The Sun.
London, England, 1812-10-19 00:00:00

NOTTINGLIA,•I.—OrT. IC.
Smith 001.3 1 Arliwright
ttancrtif 1715
Satutday morning. Mr. Anr_wraGnT declined.

OxFORi.), Ocr. IG.
Finll close of the Poll.
.BG-z.: I Ed • 7$S
1327 I
Saturday morning Mr. EDEN declined.
Total number of Freemen -

"vVri4l!t .
Lockiiit I t

WEYMODTH.---OCT, 1,7.
Sir T. Murray ...: .... 198 Mr. H.-Trail ..,
night Hon, T. Wallace 153 Mr. R. Steward,
Mr. Broadhurst - 146 M. W. Williams

tss,
. 117
.... 96

CHESTER CITY.—OcT. 17.

Lail. Grosvenor
Mr. EgertJa...

....592 j Sir Richard BroAe 545
....548 I Mr.Towrishend 489

Mr. VALENTINE" BLAKE, the former oppontut of
Mr. ,TA.s. DALY for.-GalNyay, has been solicited by
the Indcpelidentinterest to oppose himself to Mr..
PoNsoic.9,-The election was fixed for the 16th".

• On ViedtiesdayA Court-Martial, was opened be-
fore Afai'o'r•General Dyott and a board of Officers,
on Quarter:MaSter Weir, 'of the 2d Drazoons or.
Scots 6.i=e'y's;'cluartered at our Barracks, for the
itiVestigation of-a char:4-e made against him of
overcharging the necessaries to the wen, &c. The
,Court continued the examination'of---witnesses till
yesterday, when the,. evidence being,closed on the
part of the prosecution, the prisoner solicited till
Tuesday to prepare "his defence, to. which day the
Court adinurned.,--(Manchester Weekly ..rpress,)
SaturdarldS-tri as Mr. Dennis, Quarman, of Ply-
- iniiiifirlltipstyard, was inspecting the Revolution-
are friglt, aftrer,,,the artisans who had been working
'by candle,llglie had retired, he fell into the hold
of the:'&3ip,
.ftnd,:was not discovered until the re-
turn of the„Worktnen into the Yard, when he was
taken up dead. 'Phis .is the s,2.cond fatal accident
taat has occured on board the same ship.
On Thursday morning another melancholy cc-
curreneefook place In the Pock-yard. As four-
teen Shipwrights, carrying a heavy piece of timber,
.were crossing a plank from the edge of the dock
to the Queen Cl'arlotte, it gaVe way, and the whole
were-preCiPitated to-the bottom-. One of them,
callecUohn .Clarke,died soon afterwards, flora the
violence: of his fall :, the others were ranch bruised,
'bpt not
,dangerously.
Saturday Morning a Court-Martial Was held on
llliarra,aiter, Landman, on hour(' his Majesty's
shill: Coquette, in-POrtsmauth harbour, for maim-
ing himself by chopping off hii left hand, at the
Joint, on the evening of the Ist of Sep-
t..mber. CoUrt agreed that the charge had
been proved, and holding in great abhorrence
the commission of so atrocious and unmanly an
act,
..by which, his country is oeprtved of his ef-
fective services, did adjudge him to be employed
in the most-menial situation on board such ship
,of his Majesty; as the Commander in Chief of
hie Majesty's ships and vessels. at': 'Spithead,
and in P m ortsmoh harb6ur, or the Lord's Coin
missioners of the 'Admiralty, shall• from, time to
tithe direct, and to be rendered unworthy for ever
hereafter of beitrg employed in any situation su-
perior to Landman in the Royal Navy.--Rear-Ad-
miral LERGOOD, President.

The•Freuch-Paners notice'an extraordinary im-
provisateur, named ARMANI, who has lately ap-
peared..at-Coui., He is said to possess vast ein-
dition joined to great poetical excellence. He
declaimsin'clifferent languages, and with so much
rapidity, that he appears to be reading a poem in-
stead of composing. it. His ordinary .rate of com-
positionjs twelv,e.simnets,. upon as many different
subjects, in twenty minutes, with the terminating
word of each line fiirnished by the condetors. •

:SNIITUTIEI,D MARKET, OCTOBER 19:

This days Market was amply supplied with
Prinie Beasts, ,and the show of Cattle in other re-
spects was tolerably good ; Mutton is cheaper ;
Beef, Pork, and Veal,'sold at last prices, and the
trade in: general was pretty brisk. The saleS in
the Ifay-market.were rather considerable Hay,
Straw, and Clover, obtained last prices. We an-
nex a correct statement of the prices and num-
bers -

FROM THE LONDC.)N' GA.ZETTE, OCT. 17.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
Downing-street, Oct. 17, 1811.

