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London, England, 1812-02-24 00:00:00

SMITHFIELD HAYMARKET.

Hay, 41. cs-. ed. to 51. les od. Straw, 21. Ss. ed. 'to 31.
es. Clover, 51. ids. od. to 61. t ss.

CORN EXCLIANGE, FEB. 24.—This day the fresh
arrivals of Wheat form a tolerable supply, sales are
reasonably bi k, lolly at the last quotation,. and
some' fine old Dantzic about •128 s. quarter ;
Barley, with Malt, neatly at the late inert..ase in
price ; in Peas and Beans, of each description, no
material aUerati,rn ; we have not f:atty fresh arri-
vals•oi Oats, hut toleroble supplies remaining, part
of last Week's, upwards of 38,000 quarters, but
from the demand, last prices are nearly maintained;
Dour without variation. ,

From the LONDON PAZETTE; Feb. 22, 1812.

WAR DEPARTMENT:
Downing-strict,' Feb. 22, 1812.
Dispatches, of whii:ll the ' 'lowing are coriefr,
have been received at the °dice of the Eli ot Li.
verpool, addressed to Lordsl,id by General the
Earl of Wellington, K, B.

MY LORD, Gallegos, ran.
I have the honour to inclose the ret,lrns .he
killed and, wounded of the, troops eng,t,:d in c
siege of Ciudld Rodrigo, which it was not in my
power to transmit to your Lot dship 'in my disptcb
of the 20:1i insi.
rbaVe the honour to be,,&c.
WELLINGTON.
•
The Right Hon. the Earl of Liverpool,
&e. &c.

Return of Killed, Wounded, and Missing of the Army under
the Ci.in►n.tnd Of. His Excellency General Lord Viscount
IVellington, K. 13'. at Citidt,d Rodrigo, between the istlt
and the igth days of January tB'72.
• • Read. Q uaTters,.Gallegos, 1-31. t;, 1812.
On the Ictli ranrilrv, ,Q i 2.
Royal Engineers—i captain, ',lieutenant, 2 rank and file,
wounded.
7th Foot, ist I?att.-3 rank and file wounded.
23d Boot, ist 13att.--t•rank and file killed; 7 rank and file
wounded.
40th Foot, Ist Batt.— r serjeant killed ; a serjeant, 3 talk
and file wounded.
48th Fgot, tst Batt.—it rank and file killed; z rai k.end file
wounded. ,
Duke of -Brunswick's Light Infantry—l rank and file
wounded.

On the t6th January; IS 12.
Royal Artillery—a rank and tile wounded.
Royal Engineers-1 captain, r lieutenant, r rani: and file
wounded.
sth Foot, zd Batt. --a rank and file killed; 1 ensign, z rank
and file wounded.
45th' Foot, tat Bart.—a • rank and file killed ; a serjzant,
rank and tile wounded.
74th-Foot—r lieutenant, 6 rank and file wounded.
;..Bth• Foot, rst Batt.-3 rank and file killed ; 2 lieutenants,
13 rank and file, wounded'.
On the 17th January. rBr7..
Royal Artillery--1 rank and file killed ; 6 rank and file
wounded. •
4id Foot, Ist Batt. 75 rank and file wounded.
cad koot, ist Batt.-3 rank and file woundcd.
52d Foot, ad Batt.7-1 rank and file killed; 3 rank an 1 tio
wounded.
9sth Foot, Ist Batt.-2,rank file wounded. .
95th Foot, 24 Matt. —z rank and tile killed.
On the 18th lapilary, 1812..
Royal Artillery—f serjeant, ti rank and file wounded.
Coldstream Guards, rat Patt.---z rank and file wounded.
3d Guards rat rank and tile killed; 6 rank and, file
wounded.
24th Foot, ad Rat t,-4 rrnk and file wounded.
42d Foot. ad Batt.-5 rank and tile wounded.
both Foot, sth Batt. —z rank and file wounded.
tat Line, Bart.—King's Geri fan Legion-- i rank and file
killed; x 7. railk .Idd file wounded. •
ad Ditto-- 1 rank and= 'fie killed ;.5 rank and file wounded.
sth Ditto-4 rank and file killed ;ro rank and rile wounded-
On the 19th January, 1812.
Royal Artillery-1 rank and file litll7d; 2 captains; 5 rank
And tile wounded. i '
7th Foot, Ist Batt.-1 rank and fie killed; 3 rank and f:
NV. S tided. • '
23d Foot, ist Batt,-1 rank and file.k :fled ; 7 tank and fie
wounded.
4t!-11 rat Batt.--z rank and file killed ;. a rank and fig
wuunded..
Goth Foot, sth Batt.---t rank and file wounded.

