The National Register.
London, England, 1812-08-23 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REGISTER._

518

IVarks of °firers killed an j wounded, July 18, 11118.
KILLED.
27th FLot—Lieut. Radellfe, Adjutant Davidson.
WOUNDED.
Royal Horse Artillery—Lieuteoalit Belson. severely.
3d Dragoons- Lieutenant Brasfield, slightly.
11th Light Dragoons—Lieutenant Boatel% slightly; Cornet Wil-
li:ims, severely.
12th Light Dragoons—Adjutant Gettrick. severely.
4th Fool—Major Brotherton, Lieutenants G wynne, Yowke, slightly.
1611) Foot—Lieutenant Baker, slightly.
Ist Hussar King's German Legion—Bareack-Master Kraukenbere,
Caor.,in Muller, slightly; Captain My, severely; Lieutenant Wisch,
slightly.
7th Royal Fusileers—Lieutenant Nantes, slightly.
27th Foot—Captain Mai', slightly.
4uth Faot—Lieutenant Kelly, slightly.
Nooses of Officers killed, wounded, and minim,. of the Allied Army. under
the Command of his Excellency General the Earl of Wellington, in the
Battle near Salamanca, on the 22d July. 1812.
Head Quarters, Flores de Avilas, July 25, 1812.
KILLED.—Major-General Le Marchant.
brit Dragoon guards—Captain Osborn.
3d Dragoons-. Lieutenant Selby.
12th Light Dragoons—Captain Dickens.
2d or Queen's— Ensign Denwoody.
7th Fusiteers—Captain Prescott.
11th Foot. Ist Batt.—Ensign Scott.
23 t Wekli Fusileers—Major Offley.
32d Foot, Ist Bum—Lieutenant Seymour, Ensign Newton.
Stith Foot, bt Batt.—Captains Tullok and Midd.eton, Lieutenants
Parker arid Barton.
38tn YUDt, lst Batt.—Captain Taylor, Lieutenant Bromfield.
44th Foot, 2d Batt.—Captain Berwick. Ensign Standley.
61st Font, Ist Batt.—Lieutenant-Colonel Barlow, Captains Horton
and Stubbs, Lieutenants Chauner and Parker.
68th Foot, Ist Batt.—Lieutenant Finucane.
88th Foot, Ist Batt.—Brevet Major Murphy, Captain Hogan.
94th Foot.--Lieutenant Unites.
2 Bait. King's German Legion.—Lieutenant Fincke.
WouNDE.D —Lieut. Gen. Sir S. Cotton, severely.
Lieut. Geo. Leith, severely, not dangerously.
Lit•ut. Gen Honourable G. L. Cole, severely, not dangerously.
Major-General Victor A Iten, severely. not dangerously.
Royal H.T.e Guards Blue -.Lieutenant-Colonel Elley, A. A. G.
slightly.
88th Foot—Captain Tryon, D. A. A. G. severely.
18th Light Dragoons—Captain White, D. A. Q. M. G. severely,
since dead
29th Foot—Lieutenant Hay, Aid-de-Camp to Lieutenant-General
Leith, slightly.
6th Dragoons—Captain Dawson, extra. A. D. C. to Lieut.-Gen.
Leith, severely.
6th Dragoons—Captain Aiken. severely ; Lieut. Christie, severely.
4th Dragoons—Lieut. Norclitk, severely.
Nat Hussars, King's German Legion—Captains Muller and Decker),
slightly ; Lieut. Fueto, severely ; Lieut. Cordemann, slightly ;
Cornet Behrends slightly.
Coldstream Guards, Ist Batt.—Ensign Hothain,
Sri Guards, Ist Batt.—Captain White, severely.
Ist FpOt, or Royal Scots—Lieut. Col. Barnes, severely; Captain
Jeogan, slightly; Lieutenants Kellett, O'Neil, and Falk, severe.y
Lieut. MI/Union, slightly ; Lieutenant Clarke, severely ; Ensign
Stoyte, severely.
9.11 Foot, or Queen's—Brevet Lieut.-Col. Kingsbury, severely ; Ma-
jor Graham, severely ; Capt. Scott, severely ; Lieut. Gordon, se.
verely ; I.ieut. Williams. slightly ; Licut. Hudson, severely.
4th Fool. Ist Batt. —Major O'Halloran, slightly.
6th Foot, I.t Batt.—Brevet Lieut .Col. Bird, 'slightly ; Capt. Sim.
cocks. severely ; Lieutenants Miepherson and Gintn, severely ;
Ensign H smilton, slightly ; Ensign Pratt, severely.
sth Foot, ?A llatt.—Liettt. O'Dell, severely; Lientenant Hilliard,
slightly,
7th Royal Fusileses—Captain Hammeittn, slightly ; Lieutenants
Ilatchlasson and Hartley, severely; Lieutenants Wallace? Nantes.
Johnson. Knowles, Henry, and Wannam, slightly ; Adjut. Hay,
severely.
nth Font, Ist Batt —Lieut. Ackland, slightly.
lith Foot, Ist Batt.—Lieut • Cid. Culler, Maj. M'G rept', Captains
Porter, Hamilton, and Gualy, severely : Lieut. Donovan, slight.
ly ; Lieutenants ltynd; Williams, and Stephens, severely ; Lieut
Daniel, slightly; Lieutenants Walker and Smith, severely ; Lieut.
Stewart, slightly; Lieutenants Get hen and Rea.t. severely.
%3d Royal Welch Fir ileers—Lteut.-Col. Ellis. Maj sr Dalmer. Lieu-
tenants E..cit: I , Fryer, C los de-. severely ; Lieutenant Macdonald,
slightly.
27th Foot. Sd Batt.;—Lieut Philip Gordon. slightly.
60th net, 2d Batt..-Lieut. Garvey, slightly. .s
6rh not: Ist Batt.—Cantai Fox, slightly; Lieutenants Price;
Hewn', Ensign Wu:. bier, severely.
98d Toot, la. MM.—Captains ROIDINCIII TO‘les slightly; Licionants

