guile-roil, C. Nl...Arthur, and A. Forlies, Ensigns John Nash and A. S. Crautorde, slightly. 92d Foot—Captains Peter Wilkie, and Archibald Ferrier, Slightly • Lieutenants Robert Winchester , and Donald M•Dona'itl, severely; Lieut. James Kerr Ross, slightly; tieut..lanies Hope, severely. Dstlt Foot (Ist Battaltoil)—Lieut.-Col. Sir A. F. Bernard, K. C. B. (Colonel; slightly ; Major Ales.. Cameron (Lieut-Col.) severely ; Captains Edward Cha.wiler, and Will. johnstone, - Ist Lieutenants John Malloy, Joini Gardiner, George Siva mons, and John Stillwell', severely (since -dead); id Lieu tenants Allen Stewart, J. Wright, James Church, severely. 9Sth Foot, id Batt.—alajors Amos GAlsolit Morcott Col.) and George Wilkins (Lieut.-Col.), severely; Captain George Miller (Major), severely ; Captain John - loch; severely (left arm amputated); Lieutenants Williatu Humbly aintEd ward Coxon, severely ; Lieutenants Donald Cameron, Hobert Cochrane, Joan Fry,. slightly; Lieute nants John Ridgway, Joseph Lytiatn,• Richard Eye, Joseph Walsh, severely; Lieutenant Vera tt , :e6b, slightly. 95th'Fo.t, 3d Batt.—Major John Rosa (Lieutenant-Colonel), severely ; Captain Jaunts Fullerton ( ‘iajor), severely ; First Lieutenants .1. 'l'. Worsley and G. H. Shettley, severely. Ist Light Batt. ,K. G. L. —Major Hans Bussehe, severely • (right. a rm amputated) ; Captain Fred. Giisa, severely ; Lieutenants Christian Heise illl4l tier Vvoirattc, severely ; Lieutenant Adolphus Koster, slightly; Lieutenant H. Le onhart, severely; Ensign A. Geotzkow, slightly; ,Ensigns Charles Bell at and A. Heise, severely. g;i Light Balt. K. G. L--Lieutenant F. - . Kessler, severely ; Lieutenant G. Meyer ' slightly; Lieutenants O. Luitlain and Rielktigel, severely ; Lieutenants M.•Johin and T. Cur rey, slightly ; Lieutenant G. 9.. Gr awe, Ensign George Franck, Adjutant D. - Tinitnann, severely, • , Ist Lille Batt. K. G. L.—Major William - Rohertson, severely ; Captains Gerlach, Schlaitter ' " severely; Lieut. A. Muller o• and H. Wilding, severely; Ensign H. Luelten. severely A i iii,ta.o.s..lV-.1 , -6 - i - st.L - --Laptaiii F. Purgold, severely Lieu tenant Clare Decken;severely. 3d Line 13att. K. G. L.—Major Anthony Baden, severely; • Lieutenants Frederick Jansen and F. Les Chen, severely ;- Lieutenants A. Kuvlitielt and E. Ruckuck„ slightly. 4tll Line Batt, K. G. L.—Major G. chuden, severely (since dead) ; Captain Fl-hive, slightly; Lieutenants Casp Butts and A. Lengwortlif slig htly; Lieutenant. W. L. Disk Far got:, severely; Ensign Arnald oppugn, slightly:. Adjutant A. Hartwig, severely sth Line Batt. K. C.G. L.—Captain F Sander, severely; Lieu tenant C. Berger, severely; Lieutenant G. Klingsuhr, se verely. Bth Line Batt. K. G. L.—Captain C. Rongemont, severely; Lientenatit C. Sadler, slightly; Ensign W Mareau, severe ly; Adjutant T. Briiimann, severely. 3d Batt. Royal Scots—Volnriteer Richard Blacklin, 9:111iFoot; Ist Batt.-Volunteer Charles Smith; slightly: • .111issin ,,- ; . • • , Staff,„t.. G. , C: D. Hobert, Tir-Nlajor: General Staff—Lieutenant E. Gerstlacher, 3d Hussars, K.G.L. D. A. A. 6..woundetr. 2d Life Guards—Lieutenant Samuel Weymouth. Royal Ilurse Guards (blue) --Captain John Thilyts. Ist Dragoon Guards—Lieutenant-Colonel William Fuller (Co lonel), severely wounded ; - Captain Henry Graham, Lieu tenant Francis Brooke, severely wounded; Cornet Hon. H. B. Bernard. • Ist. Dragoons—Cornet Richard Magniae. • Dragoons—Lieutenant P. Ruffin 23d Light Dragoons—Lieutenant Stephen Conon. 2d Light Batt. K. G. L.