The National Register.
London, England, 1814-09-25 00:00:00

IMPT. 25..2

103 d regiment; these troops repeatedly, when hard pressed, formed
round the colours of the 89th regiment, and invariably repulsed toe
desperate efforts made against them. On the right, the steadiness
end good countenance of the Ist battalion Royel Scots, under Lieut.
Colonel Gordon, in some very trying moments, excited my
ration.—The King's regiment (Ist battalion), under Major 1::%•an..,
behaved with equal gallantry and firmness, as did the light COM-
pany of the Royals detached under Captain Stewart, the grena•
diers of the 103 d, detached. tinder Captain Browne, and the flank
companiess of the With. under Captain Leonard ; the Glengarry
light infantry, under Lieut. Colonel Battershy, displayed most va.
linable qualities as light troops; Colonel Scott, Major Smelt, and
the officers of the 103 d, deserve credit for their exertions in rally.
ing that regiment, after it had been thrown into momentary dis-
order ; Lietit. Colonel Pearson, Inspecting Field Officer, directed
the advance with great intelligence; and Lieut. Colonel Drummond,
of time Ia ttle, Having gone forward w ith my permission early in the
day, made himself actively usefid in different parts of the field,
under my direction : these officers are entitled to my best thanks,
as ie L;ent. Colonel Hamilton, Inspecting Field Officer, for his ex-
ertions after his arrival with the troops under Colonel Scott : the
field artillery, so long as there was light, was well served.
The credit of its efficient state is due to Captain Mackonachie,
who has had charge of it since his arrival with this division. Capt. •
M Lauchlan, who has charge of the batteries at Fort Mississaga,
volunteered his services in the field on this occasion ; he was se-
verely wounded. Lieut. Tomkins deserves much credit, for the
mai in which the two brass twenty-four pounders, of which lie had
charge, were seried; as does Seijeant Austin, of the rocket com-
pany, who directed the Congreve rockets, which did much execs
tion. The zeal, loyalty, and bravery with which the militia of this
putt of the province had come forward to co-operate with his Ma-
jestN's troops in the expulsion of the enemy, and their conspicuous
gallantry in this, and in the action of the sth instant, c aim nty
warmest thanks.
I cannot conclude this dispatch without recommending, in 11w
strongest terms, the following officers, whose conduct during the
late operations has called for marked approbation ; and I am in-
dared to hope that your Excellency will be pleased to suionit their
names for promotion to the most favourable con,ideration of his
Royal Highness the Prince Regent, viz. Captain .lervoise, my Aid
de Camp; Captain Robinson, 3th (King'.) regiment, (Provincial
Lieutenant Colonel) commanding the incorporated militia ; Captain
Elliot, Deputy Assissarit Quarter Master General ; Captain MI.
land, Aid de Camp to Major General Riall; and Captain Glow,
41st regiment.
This dispatch wi!l be delivered to you by Captain Jervojse,
Ail de Camp, who is folly competent to give your Lxcellenc;
every further information you may require.
I have the honour to be, &e.
(Signed) GORDON DRUMNIOND, Lieut. Gen.

Return of the Killed, Wounded, and Missing, and taken Prisoners.
GENERAL STAFF —1 Deputy A•siitant Adjutant General killed ;
I Lit utenant General, 1 slajot. General, 1 hisPeCli:iglA Officer.
1 Deputy A,sistant Quarter llaster Genoa), wounded ; 1 Aide tie
Camp, pi ison-r„
G. ntatsr, ToTtL-1 Captain,l3 Sii!utitertr, 1 Deputy Aciistant
Adjutant General, 4 serjeants, 75 rank. and tile. killed; 1 Lieute-
nant General, I Major General, 1 Inliceting Field Offieer, 1 De-
puty Ististaiit Qua: t. r Ma.tt.t. Gviicral, Lieutenant Coloneli, 8
Captaiw, t't 5 Sab.ilterit.4, 3t serjeatits, .182 rank and tile, wounded ;
1 Captain, r.) !,111, us, Quarter Masters, 11 xerjeants, 5 Ilioni•
mit.. 171 rank and Me, inkAisig ; 1 de Coup. 4 Captains, 4
Subalterns, .1 Qua* ter i'ilaoer, 4 setjeants, 18 rank and tile, pri-
Bauer; 1L lior,e, killeal. 11 lior4es wounded, 12 horaes anisbing.
'lota' Killed B4
Total Wooodcd 559
To M is, ing 193
Total Prisoutvg
Tot -:I

