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FILONTIERS Of A STRIA, AUGUST
the Emperor of Aus't'ria has Sent several Geltitteeals
Itp qie Army of )3oheipia? to Fake cpmrnanc4
o.lettier 2.5,
Irbr Prince Vtcer6y had •hts hestd•quertere ott the
2lst ai Adelsberg. 'We haye receiyed 'intelligence
from Laybach was tranquil in that town. The
artily-is.- marching ppon Saxony, by' the t;.vo direp-
tions of Laypacliand Tiervitt;.
' FtSE.I.I AUGUST 113.
A report from the Captain of gens sP.armes,
dated MelTp, August 41, qates —s, r have this
ensprnr.received ppsitiye intelligence that Wahrindenfs
forPs is aMmit eparly destroyed ithe remainder
earred themselyes at Rostqck Ithe artillery end bag-
gige fell into the bands'a the FrenCh. At liOemq
a51i...14 in the greatest consternation. Tf Trench 'are
Fspetted there to-day. This-morning some hundred;
•f French arrived. at Denenberg • my brigades will,
therefore, itrinittaiaielT resume fheir stating on th.,f
rite.;' '
WPjtTOOFRO, AUGUST (24; •
They write from Prague that the gnipetor Ru -
pia and King of Prussia have arfsied thlere, and hid a
lopg interview with the Emperor of Agaria.
• PARIS, 4UOUST It.
They mention, among the corpi which have fought
upon the Bober under hii• Mjesty% orders; those com-
manded by Count I..atiriston, and Marshal the puke
of Tarente, They save had successive engagements
with the erfmny?i corps, to which they have occasioned
inikfi loss. Whilst his Majpsty Wed thus upon the
Bober, several French detachments were marched
Pppg Fripdland, urnburg, and Gabel, in order to
observe and hold-the Bohemian defiles, which de-
touch upon the. right fienllBraiF Freio army
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Ltisau andpleste
DRESDEN, AUGUST 2p.
It is to-clay Laid, that Prince VontetowsVy has en-
tered' Gabel _with 2000 French, and that Count
ID_uvernois has penettated with Ip,ooo men to !tom-
burg,- in Bohcrnie.
The Puke of 'Vicenza returned -here on the 18th
Mfrom Plague, end immediately set out to follow iris
ajesty the Emperor, Who, on the lith, 'at five in
the afternoon, left this for the Castle ol Sidlit4; from
whence his Majesty was to proceed to Bautzen!

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ROM SATFItpAY.NIGI-11713GATTE

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MILITARIP PROMOTIONS.
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sy.i'TE:ifilFlt 4.
4th Regiment of Dragoon GUards—COrnet 'lbws B. Smith to/
be 11etitenat$ purcl ase, 'ice B-gwrll, Airomotta
the'66th tOot: Commission dated Augott26, 11413.
/flth Regiment of light Dragoons—TO be Captains of Troop!,
' without purchase: 'Acute:taut Lord Arthur W. !4. Hill. Dt-
ted August 2S, 1813. • lieutenait and Ailititant •tiam. Brom-
ley ; dated August it'G, 1813'.=—To he Lieatenaint ; Catiet Frio-
&E. Nleynell,*ice Lord .Aithui W; M. Hill. Dated August
26, 1813. • • ' • • ' •' . .
12th Ditto—Gentleman Cadet 'Chows. Reed, from the Royal
Military Colleie, to 'be Carnet, withoUt pplihase, viers H.
mon, killed iii u•ctiori.' Dated August 26;1813.
13th niter—Cornet arid Adjuiant Limes Lawrence to have the
rank of Lieutnant. Dated.Aug”st 26, 1813.
sth Ditto—To 1)4 I leuitttauts by Purchase : Cornet H. Dixon,
vice Neale, who retires, dared'Atigust ; Co.,•ner lobo Jame
Dough+, rice Cluete, pi.moted, dated August 26, 1813.
18&11"Mo—lieutenantGeorge Luard; from the 4th pragnon.,
to be Captain of a 'froolle, littitbout purchase, vice'Caiew, dead
bf bls wounds, dti..l 1:11y 21,8813. • ... '
lid Regiment of ba'ot frilardsCaptain Wm. Augustfs Keate to
Chnit and withonii
appointed to the corn.'
August 9 ; Ensign
rain, vice./Ctrate, cl -
.ck Fotstr, front the
pared Aug.k6, tuts.
c•kte to be Major, vise
26, 1813:' 'l'o'be
: I.ieutenant Jos.
dated Augult 21,
dated'Au.
tout purchase : Ensigp
Actith), dated Auguit
Clarke, killed in action,
'1111mi:son, vice Mas-
t; Etnign
18 t 3; gasign G.
.3. To; Ist Ensigns,
vice Weit,"dated
,*ice Church, dated
•,uatt, vice William.
Guilt. vice Iviidg-
, Gent.vice Grcenr,
'lmes Oliphant Mine,