' Return of Killed, Wounded, and Missing on the Night of
the Assault and Storming of the Fortress of Ciudad Rod.
I • igo. on the 19th of lanuary, 1812.
Genel.:l t- killed, 3 wounded. \
ROyal Enk.u.eers —a lieutenants wounded.
Royal Staff Corps—t lieutenant wounded. . .
sth Feria, ad Batt.-1 captain, a serjeant, 32 rank and file.
killed.;, • t major, t captain, 4 lieutenants, 1 ensign, I st:,,f,
3 serjeants,-49 rank and-file wounded. •
43r1 Foot, rst Batt. serjeant, 6 rank and file killed ; t
captain, 2 lieutenants, 4 serjeants,: I drummer, gi raide
and file wounded..
45th Font, ast Bat. -• r captain, 2 lieutenants, I seraeint, t
drummer, 12 rank and file, killed; 2 captains, a lieutenants,
serjeant, 'drummer, 25 rank-and file-wo!!nded
Sad Foot, It. Ilatt.'—a captain, z rank and file killed ; t
lieutenant'-colonel, a major, z serjeant, 22 rank and tile
- wounded.
51,t1 Foot, ad' Batt. —a rank and file killed ; t lieutenant, 2
serjeants,r 5 rank and file, wounded
60th Foot, sth Batt.--1 serjeant killed; z captain, 3 rank
and file, wounded.
74th F00t.,--4 rank and file, killed; a captains, 1 lieutenant,
1 ensign, a serjeants, it rank and file, wounded ; z tank
and tile missing.
77th Foot.--1 serjeant, 13 rank and file killed ; 3 captains,
lieutenant, I ensign, a staff, z serjeants, z 8 rank and file
' wounded.
83d Fear. ad rank and file,- killed ; 4 rank and file
wounded.
88th Foot, Ist llatt.-7 rank and-file, killed.; 4 lieutenants,
23 rank and file, wounded ; 3 rank and file missing
94th .Foot.-2 captains, a serjeants, 9 rank and file, killed ;
3 captains, .2 lieutenants, r ensign, 7 serjeants, 3 drum,
triers, 38 rank and file, wounded.
95th Foot,' tst Batt.--r rank and file, killed; .t captain, 2
lieutenants, r serjeant, 15 rank and file, wounded:
95th Foot, ad Batt:—x captain, (a lieutenant; 4 rank and file,
wounded.
gsili Foot, 3d Eatt.-2 serjeants, 7 rank and fine, wounded.
, • ',total British loss het meen the 15th 'end 19th days of
lanuary [Bl2-1 general'stati; S captains, a lieutenants,
liNserjeautse, t drummer, 113 rank and file, killed ; 3
general" staff; I lieutenant-colonel; z majors, v 9 cap_
tarns, 28 lieutenants, 5 ensigns, 2 staff; 28 Serje.:lilB,
• drumMers, 403 rank. and file. wounded ; 5 rank art'
missing. •
- Total Portuguese loss-1 serjeant, 18 rank and file,
killed; a captain, 3 lieutenants, t serjeant, 91 rank and
'file, wounded; z rank and tile, missing.
General total-1 general.stalf, c stains, 2 lieutenants,
9 serjeants, 131 tank and file, kilted ; 3
general staff; t lieutenant-colonel, 2 majors, aa cad-
tains, 31 lieutenants, 5 ensigns, 2 stall,. 29 sego:tins.
• 5 drummers, 494 rank and tile,' wounded; 7 rank anti
tile, missing.
(Signed) - CHARLES STEW: It T,
' 'Major General'and Adjt. Gen, rat,
Names of the Officers killed, wounded, - missing, between
' •the istn and the 19ttitot January, Ina.
.Wounded on the 15th artuaTy.
Royal EngineerS—Ctipt. Muleaster, slightly ; Lieut. Skel.
'ton, severely, since dead.
Portugu,..e Alit-fiery —Second Lieut Alberto, slightly.
Wounded on the 16th Jania)._
Roy'al Engineers—Capt. M'Cullocli, severely ; Lieut. Mar-
shall,
sth Foot, ad Batt. --Ensign Ashford, severely.
.74th Vain Rannadge, slightly.
Bth Foot, zst Batt.—Lieuts. Armstrong, slightly, Flack,
dangerously. •
Woundedetan the 18th (annoy.
Portuguse Arrillery—Lieut. A. de Carta a Silva, slightly.'
wounded on the 19th lanuary.
Royal Artilleiy--Capts. Dynely and Power, slightly.
Killed in the Assault and Storming the Fortress of Cita;
dad Rodrigo, on the Night of the 19th taxiway 1811.
C'enerat Staff- Major- General MiKirtnon,'
sth Foot—Captain M'Dougal.
45th Foot—Capt. Hardyman, Lieuts. Persse and hell.
sad Foot, I,St Batt.—Captain DObiTS
94th Foot— Capts. Anderton and Williamson,
•Wounded.
General Staff'— Major-General Craufurd, dangerously ;
Major-General Vandeleur,
28th Foot -- Brigade• Major Potter, slightly.
Royal Engineers—Lieut. Thomson, severely ; Lieut. Reid,
slightly.
Royal Staff Corps—Lieutenant Stavely, slightly.
sth, • Font--Major Grey, severely.; Capt. Ouliourdieu,
slightly ; Lieut. Mackenzie, dangerously ; Lieut.; Wilde,
severely ; Lieuts. Fairtiough and Fitzgerild, sightly.;
Ensign Canch, slightly ; Adjutant lohnstan, slightly.
43d Foot—Capt. Ferguson, severely, Langs. Patterson,
• and Bramwell, severoly.
45th Ftiot— Capt. litne, slightly ; Capt. 'Martin, severely;
Lieuts. Humphrey and Philips, severely. •

