The National Register.
London, England, 1808-09-04 00:00:00

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SEPTEMBER 4.

20th Light Oragoons—l lieutenant-tolOnel, 19 mak and file,
30 horsesicilled ; 2 serjeants, 22 rank and filt, 10 horses,wound-
td ; I captain, I drummer, 9 rank and file, I horse, missing.
Ist Orig.ade—Major-Gaeta!
sth font—none killed, or wounded.
9th foot—none killed or wounded. •
Stith foot—none killed or wounded. •
2d Brigade—Major-General WOOL
Stith foot —7 rank and file, killed ; I captain, 3 lieutetrants,
1 eitsign, 1 staff, 1 serjeant, 1 drummer,34 rank and file, wound,
ed t 1 serjeant, 1 rank and tile, musing.
40th foot-6 rank and file, killed; I captain, 1 lieutenant,
2 scrjeants, 28 rank and file, wounded ; 8 rank and file, missing.
foot-12 rank and tile, killed; 2 captairet,4 lieutenants,
I ensign, 1 staff, 6 serjeants, 86 rank and file, wounded.
3d Brigade—Brigadier-General Nightingale.

29th font.-2 rank and file; killed 1 captain, I serjeant, 10
talk and file, wounded.
82tI Foot-1 lieutenant, 7 rank and file, killed ; 2 berjeants,
51 rank and tile,wounded.
4th Brigade—Brigadier-General Bowes.
6th foot—none killed or wounded.
32d foot—none killed or woundod.
511: Brigade—Brigadier-Genera; Graufurdt
45th foot—none killed or wounded.
91st foot—none killed or wounded.
6111 Brigade—Brigadier•General Pane.
50th foot-1 captain, 1 serjeant, IS rank and file, killed ; 1
Innjor, lieutenants. 1 sekieain, 1 drummer, 61 rank and lite.
Wounded; 2 rank and Mt., missing.
Bat. o,Uth foot-14 rank and file, killed; 2 lieutenants,
I ,erjeant, 21 rank and file, wounded; 10 rank and tile, missing.
ltat. 95th foot—l serjeant, 5 rank and file, killed; 1
lieutenant, I ensign, 13 rank and file, wounded; 3 rank and tile,
701 Brigade—Brigadier-General "Instruther.
2ti bat. 9th font-3 rank and file, killed ; I.sedennt, 14 rank
an 4 tile, wounded.
2d bat. 4341 foot-1 serjeant, 26 rank and file, killed; 1 ma-
jor, 9 lieutenants. 5 serjeants, 2 drummers, 65 rank and file,
wounded; 1 drummer, 12 rank and tile, missing.
2d bat. 52d foot-3 rank and file, killed; I lieutenant, 2 ser-
jeants, !it rank and tile, wounded ; 2 rank and file, mi-sing.
97th foot-4 rank and file killed ; 1 major, I lieutenant, 2
serjeants, 14 rank and tile, wounded.

Bth Brigade—ltrigadier-General Ackland.
2.1 or Queens-1 serjeant, 6 rank and file, wounded.
20111 foot—I lieutenant, killed ; 1 lieutenant, 5 rank and file,
wounded ; I rank and file, missing.
!loyal Staff Corps.—none killed or wounded.
Total-1 liententant-coliniel, I captain, 2 lieutenants, .3 ser-
jean's, 128 rank and 'file, SO horses, killed ; 3 majors, 10-cap-
tains, 19 lieutenants, ensigns, 2 staff, 27 serjeants, 4 drum-
mers, 466 rank and tile, 12 horses, wounded ; I captain, 1
lieutenant, 1 serjeant, 2 drammers, 46 rank and file, I horse,
missing.
Names of Officers Killed Wounded, and Missing on the 21st of
August, 1808.
General Staff—Captain Ilardinge, of the 57th foot, Deputy
Quarter-Master-General, wounded.
I:ngineers—First Lieutenant Wells, missing.
'2oile light dragoons—Lieutenant-Colonel Taylor, killed;
Capt.iin Lustace, missing.
20 h foot—Lieuteuapt Brooke, killed ; Lieutenant Hogg,
wounAled.

29;h foot—Brigadier-Major A. Creagh, wounded.
36th foot—Captain Herbert, slightly wounded ; Lieutennnt*
Port, Lought, and Edwards, sightly wounded ; Ensign
130.c11, slightly wounded; "Lieutenant and Adjutant Poveab,
it.‘erely wounded.
40th foot—Captain Smith, slightly wounded; Lieutenant
,~lig•htlywounded.
43 foot—Major Heat ne, wounded; Captains Ferguson, Brock,
and llaverfield, wounded ; Lieutenant Madden, wounded; En-
Op Wilson, wounded.
both font—Captain A. G. Cooke, killed; Major Charles
wounded ; Lieutentuds Julio Kent, John Wilson, and Robert
rav, wounded. •
52d foot—thiptain Ewan, wounded ; Lleut. Ben. wounded.
etetli foot—Lieut. C. Kirk, wounded; Lewis Reith, Wounded.
loL—capt. A..lones) aig4tl/ woula4cd; bluckenzie3
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slighlly wounded; Lieutenant .1. u. a
Lieutenants William Hartley. R. gudgeon, and A. S.
slightly wounded ; Ensign W. Campbell, slightly W011111i...._
Acting-Adjutant R. M'Alpine, severely wounded.
84d—Lieutenant R. Donlan, killed.
95th—Lieutenant Pratt, wounded; Ensign W. Cox, wounded.
97th—Major J. Wilson, wounded Lieut. E. Kettlewell,
wounded.
Total.-.. 4 Officers killed ;37 Officers wounded s 2 Ofieein
missing; 3 Non-Commissioned officers and drummers, killed; 31
non-commissioned officers and drummers wounded; 3 non-cosn-
missioned officers' and drummers, missing; 128 rank and fills
killed; 466 rank and file wounded ; 46 rank and file missing;
43 horses killed, wounded and missing.
Total—Officers, non-commissioned officers and drummers, rank
and tile, and horses, killed, wounded, and missing,7B3.
G. B. Trcuun, Dep. Adj. Gen.
Return of Ordnance and .Inununition !aken in the action of Ma
21st Instant.
1 Sixpounder, 4 four-pounders, 2 three-pounders, 6 five-and-
balf-inch howitzers; 2 ammunition waggons; 21 Portuguese
'ammunition cars ; 40 horses; 4 mules.
The above is only the number already received in the Part
but, from several accounts, there are eight more taken from the
enemy. The ammunition waggons and. cars contain a portion of
powder, shell', and stores of all descriptions, nod kbout twenty
thousand pounds of musket ammunition.
Wu. Rose, Lieutettant.Cor.
Cuznynanding R. Artillery.
Liat.-Col. Tucker, lijc. Src.