AUG. 23.

G!eaves. Eason. severely • Lieut It Rohis-n, ; LTeut
nliits Bow s. Buiterwos Elisit;ii IsLwton, (14) seveiely ; c.
Blood, slig'itk.
98th Foot, Ist Batt.—Lieut. Colo' :I Miles. severe!, $ Captains Wilt.
shire, GAI tie, sill. ; Captain Fullerton, st4veiet%; L t
slight',; Lieut. P:ddie, right arm al•iputare ; L eut. L ws,
sign Wheatley. severely; Ensigns Magic, W ilct cis-, slight!) ;
sign isva;.i. severer; titer. Ah:liti) •
38th Font, 'ld Miceiheisen, Ensign Anderson, severely.
lath Fool. Ist SAL—Lieut. Gray, Hudson. severer= Lieut. 8r0w..,
Turton, •lightly; A:lj Bethel, severely.
431 Font, Ist Batt —Lieut. Iti.lout.
-15th Foot' Ist Batt.— Mai Greenwell, severely; Lieut. Col mita
Forbes. Captain Lightfoot, Lieut. Coghlan, slightly; Ensign Rey,
severely.
48ili Foot, lit Batt.—Captain Thwaites, I.ieut. Stroud, slightly;
Lieut. Leroux, Vincent. M.ashali, severer; t init. Armstrong,
slightly; Lieut. Johnson, severe'); Ensigns Thatcher, %Vamp,
slight'y; Ensign Le Mesurier, right Jun aripiitateil.
53d Font, '4d. Ham—Lieut.-Col. Bingham, Brigid er Lieut.•C(2l.,,ra
and Captain Robinson. Capt.iiii Fehrsen. severely; Capt. Poiiple.
ton. slightly; Calms. Fernandes. 131 .eltall, up!, Lieutemints
Hthirer, N cliolwu, severel>; Ensign Bunworth, A~'jutant Carr.,

slightly.
60th Foot, sth -Colonel Williams, slightly ; I\t•jor
Galtre, F.n fin 1 ucke, severely.
61st Fout, I,t Bait.—Nlajor Downing Capts Oke, Nl‘Leol, Greeo,
severely ; Capt. Faville. s:•rer Is, (sine d a ) , Lieut. t. akener,
severe!) ; Lseut. Da:ii 1, lightly ; Lieut. Chipman, severely ;
Lieut. Chinchase, sl'ellik; Lie .1. Furnace, severely ; Lieutenant
Gloster, slightly ; Lietit 'Collis, severely ; I. ietit Wolk, slighil% ;
Lieuti. lira. kenburg. Royal. Took, and Ensietis Wnyte, de%;re,
and Singleton, severely
6Rth Foot—Captain and Lir. vet Major Miller, severely , Capt. North,
slightly.
74th Foot—Capt. and Brevet Major Ti'ompson, Lieutenant Ewing,
severely.
83d loot, Batt.—Li.•ut. Ga•coi.:ne. severely ; Lt. Evans, sl•gliik.
88th Foor, ttlßatt:—Cant Adair, Lieuts. Nichols, Meade, stver:LY ;

tient.
91t1t Foot—Liewenant-Colonel Campbell. Captain Coul.c. Lieu .

