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

Ofßeets Wounded.

(setters' Stall—Brigadier-(lenera il`iion;be, a severe contusion ;
Brigadier-General Edwards, mortally (since dead); 31s.jur Beat-
-.en, Deputy Adjutant-General of the army, slightly.
114,:atle Stalt—Brigadier Patton, C. B. severe contusion.
21ar-s of Brigade—Capt. Campbell, severely; Capt. Caine, (11.
M. 14th Regt.) slightly ; Capt: Irvine, (Engineers) severe con-
tusion.
li. M. 16th Lancers--Lieut. Lowe, slightly.
lUth Rec. Light Cavalry—Lieut. White, severely.
Artillery—Lieut. ltl'Oregor, slightly.
Engine •ni--Capt. Cole n, slightly; Lieut. E. smith, slightly.
11. 1%1. 14111 Eegt.—Lieutenant and Brevet Captain Lynch. st-
y erely ; Lieutenant and Brevet Captain Stark, severely; lieu-
tenant Day, severely, (lett leg amputated)—Volunteer W. Tul-
lob, slightly.
H. 11.1. 119111 Regt.-31ajnr Fuller, slightly; Captain Pcnnefa-
iner, slightly ; Captain Manners; Lieutenant bung, danger-
uusly Lieutenant Burn, slightly : Lieutenant Hoc:or, severely ;
lieutenant Chichester, slightly • Lieutenant Pitman, severely;
Volunteer Wright, severely, not dangerously.
H. C. European Regt.—Captain Davidson, slightly ; Licute-
.ants %Verret] and Candy, severely.
(Id Refit. N. I.—Lieutenant-Colonel S. Nation, severely.
31st Regt N. 1.--Captain Heptinstall, severely and dangerously.
41st Reit. N.l.—Major G. Hunter, severely.
48th Refit. N.l.—Captain J. Hunter, severely and dangerously ;
'Captuin Black, slightly ; Lieutenants Turner and Lumsduine,
slight) .
Ist Numeeree Detachment—Lieutenant Kirke:(l2th Regt.
W. L. 11".eirson, Adj.-Gent.

I:tturn of Ordnance captured at Dburtpoor, on the 131 h
January, IMO.
Iron Ordnance—l 2 one pounder, 5 one and half ditto, 1 two
ditto, 2 three ditto, 6 four ditto, 5 five ditto, 4 ail ditto, 2 right
At°, 1 dine ditto, 1 nine and half ditto, 3 ,en ditto, cast iron),
4 twelve ditto (1 cut iron), I fourteen ditto, 3 eighteen ditto, 1
oventy ditto, G twenty-four ditto, 2 thirty-two duto, I live-inch
cowitsvr,l four.inch ditto.—Total, GO iron guns.
Brass duns-5 one pounders:l one and half ditto, 10 two ditto,
abort and 2 long two and half ditto, 1 short anti 1 long three
ditto, l four ditto, 3 five ditto, 3 five and half ditto, 20 six ditto.
1 six and half ditto. G seven ditto, 1 eight ditto, 2 teseietor
twelve ditto, I light and 1 heavy eighteen ditto, 2 twenty.four
•:.ito, 1 thirty-two ditto, I sixty-eight ditto, 1 four ditto howitzer.
I seven-inch ditto, 1 tour. inch and three-tiftha ditto, I aix-inch
--ova —Total, 3.
Total Ordnance, 133.
Wall pieces, under I lb. about 300, with a large quantity of
irtwder and shut, not yet sacertained.
Two large iron guns, broken and disrnountel, lying at the
.t;rach.

H. Mact.Eort. Brigadier.
Commandant of Attilicry.

Extract from a letter from his Excellency the Commander-in-
Chief, dated January 24,1826.
1 bare the satisfaction to acquaint your Lordship. dia., since
e fall of Bhurtpctor, the whole of the fortresses t within this
Hsi have surrendered to the British army, without opposition,
And are now accordingly occupied by detachments front the army
. oder my command.
l'he inhabitants of Blturtpour arc returning to their habitations,
.d resuming their tP•ttal avocations ; and 1 am happy to say that
desolation caused by the steam is fast dirappearing.
See Supplement to Gazette, dated June 12, 1826, p. 1140.
t Dianna, Weir, Kombeir, Deeg, and Kama.

THE ARMY.