Star.
London, England, 1813-08-16 00:00:00

IRITIIII 01!1C1&1 IMOONDtD.

4th W. 1. Reg. A. D. C. to Gen. Barnes, Captain A. Hamilton,
severely.
iitls Foot, ist Batt.—Major Campbell, silesedy ; Lhot. Everest,
slightly ; Lieut.. Tarieton alliAidlemswemierdr. •
20th Ditto—Lieut. cui. wasaspiyaduseclietten, severely ;
Lieut. Lutyens, slightly. • • •
24th Ditto, 9d KAI and Captain Lepper,
rarely; Capt. Steckel' and A 4 Fleming, slightly.
t'llth Ditto—Major Campbell, severely ; Captain Westropp,
slightly; Lieut. Shea, severely; Lieut. Hayton, .tightly;
Lieut. Lampritr,- Ensign Baylis, severely.
95th Ditto' In ditto—Liesuenaut Pemberton, severely.
Brunswick l.ight infantry--Lieut -Cuban Herzberg,
Lieut. Koskenbar, severely; Lieut. Broembsen, shakily ; En-
sign Guyer, aeverely.
-PORTDCWISt OffICEIll VrOUNDID.
Cuadores—Ensign Antonio J. Figueira.
ABSTRACT OF THI LUIS Di VIC SIIIGH OF ST. 11141-
TIAN, PROM TM 7TH TO THZ 27TH Or JULY,
1813, INCLUSIVE.
BRITISIL-1 Major, 9 Captains, S Lieutenants, 2 Staff, 7 Sit.
leant., and 90 task and tile, killed. 2 Lleutenant-Culmtels,
IS Captaits, 17. Lieutenants, I Ensigns 2 Staff, ei lietj. ants,
1 Drummer, and 579 tank and hie wounded. s Lieutenants,
2 Ensigns, 4 Set-leant., and 147 rank and file, mining.
PORTUOVEU-1 Captain, 2 Sarjeants. and SS raakand file killed;
1 Lieutenant Colonel, I Major, 4 Captains, 2 Lieutenants, It
, Ensigns, 1 Staff, 11 oerjeant., S drummers, and 312 tat k and
file, wounded ; 1 Captain, 2 SerjeestUi, I drummer, and 140
rank and file missing.
(MCNICHOL AII%THACT OF lilt LOU SUSTAINED Mr AC rwx,

FROM THZ 25TH JULY TO TUC 2D AUOUbT, 181 3.

patriots-2 Majors, 10 Captains, IS lieutenants, 3 Esitgn%
Staff, 46 Stiltants, V drummers, 462 rank & fife. 3 tir,e-, killed
General Staff, I 1 Lieut -Colonels, 15 Majors, st Captains;
104 Lieutenants, 31 Ensegos 7 Staff, 17$ St rj. ants, 14 Drum-
mers 3102 rank and file. and 9 hones wound-41; I Major,
5 Captains, 6 Lieutenants, 4 Ensigns, 1 ,tall i 4 Serjeants, 7
Drummers, 462 rank and file, and one horse missing.
Pouvirouiss-2 Majors. 4 Captat ea, 1 Lieutenant, .4 Ensigns,
1 Staff, ill Serjeants, and 229 rank and file hided; 1 Grin ral
Staff, Colonels, 9 Lieutenant-Colonels, 10 Majors, SI Car-
tains, IS Lieutenants, 31 Ensigns, 3 Staff, 73 &leant% IS
drummer% and 1632 rank and file wounded.— betjaants sad
199 rank and file missing.

To offer any observations. of our own on details so
ample, and presenting such a glorious result, would
be impertinent at the present moment. The public
needs no aid to enable them properly to appreciate
services so splendid as those which form the subject
of the preceding record.
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EXPECTED RUPTURE or THE ARMISTICE.
Mr. Waits, the Messenger, arrived this morning 1
at.the Foreign Office, with dispatches from Lord
CATHCART, dated On the 30th ult. His Lordship
was then at the Head-quarters of the Allied Armies
which had then received a formidable augmentatiol
of strength. The Armistice had been prulnsiaed to
the 10th of this month only, and hostilities were ex-
pected to commence instantly upon its expiration.
It was also reported, when the Messenger came away,
' that the six days previous notice bad actually been
given by the Allies, and that the Congress at Prague
had broken up.
The Messenger came by the LADY FRANCES Packet,
Captain RUT ran, which was eight days on her p s.
1 sage from Gotrenburgh. A Russian Messenger also
came by this vessel.

