The Sun.
London, England, 1849-04-18 00:00:00

7th Brigade.

her Majesty's Gist Foot-9 rank and file wounded.
36th Regiment Native Infantry-1 trumpeter, 3 rank and
file killed; 2 havildars, 7 rank and file, wounded.
Total-1 trumpeter, 4 rank and file, killed; 2 sergeants or
havildars, 18 rank and file, wounded.

BOMBAY DIVISION.

3d Troop Horse Artillery-1 horse killed.
Sinde Irregular Horse-1 havildar, 1 rank and file, 24
horses, killed; 1 native officer, 10 rank and file, 11 horses,
wounded.
Total-1 sergeant or havildar, 1 rank and file, 25 horses,
killed ; 1 native officer, 1 sergeant or havildar, 10 rank and
tile, 11 horses, wounded.
Grand Total.-5 European officers, 1 native ditto, 6
sergeants or havildars; 1 trumpeter, 76 rank and file, 2 Las.
cars, 1 Syce driver, 4 Syces, 143 horses or bullocks, killed ; 24
European officers, 14 native ditto, 1 provost-marshal, 40 ser-
geants or havildars, 2 trumpeters, 599 rank and file, 11 Las-
ears, 8 Syce drivers, 7 Syces or grasscutters, 68 horses or bul-
locks, wounded; 4 rank and file, 1 Syce, 19 horses or bullocks,
missing.

NOMINAL LIST OF EUROPEAN OFFICERS.
GENERAL STAFF.—Wounded, Provost-Marsbal S. Budd,
Werely.

ARTILLERY Drvisto:f.
4th Troop 3:1 Brigade Horse Artillery—Killed, Captain J.
Andenzon.
lit Company Ist Battalion Artillery—Killed, Second Lieut.
E. W. Day.
Ist Company 4th Battalion Artillery— Wounded, Captain
and Brevet-Major Sir It. C. Shakespear.
Corps of Engineers—Wounded, Second Lieutenant B. M.
Ilutchinson, very severely—leg amputated.

CAVALRY DivisiN.
Her Majesty's 14th Light Dragoonso.—Killed, Lieutenant
A. Lloyd. Wounded, Captain J. H. Goddard, severely.
Captain A. Sculamore, dangerously.
sth Light Cavalry. Wounded, Lieutenant H. J. Stannus,
severely.

IST INFANTRY DIVISION.
Her Majesty's 10th Foot.--Wounded, Captain R. M. Best,
sr ghtly.
Her Majesty's 32d Foot—Wounded, Lieutenant G. Jeffrey,
slightly.
Bth Regiment Native Infantry.— Ki!led, Lieutenant R.
Cox. Wounded, Major G. Farquharson, dangerously; En-
sign G. 11. Griffiths, severely.
51st Regiment Native Infantry.—Wounded, Lieutenant
T. C. Darnell, severely.
52d Regiment Native Infantry—Wounded, Captain J. W.
IL Jamieson, severely; Lieutenant W. H. Lowther, ditto;
Lieutenant G. R. Smith, ditto.

2D INFANTRY DIVISION.
2d European Regiment.—Killed, Lieutenant G. H. Sprot.
Wounded, Captain A. Boyd, slightly; Lieutenant A. Elder-
ton, ditto; Ensign A.D. Toogood, ditto; Ensign D. A. Sand-
ford, ditto ; Ensign J. G. S. Matheson, ditto.
3 let Regiment Native Infantry.—Wounded, Ensign F. J.
Gally, slightly.
70th Regiment Native Infantry.—Wounded, Major J. K.
M'Causland, severely; Brevet-Captain -C. S. Edwards,
slightly ; Lieut. A. Fytche, ditto ; Ensign R. C. Whiting,
severely; Ensign C. Murray, slightly.
(Signed) PIT. GRANT, Lieut.-Colonel.
Adjutant-General's Office, Ilead-quarters,
Camp Goojrat, Feb. 27, l •19.
ORDNANCE CAPTURED FR.M THE ENEMY IN THE ACTION
AT GOOJRAT, ON THE 21sT FEBRUARY, 1849.
Camp Goojrat, Feb. 22, 1849.
Total pieces of ordnance captured ... ... 53
Ammunition tumbrils unserviceable ... 17
A considerable number of tumbrils were also blown up and
otherwise destroyed.
(Signed) J. TENNANT, Brigadier-General,
Commanding Artillery Division Army of the Punjaub.
(Signed) J. AnEucitomnig, Captain,
Deputy Assistant Adjutant-General of Artillery Army

of Punjaub.
(True Copy) (Signed) P. GRANT, Lieut.-Colonel,
Adjutant- General of the Army.
(True Copies) H. M. ELLIOT,
Secretary to the Government of India,
with the Govornor.General.