Lieutenant Gpy Cul-
led August VA, Ibis.
fc, vier Monaghtn,
Ensign Ueorge T.
August ,25, 18111;
'chard AugUst 2ti, 1813:
• vice Murphy, dated

to be Lieutenant,
°Mated in the Regiment

Captain of a Coto-
killed in action, da-
•EndErt Vtobert Brookes,
-iguat tats;
ad of Ma wounds, di-
ehard, vice Ackland-
, danedAtig. 116,411 i&

Angina 45,11119, . _ . , _
2pdt Ditto—fpeeet-hiajor Akgeeder Ilene to Ise Maier, Ike
Wiliam, dead of his wonnds. Dated Angust 16,1813.
To be Captains of Companies, without purehise--Lieutaileist
...,--- Liar's', vice MuitenXie, killed in action, dated Apsist
8.5 ; and lientenant D. Aug. 9psith2 viceapse. Dote
AVM 26, 111112. " ' • "
To be Lieoterrapta, without purchaati—.Ensign E. L. $3041111,
el:el.s, dated August 26, and Ereign G. E. WialtkitAle
Unita. tea August 26, 1819. • ' ' - . • .
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To be En n;, without purehasr.-Vollniteer Edw4rd frelligie
vice Wrlxon, killed ha actiOn. Dated August 23.1813. ' -‘ -
TO be Adjutant, with the rank of Ensign—t.erjrant-Majoe...t.
Storewviee Buist, killed in action. Dated Aug. 26, 1813. • )
23d Ditto--To.he Captains of Companies, without purctam,
. ,
' Vilzt Lieutenant W. H. Tones, vied Stainfortk, k
dited Auxust 24; • rind First
dated
Grime Brown.), oil" 4
Walter, !tilled in action, dated Augisst 96,11113. '
To be First Lleutfiniint—Second Lieptenant lames Swayneoles
Brownee Dated August 28, 1213.
To be Second Lieutenant—Volunteer Gerald Fit4bbint XIS
Somme. Dated August 26, 1813. I
27th bitto—To be Liamenanu, without pprehase—Ensign Ed-. 4
yrard Fairqeld, vice flare, who resigns! dated Algusat 24;
Ensign acrtir *ties? dated August 95; arid 2nalgn "fitment
Radclike, Ti-e Sayert, placgd ppon ball-pay. Dated Angell.'
OS, 1813. t—To be. Endgnsovithent ptirchase; Vtilatiteer OW.
Fenyog; ice Fairfield, datita August 'Ile;
.Serjeant•Majoe Ikea
thus% iriland, vice Bynes, dad August 25; and Second Lieu.
tenant Orlando 'Folk, front the Royal Mitring, vise Radcliffe.
Dated August 26, list 3. • •
To be Adjutant--11eutenatft Charles Illoßock vice Berne, killed
In a4i, en. Dated August 24, 1813.
28ift Ditili—To'be Lieetenants, with Out purchire, Ensign John
C. 'Nelson, wee 114.Dosmell, 'dead of his siniunds, dated Apg.
25; and Ensign Henry Alexander, Tice Medlycou, superseded,,
Dated Austen 26 Ipl S.
To Se lisiiigna,
.without pnrehaar—William Serjeantson, Gent:
vie* Alexander. dated August gB, and Voluntefr George Re;
Vert., jriee'Nslson Dated Auguit 27,1812.
42d Ditto.;-/triiiet-Major Robert Coote to he. Major, without
' pprchase,viceWood, dead of his wounds ; Lieutenant William
Hjnde to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice
Coote; .fnsign George Sayer to be Lieutenaqt, vice Hindle;
and Volunteer Joba Smith to be Ensign, vice 'Sayer.. Dated
August 27,1811.
3l7th Ditto—Serjeant-Major John Maitland, from the North
' ' gay. Militia, to b‘ Qdartee-Master, vice Munro, whose ap-
peintment he net taken place. Dated July 22; 1813.
33th IBito—Tei be lieutenants, without purchase, ensign R.
WRcoclier siipri 11,PLeod, killed 'in fiction, dated August Y 6;
Qui Ensign Vi. H. Rohinson1 vice cull& killed in action.
tiiied August 27, 1813.
To be uttOgn— Volunteei --, Adams, vice Robinson. Dated
August :7. 1813. •
3,ath•Ditto, Lion 1. Brown to l;e Captain of a eompany, vice
Hicks, deceased, '4O August 2S.
To be. Lieutenants —Ensign W. A. Couttenay, vice rhillps whq
resigns. Ensign R. Rhodes, vice Stile!, cashiered. Ensign R,
D. Franklin, vice 134wn. badges H..E., Squib, 'vice Meade,
oe4easea.
Tp be Ensigns—Mathew O'Toole! Gent, vice Courtettay ; Ito-
luntcerMathew Fitzpatrick, from the 88th Foot, vice Rhode g;
Voninteer x..=. Auras, from the 85th Fop', vine Franklin;
Thomas Camelot, Gent. vice Louth.
40th Ditto, to be Lientenants--ensign M. Sipkh, vice Gray, dr
'ceased, dated August 93 ; Ensignl. C. Wallace, Nice Malone,
killed in action, dated August 24; Etude H. Queade, vice
alway, killed in action, dated August 15, 1813. To be
• nsigna—Ensign A. Dolabrts, from the 924 Foot, vice Sinkh,
!a
led August 24 ; Volunteer J. L. Waft, from the 53d Foote
vice Vl'illace, dated August 25; Serjant-Major R. Harley,
vice Queade, dated August 26, 1813.
45th pitto, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel H. Crauford, front the
pth Foot, to be Lieutenent-Colnnei, vice Ridewood, dead el
his wound', dated August 26, 1819.