By the LADY FRANCIS a Gottenburzh Mail has
arrived. The Swedish and German papers breathe
a similar spirit of hostilities Against the French. ar.d
loudly call for a recommencement of hostilities
The glorious intelligence from Spain gives us no
room for any eFtrnfesfrotnthese Journals.
.'" His Royal Highness the PitINCI Rectrivr, acenm.
panied by Lord UFO:MUTH. inspected the improve.
ments going on at Cumberland Lodge. on Flit! ty. •
His Royal Highness intends making this a country
residence. In the evening the RROIINT tt.ok tea with
the Royal Party, and returned to London at tine,
when the party broke up.
Saturday his Royal Highness the Dike of YORE
dined with her Itica.nitti and Family, and at five his
Royal Highness set off for London.
It was not at 4t. Seb titian's, but at Vittoria, that
Lieutettant-Colonel CAMPBELL. of the Royal Scots,
was wounded. We are happy to add, that by the 1-st
laccounts he was.doing well.

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considerable ‘apply of W ImeAt fetch this tuurilig from is...es
. Kent, and nuffnik, and the denund beVii very small, new 'MOO
ware effected, but what Attie was dispost4 at moats Manisa
of isitat quarter from lass Isleisday's

pria mu. It;f:Rr Ca4,BGE..

