The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-07-06 00:00:00

125atenant, 1 subadar, 8 panties, killed ; 2 lieutenants, I drum-
mer, 2 nainties. 16 privates wounded.
Detachment Ist battalion pitmen'-4 twinges wounded.
January 11.
Staff-1 lieutenant-colonel. I lieutenant, wounded.
Flank companies Ist European regiment-1 captain. I; priva.el,
*tile' • 1 lieutenint. 4 sergeants, 6 corporals. II privates, wout.ded.
3d Regiment Palaniconali light infantry-6 privates killed ; 1
lieutenant, 1 nalque, Hi privates •ounded.
-Light company 12th regiment. P. 1.-2 privates, killed ; I ma.
ja, 1 jemitlar, 4 privates wounded.
34th Regioneat Chicacole light infantry—l captain, killed ; I jc-
midi:, 1 naique. 9 privates wounded.
Detachment Ist battalion pioneers-1 private killed ; 4 privates
wounded.
• Total—l lisutenant-colnnel, 2 captains, I liertenant, I sidled/4r,
23 privates, killed ; I lieutenant-m(0ml, I major. 5 lieutenants. 4
ssrjeants, 6 corporals, 2 jemidars, 1 drummer, 4 naiques, 66 pri-
INV IS, wounded.
Names of Officers Killed and %rounded.
Killed—Lieut.-Colonel Corry. 3d light infantry ; Capt. Can
Ist European rest. ; Capt. Steadru,n, 34th light infantry ;
Lieut. Adams, 3d light intintry.
Wounded—Lieut.-Col. Pepper, commanding light brigade;
Major llome, 12th regiment, P. 1.; Li-tat. and Adjutant Mare/
3d light infantry; Lieu'. Fullarton, 17th regiment, P. 1.; Lieut.
Power, 3.1 light infantry.
H. 11. PEPPER, Lieut.-Col. Commanding Detach.
Despatches have also been received at the East India House, of
%Well the following is a copy and extract :
Copy of a letter frnm his Excellency General Lord Comhermere,
G.C.8., Commander-in-Chief, to the Right lion. Lord Amherst,
Governor-General, !cc. &c.. dated Ilead-quavers, Camp near
Shurtpoiw, 24th January, 11126.
Al ir LORD—I have the honour to transmit to your lardThip
return of the killed and wounded at the assault at Illiurtpoor, which
. us I had before stated, is not so extensive as might reasonably have
been expected.
I beg to observe, that I omitted in my despite,* of the 19th t •
mention to your Lordship, that a successful diversion was matte
•on the Zungeena Gate (where a breach had been made) by t c
28th regiment of native infantry. headed by two companies of the
lit European regiment, under the command of Lieut.-Colonel De-
!amine, of the farmer corps, in a manner highly creditable to
them, and whre they were strongly opposed.
1 have, &c. COMBERMERE.
P. S. I also transmit a return of ordnance taken in the town.

General Return of Casualties in the Army under the personal
wand of the Right Honourable the Commander-in.f;hief. in the
assault on the Fortress of Bhurtpour, on the morning of the 18th
January, 1826.
General Staff—None ; 2 Brigadiers General, I 3lajor,
wounded.
Brigade Staff—None killed; 1 brigadier, 3 captains, wounded.
His Majesty's 11th Regiment ot Dragoons-1 rank end tile
lled; 5 rank and tile wounded. 2 homes killed ; II horses
wounded.
fits 3lajesty's 16th Lancers-1 horse killed; 1 lieutenant, 1
5.,:
;-ant, 1 rank and tile, wounded.
3d Regiment of Light Cavalry—None killed ; 3 rank and file, 2
horses, wounded.
ilth Regiment of Light Cavalry—None killed ; 1 lieutenart
w.n.inded ; 3 homes wounded ; S horses missing.
10111 Regiment of Light Cavalry-1 jemidar killed ; 2 naiques
wounded; 3 horses killed ; I hone missing.
Ist. cr Skinner's Local !lone—l horse killed.
A r illery-1 tank end file killed ; I lieutenant, 4 rank anti file
ouunded.
Engineers' Department, Sappers and Miners—l rank and file
kided ; 2 captains. I lieutenant, I warrant officer, I subadar, I
uuque, 7 rank and file, wounded.
Pioneers-1 bewilder killed; 1 sergeant-major, I subadar, 5 rank
and file, wounded.
Infantry—ll. 31. 14th Regiment—l captain, 2 sergeant', 29 rank
and Eie, 3 bouts, killed ; 3 lieutenants, 1 volunteer, 2 sergeants,
ltd rank and file. 3 Wears, 1 bheestee. wounded.
H. M. 59th Regiment—l captain, 2 sergeants. 14 rank and file,
. 1 field officer. 2 captain*, 4 lieutenews, I volunteer, 9 ser-
geants 88 rank and file, wounded.
H. C. lot European Regiment (4 companies)-1 sergeant, 9 rank
teid file, killed ; 1 captaln. 2 lieutenants, 2 sergeants, 30 rank and
tile. wounded ; 2 rank and file missing.
6th Regiment N. I.—None killed • 2 drummers wounded.
11th Regiment N. I.—None killed; I rank and file w • Med.
14th Regiment N. 1.-2 rank and file killed ; 1 rank and tile
wounded ; 4 rank and file missing.
• Pi h Regiment N. I—l rank and file killed ; none wounded.
13d Regiment N. 1.-1 haviWar, 4 rank and file, killed ; 1 field
lite'', 2 havildars, and 32 rank and tile, wounded.
314 Regiment N. 1.-1 ca rain, 4 rank and file, killed ; I cap-
:am, I hari!dar, 19 rank and file, wounded.
37.,1 Regiment N. L—None killed ; I rank and file wounded.
3dili Regiment N. 1.-3 rank and file kilted ; I bewilder, 12 rank
a..d file. wounded; 5 rank and the missing.
37.. b &gamut N. 1.--8 rank and file killed; 9 rank and file
wounded.
41st Regiment N. 1.—(5 companies)-4 rank and tile killed; I
;;..Id officer, 13 rank and file wounded.
Seth Regiment N. 1.-4 rank and file killed; 2 captains, 2
l.eutenasts, 3 havildars, 1 drummer. 23 rank and file wounded.
60th Regiment N. I.—None killed; 1 bavllder, 3 rank and tile
dunded.
Qd Regiment N. I.—None killed ; 1 euhadar wolowled.
Detachment Nom let Nuweeree Battalion—l havildnr, 3 rank
as.d file killed; 1 lieutenant, 1 'Wieder, 1 jemidar, I bugler, 19
. tank and file wounded.
petaehntent from Se:nixie Battalion—l rank and file killed ;
tank and tile wounded.
Total Europeans killed, 61 ; total ditto wounded, 283 ; total ditto
missing, 2; total Natives killed, 42; total Natives wounded, 110;
natal ditto missing, 9.
Dotal Europeans and Natives killed, 103; ditto ditto ard ditto
wounded, 468; ditto ditto, and ditto missing, 11 ; total horse
killed, 7 ; total ditto wour.ded and uti*.ing, go.
Names ot Officers Kilted.
11.31. 14th Regt—Captain Armstrong.
ff. 31. flOth Regt.—Captain Pitman.
31th Regt. N. I.—Captain Brown.
W. L. WATSON, Adjt. Gent.