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London, England, 1813-09-19 00:00:00

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SEPT. 10.

Having carried ou with indefatigable attention all the laborious
duties of the left attack, no person was more able to give Sir James
Leith the best in'Ortuation and assistance. This Sir James Leith
acknowledges he did with a liberality end zeal for the service in the
highest degree praisewet thy, and he continued his valuable services
to the last, by acting as a volunteer, and accompanying Licut -Gen.
Sir J. Leith to the trenches on the occasion of the assault. I have
infinite soistitction in aysuring your Lordship of any perfect appre.
bation of Major Gen. Oswald's conduct, ever since the 3th division
formed a part of the left consumer the army.
I beg to assure your Lordship, that Col. Delancey, Deputy-Quar-
ter-Master-General, and Licut: Col. Borrvt-rie, Assistant-Adjutant-
General, attaelsed to the left column, have continued to render me
the mo't valuable assistance; and that the zeal of Capt. Calvert of
" "'o ..I.:9tlit regiment, try first Aide-dc-camp. as well as that M. the rest
;ifficers of my peesoual Staff, entitles them all to my warmest
so `yerfeet approbation.
v Ali ;Lordship has, with an attention extremely grateful to me,
perus'Atcf, me to name an officer to be the bearer of your Lurdvhip's
diapatc*.kskhome ; and I beg to tecommend for that commission
Map... /lire, of ie ilth foot, a gallant soldier of fortune, who bas
on nvvv, former occasions f erved on my Staff, and is now attached
to it as A, vistant-Adjutant-General.
. I have the honour, &e.
(Signed) 'l'. GRAHAM.
P. S. No return of artillery and stores has yet been sent in, and
I fear Inc returns of the severe losses of the troops may not be quite
eorrect.
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I have omitted to mention the gallant conduct of Lieut. Gethin,
11th regiment. acting Engisrecr, who conducted a Portuguese co-
lumn to the attack, and took the enrol)). colours from the cavalier.
(Signed) G.

Names of Officers !Med, Wounded, and Misting, in the Siece of St.

Selm•tiao, trout the 28th otJuly to the 29th of August.

Ang. 8. 33th Fuot, Ist Batt. Capt. .1.4,1 m Wiltshire severtly.--.
.kno. 1t). 47th Font, 2d Batt. Lieut. J. ?Jason, slightly,—Atig
9th Foot, 1,1 Batt. Lieut. ChtNick, severely (since dead).—Aug. 25.
Brims‘‘ick Ligl t Infantry, Livia. Swartzenbesg,
Names of Officers killed in the Assnolt a!‘d Capture of the Town of
St. Sebastian's on the 31st of August._

British Offirers K ilicd—lt(iy al Engineers, Lietit.•Col. Sir Richard
Fletcher, Cants. Rhodes aed Collyer.--Ist Royal Scots, Sd bait. lin-
sign Hoyt}.--4th Foot, Ist butt. Lieuts. Alacquire, Carpi!, Fawson,
and Jameson ; Ensign Montford.-9th Font, Ist ban. Major Craw-
fird (I.ietit.-Col.)' Lieu's. E. Fraser, It. Lewyn, and R. Morii»t.—
.20th Foot, Oapt. Rose (Major).—`lath Foot, 3.1 butt. Lieu'. Bar-
dinge.--38111 Foot. ht bait. Capt. Werge (Nlajor), Limns. M'Citi-
chin. Lawrence, junior, and Wneatley,-- 431 Foot, lit bait. Lieut.
O'Connell-47th Foot, 2d bait. Alajor Kelly, Capt. Hodges, Lisms.
Short and Norris, Ensigns Blakewell, Cumphi 11, and Bennett.-SAI
Foot, Ist batt. Lieut. llarveq.--:)9th Foot, 'A bait. Capt. Scutt (Ma-
jor), Leinc. Hon W. C. Pery, fevers, G. A. S. Fine, and Pyne;
Ensigns Pack, M. O'littra, and L. Watson.-47th Foot, 3d bait. Vu-
Loitecrs George Ketinion and John Crawstuit--3d Portuguese Reg. of
the Line, ‘Xtli hill.--13th 1/itto, Capt. Neve*.
Britisl, Officeys 11.a4mict/.--General Staff, Lient -Gen. Sir James
Lit li, K. B beverel.. ; Maiov-Gen. Oswald, slightly ; Major-Geri.
Robinson, severely —Royal Engineers, Capt. Burgoyne (Lieut.-Col.)
slightly ; Limits. Barney and Marshal, severely.---ist Guards, Ist amt.
Ensign Burratd, severs': (since dead).—lit Guards, 3d bait. Ensign
lirld.,eman, slightly.—Coldsiream Guards, Ist butt. Ensign Chaplain,
screielv.-Ist Royal Scots, 3d butt. Lem-. Clarke and Holbruoke,
severely ; Limits. Sodding. Armstrong, and Macdonald. slightly.—
•ltit Pont, Ist tniit. Lieut.-Col. Piper, hileillly ; CilptS. WilhalllSMl and
Floclier, s. verely ; Lieuts. Le Blanc, Haywood, and Ensign Hyde,
seven ely.— 9dt Foot, Ist bait. Lieut.-Col. Cameron, slightly ; Capt.
Thomas no-riffs, seveit4y ; John Sgelton, severely (arm amputated) ;
Lients. R. trle and W. ThAdatii, sliginlv ; John Oale, severely...-.
Detachotent V. 0411 Reg. Capt. fvflaray, slightly.--te3d (luaileers) Ist
halt. Lieut. 14,11iths, s.igh.lv.----311th Foot, Ist bast. Capt. Ilusse.y,
*evercly ; Licurs. little and t;russ,.ieverely ; Sandwith, severely (-rut
amputated); Lawrence, seti. cud Hopper, severely; Ensigns APAl-
pin and Reddy, severell ; Lieut. Freer, slightly.—Detachment 40th
Foot, Ist butt. Lieut. Turnip, since dead.--47th Foot, iid bait. Cants.
Livesny and Oglander, severely ; Lieuts. 116%i er, Nilson, and John-
son, severely ; lentiall and Agar; slightly ;.Ensigns Hall and Burke,-
severely.—Detachwent 48th Foot, Ist ball. 11.1;titii Huai (Lieut.-Col.)
Capt. It. Campbell, severely.-59th Foot, Yd bait. Cap's. Fotbergll
and Pilkingteo, severely ; Lieuts. Ilovenden, I)uncan, Freeze. A.
Campbell, H. Hartford; severely 3 Stewart; Browue• Carruicbatly,