Names of Off eers KRIM, Woundtd, and Missing.
Ofrlcsßsi: ti-ro.--General Lirut. Moorsoki, Regt.
Dep.- Asst.- Adik.-Gcn.; )yal Scots, Lieut. ;B9 b Regt
bait., Capt. Spunkier, Licut. Lathatn ; Incorporated Militia
Efisten Campbell.
Oisticxits WouNnF.D.—General Stair, Lieut. (:en. Drummond,
screrAy, nut dangerously, MAj.-Gt.n kiall, ditto, prisoner, Lieut.-
Peiiison, slightly, Licit'. Bret,m, severe.iv ; Royal Artillery,
Capt M`Lalllall, thillgCrAlSly Royal Scuts, Capt. Brenton, Slightly,
• It has been since ascertained that Major General Mall, though
sevetely wouudtd, has wit lost his arm.

611

Lieut. Hamel!, ,everely, not dangerously ; Lieut. D Fraser, itto,
diPto, missing; Ist. 13:it. Bth, nr King's, Lieut. Noel and Ensign
Svi• sync., slightly ; Ensign M'llowild, severely ; 89th Regt.,
Col. Morrison. Lieuts. Sanderson, Steen, Pearce, lai Inr, Ll and
Miles, severely, not dang,lrnusly, Lieut Rndinan and Adji. H qper,
slightly, Licut. Grey anal Ensign Sannkiers2 dangerously ; 011.1 r gt,
Licut. Langhorne, sligntly ; Gleinviry Lt. Infant., Licut Kel r, .•tco
Incorporated Militia, Lieut,-Col Robinson, dangerously, Cdpts. Fra-
ser, severely, ‘Vashiciiirn, slightis , M • Donald, sev •rtly, let Arm din.
putate'l, Lieuts. A' Doupl, mortally, Ratan, sev;:rel%, Hamilton,
slightly, Ensign M'I)onall, severely ; 2J. Li coin M•liti., Adjt.
Thompson, slightly; 4'h, Capt. Nellis and Ensign Kennedy, shbhrl. ;
btli, Maj. Hatt, severely; 2d York Militia, Mail Simons, severely,
CaptsM'Kay, slightly, Rocktuan, severely, Lieuts 01 thili and smith,
severely. _ _ _

0 I FICTRS M ISSINC.—RoyaI Engineers, Li-ut. Vale; Royal Scots,
Licuts. Clyne and Lamont, supposed to be prisonets • King's Regt.
Quarer Master Kirnan ; Lincoln Militia, Capt. H. Nellis and Quarter
Master Bell.

0F F ICEES PalsoNzits.—Gen. Staff; Capt. Loring, Aide de-C.inso
to Licut. Gen. Druino2ond ; 890 i Regt. Capt. Gore; 1031
Capt. Brown, I.ieut. Nlontgoinery, wounded Ensign l.unie..; Gies .
;:try I.t la.m. Ensign Robin ; incorporated Militia, Capt
Ensign Wiwi', kind :quarter Master Thompson; Provincial Ligl.t
Dra&orms, Capt. Meriitt.
(Signed) EDWARD BAYNES, Adjt.- Gen
3. HARVEY, Lient.-Coi. Dcp. Adj. Gen.

SATURDAY'S' LONDON GAZETTE.

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LT: Warren. of Fore-street, Limehouse, cooper, Sept t. 7, at eleven,
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and IVigley, Salter's Hall, Cannon street.
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Dalton, Union street, Itishopsgae street.
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5, at Isvwlvc, at Gitild•l4ll. Attorney, Mr. Dt;gleby, Old City cham-
bers, Bishops gate sir( et.
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twelve, at Guildhall. A ttornies, Meors. Ilult awl Farm), Tlakad-
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and Nov. 5, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Birkett, Cloak-
lane.
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Nov. J, at eleven, at the Sun I n, Slionon. A ttotoks, Mt s•rs. Lain-
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at the Royal 0,10, Hirrunown. A Tierney, Mr. Evetton, Gray's Int:-
square ; and Mess's. Stubbs, Medes, and 1%, birmingham.

This Gazette• enntainti the details of the following captures
The brigantine letter of marque. Mary, of 5 guns, and 31 DICII,
by the Heron Maar.
The Herald Arm riean privateer, of 17 funs, and WO men• and
Invincible letter of marque, of 16 fmr•, a►►d 60 men, by the Aruscdc.