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mont of mules, seats, litters, and stretchers to the Second
Division, the only one that had any of its troops engaged.
Later, and as the combat grew more serious on this side,
and when it began in the trenches, I sent in succession to
the ♦arious spots whatever conveyances I could. They
were sufficient, for all our wounded were removed and
placed in the ambulances before night. The removal of
the wounded was superintended at the trenches by the
Deputy Military Inspector, M. de Seganville, and by
Messrs. Le Crettrer, Boucher, and Pironnes.o on the bat-
tle-field of Inkerman; this painful mission was piously
fulfilled ea a ground incessantly ploughed sip by balls. I
had equal cause to praise the good services of Messrs. de la
Broye, the officer in charge of the ambulance belonging to
head-quarters, and Juving, in charge of that of the Second
Division.
There were 280 French and a few Russians conveyed by
the ambulance of the trenches to that of the head-quarters.
About 100 other Russians, wounded at the siege works,
were sent to the ambulance of the 4th division ; lastly,
that of the 2.1 division received 317 French and a few Eng-
lish wounded at Inkerman. All have been treated as their
oases required.
I also owe a just tribute of praise to the orderlies of the
baggage train and to the hospital orderlies ; as ever, they
have done their duty with remarkable devotion and self-
denial, thoroughly understood by the whole army.
The total number of patients in the ambulances amounts
to 1,827, of whom 903 are wounded. Tho greater part of
the wounded will be saved, but there are some serious

esie s.
The principal ambulances of the trenches and of the 2d
division were attended loy all members of the medical staff
that could be spared from other points.
During these severe trials our medical officers are admi-
rable for the devotedness they display. I have folind them
•n this occasion what they were at Gallipoli and Varna
during the cholera, and at the battle of the Alma—what
they have been every day since the siege of Sebastopol
commenced. If I had to name all those who have de-
served testimonials of satisfaction, I should be obliged to
send to your Excellency the complete list of the medical
men that belong to the ambulances in which the wounded
have been received. Permit me oily to mention to yoi
the name of M. Serive, the physician in chief, who has di-
rected in the most satisfactory manner the medical service
since our landing in the Crimea, and the names of Messrs.
Thomas, Secourgeon, Malapert, chief of the ansbilanoes
belonging to the Ist, 2d, and 4th ilivisioss ; also of Marny
and Mestres, physicians major on the staff.
I am making arrangements for draughting off some pa-
tients to Constantinople, in order to avoid crowding our
ambulances, which after every engagement reeeive, besides
our own wounded, a great many wounded Russians.
These, to the number of 500 or thereabouts, have been re-
eeived into our ambulances since the affair of the sth.

I ars, with respect, &0.,
(Signed) BLINCROT.

LOSS OF TSB GUARDS.

The following list has been received from the regi-
mental authorities :
LIST OF KILLED, WOUNDED, AND MISSING OF
THE SCOTS FUSILIER GUARDS, IN THE AC-
TION ON THE HEIGHTS ABOVE SEBASTOPOL
ON THE sTil OF NOVEMBER, 1554.

OFFICERS.
Lieut.• Colonel Hunter Blair—Died of wounds.

WOUITDED.
Colonel E. Walker F. I Captain Baring

Walker
Lieut.-Colonel Francis Sey
mour
Captain E. Shuckburgh
Captain Gipps

Li;ut. S. Blana
Captain and Adjutant
Drummond
Aeeietant•Surgeon Elling-
ton

A. Taylor

I M. Jones
corals.

P. Thompson
Malloy

I Ellis
Brown
'ates.

Wm. Beverage
John Doull
John Fleming
John Hill
Archibald M`Lean
Wra. lki‘Lellan
John Sibbold

Wm. Rennie
P. Grant
Edmund Hailstone
John M`Dowall
Petfor Manson
Wallbridgo
John Mealey

George Snead
Alexander Beane

John Keay
Robert Barlow

Peter Brazil).

