The Sun.
London, England, 1814-04-26 00:00:00

Abstract Return of billed, WoUnried, and Missing, of the
Army under the Command of lii, E.cellettcy Field Marshal
1,0 ilarqutss of WELLIM;TON K. G. in the Attack of the
Enemy's fortified position -cowering Toulouse, on the 10th
day of April, 1814.
Total British lieutenant colonels, 6 captains, 5 lien=
tenants, 3 ensigns, 17 serjeants, I drtmtmee, 278 rank and
file, 55 liotseS, killed; 2general *tuff, 3 lieutenant-colonels,
4 tnajos.,. 31 captains, sa lieutenants, ,-.22 ensign.; 3 staff,
' E 6 serjeants, It drummers., 15G4 fault and file, 54 horses,
wounded : 1 captain, '2 'ensigns, 14 rauL and•ftle, 1 horse,

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missing.
Portuguese Loss-1 lieutenant-colonel, 1 lieutenant, 1 ensign,
4 serjeants, I drummer, 70 rank and file, 3hortes, hided ;
1 colonel, 2 majors, ti captains, 5 lieutenants, g ensigns, 37
serjeants, 4 drumtners, 465 rank and tile I horse, wounded.
Spanish,Loss7--1 tolunel, 1 lieutenant-colonel, 1 captain, 5
lieutenants, 3 ensign:, 1 staff, 1933. rank a,vid tile, 2 hiorses,
killed ;.• 2 general staff, 2 colonels, A lieutenant-colonels, 4
majors, 18 captains, 22 lieutenants, -30 ensigns, 5 staff,
1631 rank and tile, 4 horses, wounded ; I.rank and file, 1
horse, missing.
(Signed) J. EAKENIIAM, Adj. Gen.

