The National Register.
London, England, 1815-07-09 00:00:00

JULY 9.-

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95th Foot, Ist Batt. Lieut.—Col. Fir A. F. Dernard, K. C. B.
(Colonels) slightly ; Major Cameron (1 ieut.-Col.), severely Capts.
Chamter and Johnstone, Ist Lieuts. Malloy, Gardiner, Simmons and
Stillwell, severely (since dead) ; 2d Licuts, Stewart, Wright and
Church, severely ;
95th Foot, 2il Batt. Majors Norcott (Lieut.-Col.), and Wilkins
(Lieut.-Col ), severely ; Capt. Miller (Major) severely ; Capt.
M'Culloeli, (left arm amputated), Lieuts. Humbly, Coxron, Ridg,yay,
Lynam, Eyre and Walsh, severely; Lieuts. 1.). Cameron, Cochrane,
Fry and Web, slightly.
95th Foot, 3d Batr. Major Ross (Lieut.-Col.), severely ; Capt.
Fullerton ; Major) severely ; Ist Lieuts. Worsltk and Shenk y, severely.
Ist Light Batt. K. G. L. Major Bussche, severely .(tight arm ampu-
tated ;( Capt. Gibs, ev ere! y ; Lieuts. Heise, Wo'r et e and Lecnhart,
severely ; Lieut. Koster, slightly ; Ensign Gentzkow, slightly ;
Ensigns benlme and Heise, severely.
`2d Light Batt. K G. L. Lieuts. Kessler, Luidam, Rieikugel and
G tame sccrrcly ; Lieuts Meyer, Jobin and Carey, slibhay ; Ensign
Franck, A.ljutant Tin mane, severe'y.
Ist Line Batt. K. G. L. Major Robertson. severely ; Captains Ger.
lad), Schirmer, severely ; Lieutenants Muller aid severely;
/Crimp Lliekett, severely ; Adj. Schttath, severely.
‘2.d Line Mat. K. G. L. Capt. Purguld, severely ; Lieutenant Clare
Deekt•n, •ee, rely.
Sd Line Ban K. C. L Major l3oden, severely ; Lieuts. Jansen, and
LI schen, severely ; Lieuts. A. Kuclitick and L. Kocktick,
4th Line Batt. K. U. L. Major Chwien, severely, since (lead ; Capt.
Htite, slightly ; Lieutenants Camp, BA., at d Lat:ga wilt, slightly;
L eut. De la Pardue, severely ; Ensign Opputin, slightly ; Adj. Hurt-
severely.
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sth Lie *Batt. K. G. L. Capt. Sander, severely ; Litt/term:a Berger,
and lllittoutir, hut h severely.
Bth ihe Hatt. K G. L. Capt. Ruticemont, severely; Lieut. Sadler,
slightly ; En•ign ALreau, severely ; Adj. Brit hare, severely.
3d Ban. Royal Scotts, Volunteer BlAcklin, slightly.
95th Foot, Ist Batt. Volunteer Smith, slightly.
MISSING.
Staff, K G. L. Capt. Bobers, Lir. MI J'or,
Generiil Stuff. Lieutenant Getstlacher, 3d Hussars, K. C. L. D. A.
A. G

Yd Lilt Guards, Lieutenant Weynmulli.
Royal Boise Guards, ( Bluef), Captain ts.
tst Dragoon Guards. Lieut.-Cul. Fuller, CM. severely wounded ;
Capt. Graham, and Lit ut. Brooke, severely wounded ; Comet Hon. 11.
B. Bernard.

Ist. Dragoons. Cornet Magniac.
titti Uiaglions. Lieut. Huiro.
Light Drapions. Lieut. Colon.
tJ Light Batt. K. G. L. Capt. Ilolzerman, woanded.

Names of the Hanoverian (tpers Killed, IVoundcd, and
Missing on the 18th June 1815.
KILLED.
General Staff—Captain M. Ilay.bury (Brigade Major).
td Batt. Duke of Yeirk Lieutenant Uffel, Hereltoff.
Field Batt.
,Cirtehenbagen—Lieutenalit•Colunel Baron Wurwb.
Ist. Luneberg Bate—Capt. Bohan, Ensign de Plato.
Bremirrode Batt.—Ensign Thomas Itolt.
Osterode Batt.—Ensign Seltatez. •
WOUNDED.
Field Jacgers—Capt. de Bedell, slightly ; Lieu!. Grote, slightly;
Lieut. Schitze, severely.
14 Butt. Duke of Yuri—Major Baron Gteidit.;-g Munster,. sliehtly ;
Capt. Gotthard, severely ; Capt. Quentin), slightl% ; Lire% Wie,kler
and Bukhers, slightly ; ..El.sigais Littler. ig -Nicuhouke and Meyer; se-
verely.
Field Batt. Gre.henlingen—Capt. De Barer,
Field Xrerden—Major Scoop, slightly ; Captain Jocally, slight-
ly ; Lieut. St lig, slightly ; Lieut. Browns (Id), severely ; Lieutenants
Thandis (Ist), and suffeuplaii, sightly ; Ensign Plantz, slightly ; Adj.
Gerhard, slightly.
Alilaia Batt. Bremiverde—Lieut. T.eopet, severely. since dead;
Lieutenants Wencke rind Meyer, severely ; Ensigns %Vilhew and Ilol-
thausen
Ist Tian. Duke of York—Capt. de Faye!, severely ; Lieut. Shol, se-
verely ; I;?.?iun Muller, slightly.
3d Batt. Duke of York—Major Clamor Ruske, severely.
S tlzgitter—Captain Hammerstein, slightly ; Lieut. Spangeuiseng, se-
verely.
M.litie Net. Handelu—Major Strube, slightly , Capt. Blankhart,
slightly ; Lieut. Kohle, severely ; Lieut. Kisther, slightly.
Militia Batt. Hildesharri—Major Reden, severely.
Militia Batt. Peina--Capt. Bertram, severely ; Ensign Kohler,
slightly ; Licut. Ileburick, 7th Line Batt. K. 6. L. attached, suvercly.