G rittiths evert. ty
Ist I ight Batt. Kin‘'s German Legion.—Captain Hulseman, Lieut.
Hirtwig, sever ly.
2d Light Litt Ditto.—Capt Hansinan. slightly.
2d Line Bit,. Setarnhorst, Lieut. Repke, severely.
sth Ditto Ditto.—Copt. Langreslicr, severe!).
ilrunswia Ocls.—Captain Liteder. severely ; Lieutenant Greshait,
slightly.
Ist Royal Volunteer M A Ipin, severely.
!4h Foot. Ist Batt.--Volunteer P-rrv, severel).
53d Foot, 2d Batt.—Volunteer 11ortsisell, severely.
(Signed) JOHN IA'ATk:Rs, Lieut. Cot. and A. A. G.
Nantes of the gifice,s killed and wounded ott the 2:W ;!July, lltl2.
KILLED.
lit Dragoons. King's German Legion.—Lieutetia.AsVoss and Henget!.
2d Ditto, ditto.—Captain Usslar

WOUNDED

Royal Artillery—Lieut. Col. May, A:A G. severely.
lst Dragoons, King's German Legion—Captain Decken, Cornet
Tappe, severely
2d Ditto, ditto—Lieut. Fumette,
Abstract of the Kided, IVosorlerl, mut Miesing of the arm', un(lcr the
Connnun4 the Lad ty. U'elisugtou, mar Cattcijon, las the 11.111, July.
Killed. Wounded. Mlssmg.
61 - 297 - - - ‘27
. . . 96 -

British - . -
Portuguese • -

93 393 51
Abstract of Killed, Wounded. and lfissine of the Allied is rmy under the
command of General Ike Earl of Wellington, in the Battle fought near
Saiontanca, on the 22d day 4y* July.
Killed. Wounded.
388
Jot

British
Portuguese . .
Spanibh .

`2 .....

Missing.
74
182

4m, OD

Total . . .. 694 4270 236
astract of Killed, Wounded. and Missing of the allied army, under the
coming ri if of Lord Wellington. in un affair with the enemy's rear guard
near La Screen. on the te3d July 1811.
Killed M—Wounded 60—Missing 6.
Return Ordnance, 4c. taken at the Castle of Salamanca, July 0,1811.
Six French eight-pounjers. I French tc.ur-pounder, 3Siutoi.li tour-
pounders. 1 French six- n. It biwitger. - TOW 11.
Five tumbrils with ammunition.
The exact quantity (.1 ammunition c ,rried on each tumbril not yet
ascertained. (Signed) HOY IrET tRAMINGHAM,
Licutemot-Culonel Royal Artillety.
t,

ArG. e 3.

SUl'l'l,f..llEN•l"fd 7HE FAIR 1010)1N IRV 6 kZETTE.

!MONDAY, AUG. 17.

Nimes of Portn.zur,c t!aire s kilter) and wounded, on the (.!‘.'d Jain.
lCtt F 1). -•••1 St 1) I.,igoollS, Lieut. Ato. Ferreira.
11.11 Witt°, Capts. J. 1.. De Fonse,:a and A It Cabral.
Dire',Licist. . M. l.esta, Foisihn NI. De C. Alleraia.
Did) Dim). Capt A P. N. Pinto.
Ditto. Captains L 0. De Beltraro and F. A. DQ. Si.
11h C .eadores. Capt. John IVardlow.
WoeNot.o. - Field •Mars,•Bl Sir IV. C. Ilerestbril, severely. but not
itanzer usly ; Colonel Collins. slight!) ; Capt. Synge, Aid-de-Camp
to Brigadier-General Pack' severely.
Ist Dragoons, Lieut.-Col. IVation, Capt. A. M. Dc Menezes.
hi Re ini,•nt o 1 the Line, I.ieut. J. A. Belles, Ensigns J. Christomo
an 1 J. Hoban.
Ditto,
.J Dc S. E. Cardoza, selerely. •
silt Dirt!), Lent-Col. De Figatha. Major Etieibia, severely ; Major
W) Id:, slightly ; Capt. Marley, severely ; Lieuts. Dc Sa and Abe-
tho, berth sli fitly ; Ensign France. severely; Ensigns Silva and
Coroio, both slightly ; Adjutant Govea, slightly.
9tli Ditto, Major !toss, Lieut. Vieva Adj. Gonsalves, all slightly.
II th Ditto, Lieu' -Col. Anderson, ; Major Mello, severely ;
Caot. !;oyes ozorio, severely; Capt. Piero, slightly ; Capt. For.
slightly • En•igiis Luiz and Genvea, both slightly.
Ditto, Colonel Silziera, severely ; Capt. Nlachado, severely ;
Lacentle, Oliver,, Tudella, Mauritt ; & Aklj. Ridoto,
;111 !•eversly.
Vith Ditto, Lieut. Bunto Gliz, severely ; Ensign Maio, slightly.
Pith Ditto, Capt.C.ista, Capt. Quintells, severely ; Captains A Ipoim
and Webb, both severely ; Lieut. Pereira, Lient.Abroim, severcly;
Lieut. Martino, Lieut. Pangell ; Ensigns Rangel! and Sande.
23:! 1):tto' Capt. Crawtbrd, slightly •i Capt. Barrellier and Lieutenant
Fic,to, both severely ; Ensign Cartloza,
2ilCacanores, Ensign Ferreira, severely.
4th Ditto, Licut -Colonel Williams ; Captain M‘Gregor, severely ;
Liyut. Paulo, Ensi.ais Montais and Costa. severely.
7th Ditto, Capt. Rozada and Ensign Horto, both slightly.
Sth Ditto, Major St. I.eger 11111 and Capt. Datibrawn, both severely;
Ensign Pereira, slightly.
Ptli Dragoons, Lieut. Miranda, Brigade Major, missing.
(Signed) JOHN WATERS, G. Lieut.-Col. and A. A.

