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London, England, 1814-09-19 00:00:00

QUEBEC PAPERS.

DiSTRICT 'GENF:RAI, ORDER.
Falis'Of I\i3gara, July 26.
Lient.-General Drnmmonci, iiirerb his sincerest

and riarmest tbanks to tire troops and•militia

gaged yeste7 (lay, -for their exemplary steadiness,
gallantry, and (liscipi,itre, in repulsing all ihe el-

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forts of a numerous at id determined enemy to carry
the posit kin of Lundy's-lane, near the Falls of Nia-

gara ; their eS,ertions have been crow ned with com-,
plrte success, by the defeat of the enemy and his re-
treat o-the position of ChiFpawa, with the loSs of 2
of his gnus, anti an immense number of killed and

wounded, and several hundred prisoners. When
all have behaved nobly, it is unaccesscry to bold
up particular instances of merit corps or indivi-
duals. The Lieut-General cannot, however, refrain

froli expressing, in the strongest manner, 11s
admiration of the gallantry and steadiness of the
89th regiment, under Lient.-Colonel Morriion
and Major Clifford, who ably and gallantly sup-
plied the Lieutenant-colonel's place after he was
wounded ; 41st • light company, under Captain
(new, and detachment of the, Bth, or King's
regiment,. under. Captain Campbell; and. Royals
acting with them.; also a part of incorporated
militia, by whom the brunt of the action was
Or a considerable time sustained, and whose los's •
has been severe. To the advance under Lieut.-
Colonel Pearson, consisting of the Glengary light
infantry, tinder Lieut.-Colonel Bottersby ; a small
patty of the 104th, under Lieut.-Colonel Drum-
mond ; the Incorporated tiiilitia under Lieut.-
Colonel
Robinson, and detachments from the Ist,
4th, and sth Lincoln Militia, and 24 York,
under Lieut.-Colonel Pori; 1034; the Lietit.-•
General offers his wannest thanks. They arc also
due to the troops which, arrived under Colonel
Scott during the action, viz. the Ist or Royal
Scots, under Lieut.-Colonel Gordon ; Bth, or
udder Major Evatisi -1034 regiment tin-
der Colonel Scott ; flank comeany 104th, with the
Norfolk, Oxford, Kent, and Essex Rangers, and
Middlesex, under Lteut.-Colonel Hamilton.
The adwirahle steadiness and good conduct of
the 19th Light Dragoons, tinder Major Lisle, and
of the detachment of
.Royal Artillery under Cap-
tain Maelachlan, are entitled tu'particular praise :
the latter Officer having been badly wounded, the
command of the artillery devolved to Captain
Mackonochia,. with whose gallantry and .exer-
tions Lieutenant-General Drummond was highly
pleased. Serjeant Austin, who directed the firing
of the Congreve rockets, lest eves very great cre-
dit. To. the Officers of the General and of his Per-
sonal Staff, to Captain Hollantl,._Aide-de-Camp
to Major-General Riall, Lieutenant-Gen. Drum-
mond feels himself greatly indebted for the assis-
tance they afforded him.
He has to lament being deprived (by a wound
early in. the action) of the services. of Major-Ge-
neral Wall, who was- most unfortunately made
prisoner, whilst returning from the field, by a-
• party of -the enemy's cavalry, who had a momen-.
• tary possession of the road. Lieut.-General_
. Drummond bad also to regret the wounds which
have deprived the corps of the services of Lient.
Colonel Morrison, 89th regiment, and Lieut.-Col.
Robertson of the incorporated militia. In the
fall of Lieut—Moorsom, of the 104th regiment,.
serving as Deputy Assistant Adjutant-General,
the service has lost a gallant, intelligent, and me-
ritorious young OfiSCer.
The Lieut.-General anti President has
_great
pleasotre in dismissing to their homes the whole
of the sedentary militia, who have so handsomely
come forward on the occasion, confident that on
any.future emergency, their loyalty will be. again
equally conspicuous. lie will perform a' grateful
ditty in representing to his. Majesty's Govern-
ment the zeal, bravery, and alacrity with which
the militia have co-operated with .bis Majesty's
• troops.
(Signed) J. tIARVEY.
Lieut.-Colonel and Deputy Adjt.-General.

List of Officers, Killed, IFounded, and
OFFICERS _

General Staff—Lieut. Moorsom, 104th regiment, Dep.
Asst. Adjt. Gen.
Ist or Royal Scots7-Eient
89th ltegt. 3d Batt.—Captain Spanner and Lieut. Latham.
Incorporated Militia—Ensign Campbell.
OFFICERS WOUNDED.

General Staff—Lieut.-Gen. Drummond, severely, not dan-
gerously : Major-Gen. Riall, ditto, arid prisoner; Lieut.-
'Col. Pearson, slightly; Lieut. Le Breton,• severely.
'Royal Artillery—Capt. M'Lablan, dangerously.
-Ist or Royal Scots—Capt. •Brercton, slightly; Lieut. Has-
well, severely, not dangerously ; Lieut. D. Fraser, ditto, ditto,
missing. '
Ist Batt.. Btb, or King's—Lieut..Noel. and Ensign Swnyne.,
slightly ; Ensign 11I'Donaltl, severely. / . •
89th Regirtient—Lieut. Col. Morrison, Lieuts. 'Sandersii;
Steel, Pearce, Taylor, Lloyd, and Miles, severely, not dan-
gerously; Lieut. Redman and Adjutant' Hopper, slightly;
Lieut. Grey and Ensign Saunders, .dangerously.
in3d Regiment-:Lientenant• Langhorne, slightly.
Olengary Light Infantry—Lientenant Kerr, ditto.
Incorporated Militia--:-Lieutenant-Colonel Robinson, dan-
gerously; Captain Fraser, severely; Captain • Washburn.
slightly ; Captain M'Donald, severely, left arm amputated.;
Lieutenant Dougall, mortally; Lieutenant Ratan and Eli-
. sign Nl`Donald, severely ; Lieutenant Hamilton, slightly:
2(1 Lincoln,Nlilitia—Adjutaitt -Thompson'
4lli Ditto—Captain H.-NUIIis and Ensign Kennedy, slightly.
sth Ditto—Major Hatt, severely. •
2ti York Militia---. Major Suwon-, severely ; •Captain
nightly; Captain Rockmart, Lieutenants Ordeld and
severely.

OFFICERS MISSING.
RnYla Engineers—Lieutenant Yule.. -
Ist nr ltt y t Scots-=Lientenants Clyne and Lamont, SUp-
posed to be prisoners.
Sth or King's Iteginuent—Quarter-Mi-ster Kirnan..
4th Lincoln Militia—Captain H. Nellis and. Quarter Master,
Bell.