NAMES OF THE OFFICERS KILLED, WOUNDED, AND
MISSING, ON THE 10TH APRIL., 1814. ••

British Officers
10th Royal Hussays—Captain Charles'Gordon.
Artillery, King's German Legion—Lieutenant Edmund
Blumenbach. • - •
11th Foot, Ist. Batt: —Lieutenant William Dapktey.
27th Foot, 5d Batt,—Captain Frpncis Bignal, Lieutenant
Hugh Gough.
36th Foot, Ist Batt.—Ensign James Cromie.
42d root, Ist Batt„—Captain' John Swanson, Lieutenant
'William Gordon, Ensigns JobuLatta andbonald AP Crum-
men.
45th. Foot, Ist Batt.—Liebtenant-Colonel Thomas Forbes.
61st' Foot, Ist Batt.—Lieutenant-Colonel. Robert John
Coghlan.
79th Foot, lst Batt.—Captains Patrick Purvis and John
meron; Lieutenant Minicab Cameron. . •
87th Font, 2d Batt.—Captain Henry Brhiht (Major).
Portuo-hese Officers Kilt-cf. •
Sth of the Line—Lieut. Joaq. M. Mascarinha,- Ensign Joit
Benedits.
21st of the Line—Lientenant-ColonerWalter Birmingham.,
„British Officers Wounded.
General Staff—Major-General Thomas .Brisbane, slightly;
Major-General Denis Pack, severely; Captain Hamlet
• Mins (20th Foot), Brigade-Major, severely.
Sth Dragoon Guards—Cornet S. A. Lucas, slightly.
3d Dragoons--. Captain William Burn, slightly.
4th Dragoons—Cornet Robert Burrnwes, Assistant-Surgeon
Gavin Hilton,
10th Royal HnsSars—Captain George Fig-Clarence, severely.
lit Hussars, King's German Legion--Lieutenant C. Poten,
slightly. .
11th Foot, Ist Batt.—Liebtenant-Colonel George Cuyler,
Captain Francis Gualey, Lieutenants David Reid and John
Dolphin, severely.
27th Foot, 3d Batt.—Lieutehant-Colonel John Maclean, Cop-
tairsJohn Geddes, Lieutenants John'Harnett and Arth(ir
Byrne, and Ensign .John Armett, severely.
26th Foot, Ist ,Batt.—Lieutenant - John Greene, severely;
Lieutenants John Thomas Clarke and JaMes Deares,
slightly.
34th Foot, 2d Batt.—Captain James H. Baker, severely. '
36th Foot, Ist patt.—Major William Cross (Lieutenant-Co-
lor.eU, Captain William Campbell (Major), ',lieutenants
James Prendergast, Thaulas ,L'E.-strange, and Peter Joseph
Bone, severely; Lieutenant William Henry Robertson,
slightly ; Lieutenant Edward Lewis, severely; Ensigns
Thomas Taylor and James M'Cabe, severely.
39th Foot, Ist Batt.—Captain Thomas Thorpe, severely,
40th Foot, Ist Batt.—Captains Richard Turton,. and J. H.
Barnett, slightly; Lieutenants T. D. Franklyn, T. O'Do-
berty, and James Anthony, severely; Lieutenant M. Smith,
slightly; Ensign James Glynn, severely; Ensign D. ]'Do-
nald,
42d Foot, Ist Batt.—Lientenant-Colonel Robert Macara, se-
verely; Captain James Walter, slightly; Captains John
Henderson and Alexander M'Kenzie, Lieutenants Donald
M'Kenzie, Thomas Munrne, Hugh A. Frazer, James Ro-
bertson, Roderick A. M'Kiunon, Roger Stewart, Robert
Gordon, Charles M‘Laren, anti Alexander Stewart, severe-
ly; Lieutenant Alexander Strange, severely (right arm am-
putated) ; Lieutenants Alexander Innes, D'onald Farquhar-
son, James Watson, and William Urquhart, Ensigns Tho-
mas M`Nivan, Collin Walker,' James Geddes, and Mango
M'Pherson, severely.
45. th Foot, Ist Batt.—Major Thomas Lightfoot, Captain T.
Hilton, Lieutenants E. F. Boys and J. E. 'Trevor, severe •
V; Lieutenant Joshua
,Douglas, slightly; Lieut. George
Little, severely; Lieut. • Richard Hill, slightly.; Ensign
John Edmonds, severely.
48th Foot, Ist Batt.—Captain -James Reid, severely fLient.
John 'Campbell, slightly; Ensign W. Fox, severely (left
leg amputated); Adjutant George Skeene, severely (right
leg amputated).
-50th Foot, Ist Batt.—Lieutenant William Sawkins, severely;
Ensign William Jull, severely.
53d Foot, 2d 'Batt.—Capt. James Mackay, slightly; Captain
Robert Manse', severely ; Lieutenants James Hamilton and
• Thomas Impettrseverely.
60th Foot, Sth Batt.—Captain EdWard Pnrdon, severely;
Ensigns Henry Shewbridge and John Bruce, severely. . .
61st Foot, Ist Batt.—Major John Oke (Lieutenant-Colonel),
severely; Captains William Greene and E. Charlton, se-
verely ; Lieutenants A. Porteous, N. Furnace, Thomas
• Gloster, Dennis O'Kearnev, . severely ; Lieutenant Henry
Arden, severely (since dead) ; Lieutenants John Wolfe,
Edward Gaynor, William White, .T. Harris,' George Stew-
art, severely; Lieutenant J. H. Ellison, slightly ; Ensign
John ‘Vright, severely; Ensign W. A. Favell, severely
(since dead.); Ensigns Cuthbert Eccles and Spry Bartlett,
severely.
74th root, Ist Batt.—Captains James Miller (Major), D. J.
, .M‘Queen, and Wm. Tew, severely ; Lieutenants Eyre John
Crab, 'Jason Flassard, Williath Graham, slightly; and H.
Stewart Hamilton; severely.
79th Foot, Istßatt.—Caphi r; Thos. Mylne, severely; Captain
Peter butes, slightly • Captain James,Campbell, severely;
Captain Wm. Marshall, slightly ; Lieutenants Wm.M‘Bar-
nett,.Donald Caineron, James Frazer; Duncan M`Pherson,
Ewen Cameron, sea. Ewen Cameron, jun. severely (since
dead), John .Kyinick, severely; Charles ]]'Arthur, Allan
Ma.cdthmell, slightly; Ensign Allan Maclean, • severely ;
. Adjutant Kenneth Cameron, slightly.
87th Punt, 2d Batt.—Lieutenant William W. Lamphier, En-
sign Abraham F. Royce, slightly.
88th Foot, Ist Batt.—Captain Robert Nickle, severely; Lieu-
tenant William Poole, severely.
91st Foot, Ist Batt.--Majet
.Augustus Meade (Lieutenant-
Colonel slightly; Captain James Walsh, and Alexander
James Callender, slightly i Lieutenants John
.James Hood, Colin til`Dougall,
95th Foot, 9,1 Batt.---Captain. Michael Hewan, severely.
36th Foot, Ist Batt.s--Volunteer Homes, severely, •
Portuguese Officers /Founded. •
Bth of the Line—Colonel James Douglas, severely ; Ensign
Cazemiro Candido, Luiis Pinto, Joze Macimo, slightly.
11th of the Line—Ensign Manuel de Lourecro, severely.
12thof the Line—Major Ignacio ',lsis Madeira, severely; Cap-
tain• Joze Antonio da Costa, slightly; Captain Antonio
Jozo • Carla°, severely; Lieutenant JUze de Mospiita e
Souza, and Antcmi9 Alves da Souza, slightly; Ensign Ma-
' noel Antonio Teliera, s'eVerely; Ensign Jute Carmo,
slightly.
21st of the Line—Ensign Joze de SaSottomaior.
23d of the Line—Captain Franc Jose Pm, slightly; Ensign
Joaquim Ref) Almeida, slightly.
Ist Caradores-=Captain •Martinlw de AL Peixoto, slightly;
Etisn Bernardo Jose 'tares. •
7th Cacadures—Major John Scot Lillie, severely; Lieutenant
Joaquini Jose Almeida, severely.
9th Caeadores—Captain Ignacio Ferreira da Rocha, severely;
Lieut. Joaquim M. da Silva Rocha, severely.
II th Caeadores—Captain Vicente Coritsa de Mesquita,, se-
verely; Lieut. Manoel 8.-de Nlacedo,' severely.
British Officers Missing. •
42d Foot, Ist Batt.—Ensign Jobe Malcolm.
74th Foot, Ist Batt.—Capt. Thus. Andrews, (severely wound-
ed, since dead); Ensign John Parkinson, severely.

Additional moorings have - been ordered to be
laid down in the river Tamar ; the number of ships
to be laid up is expected to be great beyond all
precedent. Several frigates are to lie above Sal-
tash. It is -expected that not fewer than ten sail
of the line will he commissioned as guardships in
Hamoaze, in the ensuing peace. In the peace
succeeding the American war, seven sail of the
line, with guns in, and manned with picked sea-
men, lay there. Tee Mersey, a new sloop, is or-
dered to be laid up in ordinary,. •