The Sun.
London, England, 1856-08-25 00:00:00

LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 25, 1856.

A REVIEW OF LIEUTENANT-GENERALS.

The following letter has been addressed to the Morning
Advertiser :
Sir,—We will now proceed to inspect that class of
general officers from which a commander is usually chosen,
and as we have done, with respect to their seniors, the
Generals, will for the present confine ourselves to the Line ;
the Artillery and Engineers can have, in the course of a
week or so, a snug little parade of their own.
Well, let us first dispose of Thomas Brabazon Aylmer,
Henry Charles Edward Vernon, C. 8., Lieut.-Generals of
1851; and the Hon. John Finch, C. 8., of 1855 (a relative,
I presume, of Lord Aylesford). They are Peninsular
officers, drawing the unattached pay and receiving " re-
wards for meritorious services." I have no means at pre-
sent of ascertaining what those services are.
Henry James Riddell, K.H., Gth Feet ; Deputy-assist-
ant Quarter-master General at Copenhagen in 1807, and
Assistant Quarter-master General on the eastern coast of
Spain and at Genoa, under Lord W. Rontinck ; 59 years'
service.

Sir James A. Hope, K.C.8., 9th Foot ; served in
Hanover, 1805 ; Zealand and Copenhagen, 1807 ; after-
wards with Sir John Moore in Spain, Walcheren ; again
in Spain from 1810 to the end of that war in 1811 ; 57
years' service.
Sir Robert John Harvey, C. 8., 2d West India Regi-
ment, Assistant Quartermaster-General of the British and
Portuguese armies from 1809 to 1814 ; 51 years' service.
Sir Frederick Stovin, K.C.8., K.C.M.G., 83d; served
at Ferrol in 1800; Germany, 1805 ; Copenhagen, 1807 ;
Sweden, 1808 ; Spain and Portugal, including Corunna,
1808-9; Wa,lcheren and Flushing, subsequently in Spain;
57 years' service.
Sir Richard Hare Clarges, K.C.8., 12th Foot ; served
in Egypt under Sir Ralph Abercromby ; in Hanover;
Spain, under Sir J. Moore ; Walcheren, and afterwards as
Assistant Adjutant-General of a Division in the Peninsula;
60 years' service.
Alexander Thompson, C. 8., 74th Highlanders • a Pe-
ninsular officer, who served with zeal and ability ;
slightly wounded at Badsjoz, leading a storming party;
severely wounded at Salamanca ; 53 years' service.
• Sir William F. P. Napier, K.C.8., 22d, "the eloquent
and impaitial historian," as truly described by the late Sir
Robert Peel. Let us see what our literary hero has done.
He served at Copenhagen and at the Battle of Kioge, in
1807; Sir John Moore's campaign, 1808-9 ; and again in
the Peninsula, from 1809 to the end of that war in 1811;
wounded at the action of the Coa ; severely wounded at
Casal Nova, at the head of six companies; again wounded
in defending the churchyard of Arca.ngues ; served also in
the campaign of 1815 with distinction. Reader, if you
would know more of Sir William Napier's antecedents,
lock for them, and those of his gallant comrades, in his
great work, " the History of the Peninsular War ;" 57
year, service.

Francis Miles islilman, 92d, Prince of Wales's Volun-
teers ; aide de-camp to General Cranford in Sir John
Moore's campaign ; subsequently joined his regiment, the
Coldstreams, at Lisbon, was severely wounded at Talavera,
and saved from being burnt on the field by a private of
his regiment; taken prisoner in the hospital of Talaveta,
and detained in France till 1314; latterly commanded the
Coldstreams ; no deeoration ; 56 years' service.
John Reeve, 61st ; served in Sicily 1806-7, Sir John
Moore's campaign, Walcheren, Peninsula from 1811 to be-
ginning of 1814, campaign of 1815, including Quatre Bras
and Waterloo; no decoration/ 56 years' service.
William Alexander Gordon, C. 8., 54th; served in Hol-
land, 1799; Walcheren, Peninsula, from 1810 to 1814;
wounded and horse killed at the battle of St. Pierre ; 62
years' service.
Thomas Kenah, C. 8., 636; Holland, 1799; Egypt, 1301;
Sicily, from 1808 to 1812, subsequently on the eastern
coast of Spain, and at the siege and capture of Genoa,
1814; 57 years service.
Edward Buckley Wynyard, C. 8., 53th ' • Sicily, from
1808 to March, 1810, when severely wounded at the attack