A dispatch, of which the following is..ari ex-
tract,. has,been this morning received at Earl Ba-
thurst's Office, addresSed to his Lordship by: Get-
rieral the Marquis of Wellington; dated, Villa 'Coro,
the sth October, 1812.. .
One of the mines which had been prepared under
the exterior line of the castle of Burgos,oyas, ex-
ploded at. Midnight- of the 29th, and effected a
breach in. the wall, which some of the.party, des-
tined to attack it, were enabled to storm ;, but
owing to the darkness of,.the sight, the detach-
ment Who were to support the advanced party,-
missed their, way, and the advance were drix en
off the breach again before tlicycould be effec-
tually suppOrted.- The breach effected by the Mine
was not of a cleseriptinn to bt stormed except .at
the moment of the explosion, and it was neces-
sary to' improve it by fire, before the attempt
could be repeated. But all our_ endeavours to
construct batteries in the best situation to fire upon
the wall failed, in consequence •of the- great su-
periority of the .enemy's fire. In the mean time
another mine- 'had', been placed under the
which was ready yesterday, anti a fire was .opened
yesterday morning, from a, battery constructed un-
der cover of the hOrnwOrk. '
The fire from ibis battery improved the breaCh
.first niade f. and the explosion of the mine, at five
o'el:ock yesterday evening, effected asecOndbreach.
.were immediately stormed by the 2d batta-
lion of tbe.slth regiment, tinder the command a
_Captain l-Pdtkiwick, which -1 had ordered into
the treaches'for that purpose.; • and our. troops
were established: within the exterior 'line of the

works of the castle of ;Burgos. The condupt,of
• the 24th. Nth/lent was highly praiSeworthy ; and
Captain tedderwiek aiicl Lieutenants Holmes and
,Fraser, who led the two.storming'parties,
uish eft themselves.. I am happy, to
mid, the operation was effected without suffering
very severe loss. .
The enemy are still upon' the Ebro, and have
riot. made any attempt to interrupt our operations.
It is. reported they have e'xtended to- their left as
far as'Logrono. •
.:.\!y last reports. fromthe'frontieis of. 'Valencia.
are of the 25-tli; . It is
.stated that Joseph *was at,"
. Atmanza, with: 15,00 men, to join Marshal
Soult, who was..on his mai eh through Murcia
. from CiKanada.. My rdst letter from Lieutenant,-
General liTaitland is of the 2 1 colt. Lieutenant-
- Gengral Sir,Rowland Hill is on the Tagus, between
....-Araninei and Toledo.
By:the last aceountS I have
.oi General Ballas-
ter( I he was at Grenada, but he has been ordered
„ to Alcaraz.
_ _

I inclose a return of killed and wounded since
tLe
27th ultimo.

Return 9fKillecrAnd Wounded of the. Army under the Com-
'.. maul of bis Excellency General the Marquis of.Wellngtbn,
• K. B. in the Siege of the Castle of. Burgos, from:the 27th
.Stiatemben-!to the 3d October,' 1812. ••• •
artillery--S rank and file killed;' 3 rank and file
wounded.. • .
ColdWeivn Guards, .Ist Batt.-1 serjeant, "2 rank and file;
killed; 8 rank arid file wounded.•
3d Guards, ist Batt.t-2 rank and file killed ; 17 rank and file
wounded:
2d Toot (Queen':,)-3 rank andfile,wounded.
11th Foot, tat 133M-3,r:ink and file kilted; 6 rank and file
Wounded.
• f.4th Foot, 2d Batt.;--1 rank .and file. killed; 2 rank and file.
• wounded. . ' ; • ,
32d Foot, Ist Batt.-l-1 rank. and file killed, 5 rank and file
wounded. •
34th Foot., Ist Batt-4 rank and file wounded.
42t1 Foot, tat Batt.-4 rank and file wounded. ' •
53d knot, 2d Batt.-3 rank and file killed; 1 rank and 'file
wounded:
58th Foot, 2ill3att.-1 rank and file wounded.
• 60th .Foot, ,Batt.-1 serjeant 1 rank and file
*Minded.
Gist Foot, Ist Batt:-1 rank and file wounded. ,• .
79th Foot, 'lst Batt.-1 rank, arid file killed ; 1 serjeant, 1
drummer, 3 rank and file, wounded.
Ist Line Batt. King's German Legion-1 rank and file killed ;
E rankand file wounded.
-2,d Ditto, Ditto--4 rank.- and file wounded.
'Total .British loss-2 serjeants, 17 rank and file, billed ; 1
serjeant, I.dt-winner, 69 rank and tile, wounded.
Total Portuguese los.-1 serjeant, 19• rank and file, killed;
• • 1 lieutenant, 1 ensign; 52 rank andfile wounded.
"Total.. British and 'Portuguese loss-3 serjeauts, ;it; rank
and file; killed; 1 lieutenant, 1 ensign, 1 serjeant, 1
drummer, 121. rank and file, wounded. •
• (Signed). .. S. A. GOOD.MAN, D. n . A.(i.
Names of Officers wounded.
.7 12th Portuguese Regiment-Lieuteriant A. Alves de Silva.
24th Ditto—Ensign. Antonio ,de Pedua.