—Capt. Ernest Helzertnin;wounded. *** We are compelled to postpone the insertion of snarly articles intended for this day's publication. MM LS. ARRIVED-1 Holland, 3 Haniburgb , 1 Flanders, 1 Halifax, 1 Guernsey and Jersey; 2 Dublin, 2 Waterford. Due-1 Lis boa, 1 Gottenburgii, 1 Dublin, t Waterford. PRICE 01 THIS DAY AT T Bank Stock, 3 per Cent. Red. 530 3per Cent. Cons. shut 4 per Cent. Cons. 7331 5 per Cent. Nary Ann. shut Bank L. Ann. 14 13-16ths F STOCKS 'WE LVE 14 . gLOCK. I . , India Bonds, Bs, tc. d is. Escbeq. Bills, 6s. Is.'4s.dis. Orttnipm, 1118. 12 pr. Om. payment, Ili 124 Cons. for Account., 600 SVeiAß.—Average Price or Bro‘in or Muscovacto'Sugar, computed frinti the Returns made in the week ending the 2r3t li day of June, 1815, is 635. Id. per cwt. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. Mortiiitsz,49 tuinates after 11.1 Eveuing, G laiattles after O. THE SUN. !MIAS/ QUIS DICE.Kg FALSUM AUL/F.41.T ? LONDON. MO NDAY, JULY 3, 1815. Orville, whence the Duke of WELLINGTON'S dispatches are dated, is a small village in the Electiou of 111ontdidier, and about 60 miles froni , Paris. B e i n g the head-quarters, it of Course fol lows that the 'British advance must have been so forward as almost to justify the expression that they were under •the walls of that city. ' Since w idng tl,e_above, we learn, on the hest authority, !Slat Pritssians- were acterrliy, in Sculls (sea •Subs•C'epleiit `iiarag l ra , a,rd Clint the junction betiveriit flietn.and - the Pr itio,l g as to b formed abont SuissonS abunt ihe 29th ; .so 1I at there can be little aonbi bf theii- being hint' before, or in rat is, at this inoment. • • Important as the general news of : day is, and anxious as we are to devote-as much Of our • attention as piissible to, it, our paramount doty . is the publication of the, glorious but Melancholy Lilt' tt; confirm tee fears, to a s suage the and to cheer the drooping hunts of thole (and the number includes the entire population of the Empire), who are interested in the fate of the h eroes Whose 'Valour has . rescued Europe on. the soil of Belgium., With the eicception, therefore,- of •the 'Hanoverian Con tingencies, whlch shall appear to-morrow; We have copied froin the Gazette Extraordinary the entire and perfect returns of the British Loss sus tained in the late Battles. It is indeed a dreadful Catalogue, and we thank God tht only...one such Victory was necessary to break the power of our EneMies, and secure the Independence of iSTations, and the Liberties of Mankind; Vie extract the fcillowing inipcirtant iptelligeriCe fratri that very iespectable arid- well-infiirtnetl Provincial Journal, The Hampshire Courier:-- , . .. ronTsmouTH, SATURDAY, icev 1, 15415. " The arrivalS from Havre have been very nu merous daring the week,, but the, news broughr by the passengers vague and coot' adietOry. On Wed.- nesday it was positively asserted that NAFoceoN was at Havre, in the CoMmandant's house, which "s-closely shut up.—Subsequent accounts posi= lively-contradict his being there.---The last arri val from Havre was this evening, at six o'clock, when a number of passengers landed, among whom was a Marquis, with letters whickhe says he received at Havre, express from, Paris, and that he wished to proceed to London ; but ill' conformity tb the positive orders to o:tr Collector ‘, of the Customs, E• ARNAUD, Esq.- front 0 - Overn- ... meta, •he would not allow him to prkeed, at which be appeared extremely sorprts'ed• We . p l ocured the following extracts front his .letterS : Extract of a Letter from, Paris :-jrednekay,2Bth June, rice o'Clock, P. M.- 7 11w Allies: are trout five to six leagues from Patis. It is will that .. W ELL INGTON has written to the Prsvisiouary Go vernment, to acquaint them he is advancing. with . 