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on Santa Laura; 53 years' service.
Sir James Fergasson, K.C.8., Governor of Gibraltar,
43,1 Light Infantry ; campaign of 1803-9, including the
battles of Vimiera and Corunna ; Walcheren, Peninsula,
from March, 1810, to the end of that war; has been slightly
wounded four times—once severely; 55 years' service.
Sir Thomas William Brotherton, K.C,.8., 15th Hussars;
served in Egypt 1801; Germany, under Lord Cathcart,
1805 ; Peninsula, from 1808 to 1814 ; wounded at Sala-
manca, wounded and taken prisoner at the battle of Nivo ;
57 years' service.
Sir Adolphus J. Dalrymple, Bart.; draws "unattached
pay" as Lieutenant-General since 1851 ; no decoration ;
antecedents to me unknown.

Sir James Henry Roynett, K. 0.11., 48th; served in the
expedition against Ferrol in 1800, and subsequently on
the Quartermaster-General's staff in Spain and Portugal;
57 years' service.
William Smelt, C.D., 37th; served in the American war,
present at taking at Plattsburg, capture of Oswego, action
at Lundy's-lane,dangerously wounded at the storming of
Fort Erie ; Burmese war iu 1824-25, and part of 1826 ; 59
years' service.
Sir John Bell, K.C.8., 4th King's Own Foot; served in
Sicily in 1306-7, and in the Peninsula from 1808 to 1814 ;
and afterwards with the army employed against Louisiana
from Dec., 1814, to June, 1815 ; 51 years' service.
Samuel Benjamin Auchmnty, C. 8., 7th Royal Fusi-
liers ; served several years in the West Indies, and after-
wards in the Peninsula, and was present at some impoz taut
actions in the West Indies, Portugal, and Spain ; 59 years'
service.

Thomas Lightfoot, C. 8., 630; Holland, 1799; Penin-
sula, 1808 to 1814, present at several actions, twice slightly
and once severely wounded ; 57 years' service.
George Augu'tus Henderson, K. H., K.C., 09th; served
in Ireland during the Rebellion of 1798; at the Helder,
1799 ; Egypt, 1801; Vimiera and Corunna, 1808-9 ; Flush-
ing, 1809 ; Peninsula, from 1811 to 1814 ; 63 years' service.