46th Ditto, Ensign J. H: French to be Lieptenant, without put-
chase! /gee Strongitharm, promoted in the 60th Foot, dated
August• 26; John Oliver Howe Nunn, pent. to be £s sign,
yiee French, dated August 26, 1813.
48th Ditto, lieutenant R. Herring to be Captain of a company,
vice Wood, dell of his wolinds, dated August 26, 181 S.
To be Lieutenants—Ensign J. Pollen vice Lima, piled ip ?r
.' 'don, dated August 2511 Ensign 7.1 Thatcher, vice Herring,
dated August 26 ; Lieutenant C. Burke, from the 100th FYOt,
Xi'ee yorman, who exchanges, dated August 27, 1813.
To be nsigns--Volunteer Henry 4)onovan, vice Parsons. killed
• ip action, dated Aiigust 25; .---. PlunkPtt, Gent. vice Pol-
len, dated August 26, 181a.ellth Feet; 4nistalit-Surgenti• William Kettle, from the 88th
- ' Foot, to lie Surgeon, vice Abell, appointed to the 60th Foot,
slated August 26, 1813.
Sid lYtto, Ensign -- Wilton, to be Adjutant, vice Caryl,
who resigtr the Adjitancy only, dated August 26, 1813.
' Seth Di.ro, Francis Hutchinson, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur-
chase, vice Marpan, promoted, dated August 26, 1813.
58th Ditto, 'I homas Riphard Davis, Gent: to be Ensign. by
'purchase, yice Burton, promoted, dated Apgust 26,1813. •
60th Di Vol Serjeant-Major John Frederick Myers, from the
• 43d root, to he Adjutant, (with the rank of Falsirq, dated
Aagust 26, 1813. " .
Quarter-Nlaster-Serleant Thomas Burrower, from the 95th Feet,
to be Quarter-blater, dated August 26, 1813.
Surgeon 'Joseph Abell; tioni the 49th Foot, to'be Sutgeon, dated
"August 9, 1813.
65th Ditto. Edward Thomson, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur-
chase, vice Dumlas, promoted, dated August 26, 1813.
pith Ditto, Bivet Major J. Winnett to be hiajor, vice Cre-
spigny, killed in action, dated August 26, 1813. •
I leutetiant H. Archdall to be Captain of a coppany, vice WW-
-1 ' •
nett, da ed August 26, 1813.
Ensign Robert Bali to be Lieutenant, vice Archdall, dated Au.:
' gust Se, 1813.
To be Ensigns without purchase—Volunteer Thepas Browning,
vice Ball, dated August 26 ; John Wilson, Gem. vice Church,
appointed to the 05th Foot, dated. August 27, 1813. '
66th Ditto—Lieutenant William Ryan, from the 24 Royal Sur.
rey Militia, to be Ensign, without purchase; Lietitenanf
George Gordon to lie, Adjutant, vice Harrison, who resigns
the Adjutancy only. Dated August 26,1813.
74th Ditto--Lieuteriant William "I ew to be Captain, vice Whit-
ing, killed in action ; Ensign G.Doiphin tp be J.iedtenant, vice
Tew. Same date. •
To. he Ensigisa—Volunteer Jonathan Luttrell, vice polphin,
dated August 26 ; Samuel Spooner, Gent. by purchase, Tice
'loath, who retires, dated 4lsgust 27, 4813.
75th Ditto—Captain A. hi'Laehlatt to be Major, vice Turner,
decqjsed. Dated August 114. 1814.
Salt Ditto—Thomas Pyks Came, Gent. to be Ensign, without
ppichipe vice Forster, appoirted to the'Sd Foot wards.
91st Distp-:Volunteer Normantainoot to he EnSign, without
purchase, vice Campbell, promoted.
921 Ditto—Volunteer John. Clarke to be Ensign, without pur-
chase, vice DObbyns,. appointed to the 413th Foot. ' '
99d Ditto--tiiptain S. W. Cainke, from the 4rilWest India Regi-
ment, to he Captain of a Compang, vice Reed, who exchaiiiter;
David Cowan, Gent. to be Ensign, sby purchase, vice Graves.
promoted; Alezander Aitken, Esq. to be Paymaster. ' •
95th Ditto—Li •.uteliant:l.lllaiNaniara to be Captairi'of a Com-
pany, ylce Ankh's, dead of his'Wounds; SeeontLientenant
, J. W. Bickhouse to be Fii9 Lieutenant, vice MacNamara ;
Ensigtf .4*.,' Church, frseni the 68th Foot, to be Se stud Lieu.
tippet, vice liackhouse. 411 dated es above. -
)o,th Pitio--4eutenatit W. Norman, from the 48th Font, to
bel.ieuteriant, vice Burke, who exchanges. Dated August
27, 1/113.
103tPitto—rEnsign E. Sutherland to be peutenant, without
purchase, vice Nealson; promoted in the 60th Foot. Dated
August 26, Trip.
104th Ditto—Ensign glades jobling to be Lieutenant, without
purchase, !rite Sutherland, appointed to the ist tech i Waldron
liar, Gerft. is be .Ensign. vice Jobling. ...
etk West India Regimcnt—CaptahtT.Reed, from the 93d Foot,
io be Captain tila Company, vice Cooke, who exclanges:
Itrial Volk Ringers—Lien; pant the lion. W. C. berg, frp.m '
' the 59tlf Foot, to be Captain of a CoMpatiy, by pursllase..* . .
id Garrispn Battalion—F.nsiga G. G. ILOMson, from dart I'o
Foot, td be Lieutenant, Tice 14skeetqop3 appointed to the Ildli
,
Royal Veteran Battalion. '''

