Star.
London, England, 1812-02-20 00:00:00

THE ARMY. -

OFFICERS KILLVD AND WOUNDED BEFORE
CIUDAD RODRIGO.

Lord WELLINGTON has s-nt home a perfect list
the killed and wounded Officers during the wege of
Ciudad Rodrigo, which, it will be seen, contains toe
names of severdl who were not included in the fast
account published in the Eztramdinary Gazette.
NAMES OF OFFICERS KILLED, WOUNDED, AND /RISING,
ZICTWYEN JANUARY 15 AND 19, 1811
KILLED ON THE NIGIIT OF TIIA 191.11 Jaw.
Major-General Withition, General Stat
Captains M'Clougall, sth Foot, and Hazdynsan, 45th &to.
Lieutenants Yew and Bell, 45th Foot.
Captains Dobb., 5.24 dmo, ist Batt. Andswn and Winiamsuc,
104th Foot.

WOUNDED ON THE 15111 JANUARY.
Captain Mule:ester, Royal Engineers, slightly.
Lieutenant Skelton, ditto, severely, since dead.
Second Lieut. Alberto, Portuguese Artillery, slightly.
ON THE 16TH JANUARY.
Captain M'Culloch, Royal Engineers, severely. •
Lieutenant Marshall, ditto, slightly.
Er.sign Ashford, sth Foot, 2d Battalion, severely.
Lieu emuit Ramage, 74th duo, slightly. Lieuts. Armstrong,
135th ditto, lit Batt. slightly ; and Flack, ditto, dangerously.
ON TOE 18TH JANUARY.
Lieut. Ant. de Casts a Silva, Portuguese Artillery, slightly.
ON THE 19TH JANUARY.
I Captains Dynely and Power, Royal Artillery, slightly.
WOUNDED ON THE NIGHT OF THE lara JAN.
Major-General Cranford, General Staff, deagtronsly, Ware dead.
Major-General Va:tdeleur, ditto,
Brigade Major Potter, t:ti loot, di to.
Lleutenal.ta Thomson, Royal E:lineers, severely; Reid, ditto,
slightly ; and Stavely, Royal staff Corps, ditto.
sth Regiment—Major Grey, Captain Duboordieu' severely;
I.l:utg. M•Kenzie, dangerously ; Wild, severely ; Fairdough,
and litzgerali, slightly; Ensign Cinch, Adjutant Johnson, de.
43e1 Foot—Captain Ferguson, Lieut.. Patterson and Brumwell,
severely.
45* t Foot—Captain Milne, slightly; Captain Martin, severely.
Lieuts: Humphrey and Phillips, ditto.
I it utenant-Culonel Colbourne, .52d Foot, Ist Batt. severely.
Major Napier, ditto, rig:.t arm amputated.
Lteut vnant CursvooS, ditto, ird Batt. slightly,
Captain Livingston, 60th Foot, Sth Batt. severely.
74th too —Captains Langiands and Collins, slightly; LW%
'Few, severely ; Ensign Atkins, slightly.
77th Foot- -Captain Nl‘Lean and Baird, severely ; and Captain
hllLaughlin slightly; Lieutenant Smith, dangerously ;
rgns Fitzgerald, and Adjutant Jones, slightly.
88:h Foot--Lieutenants Johrkon, Fairris, Beresford, and W.
Kinglisaill, verily.
94th toot—L.lllmM Laing, severely; Captains Cairncross sad
Kyle, slightly ; Lieutenant Taylor dangerously; Lieutienaht
Cannon, severely; Ensign Scott, slightly.
15th lout, tat RAI talion—Captau Uniackr, and Lieutenants Cot
and Hamil.on, severely.
95Th Fout, 2cl Battalion--Captain Mitchell and Lieutenant Bed-
severely.
Portuguese, Ist Regiment of the Line--Captaln W. Quesde,
Jai 1'o: tuguete Cacadores—Liest. Ant. Corriro twitay, slightly.
N.B. Captain the Hon. J. Stanhope, Ist Foot Guards, A.l). C.
to Lieutenant-General Graham, wounded slightly on the 14th of
January, omitted in last Return. (.igite.l)
CiiAllt• STEWART, M. 0. and Adj. Gen.

A letter from an Officer at Frexidas, dated the
30th ultimo, states, that the writer was present when
the Governor of Ciudad Rodrigo was mu-cited off.
He is represented as extremely insolent.—" Lord
WELLINGTON invited him to dine, ant was actuallr
obiiged to remind him to be silent when speaking of
the Spaniards in the most reproachful terms. His
Lordship observed, that he could not suffer his fiends
to be so talked of in his presence. Several Spanish
Officers were at table; but any serious quarrel was
prevented, by the judicious interference of Lord WEL.,
tascrox. By the account taken of tie provisions at
Ciudad Rodrigo after its fall, it appears that there
was a supply fur a month. On the 25th the inter•
ment of the remains of the brave General Cleat:runt,
took place in the breach. Lord Wituazifrou and every
officer in the neighbourhood followed him to the grave.
The body of General M,Knotois was found, and was
iwith difficulty recognized ; his regiment shewed all
the respect possible to the remains of so brave and
meritorious an Officer. Captain Doses was buried
viithin a yard of his gallant General."
It is with much regret that we have to announce
' the death of Lieutenant-Colonel CHARLIIII AINSLIS, of
the 4:h Dragoons, Deputy Adjutant-General to Cie
British Army in Sicily, who died at Mesina on the
19th of last December. As a Cavalry Officer he was
thought one of the best in the Army, and had he lived '
would have one day raised his name high in the an-
nals of his country. The illness which terminated his
life was contracted in Spain, where be served the first
two campaigns under Lord WELLINGTON.

MAJOR GENERAL ROBERT CRAUfURD.—The last
letters from our army in Portugal mention the death
of this invaluable Officer, of the wound he received
when leading on the Light Division of Lord WEL
LINGTON'S army, in the most gallant and able manner,
to the storm of Ciudad Rodrigo. At the time he was
wounded he was considerably advanced before his di-
vision, animating them to storm the breach. He had
commanded the Light Division during several cam-
paigns, with the greatest ability and distinction, and
hs loss is as universally and as deeply lamented by
that army, as he was universally esteemed and,be-
loved, and held in the highest consideration. He was
an Officer of the first-rate talents, profoundly versed
in every branch of the military science ; of the
most ardent zeal and truly heroic courage ; and he
enjoyed the advantage of very great expetieuce.--
During the long period of 3.5 years he had devoted
himselt to the service of his country in the most inde-
fatigable manner, quite regardless of his own co‘nt-
fun, convenience,and safety, but sedulously attentive
to the comfort and convenience of his troops, as far as
circumstances would permit. They always looked
up to him with the utmost confidence and attachment.
There cannot be a stronger proof of the regard the
Light Division bore him, that the following circum-
stance :—Upon his return to Portugal last spring, he
joined his division when the army was drawn up to
receive MASSYNA'S attack at Fuente d'Honore, and as
soon as he appeared at their head, the whole division
itie him three diem in the presence of the enemy.
He served under all the first characters in our agleY,
and they all had the highest sense of his great
—none more so than our present illustrious Comma
der in- Chief. In private life he was one et the bes
and most estimable i.f turn. The loss that the count
try sustains in him is very great, and to his wile and'
Pout children it is irreparable.
Orders have teen issued for a blot of the Lima
Militia for the County o: Middlesex. The number
resished is 10,00), between the ages of 16 and SC.