TUESDAY'S LONDON GA7ETTE.

4 ()MIRA I TY.OPFICIF, A I'CrUST 13, ISM

Corn' of tr Lettee from the Bight Ilan. Lord Keith, K. B. Admi,al of the
Red, lie. to John ;Claim Croker, Esq. dated an hoard Ills 317jesty's
ship San Josef, off Ushant, Ow 15th instant.
a—The Goldfinch has this moment joined me from Basque Roads,
with a dispatch which Sir Home Popham delivered to Captain
Waller, at St Andero, on the 9th instant.
I lose no time in transmitting a copy thereof, and congratulate their
Lordships upon the highly satisfactory intelligence that it contains.
It is gratifying to observe that the operations of the squadron upon
the north coast of Spain have been serviceable to the army ; and that
the arrangements made by Sir Home Popham for seconding his Lord-
a hip's further intentions, appear to be judicious.—l have, &c.
KEITH, Admiral.
Venerable, Harbour of Satander, Aug. 2.
have the honour to enclose, for your Lordship's information, a
copy of a letter which 1 have just received from Sir Howard Douglas.
1 ICA a great degree of satisfaction that the Earl of Wellington
shout have so handsomely marked his approbation of the services of
the squadron which your Lordship has placed under my orders; and
I am nut a little happy at having anticipated the wishes of his Lord.
altip.
Admiral Lord Keith, K. H. &c. HOME POPIIAM.
Medina del Campo, Sunday, Aug. 2.
The army is advancing; head.quarters at Cuellar. The enemy
still retiring, having abandoned Valladolid, with 4,000 sick and
wounded, and stores, ammunition, &c. We are now 4- part of the
allied army.
I had an opportunity, in a long conference with Lord Wellington,
of giving a detailed account of your operations • and am happy to in
form you, that his Lordship is fully satisfied of the use they have
been of so his movements. An intercepted letter front Caffirelli
proves this, by stating, in answer to an order he had received to join
Marmont, that a British armament being on the coast, he could not
detach a single man ; indeed, some troops which he had already sent,
were recalled on the appearance of our squadron.
HOWARD DOUGLAS.
WHITEHALL, AUGUST 18, 1811.
His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the name
and on the behalf of his Majesty, to grant the dignity of a Marquis
of the United Kingdom of Gteat Britain and Ireland unto the Right
Honourable Arthur Earl of Wellington. Knight of the Most Honour-
able Military Order of the Bath, and the heirs male of his body law.

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fully begotten, by the name, stile, and title of Marquis Wellington,
ot Weilington, in the County ot Somerset.

AvAlt-O?FiCt, AUGUST 1.8, 1812.

NILMOR consideration of the King's German Legion
having so frequently distinguished themselves against the enemy, s
Particularly upon the occ.ision of the rece.,t victory obtained near sa-
lamanta, his Royal Highness the Prince Regent is pleased, in the n :ne
and on the bchalf of his Majes.y, to command, that the Officers who
arc now serving with temporal, rank in the several regiments of that
corps, shall have permanent rank in the British army from the date
of their respective commissions.