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loe aSta*Ptt*"."ll4l4ligg:* '.
ep itadbilipn, tb Lieu . it* , . entill
PalliafS r f4sh ited if abbe"? ;
Delmar.
, kiVeutenant-Coloneb in the Army—M#c Plat* IWO
VIM, of Of Vaifi Fick ; Major R. H. Bub*, or the 744 Fist;
Major D. M:Nell, of dui M k loot ; Major W. G. White, of
the 4941 Togs; Major F. B. Campbell, tithe littb Foot p... 1
ittL7A. iiif.gianspbell, of the 74tblioot; Major R. Arno.
, upqp Pinup'', *kr; Majlg A. frown, gigot'
7941 Foot 1 Brevet Major H. M. Scot ,t of the 6tl Fent:—
Brevet Melee R. Wane, of the 103 d Fill -9_ Major W. pa-
pard, of the 7th Foot ; Major M:Prant, pi the 42d Footj--.-
Beevet M a
ila F. 4t4vin of the 211th fro& ; Brevet Major C.
ifer
Thos. litlf Foot; Major.G.:Canspbell,ef the Foot;
Major J. bersitn, of the'Whi Poet. MI dated as atprfe.
Tip le Majors ip the Army—Covens I. Burror,t, of the 57th t
C4taln A. R. Heplandr of the 40th; Captain R. Egestisn, of
the Seth; Captain W. Campbell, If the 36th; Captain J.
Bogle, of the. 94th ; and Captain J. B. Wahnisley, of the
flnd Foot ; Captain R. B. pabriel, of the 24 Dragoon Guordai
Ciptain H. Tboinas,idf the stith Foot; Captain T. fill. cii2l6ll'
4iithTwot ; Captain 0. G. Felirsen, of the 53d root; Carel.
8. B. Auchnfuty, of the 7th Foot; Captain J. Catrofl, of this'
pid Foot; Captaip C. pwhwood, of thst 9d Foot Guar 4.
captain I:. Romanis, of the 97th Foot; Captain W.
of the 59d Foot ; Captain F: Dahl*, f the s3d• Foot;
A. *lrodd,. of the Royal Staff tarps,; amt PaV,ia i. •
gild, of the Ilpth Nis. Dated August 2f • 1915..
JOISPITAL ST.4O. •
I 'tarry Inspector of Hospital. ROO Green to be Inspector of
__ frospitals. Dated Aoust 26.1813* . . . .
Tp be Hospital-Assistants to the ForeewrAlebander Bbyth 40
James Keith, Gents. Dated August 24; 1911 • ' ' •
The King's German Legion. • •
10 Battalion of Light Infantry—Brevet Linstopant-Colonill P.
,Thes.,gioio the nth Battalion of the. Line, 10 be Liner.°
Poked. vice omptc4e, promotedo iii the Mb Battalion Po.,
• line. Dated August 17,1819.
112 Bapaliou.pf de Libe—,Lieutenant 1.. Rettbres to be Captain '
,of a company; vise akipstrn, .killed iu action, es}.Pat
4ugust 18, Leis,.
To be Lleatenantstinsign A. ArentasAlldt, Tice .Michaelis,
who resigns, dated Aoggst 18, 1813, Ensign William Drys;
dale, vice Rettberg. Dated Atigmt :9, 1813.
2d Ditto—Liestenant B. Barost:Wenchidens to be captain cis •
parrpant, rice Langrehr, promoted in the Bth Battalion of the
Line ; Ensign T. Harttiltop to be Lleptenant,viceVenckuern.
i - Dited August 17, 181. •
41k Ditto—Frederick Augastps Selpi;se, Gent. to he Ensign,
vice Mcbr, %Attie appointment bia not taken place. Dated
lane it, ISIS.
Sth Ditto—Brevet Colon.llo, Batopyo.mpteda, from the Ist Bret-
talon of r..ight infantry, to be Colonel Commandant; vice
Klingsoltr, deceased. Dated August 17, IBIS.
7th Ditto—Ensign C. Helmrich to be Lieutenant, vice lltrundrr7
lob, placed upon half-pay. Dared Auguiti 29,1813.
Bth Ditto—Brevet Major C. W. Langrehr, from the 2d Batta-
lion of the Line, to be Major, rice -Wiesen, promoted in the
Ist Battalion 4144 Infanta-if: • Dated August 17,1:413.
Chacseurs Britanniques.
Lieutenant .---tt. Bletoui to be Captain 'of a ppaipanyl vice
• • `l'ournefort, killed in actiop. Dated August 2.4, ISIS. '
9kil;an Regiment. • . . -
Lieutenant T. Peacocke, frOM the 44th Foot, to be Captain of
Company, vice Roverea, kiNed in action; Ijated.Aag:23,lBl3.