Return of Killed, Wounded, and Missing of the Army under
the Command of His Excellency General the Marquis of
Welling on/ K. B. in the siege of the Castle of Burgos,
t,
front-the 4th to the sth October, 1812, inclusive.
Royal Artillery-1- rank and file killed; 8 rank and _file
wounded- : , • . .
Royal Engineers-1 lieutenant7colonel,wolinded.
Coldstream Gtiatds, Ist Batt.-1 rank aunl file killed; (.1 rank
and We wounded. •
4;i Uoa-rik. Ist Batt.-,3 rank and file 'killed ; 7 rink and file
wounded.. , ..-
9d Foot rf...tneen's-1 rank and file killed ; 1 serjeant, 3 rank
aqtr iii,., -,,,onded. .
ilth FoOt, 1-4. Batt..--1 serjeant, 2 rank and file, killed; 1 en.
sign, I! rank and file, wonnded. - •
~ - . .
21th Foot, 2d Batt.-1 serjeant, lo rank and file, killed ; 1
captain, fi serjeantS, 2 drutnmers, 44 rank mid fife, wound-
ed ; 2 rank and file missing.
xttli Yout, 9A 11;ttt,.-7--1 liententint wounded. •
82(1 \:.out,. Ist llatt.-75 rank and file wounded.
3fith Foat,.lst Batt.—r-2 rank and file wounded. •
42d
,Foot, Ist Batt.-1 rank and file killed; 14 rank and file
Wounded.
• , .
53d Foot, 2d. fiatt.-1 ensii,n, 3 rank and file wounded. •
88tit Foot, sd'llatt.-1 captain, ,5 rank. and file, wo,;ndcd.
.130th Foot, sth Batt.-1 rank and file killed; 2 rank and file
wounded. - • .: • • •
fllst Foot, Ist Batt.-3 rank and file killed; 11 rank and file
wounded.
79th Foot, lst, Il.rtt.-2 rank and file killed.; 1 lientemtnt, 7
rank and file,-wounded. - ,•
Ist Line Batt. Kites German• Legion-1 rank aud file killed;
1 lieutenant, 8 rank and file, wounded.
2'l liitli),Dill-0-7?, rank and file killed; I serjeant, 7 (auk and
• 1-ile, wounded; 1 rank and file missing.
. .
-*tluDitt-OoDitto,-,2 rank and file killed; 1 lieutenant, .: rank
and Wei ,wolinded.
v
ittaLPritisti loss---2 fferjeanti, 31 rank fwid file, 1;!lt.,:; '
.
ieutenantycolimel,
.2. Captains-, 4 lient.,iwit,, c ensi;;,,., ~i
' Sedeants, Ttlrrunmers, 1.18-rank and file, wounded; 3 rank
a.: Al file inissing. . ' ,' . .
Total Portuguese loss-:-.1 rank and file killed ;• 1 serjeaut, 1
drummer, 30. rank and file, wounded; 1 Tank end tile

. .
„ missing. ' . • .
_ ...
• '/TOtal British a.nd,Portnguef.e los-2 serlcant's4 3:5 ran:r. am)
•••••• y-e, kiiii:d; 1.-lieuttnant-c010w.1,-,2 eaptain,:., 4 Ifentep.icA,,
ensigns, J. seritans, 3 drumtners, 176 .sank and filc,
. Wounded; 4 rank and filf, missing.- . ' _
(S 4;neci) ' S. A. 'CC er MAN, D.A.A.G