The National Register.
London, England, 1814-03-20 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL RECIST

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Royal Artillety—Captain Tilichell, M.-(seierelv.)
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Boyd Engineers—l cut. Ahheyseverely, since deal,.
Ist Foot Ottards—Lient.-Col. Clifton, sey't:relY. since.dead Capts.
Lindsey, Duckt.tilield, and Irk In %%Hy, SOVeri.iv. unt dangerously, ri-
e•oners ; Capt. fittltce 1, .st vt'rely, since bead-; 'Ensign Pardoe, be.
vet.< Iv, not danveroolv, pt isniier.•
Coldstream. Gnat tls —Capt. Shawe, severely, not dangerously.
3d Foot Guards—Vapt. Stothert, (B. M.) severely, not danger-
Royal Scots, .Itli PurviA, severely, prisoner; Licnta.
Steyte, Itobertson, alai W. Alid!.:ley, syverely.
'2lst Foot 2cl llatt.-1N14.j,,r Robert Henry, (Lieut.-Col.) severely,
not dinigeronsly ; (.'apt. Darrah, everely, nut dangerously ; Cho.
1)' scald AllKenzie, severely, leg atuptitated; Ist Lients. the lion.
F. 11. :Nlorris, slightly ; ; '2d Lients John l'Adttel,
severely, since dead ; I) Moody, severely, prisoner; 1). Rankin,
severely, prisoner ; Ensign Sir W. Crosby, sevt rely.
33d Rer.J. Lieut. Col. Elphi.‘ston, stveiely, not dangerously; Capt.
Guthrie, ditto ; Lieut, 11'Quarrie, ; 'Lent. Kerr, sev
.ly ; Lieut. Buck, slightly ; Licht. Rode, severely. prisoner;
Ensign. Hanatyne, severely ; Ensign Canning, ditto ; Ensign How-
ard, slightl; ; Ajutant Priestly, ditto.
37111 Rcgt. 2d Batt.—Lient. Dyer, severely, prisoner ; Ensign W.
Ralph, slightly; Ensign ifliontas Dinky, ditto ; Adjutant Joint

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Lang, severely.
44th Regt. 2d Batt. Major George Harding (Brevet I,icitt.
lonel), severely, not danwerously, prisuher ; Capt. J. C•Oullnie
slightly; Captains Davitfrowen• and J. Balard, severely, prison-
ers; Capt. J. Doodle, sevenely.; Lieut. G. C. Beatty, slightly,
isoner ; Lieutenants John O'Reilly and 0. Tonikins, severely,
prisoners; Ensigns Henry Martin and Gilbert Dnnlevie, severe-
ly ; Adjwant Meade and Ensign Whitney, severely, prisoners.
55111 Regiment—Captain Campbell, severely, prhoner : Captain
Macdonald, slightly, ditto ; Lieutenant Friend, slightly, prison-
er ; Lieutenants Gardner, Adams,- and Sinclair, severely, pri-
soners ; Lieutenant and Adjutant Delgairns, severely, prisoner ;
Ensigns Marshall, Revely, Goodall, and Ring, severely, prison-
trS.
69th Regt. 2d Batt,--Lieutenant Colonel Mortice, severely, not
dangeroa•ly ; Ensign Rya.t, severely, primmer.
9lst !tee. 2,1 Hatt.—Lient.-.Cul. Ottley, severely, not dangrronsly,
prisover ; Capt. Arch. Campbell, slightly, prisoner ; L eut.
John tainphell, severely, not dangerously ; John M'ohnald,
slightly ; Lient. and Adj. Scott, slightly, prisoner ; Ensign
D. V. Marken, slightly, prisoner;. Ensigns J. Brim,
Horsley, anti Gage, severelyr prisoners ; Quarter Master Fer-
guson, severely, not dangerously, poisoner.
General Staff—Major-Gen. Skerrett, severely, pri•oner ; Caph
Desbrow, Aide-de-Camp, slightly and prisoner.

MISSING.
Ist Foot Guards Major-General Cooke ; Lieutenant-Colonel Jones ;
Ensigns Masters and Honyman'; Surgeon Curtis.
Scot, 4th Butt.—Lieut.-Col. Muller, Lieut. Maeartney.
.14th Foot, td Batt —Uaplain George Cossier ; Lieutenants
Frederick Hemming, R. J. Turnbarrow, and J. S. Sinclair.
3311 Foot, tzd .Batt.—Captain G. Culcough, Aide-de-Camp to
Brigadier General Gore.
Foot.--Major Hogg.
(0111 Foot, 211 Batt.—Major Muttlebury ; Surgeon G. Reeve.
91st Foot, (.2(1 Butt.- 4urgeon W. Youog ; Assistant Surgeon H. 1.
O'Donnel.
Captain Cuyler, Aidc-de-Camp to Major General Skerret.
A. MACDONALD.
Lieutenant Colonel, Deputy Adjutant Get.eral.
N. B. Those returned missing, are prisoners in Bergen op-Zoom.
N. 11. The List attic remaining Missing not obtained.

• Head Quarters, Calmhont, March 11, 1814.
My Loon—l have the honour to inform your Lordship, that
General Hizauct, tho Governor of Bergen-op Zoom, allowed
Lient,-Colonel Jones to come here with letters from General Cooke,
in consequence of which I sent in my Aide-de-Camp, Major Stan-
hope, yesterday mornii4, with full powers to conclude an agrue-
ment relative to an exchange of prisoners; a copy of which I have
the honour to enclose, agreeable to which, all but the wounded
were marched-out oin Bergen-op Zoom yesteiday, for the purpose
of king embarked for Fa47,land, as soon as the navigation of the
river shall be open, and 1 trust that my conduct in pliAlging my ho•
noun to the strict observance of this agreement will he approved of,
and that an immediate release of French prisoners of cortt &ponchos
ktuiks) will take place with Om least possible delay.