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• VEMORANDVM.
The removal of Captain Hook, frok the I Ith Foot tg the ;ei
IcizailesVetroer:i
t the gaa trvesndimthente protembeotira Indeuof taengtrlP2l4;*
Is the I lth Foot, vice Hook, as staled ,in the Casette_ of the 3d.
.113, have not taken Plane.
4,ZIf FICE OF ORDNANpEi SIFT.. 1,1813,•
ilklie,4lcal Estiddishmint for the Military Dgpartment of the
Ordner.e. •
Ihrgion Nathaniel Hornsby to be a Reiident Surgeon, vice
tifity;ll,.retired; Assistant-Sargeon Edward Simpson to be Sari
geon, vice Hornsby ; Second Assistant-Surgeon Doctor Alex-
ander Macdonald to be 'Assistant-Surgeon, vl;v Simpson;
Temper-sty Assistant-Sargeon Thomas Beard, to be Second
Assistant-Surgeon, vice Macdonald. Dated August 5, 1013..
Come:dash* tit the Northumberland Regiment of Militia, signed
by the Lord l.igittenaat.• a
,Tintes Maxwell, gent. to be Ensign. Dated Angtrt 110,1111,4
CommiAon In the td Troop of Essex Yeomanry cavalry, elsned
'ley the Lord Liepteniut of the County of isseel • .-.-
John JolliffeTufnell, Esq. to be Captain. Dated April 1.4111113!
ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, S.EPTEMBER 4...
4.dmiral Lord Keith has transmiited to Mr.ctplcer
dispatches from Captain Sir George Collier, dated
from Passages the 27th and 28th . ult. announcing
that a successful attack was made upon the island of
gSanta Clara, at the mouth of 'le harbour a Saha
ebavi4n, at three o'clock on the morning of the
27th, by the boats cif the sonadrop, ender tlat-e.extk:
grand of Lieutenaot the Hon. James 4rbuthnot, of
his MajestOs ship Suryeillante.
The boats were manned by the seamen aod ma-
rines, and by a party of soldiers, under the command
of Captain Cameron, of the 9th regiment,
The oply landing:place was under a flight °loops,
commanded by a small entrenchment thrown up bn
the west point's and completely exposed to the fire
from gripe of the whole range of works on the west
side of the rock and walls of St. Sebastian's. These
local circumstances enabled a very small garrison, of
ap officer and • twenty-four pen, to make a serious
resistance, by which two of our men were killed, and
one officer of the army, and another pt the marines,
and fifteen seamen and marines, were wounded.
The conduct of the crgicers and men was highly
meritorious i each /vas anxious to be foremost. Lien-
tenant 13e11, of the ft oyal Marinesi had the good for-
tune first to succeed is getting on shore, and was im.
mediately followed try Captain Cameron, of the 9th,
and captain Henderson, of the engineers.
*Sir George Collier further stales, that the batteries.
against St. Sebastian's had opened again on the mor.
mug of the 26th, and coniimsed a terrible fire on
,the
place till the dale of Sir George's last communica;
pore A.- pew sailor's battery had been erected on the
island of Santa Clara, by which the works of the place
would be enfiladed.
The casualties in the breaching batteries were fewtH
and of the seamen emplqed in them, there had been
but one welpided
RETURN OF KILLED AND WOUNDED,