George Kemish

Jesse Harris

Jes Parker

Walter Jamieson

Geo. Edy

NV3u . Jennings Robt. Easn
George Lindores R. Jones
Darid Parker Edmund Irish
REPORTED AS MISSING—FOUND SUBSE-
QUENTLY.
ICILLBD.
PriVattlg.

William Perry
John Johnstone
Henry Case

John Rowe
Andrew Hunter

DIED OT
Prii

'ff OUND 8 .
rates.

William Collinson
Joseph Davies

George WK ay
Georgo Wright
.ante.
GL

C. Gordon
Cameron
R. Scott
James Craig
Corp,

Sharp
Guerin
Dryden e
Clew

J. Doy
J. Poyntz
W. Stewart
Manson

Dawes
Moulton
G. Bullock
Pool

E. Bullock

Lmaril.

J. Lille)

1 y W. Juggins
'atop.

William M'Kinnon
Charles Brent
George Condi&
William Ford
George Greir
John Henderso n
Robert Jones
James Wilson
John Neigh
Henry Roberts
John Woods
Joseph Whittaker
John Porter
David Collins
James Alexander
William Barnes
Williana Baker
John Beattie
Thomas Gordon
Charles Howes
William Hawker
John Hagarty
George li.Kay
Janie' M'Kay
George Marchant
George Partridge
John Pye
Jelslei a Pme Te icba
hornThip s e n
lhomas Witcher
George Wright
Thomas Paine
Alexander Peckham
James Randall
George Rickie
George Smith
James Santlferd
James Wyatt
Thomas Wright
Andrew Clark
Joseph Davis
John Gabbott
John Guthrie
William Hood
James Kidd
William Lockyer
John Munro
James M'Donald
MISAING.
PrivrAes.

J. Alexander
James Addison
Thomas Chalmers
William Dinsmore
Alex. Dickson
Robert Dobson
William Cox
John Forrest
George Ford
William Finlayson
James Gardyns
Jelin Hops
John Merideth
Charles Marshall
James Morgan
John Motion
Wiiliam Parry
Everett Ranby
George Rugg
Edward Robinson
Rich rd Reid
Francis Trainer
Francis Noble
J. Emery
John Sharp
Henry Barrow
John Cooper
James Clark
John Gem.ley
Alexander Hannah
John Harris
Henry Howes
David Masson
Robert Pa.tersoa
James Pilley
Jobs Ridges
William Robertson
Tullock Wilson
Benjamin Drummond.
John Burns
George Morait
William Wright
James Smith
Richard Marsh
Thomas M'Alpin
Alexander Howdes
John Austins
William Williams

_ __ • _____
William Campbell I John Johnstone
William Parry I Henry Case
fIIIMILLIVIC OF CASTULTIBS,
Killed. Wounded. Missing. Total
Officers
Serjeants
Drummers 0
Corporals
Privates
Total

GRENADIER GUARDS.
BA TT KILLED AND WOUNDED AT THE
BLE OF INKERMAN, ON NOV. 5, 1854.

KILLED.
Officers.
Lieut.-Cel. E. Pakenkant I Capt. Sir Robt. Newman,
Capt. Hon. H. Neville Bart.

wouirmo.
Col. Frederick Hamilton I Lieut. Sir Jas. Ferulelen,
Lieit.-Col. Hon. H. Percy 1 Bart.
Lieut..C•l, R. Bradford Lieut. C. N. Sturt
Capt. A. Tipping

KILL'S%
Bergsaats.
Richard Parkinson
I John Cowell

John Algar
Reuben Cook

IVOUNDID.

Richard Minor
Jasies Hughes
Thomas Dawson

William Walker
Janie!' Keeling
Tkomas Ruskent

KILLID.
Corporals.

George Barton
Peter Medlicott

IHenry Lomax
John B. Davey

WOUNDBD.

James Lee
Alfred Evans
Robert Cowen
James Clark
Frederick Yates
William Bowers

Joseph Wadsworth
Thomas Horsman
John Swinburn
John Horspool
Benjamin Owen

ILILIZD.
Dranamerg.
Rolled F, B. Crotch