.ttic following is a more pirticular acconn‘,of tuft
resentati,m of the Colours on Thursday last than
a...y vHell has appeared : AucvsT IL
Quttine. has this day been plea. sed to present a
of Colt.urs to the battalion f C d
o .4.
.ets,
„compote
)oung Gentlemen who art receiving .ieir edu.
c.iQn is the loyal Miuitary•College;who
loyal on whielf,oc.
es" sat, nler ki TAjf.liTt was graciously pleased to addritte
th •tialion ttie:follOwing terips;,.p .
v-it is witb peculiar interest and satisfaction that I this day
where, the t frevc of an hvoitution founded under the gracious
pliepiees.of he who* tottt4ing and protecting has,
through the entire of a long aeci virtuous reign, been invariably
extended to every obji.ct • f national honour end utility nor am
- i this gratifiedt br ortvity pat my beloved Son the Palace
R to. rq. 10110Wirsig e. example of. itis Father, Sod actuated by
the slut e ccer•iiteation for thieublic *dome; has betfowed on it
rnwertul irretettitin sindi pattunage, and has rendered it *Ati-
lt th available 'its trip. reek and importpat purpos...g which its
fittieal Frttinibe,liad iug,iew, in making this noble provision for
the it etnacilen otyotitig Officers, 'ard for the early education of
'these drstl red Ow the military service..
he greet,, web this insteution paces at the disposal of
Comniamler in fahlet,, have pci.n rims: successiully applied to
tj{o.rinyt and thtpublic service, by my beloved.
bon the note oe.yoeg. amisessi tirfihirm att.ntious to
• et,. grea: ditties of hlesstatlint theft is ildne etmie th'dkable to.
himself none certaltilySvinre' tasteful to My ifeetings,. and 1 be-
lieve to those of the coonsrj, thsn !h.? personal fare And Iniperin-
seedance which he hes. hesteweds On the ,two national eelablisb-
. imp:* foropilitory.edueat'on; thin Military COliege, and,
the Asylum fin' ;hi Children of the 'ltionliestutisfioned'officene
and Soldiers Of the regtai 'Army. ` + -
.t Iles Mile-tyt"' Ctiouniesioners for- tbe mapagenwnt of this
.celliee participate, I am perinaded, in my own feeling" on-the
. scene before tti awl arikihirefit'reviarded hi the manner most
• acceptable t ;grin fur- the care•witb which, ftorn its infancy,
they have wateited mrtittle Institution, and ha;fitonducted it to
•
its p. went state ofipeActiOn.
'1 he ends of have been greatly forwarded by
the abilities and nnitmitted exertions of the late • and of the pro-
gene Governors andLieutenant-Governoret, • •
" The other Officers and Professors, and Masters, belonging
to the Eitablishment, are justly entitled their share of apolausei
-for the zeal i.nd fidelity with which they have dischargedftheir.
respective duties.
litres, et thee- Dolours as tokens of the interest 'feel in the
rosperitv ,sf br Revd Military College. and in testimony of my
niatern-1 lelicitude foe tbekeppiness and welfare of the youihs.to
whom 1 Row Address umelf.
I feet corasdent that you win, bur virtues and future y yo
servie-e, ize the toad expecte:tons of your friends and your
parents, of lour coverriguand your Country: you will at this
initebe the. principles of our established national Re-
. aeon, and a just regard and reverence for our Laws and Consthi•
onion ; you will become sensible of the importance of order and
dioppliye ; you will receive the information and. instructions
which are calculated to promote your success in the bonOurable
Prof: edon which you have• chosen, and both by example and
• re( cept you will here be animated by the honest ambition of
hereafter emulating those renowned Commanders and valiant
Soldiers, who, under the protection of PIOVIDLNCI, have so
Featly uphi ki the military character of the country.
" You will. t trust, confirm the words inscribed en these Co-
tours, equally aypheable to the inereailog advantages which this
Institution promises to the Army and to the prowess of the Na-
tion, justly exultiog in the distinguished part she has taken in a
Contest, the object of which is the restoration of the Independence
and liberties of Europe.
"'1 o great Contest it is probable you will all be progres-
sively called, as the Soldien and Champions of your Country. •
44 I pray Goa to bless and protect you in the careered Honour
for which you are destined."
Colouts, which had been supported by his
ItOyal Highness the PRINCE REGENT and the Duke
of 'YORK, were received by the Governor, Lieutenant-
General the Honourable Sir ALEXANDER HOPE, K.B.
who delivered them.to the two Cadets who were ap.
pointed to receive them. Sir A LE.XANDER HOPE then
returned to her MAJESTY his own acknowledgments, '
and the thanks -of -the- Institution, for the honour
Which her MAJESTY had conferred on them, and ex-
pressed in appropriate terms his hopes that they
should, by their unt emitted attention and exertions,
continue to merit her MAJEsrv's approbation, and to
forward the important object which the Royal Founder
had in view in estabrshing this seminary for military
education.
Her MAJESTY was handed to and from her car-
riage by his Royal Highness thoFnosce REOENT,
and received the respects of the Governors and Com-
nii4sioners of the Royal Military College. The day
v..t, unusually warm and clear, and her MAJESTY, as
as the PkiNCErazEs, and the rest ot the Royal
ratty, appeared in excellent health and spirits. The
solar beams falling upon the, beautiful And splendid
dreims of the .female' compel-7, and .ca-the Veneral
• end ether Officers trabited in their full. and -rich uni-
y.to,:uced a very striking and gratifying effect
to. the cye at the most distant spectator. This was'
• greatly increased by the judicious choice of the eleva-
. ted sption fr in whence her MAJESTY could be seen
to asclvastage, s‘ hen performing her part, in the pre-
. .fie nof the c-,lours, which was at the landing
-Oote. the nisi, flight of steps mounting to the grand
..Po';fitco.oi the great building, fronting the Parade ;
tlio Nobility, Ladies, and Generals being ranged in
ergular and gradual ascent or. either hand. Her
Ilei.teerv's seat was raised upon a small. platform,
coveted with cloth. The steps of the portico, part of
the, parade, and Of the entrance, were covered -with
carpeting and crimson cloth.
Her MaJzary's most gracious Address was read
by her Maaesv; with great energy and feeling: but
her MAJESTY becirfie so overcome with her sensa-
• Lions, that her voice was only audible to -those who
were near to her perspn. The fel:tosses seemed af-
fectionately to sympathise and. participate in the
amiable fee ings of thee; Itoyel Mother, on an occa,
lion so new, interestingi aed-imprecedented. Her
MAJtsTY wits pleased to visit; the dining-rooms of the
Gerulemen Cadets at the hour of dinner, accompa-
nied by her 'suite, and we understand that they af.
forded the highest satiq jion Nne
0,0 could wit-
ness the prOofs of growth. Andimprovement of this
Useful Institution with more reel pleasure than his
Royal Highness the Commander in Chief. under
whose lost, ring band, and .ueabating patronage, the
College was formed, and has been enabled to attain
its pteent flourishing state. The royal yisitors were
entertained by Sir A. H,Qps, the Governor, till late
. .
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the evening. ,

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• QTders bays been issued for adding a seventh bat-
talion to tube 60th regintEnt, Whieti.:ts to•bir farmed
froni the Gt finals' iirisoniti 'of itaiiio.vi at the- cliffe-
. .rent.clepots iiitbkkingdom. • • • • •
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The next xolanniering froth the-Militia Negirrients
• to the line is
.iippoonteer by the Perctary- A hate tii
'' Like pliaid on the 17ertilsth arialotopKwit.-:. g
Tliursjiy, as Ca peals . Chflina was - going : clintm
' • ' 'a sfitirth'Mr. R icnsav .:1 110A1 PION af'liis.seat at
ithitii•ar Uabliclie,be"was seiu 3 with an apo.
z..c., ge„At 44. the 'eliaii4. anChad not beerf.'e6nvey4
obs Mr. Tiamuso. iitiluotiiis 41)F;1104 ailijnit VW:O

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