200,00 0 men, and recommends thern tO pOclaini: the KING. FoUGHE had commun:catcd this letter to the Chamber of PeerS, and told' theM it was' for them to answer ; upon which . they IMtl . , re -1 s olved to send a Peputation to the KIN?: it:ap:-' pc:tact! that . the Chttmher of lte - tiresentAtjyes . 11A:1 not gone so far, but promised it should be deter mined before the end of the week. , • . " Lire the, King " Another letter oldie „ sante d a te,. 10 o' c lock, P.' ti. says, •that the , Two Chanifters have pro ' claimed the KING, and that the Allies Will cute`' A Brighton Paper, (The herald) also publishea. a Second Edition on Saturday night,.purportitig. that a • boat had jtot reached that place front Dieppe with% Dispatches to the-Duke de C,TRIES, announcing the unopposed entrance of the Allies into Paris on Thurtlay, and that the King was t'o make his public entry on Saturday the Ist inst. Upon the latter intelligenee,we have only to ob serve, that the date of the Duke Of WELL: goToN's. dispatches, " Oreille; 291 h Jane," spews, that though the event was morally certain at the dis, tance of a very few days, it is premature to ascribe the 29111-as - the date at which his Grace took mi litary possession of nins, and put an end to the Political juggle carrying on in that capital. f ; ." . from Paris. The Allies, we are infori - ned on goadauthbl4- ty, have refused to eoter into any negociations with the Rebel French in Paris. All the Paris Journals . of the 27th have now 1- artived, and furnish . us With a few extracts, bat. they are . of very little importance. • A Rarnburgb also arrived this - tnotning, but the insertion of its c9ntents.may be postponed till to-morrow. The people of .Berlin are in transports at Ole news of the great Victory of Waterloo. Brussels, &c. Papers are more.interesting, _and are given at some length in our last page. The entrance of Lotiis XVIII. into Cambrav, is but . the prelude to a similar event in The pro;•4' gre3s of WELLINGTON and BLUCHER is As reptirw as if the whole country bad alteady.subfuitte-d.—' 'That submission is gradually and sni•ely`exten4 ing, and , there can be few fea'rs enter(anied7bits that all is settletLat the present hour. Credible report states that M.octrai: has en 7 l tirely cut off Geouc Fri from Paris,. and that the Prussian Light Troops were at Sentia,. 27 miles Dispatches were on Sathrday broughts from Lord CHARLES by GREES• STE a t Vienna, wooD, the Messenger, who left that (.:'apital ou the 21st, and Ratisbon on the 2fith. The Aus trian Army w as i n f u ll march to loin the Duke of \VELLINOTON. GREESWOOD met Lord CASTLE- . REALM on the road, about three miles from Ro chester, to whom he gave all the dispatches which wet; intended for his Lordship. It is said ; that in consequence of .the.4ath of his Serene Highness the Duke 'of the English Hanoverian Government have the Administration of- the Duchy of Brunswick, Guarnian to the Hereditary Prince during his minority. S_UN-OFFIcE, O'CLocn. thiu LI'VERPOoL:3 PA. - RI S! TILUCIIER AT DENTS, &c. Furthe'r bisimiches hav Arriiedtbey more confirm :all our 'Thursday last, the 29th, the brave Btu- CHER bad pushed oti to St. Denis, one short'stage from Paris,. Whettce it is • distant abotit seven htil6! At St. Denis the Prtissiki Mtn halted to await the junction of the Duke of WkLLINGTON, who vas coining up by a forced preghe. abovt May be considered as official. On Saturday at the latest, therefore, we take it fOr gra►ited the Allied Armies were in Paris. OFFICIAL BULLETIN. WAR DEPARTMLNT, JU LY 3, 1815. " It appears by a Dispatch from the Duke of WELLINGTON, dated Orville the 28th of June; that the Citadel of Camblif su rediered on the 23th, and Peromie was taken - 