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. jor Napier, severely, right a rill aMpUfated.
i2tl ' 91. 2(i' ‘'iltt. -1 ieut. Gurwood, slightly.
enth f •t. 5,n 11att. Capt Livingston, severely.
74th Font—Capts. Langlands and Coiling, Lieut.
Feu, severely ; Ensign Atkins,,slightly.
i•ts. Nl' Lean and Baird, severely Capt.
IV • ' ! ; Lieut. Stil;th, dangerously ; En-
sig nEitigeraiii 'and 'djutant Jones, slightly.
28tn P 4,01 Lienrc. Johnston, Fairris, Beresford, and W.
severely.
94th Fo,n -Capts.' Laing, severely, Cairncross and Kyle,
slightly ; Lieuts l'aylor dangerously, Caution, severely ;
Ensig., Scott, slightly
95th Foot, rat Batt Uniacke, severely ; Lieuts. Cox
and Hamilton, severely.
gcth Foot, 2d Ilatt.--Capt. Mitchell, severely ; Lieut.
Beddell, severely
ism R.,Mient of the Line, Portuguese—Capt. W. Queade,
slightly.
rortuguese Cacadores.-Lieut. A. C, Leitay. slightly.
14; R. Capt. the Hon. Stanhope, ist Foot Guards, Aid-
de-Camp to Lieut.-Gen. Graham, wounded slightly on
the 14'h of Jan. omitted in last Return.
(Signed) CHARLES SI4EW A Rl',
Itlajor-Genetal and t‘djutant-General.

MY LORD;

Gallegos, lan. 29, iBt2.

:Major-General Craufurd died on the 24th inst.
'of the wounds which he received on the 191 h, while
leading the Light Division of this Army to the as-
lath of Ciudad Rodrigo.
Althot,gh the condu& of Major-General Cran-
ford on the occasion on which these wounds were
received, and the citcurnstances which occurred
have excited the admiration of every officer in the
army, I cannot. report his death to your Lordship
without expressing my sorrow and, regret, • that his
Alajesty his been deprived of the services, and I of
the assistance,' of an officer ,of tried talents and ex-
perience, .who was an.ornament to his profession,
and was cah,talated to render the most important
services-to his country.
Ihave the honour to be, Scc.
WELLINGTON.
. ,
The Right.lion, the. Earl of Liverpool, .

&c. £cc. &c.

£xtral of a Dispatch from General the Earl of Welling-
ton to the Earl of Liverpool, deed Gallegos, January 29,

Marshal Marmont arrived at Salamanca on the
ins,ant, and the six divicions-,of infantry of
the Army of Portugal were colle&ed in the neigh-
tourhood of Alba and Salamanca on the 23d and
24th.

General Souham's division, with about six
Imndred cavalry and sr metartillery.. were sent to
Matilla on the 23d, and paroled to San Munoz
and Tarnames. The movement-of this division was
irtended io ascertain the,faet of the fall of Ciudad
liodrizo, and they retired again to the Tornies, on
the 96th. -

We have been employed in repairing the da-
rtiages which our fire had done to Ciudad Rodrigo.
'or some days, it, has not been possible to take the
place by a coup-de-main ; and I hope that in a
shot time the works will be in a good state of
defence.