OP 4 OITAERSIENT OY IMAMEN AND ASAIII43,AT THE ASSAULT
..UPON TUE ISLAND Of•SANTA ON. TYE MOANING OF
VIE 27TH Of AVVIST 1813.

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irtgp.
lubdla Transporc.-7Nathaniel tAdkia; SeFikpd Al4te; William
Fester, Scanlan.

wousinin.
Lieutenant Chadwick-, 9th Regirnent; Lieutenant Rare, of the
Royal Marines, belonging to his Malesty's ship Ajar.
Waddy, Seaman, George Res, Corporal
of Marines, and Thomas Cooke, Private Marine, dangerously;
James Dinnacombe, Private Marine, dangerously, since dead ;
Jtnes Collins, John Newland, Robert Marcy, and Winton;
•Sseiih, Seamen:, severely ; flames Rusiell, Seaman, slightly.
President.—James M'Creckan, Seaman, severely ; John bkseT,
.11/ficine, slightly. •
liet;4lu tionnalre.-:None.
Midshipflian (nallte Rotreported).
Transport.-. George Vintner, Ser}an, *gertmlr ;
eery Noble, Seaman,
troisport.7-John trgurtt, smllan,l4,dlY.
(Signed) Jell• ACIUTMVOT,
Lieutenant cwt aiding Dctictozmilt.