Robert Barclay Macpherson, C. 8., 731; West
Indies, 17;+5-6 ' • East Indies, from 1799 to 1605; South
America, 1806 • ' wounded at the storming of Buoaos
Ayres ; Peninsula, from Juno 1809 to 1814, serving with
distinction ; 62 years' service.
Philip Hay, an amiable gentleman, on the unattached
pay, far advanced in life.
Archibald Money, C. 8., K.C., 2d Dragoons (Scots
Greys) ; served 25 years in the 11th Dragoons; Flanders
and Holland, 1794-95, and in Germany in latter year ;
Holland, 170 • Leghorn, Minorca, and Cadiz, 1800 ;
Egypt, 1801; Peninsula, 1811.12; campaign of 1815, in
cludieg Quatro Bras and Waterloo ; 63 years' service, and
like Henderson of 63 years', and Macpherson of 62 years'
service, a Lieut.-General of only two years' standing; slow
promotions these; what think you, General Sir James
Simpson ? You have got on a little better.
Henry A. Proctor, C. 8., 97th; Walcheren and Flushing,
Gibraltar, Tarifa, and Peninsula from 1810 to Dec., 1812' •
subsequently in the Peninsula, and south of France, and
afterwards in America ; 56 years' service.
William Jorvois, K H., 76th; Hanover, 1805. In 1810,
went on Lord Blayney's staff to Malaga, and was slightly
wounded in the attack on Fraugerola ; 1813, wont on Sir
Gco. Drummond's staff to Canada, and was present at
several actions ; 53 years' service.
Sir Francis Cockburn, 95th; South America, 1807;
Peninsula, 180910; Canada, 1811 to 1814; no decoration;
56 years' service.
Edward Parkinson, C. 8., 93d (Sutherland High'
landers) ; Jamaica, 1798 to 1802 ; India, from 1805 to
capture of the island of Bourbon, iu 1810 ; Pomerania,
1813 ; Holland, i 814; and in 1815 severely wounded at
Quatro Bras ; 51 years' service.
Richard Lluellyn, C.R., 39th ; Ferrol, Cadiz, and
Mediterranean, 11+00-1; 1809, Peninsula; the campaign
of 1815; Quatro Bras and Waterloo, in the latter se-
verely wounded ; 54 years' service.
Peter Augustus Lantern., C. 8., K. H., 3d (King's Own)
Light Dragoons ; served with distinction in the Peninsula
in 1811.12, with the 11th Dragoons ; wounded on retreat
from Burgos, by the bursting Of a shell ; served in the cam-
paign of 1815 ; present at the actions of the 16th and 17th
June, and at Waterloo, succeeded to the command of the
23d Light Dragoons, and of the brigade ; 53 years' service.
Sir William Chalmers, C. 8., K.C.H., 78th High-
landers; Sicily, 1806.7 ; Portugal and Spain, 1808-9 ;
Walcheren and Flushing ; Peninsular campaigns from
1810 ; serving with great distinction ; served also in the
Netherlands in 1814, and in the campaign of 1815, includ-
in, Waterloo, where he had three horses killed or disabled;
53 years' service.

under Jam sesirClll3..u(Al
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Egypt, 1801 ; Peninsula, 1811-12, and the campaign of
1815, including Quatre Bras and Waterloo, and capture of
Paris; 59 years' service.
Sir H. G. W. Smith, Bart, 0.C.8.; one of the colonels
commandant of the Rifle Brigade, with Sir G. Brown.
Sir Harry is an eminent soldier, vastly superior to his c
adjutor Brown. He served with the Rifle Brigade at the
storming of Monte Video, under Sir S. Auclunuty, and the
assault on Buenos Ayres, under Gen. Cranford ; with Sir
J. Moore, in Spain, front the battle of Vimiera to the
embarkation at Corunna ; returned to the Peninsula in
Iso9, and was seriously wounded near Almeida; com-
manded a company in the pursuit of Massena ; ap-
pointed Brigade-Major to the 2d Light Brigade of the Light
Division ; present at Fuentes d'Onor, and some previous
actional storm of Ciudad Rodrigo, and of Badajoz ; battles
of Salatuanca,Vittoria, Oithes, Toulouse, and other actions
and affairs. Joined General Ross's army as Assistant Adju-
tant-General, and was present at the battle of Bladensburg
and destruction of Washington ; was present at the attack
on the enemy's lily. before New Odom& After the death of
Sir Edward Pakenham he was appointed Military Secretary
to Sir John Lambert, commanding the army; present
at the capture of Fort Bowyer,As.istant Q uartermaster-Ge.
neral to the Gth division at Waterloo; in 1821 was appointed
Deputy-Quartermaster-General at the Cape, and commanded
a division egainst the Katlic tribes in 1854-5 ; proceeded in
1840 to India as Adjuant-General, and was nominated a
K.C.B. for the action of Maharajpore, where he was present
as Adjutant-General; and for services in the campaign on the
Sutlej, and victory over the Seikhs at Aliwall received the
Grand Cross of the Bath, and was afterwards created a
baronet • he subsequently was Governor and Commander-
in-Chief the Cape of Good Hope ; 52 years' service.
Felix Calvert, C. 8., 90th Light Infantry ; served in the
expedition to Sweden in 1808 ; Peninsula 1808-9 ,• Wel-
°heron ; joined Gen. Graham as Aide-de Camp at Cadiz in
1810; remained in the Peninsula up to the capture of San
Sebastian ; went to America in 1814, and was present at
the taking of Castine and American settlements in the Bay
of Fundy ; served at Quatro Bras and Waterloo ; 49 years'
service.