Celt!'horn Batt.—Alajor Hammerstein ; Major Leue, 4th Batt. K.(i.
L. smelled, severely, since dead ; Capt. WrLdriatild, slightly,;
Schmidt, severely.
Lui.ebtirg--Captain Kamps ; Elisions Durhaur and Meyer.
Vvrden Batt --Lietits. Harizig, ranecikeli ; Ensign Ziftoenar.
Osterinie Reden, Captains Papet, and ligerslebeti,
Lients. Groebe and Sinintrecht.
Mundt r Batt.—Captain lierstein, 'Lients. Brisberg, Brewing, and
ScliA eneke, Ensigns Murray, and 9nnermanti.

MISSING.
Field Battllmmeberg—Major Du( keoliasisen,..wounded. S7aff Sue.
geon liar)ter, A,thistntit Surgeon Se'manlier.
tirenieneorde--'.ld Quaper Alakitet Heel, .151 Quarter :11/aster
Salizaiiter—Ensign Scllradt•r, A:•sissiunt Surgeon) Deneske, and
Mollie) tr.
JOHN IVATFIIS, Licut.Col. and
• Aisistain-Adjutant-Cientrul.

TUESDAY'S LONDON 'GAZETTE.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.—DOWNING-STREET, JULY 5.
A Dilaich, of which the lolloWing is an extract, was received
last night by Earl Bathurst, addressed to his Loreship by the Dui.*
of Wellington, dated Orville, June ttB, 1815 :
The citadel of Canrbray surrendered on the evening of the ?sth
inst. and the King of France proceeded there with his Court and his
troop's on the .6th. 1 have given that fort over entirely to his
Majesty.
I attacked Permte, with the Ist brigade of Guards under Major.
General Maitland, on the '.6th in the afternoon. The troors to 'k
the horn-work, which covers the suburbs on the left of the Somme.,
by Atom], with but small loss ; and the town immediately after•
wards surrendered, on condition that the garrison should lay down
their arms and be allowed to return to ther homes. _ _

The troops upon this occasion behaved ren►arkably well; and I
have great pleasure in reporting the good conduct of a battery of
artillery of the troops of the Netherlands.
I have placed in garrison there two battalions of the hoops of the
King of the Netherlands.
The armies under Marshal Blucher and myself have continues)
their operations since I last wrote to your Lot dsliip. The um ssitv
%%lief' I was wider of halting at Catcall, to allow the pont• ous and
certain stores to reach me, mid to take Cambray and Peroline,
placed the Marshal one march before toe; fist I ci,ticeke tLere is
tie drineer in this separation between the two atmic•.
He has one corps this day at Grespy, with detachments at Viflars
Coterets and La Ferte Milo!'; another at Senlis ; and the tom th
corps, under General Bulow, towaids Pat is : l►e w ill have his all,
vaneed guard to-morrow at St. Denis and Guua•se. The
wider my rommand has this day its right In bind St. J►►st, and its
left behind Troll), where the high road num Cuinluig►!c joins 11.0
high road frOin Hoye to Paris.
'1 he reserve is at Hoye.

We shall be upon Oise to•mnrrow.
It appears by all acconnts, that the enemy's corps collecied nt
Soio.ons, and under MArAlial Grouchy, have not yet tutu ed tipou
Paris ; and Marshal Blucher's troops ale already betssecti thou and
that City.

BANKRUPTS. is •
j. White, Webber-street, Southwark, to surrender July P, 15,4 and
August 15, at ten, at Guildhall, Londoe. ttorno , Mr. Lain;;,
America- quare.
F. Messner. Frame-Selwood, Soinerset, wenlsul Je.r. July;.44
and August 15, at eleven, at the George Inn, Fr( nie-setwo..d.
tornies, Mr. Rotten, Ironic, Somerset ;• and Alf:lA:wards, Suieo
street, StrAnd.
W. Warne, Bedford-street, Covent-Garden, shremaker Jufv
25, and Aug. 15, at ten, aj Guildhall. Attorney. Mr. N% ilswt, IN-r•
set-street, Salisbury-square.
J. Datigerfield, W hitcchapel Market, hay salesman. July S. 15,
and August 15, at ten at G uildhall. Attort:ey, Mr. Coates, Paul..
street, Finsbury-square.
W. Law. CoOthall Chambers, Throgmorton.street, nwrchan:f, Jule •
8, 15,,and August 15, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. lamb,
Brutton, and Hawke, Princes-street, Bank of Eneend.
J. Snell, Great Torrington, Devon. shopkeeper, !Illy 8, 29, and
A tsg. 15, at twelve, at the Globe Inn, Great Tar.ikigton. Anomie-9,
Messrs. Kin don ai.d Hawkins, Great. Tori-Mfoa and Messrs.
Anstice and Wright, Inner Temple, London.
j. P. Fluent, Heinymk, Devon, miller, July 13, 11, and Augu't
1.51 at eleven, at the White Hart lnn, WeJlington, Son.crsct.
tornics, Mr. Warren, Welling ; aka' Mr. Forks, Satibbur) .3tiLaics
London. • •