Star.
London, England, 1815-03-08 00:00:00

SECOND EDITION.

STAR-OFFICE, THREE O'CLOCK.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
" WAR DEPARTMENT, MARCH S.

44 Captain WYLLVI arrived this morning with dis-
patches from Major-General LAMBIRT, detailing ope-
rations against the enemy in the neighbourhood of
New Orleans. It appears that the army, under the
command of Major-General REANN, was landed at
the head of the Bayale, in the vicinity of New Or-
leans, on the morning of the S'Sd December, without
opposition it was, however, attached by the ene-
my in the course of the night succeeding the land-
ing, when, after an obstinate contest, the enemy
were repulsed at all points with considerable loss.
“ On the morning of the 25th, Sir E. PAw.
!lAN arrived, and assumed the command of the army.

" On the 27th, at day-light, the troops moved for-
ward, driving the enemy's picquets, when the main
body •i the enemy was discovered strongly posted
behind a breast work extending abort a thousand
yards, with the right resting on the Mississippi, and
die left on a thick wood.

" The interval between the 27th December and
Bth January, was employed in preparation for an at-
tack on the enemy's position. The attack that was
intended to be made on the night of the 7th did not,
owing to the difficulties experienced in the passage of
the Mississippi by a corps under Lieutenant• Colonel
THORNTOS, which was destined to unite on the right
bank of that river, take place till early on the morn-
ing of the Bth.
" The division to whom the storming of the enemy's
*ork was entrusted, moved to the attack at that times
but being too soon discovered by the enemy, were re-
ceived with a galling and severe fire from all parts
of their line.

a Major-Gen. Sir E. PAILENHAM, who had placed
himself at the head of the troops, was unfortunately
killed at the head of the Glaris, and Major-Gene-
rals Goss and K*ANZ nearly at the same moment
borne off wounded. The effect of this on the
troops caused a hesitation in the troops, in
their advance; and, although order was restored,
by the advance of the reserve ender Major-

General LAMBERT, to whom the command of the
.triay had 'devolved and Colositel Tiiontrrosr lad
succeeded in the operation assigned to him on the
rigitt bank of the River, yet the Ntijir-Gener il, on
• he consideration of the ditlicultieS which yet remained
to be surmounted, did not think himsel jott;fied in
ordering a renewal of the attack ; the troops !her:rote
retired to the position w!lich they hid occ !pis.t! ,::.,1-
vious to the attack, in that position th?y
the evening of the 10th, when Ore who)! of the
wounded, with the exception of eijeny (which 7t was
Considerei dangerous to temov •) the fiat 3rtiPc ry,
and alt the stores of every description I.av;.lg I,:rert
embarked ; the army retired to the head of Cie
Bayale, where the landing had h"en originally ef-
fected, and re-embarked without molestation.
" The Major-Gener,il steaks in the highebt terms
of the conduct of the Officers and Troops employed,
and the coriiAl co-operation rendered 1)y the N4ey."
OP OVPICRILS KILLED, WOtilf)rU, AvD
IN Tilt ACTION OF TIME BTII JANUARY.

