The National Register.
London, England, 1815-03-12 00:00:00

MARCH N.

ation, will be equally ready to admit this, as well as the hearty co'
operation of the troops on all occasions.
[The letter concludes by praising the exertions of earions officers.]
I have the honour to he, &c.
(Signed) JOHN LAMBERT,
Major-General Commandant.
To the Right Hon. Lord Bathurst. &c. &c.
p.s. I regret to have to report, that during the night of the 25th
inst, in very bad weather, a boat containing two officers, viz. Lieut.
ilrydges and Comet Hammond, with 37 of the 14th Light Dragoons,
uolin tonately fell into the bands of the enemy, oft' the month of the
Yegolets : I l.i Ve not been able to ascertnin correctly, the particu-
lar circumstances.

Nantes of Officers Killed 'end iVounded and Missing in the (team of
the Bth of January.
KILLED.
General staff—Maj-Gen. Hon. Sir E. Pakenham, Commander of the
Force.,; Captain Thomas Wilkinson, 85th, Major of Illigade.
4th Foot—Ensign W. Crowe.
7th Ditio—Major G. King, Capt. G. Henry.
vst Ditto—Major J. A. Whittaker, Capt. M. Renny (Lieut.-Col.),
Lieut. 1). M`Donald.
44th Ditto—Lieut. R. Davies, and Ensign M`Losky.
9SiI Ditto—Lient.-Col. R. Dale, Capts. T. Hitchins, and A. Muir.
head.

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General Staff—Maj.-Gen. Gibbs, severely, since dead ; Maj.-Gen.
Keane, severely ; Cots. K. E. Shaw, 4th Foot, (British Infantry)
slightly, and L. D. Evans, 3d Dragoons, D. A. Q. M. G. sevetely.
4th Foot—Lieut.-Col. F. Brooke, slightly ; Major A. D. France,
Lient.-Col. severely ; Capts. J Williamson, J. Jones, J. W. Flet-
cher. R. Erskhie, severely, and D. S. Craig. Aliglisly ; Lieut.,. W.
H. Brooke, B. Martin, G. Richardson, W. Squire, C. H. Far
ringham, Jas. Marshal, H. Andrews, severely, and• E. P. Hop.
kins, J. Salvin, P. Paulby, G. H. Hearne, slightly ; Ensigns
Thomas Burrell, severely, and A. Gerrard, J. *Fernandez, E
Newton, slightly; Adjutant W. Richardson, slightly.
7th Foot—Capis. W E. Page, severely, J. J. A. &Wiens, slightly;
Lieut.. M. Higgins, severely, B. Lorentz, slightly.
21.t—Lient.•Cnl. W. Patterson (Col.), seveiely, not d#ngcrously ;
Major J. A. Rost; Lieets. J. Waters, and A. Geddes, severely.
43d—Lieuts. J. Meyrick (left leg amputated), D. Campbell, :e-
-vert ly.
4-Ili—Capt. H. Debbi,. slightly; Lients. R. Smith,
H. Bush, H. Phelan, W. Jones, severely ; W. Maclean, slightly ;
Ensigns J. White. K. Haydon, and J. Donalcknu, veveiely.
ttOill—Lient.-Col. W. 'Thornton, Lieut. B. C. Urquhart, severely,
net dangerously.
934--CaPts. R. Ryan, Boulger. Mackenzie, and Ellis. severely ;
Lieuts. M;Lean, Spark, and M'Plierson, slightly ; C. Gordon, and.
J. Hay, severely ; Volunteer J. Wilson, slightly.
9.-Ali—Capts. J. Travers, severely, and N. Travers, slightly ; Lients.
.1. Reynolds, Sir J. Ribton, J. Gosset, J. W. Blackhorse, and R.
Bat ker, severely.
Royal Marines—Capt. G. Elliott, slightly; Lieuts. H. Elliott, and
V. Morgan, slightly.
1.1 West India Regiment— Capt. Isles, severely ; Lients. M' Donald
and Morgan, severely ; EnsigusPilkingten, severely ; and Metter,
slightly.
Royal Navy—Capt. Money. his Majesty'• ship Trave, severely; Mid-
shipman Woolcombe, his Majesty's ship Torment, ditto.

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th Font—Lieut. E. Field, wounded.
Ditto---Capts. J. M'Hame (Major) and A. Kidd; Lieuts. J.
.ttwart, A. B. Arm•troux, J. Brady, wounded; J. Leaeoek ; K.
Carr, wounded; J. S. M. Toublain ; and P. Quin, wounded.
434. Ditto—Capt. It. Simpson, severely wounded.
44th Ditto—Lieut. W. Knight.
P3l Ditto-- tients. G... Munro, J. WDonald, and IL Graves, wound-
ed; Volunteer B. Johnston.

Nom of the Officers Killed,. Wounded, and Missing in the operations
preceding and subsequent to Eke action ol the glit*Jun. 1615.

Royal Artillery--Lient. A. Ramsay.
Ito 4I Engineers—Lieut. P. Wright.
4th Foot--(;apt. F. Johnntone, and Lieut, J. Sutherland.
plat Ditto--Capt. W. Conran.
Ditto --Lieu;. J, 104kvitil-

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