—Sir De Lacy Evans, G.C.8., 21st Royal North
British Fusiliers; served in India in 1807-8-9, and
to, present during operations against Ameer Khan and
tho Pindarries ; capture of the Mauritius ; Portugal,
Spain, and France, 1812-1813 and 1814 ; retreat from
Burgos, action on the Hounaza (wounded), Vittoria,
pampeluna, Pyrenees, Bayonne (horse shot), Vic-
Bigerre, Tarbes, and Toulouse (horse shot); America, part
of 1814-15, battle of Bladensburg (two horses shot), storm-
ing and destruction of Washington, attack on Baltimore,
operations before New Orleans (boarding and capture of
American flotilla), twice severely wounded ; campaign of
1815, battle of Quatre Bras, retreat of 17th Juno, battle of
Waterloo (two horses killed, ono shot and one sabred), in-
vestment and capitulation of Paris; commanded the Bri-
tish Auxiliary Legion and the Spanish army of the coast
of Cantabria, action Arlabau, raised the investments of
Bilbao and San Sebastian, defeated the enemy in general
actions of sth and 26th May, 6th June, and Ist October,
1836 (wounded), 10th and 15th of March, 1837 ; at-
tacked near Hernani, on 16th of March, by the elite of
the Carlist army, 16,000 strong (double the number
I of the Allied force), and obliged to retire about a

I mile, with a loss considerably less than the enemy.
Resumed the offensive the following month, capturing
Hernani by escalade, 14th of May ; Oyarzum on the 16th,
Yrun, by storm, on the 17th ; and Fontarabia, by capitu-
lation, on the 18th. The port and castle of Passages had
long before been captured
•; these and ether minor affairs
were for the most part severely contested. The Legion,
under Sir Do Lacy's command, never lost prisoners (ex-
cepting now and thou a straggler or two, generally with-
out arms), artillery, or equipage ; while he took from the
enemy 100 officers, 1,000 men, and 30 pieces of cannon,
fortified towns and posts, and important strategic terri-
tory, including their main line of retreat, communication,
and supply. Thus did the legion decisively contribute to
the successful termination of the war. Sir De Lacy holds
the rink of Lieutenant-general in the Spanish army by
licence of his late Majesty King William the Fourth. He
received his company, majority, and lieutenant-colo-
n-ley in the British army for conduct in the field. Com-
manded the 2d Division in the Crimea ; but that is so re-
ecnt an affair it is unnecessary to allude further to it;
nearly 50 years' service. •

THE FRKIVCII MILITARY MEDAL CON.
FEARED UPON'BRIFISII SOLDIERS.