Int. /D.
General Staff—Major-General S'r E. Pakenham, Commander of
the Forces; Capt. Thomas Wilkinson, B.fth, Major of Brigade.
4th Foot—Ensign Wm. Crowe.
7th Dine—Major George King, Captain Geofte Her.ry. •
gist Ditto—Majlr Donald M'Donald.
44th DI•to-•Lieut. Rowlaod Davies, Enegn M. M'Clo.key.
93d Ditto—Lb utenant-Celonel R.ibert Dale, Captain Fhonias
}Helens, and Aleaander Muirhead.
wousiben.
General Staff Major-General Gibbs, severely, (since dead'. ;
Major-General Kean, severely; Captlin H E Shaw, 4th Fin,t
(Brigade Major), slightly ; Lieutenant Delany I:yam, 3d Dra...
goons (Deputy Acting Ouarter.Macer-:..neral severely.
4th Foot—Lieutenant-Colonel Z. Brooke, slightly ; Major A. D.
Fannce (Lientenant-Colorel), severely ; Captains J. William..
son, T. lone,:, J. W. Fletcher, IL Erskine, severely ; Captain
D. S. Cr: 'g, slightly ; Lieut. W. H. Bronke, B. Martin,
Richardson, W. Squire, C. H. Farrington, James Marshal.%
H. Andrews, severely ; Lieutenants E. I'. Hopkins, J. Sat-
vin, P. Boulby, G. H. Hearne, slightly, Ens gns Thomas
Benwell, severely; A. Gerard, J. Fernandez, E. Newton,
slightly ; Adjutant W. R.Ch .6011, slightly.
7th Dirrts....vi, E. Page, severely; J J. A. Midlios, slightly;
Lieutenant M. High,ins, severely ; C. Lorentz, slightly.
slot Ditto--Lieutenant-Colonel l'ater•on, severely, net dant:
rouily ; Major A. J. Ross, and Lieutenants J. Waters and .1.
Geddei, severely.
43d Ditto--Lieutenant 3. Meyricke, left leg amputated; D.
Campbell, severely.
44th Ditto—Captain H. Debeig, slightly ; Lieutenants Robert
Smith, H. Brush, R. Phclen, and W. Jones, st.v.rely: W.
Maclean, slightly ; Ensigns J. White, B. Hayden, and J. Do-
naldson, severely.
45'b Foot—lieutenant-Colonel W. l'horriton, (Colonel); Lieu •
tenant B. C. Urquhart, severely, not dangeran•ly.
991 Foot—Captains R. Ryan, boulger, Mackenzie, and Err,
severely; Lieutenant% lvli:riean, Spas k, and Macpherson,
slightly, and C. Gordon and J. Hay, saveiely ; Volunteer J.
Wilson, slightly.
95th Foot—Captain I. Traversing! Czptaln N. Traver, slightly;
Lieutenants J. Reynold, Sir J. Ribson, J. Genet, J. W. Blac:.-
house, and R. Barker, severely.
Royal Marines—Captain Gilbert Eliot, slightly ; Lieutenants If.
Eliot and C. Morgan, slightly.
Ist West India Regiment—Captain Ides, severely; Lieutenants
Macdonald and Morgan, severely; Ensign Piikingtou, se-
verely; Ensign Mellar, slightly.
Royal Navy—Captain Mony, of his Majesty's Ship Trave, and
Midshipman Woolcomhe, his Majeny's ship Toonaut, sevael
Mt$SlN G.

4th Foot—Lieutenant E. Field, severely wounded:
21st Ditto—Captain James Millaffie (11.1akir), A. Kidd, Lieut.
J. Stewart, A. B. Armstrong, James Brady, 1. Leavock, k.
Carr, J. S. Thomas Tout)lanc, and P. Quin, wounded.
4M Ditto-*Captaln Robert tiimpson. severely.
44th Ditto--Lieutenant W. Wright.
93d Ditto.—Lieut. G. Munro, 1. M'Dctiald, B. Graves, volun-
teer, and B. Joistmone, wounded.
Names of Officen MLLE!), WOUNDtD, and Missiso, in the
Operations preceding and subtequent to the Action or the ads
January, 1815.

Royal Artillery—s Lieutenant AL :ander Ramsay.
Royal Engiaeers--Lieutenant Peter Wright.
4th Foot—C:aptain Francis Johnston, and Lieut. John Sutherland.
List Ditto—Captain William Cwwran.
44th Ditics..-Lieutenant John Blakeney.
Bsth Muss—Captains Charles Gray, and Charles Harris.
lee West India Regiment—Captain Francis Collings.

WOUNDED.

General S taff—Lieutesant-Colonel itovin, 24tb Font, A. A. G.
severely, not dangerously ; Maj. Hooper, 87th rout, D.A.A.G.
leg amputated; Lieutenant Dtlacy Evans, 3d Dragoons,
D. A. Q. M. di. severely.
Royal Artillery—Lieutenant James Christie, severely; Lieute-
nant B. S. Poynter, slightly.
4th Foot—Lieutenant 1 hams Moody, severely.

John Leavock, slightly.
gait/km—Lieutenant B D'Arcy, severely, both legs ampetated.
85tts tottto--Captais James Knox, severely; Lieutenants George
F. Maunsell, W. Hickson, and Robert Charlton, se-
verely; aisd J. W. Boys, slightly.
115th Foot—Ensign Frederick Eden, severely (since dead) ; Fa.

din limas Ormsby, slightly.
95d Foot—Lieutenant A. Phaup. severely (dead).
95th Foot—Captain W. Hallen, and l.teutenant Daniel Fotbau
aeverriy; lieut. W. J. G. Farmer, e.ghtly.

MISSING.

115th Foot—Lieutenant W.Walker, and Ensign Ceo. Ashton.
95th Foot—Major Samuel Mitchell.
OSANO TOTAL OW LOSS DURING THE WHOLE OPERATIO.

Killed, N6—Wounded, 1516—Miastag, 552.
Cnuid Total-2454.

CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, MARCH S.
A very large quantity of Wheat remained over from Mondays
supply, tor which there was no demand this morning, conse-
quently the pikes am merely nominal, as it is impossible to say
at what reduction considerable sales could be effected. Barley
sells rather more freely than on Monday, without any variation
in price. In ems, Beans, and other articles, there is no variation