060i- very trifling loss) on the following day. The Allied Armies had continued their niOvements towards Paris. On the 28th, Mar- Shal MA/CI-HE'S troops were at Creepy, SenES, and La Fertelon; advanced Ci,tai.tl would. be ad the 29th, - at. St: Denis mid thidesse. "_Duke of WELLINGTON'? Army was betweesit 7St. Just and Taub on the 28th, and would,arrive ppoilthe ; Olie ou,the f llouing day." Several letteri trave been received from 1-tavre state positively tk‘it PC/eitiAPARTE ad esti batled near that port in a schotincr, destia;.,t, it Alilcrid. NAVAL NEWS. ER JULY . 2.—Arrived. here, and ern barked last evetling; 11:c - itig,ht lion. Lord tAg •-+LEREAdii; ,on hoard.. the Adrioirid•,y yacht, 81141 sailed -under con6y. of-tr frig :—it supiroett reaCh,l)so:,nd Ibis evening by . . -...,. Sevefi;fi'di'yck. - ~ i ~ . • . PORTSMOUTH,, JULY 27—LBy ow Frenchmen, •litfitleii this day, it is rtported tild't BIioNAPAUTE Last escaped from Havre two da . ),s siiice, and put to sea. •-• ' DEAL, Jut 2 - --s'ailed the Ceylon transport for the River ; Urgent -sloop of , war ; with .two 'transports, With a detachment of ahout. 700 of the -Ist and 3d Guards,. for Ostend.—Wind N. E.. Extract of a Letter from the Ag•ent to Lloyd's at Tricite, .4.4.1...• ....... ~.... : - dated June 14,181 5 . • - t From arrivals we learn that an Algerine squadron, consisting, of three vessels, is cruising off Anctina, and- that several • small vessels have been captured, bearing the Imperial Flag. . The itigerine crew landed near Senagbalia, and carried. off about 400 of the inhabitants.. By the following article from the Plymouth Tele- . graph, it will appear that several Frenchmen are already attempting to escape fur America. We hope our crnizers will strictly search every vessel suspected of conveying any of the Corsican's crew • FAL M OUTH, JUNE 29.—The Nary Augusta, art American 5161) 3 lyorns Havre de Grace, bound to New York,, arrived riff this Port last night, aster a passage, as the Master reports, of nine days. Some American passengers h.rving been' front her during the night, in violation of th - Alien .Laws, the Iliad revenue cutler was sent out . utter licr, and accompanied her in this after noon. 'ritere - aie several , French passengers his board, • • •tilio are Suspected to be persons of !Jis tinction, and the : necessary investigation respet.t ,ingAbetu will be immediately -made. THE NiNG'S HEALTH.—The following is a copy 'ol the :Rulletin elibibited yesterday at' tlt. James's ;Palace to the numerous inquirers, by Lord AK DEN and-114! /101)011ral* F. - littEvlLLti, the KING*3 Lord and Groom in Waiting, and other attendants : ‘.‘ IT'intlsor Castle, July 1. " The KING has pas;eti the last month in uniform tran quility, awl his NlA.fEstve.ontii i ittes in good bodily health, hut without any dbulnurion 11*.s disorder. • " IT. lIALFORD, "W. PEBERDEN. " "It.. WILLIS." ItTlanraenpcoooarst.Chroniclethis morning is qyite chop 'fallen, and we y suppose to-morrow it will put it self in to t oourning!or the death of Rational Liberty, whicli denr.sed:-with thv live anti i)le Jacohins who called Octrielves the Gover i:nent of France! YesterdayMr, RING, off. arrived in Downing street, .with di's . patches from Naples. yesterday afternoon ' Mr. A'CouaT; Charge. - des.Aff;tires from this country to Sicily, arrived at the Foreign Office with dm p atches. Dispatches from Admiral Lord ExmotiTH were ' also recei . ked,.detailing , the operat ions of the ficet under his Lordship's orders olt Naple s, and 'the . P. 1 I ' Saturday dispatelles were received a t ' ...ar BATunitS•i's Of from Quebec, and at the same time from Sir Enwirin (WEN, on the cattadiikit Lakes.