(From, the *annear of yesterday.)
By decree of the 145th August, 1856, the Empe-
ror, on the proposition of the Minister Secretary of
itate for War, has conferred the military medal on
those soldiers of the English army whose names
are subjoined, and who were represented to him
to have most distinguished themselves daring the
campaign in the Crimea :-
11th Regiment of Hinisars.—Bourke Teevan, sergeant
major; Seth Bond, pent; T. Harrison, lance-cor-
poral ; Cernelius Teel-
Royal ArtilLry.—W. Kempton, sergeant ; W. Scott,
sergeant; Robert Smeaton, driver, saved the life of a
Freotch soldier ; H. Wocd, gunner and driver • Robert
Botfield, gunner and driver; G. Gibson, bombardier;
W. J. Burrows, bombardier ; F. Iles, sergeant • John
Douglas, gunner and driver ; W. Hewitt, bombardier,
wounded in the head on the 13th of June, 1855 ; James
Cannell, gunner and driver; J. M'Ardle, gunner and
driver, wounded three times in the attack on the Redan ;
John Hay, gunner and driver ; R. Perkens, sergeant;
G. Davis, gunner and driver; J. Powell, gunner and
driver ; C. Fitzsimons, sergeant ; J. Adams, sergeant ;
J. Ackland, sergeant ; J. Hamilton, corporal ; J. Mili-
gan, corporal ; J, Bower, bombardier, wounded Sept. 8 ;
O'Denohue, gunner and driver; Mich. Malowney,
gunner and driver ; J. Fairfax, sergeant ; J. Magee,
gunner and driver ; J. Hagan, Chas. Henderson, and D.
Jenkins, bombardiers ; Jas. M‘Garrity, sergeant ; P.
Conway, corporal ; Geo. Bines, gunner and driver ; J.
M`Gratte gunner and driver ; W. Flockhart, sergeant-
major, slightly wounded on the head ; Jas. Browne, cor-
poral ; Angus Sutherland, bombardier, wounded se-
verely in both legs by a shell ; John Norton, gunner
and driver ; John M'Claren, trumpeter ; John Vance,
gunner and driver, Patrick Knight, gunner and driver ;
Matthew Fenton, corporal ; Job Smith, Joseph Bu-
chaean, James Doggie, Joseph Smith, John M‘Pherson,
and Henry Bacchus, sergeants; Richard Woodbridge,
gunner and driver.
R ryal Sappers and Miners—Kester Knight, colour-
sergeant ; John Ro's and Robert Hanson, corporals ;
Walter Conninee seoend corporal ; John Perie, soldier.
3d Battalion of Grenadier Guards—Charles Sergeant,
colour sergeant, wounded at lekerman ; Isaac Archer,
soldier ; Thomas Elger, soldier ; Aaron Hale, soldier ;
James King, soldier ; William Myers, soldier ; William
Williams, soldier.
let Battalion of Coldstream Guards—Shepard Carter,
sergeant-major; John Burnett, drill sergeant ; William
Reed, sergeant ; George Walden, sergeant ; John Win-
ter, sergeant ; Philippe Balls, soldier ; Charles Tutt,
soldier.
Scotch Fusilier Guards—William 111‘Gregor, pay and
colour sergeant ; James Badenoch, pay and colour ser-
geant ; James Lennox, drill sergeant ; David Manson,
sergeant ; John Judd, corporal ; Joseph Coulter, acting
corporal, wounded severely ; John Drummond, soldier.
Ist Battalion Royal Regiment—William Sparks, ser-
geant ; Daniel Moran, soldier ; John Horsfall, corporal ;
James Culver, soldier ; Andrew Campbell, soldier ; A.
J. Stewart, colour sergeant ; N. J. Sullivan, corporal.
2d Battalion let Regiment Royal Infantry—Stephen
Hunter, sergeant-major ; James Mulvany, sergeant ;
Charles Pulfer, soldier ; Frederick Lock, soldier.
4th Regiment or King's Own—Win. O'Grady, colour
sergeant; Alex. Flemming, colour sergeant ; Robert
Marshall, colour sergeant ; John Clarkson, corporal,
two wounds ; John Fitzgerald, lance corporal ; Teddy
Murray, soldier ; J<<mi3 Murphy, soldier, severely
wounded on the 18th of June, 1855.
7th Regiment Royal Fusiliers—Joseph Bell, sergeant
major ; Sohn Watts, colour sergeant ; John Laws, ser-
geant ; Thos. Poulton, sergeant ; Pat. Hanlon, sergeant;
Wni. Marshall, corporal ; Michael Edwards, soldier.
13th Regiment—James Godwin, sergeant; Valentine
Corry, soldier ; Edward Tallman, corporal, severely
wounded 701 Sept.• Tlao9. Cooper, sergeant.
14th Regiment—Thos. Cooper), sergeant ' • John Mac-
donald, sergeant ; Robt. Harrison, soldier; Thos. Caby,
soldier ' • Pat. Canty, soldier, wounded.
18th Regiment, Royal Ir:sh—Ed. Dunne, colour ser-
geant. John Harvey, sergeant ; Nicholas Seell, corpo-
red ; John Cox, soldier ; John Gleeson, sergeant ; Ed-
ward Langton, soldier.
19th Regiment—William John Mitts, colour ser-
geant ; William Murphy, sergeant, wounded severely ;
Thomas Murphy, sergeant ; William Smith, sergeant,
wounded ; Henry Strick, sergeant, wounded ; Hugh
B. Higgins, soldier ; James Duffy, soldier.
20th Regiment—J. Mess, sergeant ; G. Boxall, ser-
geant ; J. Brown, sergeant ; J. Brown, soldier ; G.
Kirkham, soldier ; W. Hennessy, soldier ; 11. Gray,
soldier.
21st Regiment of Fusiliers—J. Higdon, colour-ser-
geant ; J. Sims, sergeant ; T. Driscoll, soldier ; P.
Kelly, sergeant ; M. M`Phely, soldier ; J. Russell, ser-
geant ; P. Crowley, soldier.
231 Regiment—NV. LTandley, sergeant-major ; J.
Collins, sergeant; C. Golden, sergeant; R. Andrews,
sergeant ; J. Boyse, colour-serjeant ; J. Brown, sob
dier ; C. Covinton, colour-sergeant.
28th Regiment—W. Cook, sergeant; G. Dunnery,
sergeant ; J. Carson, soldier ; M. Connell, soldier,
severely wounded on the 18th of June - William
Dunn, soldier, severely wounded on the 18th of June ;
John Blake, soldier ; John Tobin, soldier.
30th Regiment—J. Richardson, colour sergeant ; O.
Curran, sergeant ; Thos. MacDonogh, colour sergeant,
slightly wounded in the assault on Sept. 8 ; M. Byrne,
lance corporal, slightly wounded at the battle of Inker-
man ; W. Nicoll, soldier, four wounds ; C. Quigley,
soldier ; John Smith, soldier.
34th Regiment—J. Foley, colour sergeant; R. Staple-
ton, soldier ; J. Ruth, soldier ; L. Ryan, soldier.
33d Regiment—W. Bar well, sergeant major; Patrick
Whelan, sergeant; J. Bacon, colour sergeant; F. Crotty,
soldier ; W. Douglas, soldier ; W. Crane, sergeant ; W.
Monaing, colour sergeant.
34th Regiment—Wm. Quirk, sergeant ; J. Hayden,
sergeant; W. Carney, sergeant, wounded; T. Lot, soldier;
W. Coffer, corporal ; W. Gell, soldier, wounded.
38th Regiment—Patrick M‘Fadden, sergeant major ;
John Walsh, sober; Robert Longheid, soldier ; Thos.
Brennan, corporal; Andrew Clarke, sergeant, wounded;
Michael Murphy, soldier; Benjamin Newhal, soldier,
wounded.
41st Regiment—Wm. Davis, colour sergeant ; James
Kelly, colour sergeant ; Patrick Garvey, soldier ; John
Kennelly, soldier ;
Thomas M'Quade, soldier ; Charles
Nelson, Corporal ; Martin Rogerson, soldier.
42d Regiment—Thos. Ridley, colour sergeant; 'Wm.
Strathearn, sergeant; Robert M`Nair, corporal, severely
wounded ; Donald Mackenzie, soldier, wounded ; Wm.
Bennett, corporal ; Neil Carmichael, soldier.
44th Regiment—Dennis Reddin, quartermaster ser-
geant; Thos. Brown, sergeant; Denis Canty, corporal ;
Joan Drenon, corporal ; James Edlow, soldier ; John
Burnside, soldier ; Thos. Macarthy, soldier.
46th Regiment—Etienne Harbour, colour sergeant ;
Geo. Blagdon, sergeant ; Win. Watt, corporal ; James
Hunt, soldier ; Jeremy Condon, soldier.
47th Re,gitueut—George Macdonald, colour sergeant ;
corporal ; colour sergeant ; Wil-
liam Bowler, sergeant, wounded severely ; Daniel
Flanagan, soldier ; John Dillon, soldier, wounded ;
John Dinneen, soldier.
48th Regiment—S. Francis, acting sergeant-major;
T. Kelly, corporal, severely wounded ; T. Goody, cor-
poral ; J. Downey, soldier.
42tb Regiment—George Vayng, colour sergeant ;
John M'Coy, colour-sergeant ; Alexander Pendridge,
lance corporal ; Peter Owens, lance corporal ; Michel
Roony, sergeant, severe contusion ; John Thompson,
colour sergeant ; Robt. M'Kenna, soldier.
50th Regiment
_Robt. Foley, sergeant major; Law-
rence Ward,soldier
Hannan, soldier ;John
Brennan, soldier
ney, soldier ; Turner,
, ;
.Wm. Michaelcoo
colour sergeant ; Richard W. Newcombe, sergeant.
55th Regiment—Henry Hendrick, colour sergeant,
wounded ; Wm. Spencer, sergeant ; Wm M‘Lacblan,
lance corporal ; Joseph Wilson, soldier, severeiy
wounded ; Wire Campion, sergeant ; Jeremiah Whelan,
soldier; Thos. Johnstone, soldier.
(6611 Regimene_Williaue Dibbs, colour sergeant ;
Joseph Whittaker, colour sergeant ; John Lord, soldier;
Louis Hogan, soldier.
WI Regiment—John MiCardle colour sergeant ;
John Coughlan, colour sergeant; dames F. Andrews,
sergeant ; Thomas Connell, corporal ; William Kinnar-
ney, lance corporal, severely wounded ; John Murray,
soldier, three wounds.
68th Regiment—John Gibbons, sergeant-major,
severe contusions ; Peter Delany, sergeant, two wounds;
Patrick Finns, corporal severely wounded ; James Sims,
soldier ; William Ferris, soldier ; Thomas Watson, ser-
geant ; Charles Ross, soldier, wounded.
72d Regiment—Archibald Duncan, corporal ; Thos.,
Alison, soldier ; John Harper, soldier, wounded ; Saml.
NleNeish, soldier.
77th Regiment—James Toohey, colour sergeant,
wounded severely ; Thomas M'Gill, drummer ; Alex.
Wright, soldier, wounded severely ; Murdock Charles-
ton, soldier, wounded severely ; William Wilson, lance
corporal ; William M`Guire, soldier; John Quinland,
soldier.
70th Regiment—Jas. Spence, colour-sergeant ; Alex.
Goodbrand, colour-sergeant ; Colin Campbell, sergeant ;
Robert Bruce, soldier ; Wm. Davie, sergeant ; James
, Wilkie soldier.
88thitegiment—Etienne Conyngham, sergeant-major;

Hubert Kelly, colour.serg,eant ; Maurice Kanty, colour-
sergeant ; Michael Rian, soldier ; Barnard M'Namara,
soldier ; Thos. .Elanilley, soldier ; Henry Spellacy, soldier.
89th Regiment— -John Grant, sergeant ; John Trent-
with, corporal ; Patrick Kinneally, soldier ; Darby Le-
naghan' soldier ; William Heffernan, soldier.
90th Regiment—Charler Sanderson, colour sergeant ;
John Alexander, soldier ; Edward Flaxman, musician ;
John Lawless, soldier; Thomas Bayley, soldier; John
Goldsmith, soldier, wounded.

93d Regiment—Alex. Knox, colour sergeant ; Arch.
Crabtree, sergeant ; Wm. Mackenzie, lance corporal ;
John Leilie, soldier, severely wounded ; Pierre M'K.ay,
soldier; John Forbes, soldier, severely wounded; James
Davidson, soldier.

95th Regiment—J. Cody, soldier; P. Dooley, soldier;
J. Linn, corporal ; S. Webb, corporal ; J. English, sol-
dier ; P. Gallagher, solder ; J. Jaques, corporal.
97th Regiment—P. Donellan, sergeant ; A. Curran,
corporal ; H. Jackson, soldier, wounded ; J. Cotterill,
soldier, wounded severely ; P. M‘Mi/ty, soldier ; W.
Newman, sergeant, very severely wounded.
let Battalion Rifle Brigade—J.Hicks, colour-sergeant;
B. Macmahon, soldier ; J. King, soldier ; P. M'Cann,
soldier ; H. Bailey, soldier ; T. Davis, soldier ; J. Green,
soldier.

2d Battalion—J. Waller, sergeant-major, severely
wounded on the Bth Sept. ; D. Fisher, colour-sergeant ;
J. Harrywood, sergeant, severely wounded ; T. Burge,
sergeant; J. Bradshaw, corporal ; C. Feough, soldier ;
M. M'Cornsick, soldier.

TIM FRENCH POLITICAL PRISONERS AT
CA TENNE.