WAR DEPARTMEN P.

pOWNpICIAIT REIT, SCrTtala Lk 4.
A Iltheateh, tif widish the following is as extract, bras been tb.
darn:salved at Lord Bothprst's Office, addressed to his Lor'
ship by Pkld Marshal the Itslarviis of WeLngton, dated
ma? Angust CS.
IYo movement of importance has been made.by thc
enemy, or by the allies, since I transmitted my last
B.aport.
I have received reports from Lieutenant General
Lord William Bentinck to the 19th inst. copies and
extracts of which I have the honour to enclose, from
which it appears, that Marshal Suchet collected the
troops under hiss command at yina Franca on thr
10th,, consisting of from twenty-five to thirty thou.
sandmen, and-Lord William Ilentinok those he
within hi.g reach in a ppiltiort on the river Gaya.
having suspended all the operations of the siege oi
Tarragona. His Lordship, however, was not safe-.
fied-avithhia.position. which he could not occypy its
mfficient strength, as lie had not been joinedby all
the stoops widekhe expected, and which was liable tc
Lae turned on both flanks. He therefore retired upon
Cambrills without loss, in proportion as Marshal
glichet advanced, leaving Tarragona open, which
place the French have blown np apd evacuated
and Marshal Sachet has again retired towards gar.
celona,
beg to draw our Lordship'; attention partial:.
larly to the enclosed report of Colonel Lord Frederick
Ilentinak, of the conduct of a detachment of the
Brunswick Hussars, in an affair with the enemy on.
the 150,
fotirely approve of Lieutenant General Lord
Ilentinckts having retired, as he had not bees'
itb)e to collect his whole force. and did not consider
himself :efficiently strong to fight a general action
with the enemy.
SWISRACT Or A 11PjORT FROM LARD WILLIAM DIDITINCIC
• TO TUC MA ROCIS OP WELLINGTON, DATED CAMBRILLS,
. AU41.111?
On the 3d the Linque del Parque's corps came up
to Tarragona ; as did the division of General Sart-
6eld on the llth; General Elio could not ware the
three regiments of the division of Migares. which I
had requested him to send me.
On the. 100, I heard that Marshal Sachet had re.
turned to Villa Franca from Barcelona, and had
brought with him five thousand men. The reports
of the succeeding days left no dotibt of its being his
intention to move forward; and on the 14th I-learned
from the Baron d'Eroles and Colonel Manz*, that,
besides collecting all he could frOm the garrisons, he
.Ited been: oined by Deeien With six thousand men.
ltd ccrnseqiienee of this intelligence I ,suspended all
r.opilMeions for the siege of Tarragona. ricer the
making of faiginesi land} landed neither artillery nor
stores. • -
,'there was np pnsition on the Gayat RS I had in my
fortrie,e letter sipposed. There are °ply two carriage.%
able roads across it, bet they are at a distance of ter
miles from each other.- The river having no water
in it, and being only impassable from the steepness
of its liaeks, is passable for infantry every where. A.
cospa placed in the centre could not reach either flank
in time to prevent-the passage of the enemy. General
Whatingham, whom I bad sent with hit corps to the
Cols,nf San Christina and Llebra, reported them nut
to be defensible with so small; Torr.e as we could allot
liSiS object,
bad intended to pushed on to the Llobregat.-
SlichetiS arnry was at one time divided beterpen Bar.
c,elona and Villa:Frania, and its environs. A reptdl.
intivetient might possibly hays enabled me to fall
separately. upon his advanced corps,, and to obtain
•
,pcitseasirm of the ridge of 'mountain's on this side tke
Llobregat before he could have time to bring up his
Irmo. from .11arcelona. I could not execute this
•rncivenienthefore being jiaieed by Sarsfeld, apd pre,
viously Sachet had concentrated his -force in Villa
i.grapca and its neighbourhoodt 44ehet'S force has
been variously reported, from. twenty to twenty-five
:,thousand men.
"The immediati vicinity of Tarragona Offered a
very good position in itself, trit it may be completely
turned by an enemy who, crossing the Cols, should.
approach Tarragona :by Valls apd Rent.
10n the 14th; Sachet moved a large corps upon
Alta but'the road being close to the beach.
the gan-hoats prevented him from passing, it sods
were his intention.
On the 14th he drove back the pests on the Cols of
Nan Christina and Llebra, and afterwards forced the
corps at Brafla, by which they Were'supoorted, 40 re-
tire. His whole army marched by this route.
Urn Suchet's contineing to advance towards Tar-
ragona, I resolved upon retiril in' the night l *od
the army arrived here this motrung without any loss,
and without receiving any moteptation from the
enemy. If there had been any fair chance of suc..
cess, I would haye given them battle.
• Hospitalet. 4nrst 19.
Mr liORDI have the honour to inclose the copy
of a report which Lord Frederick Bent sec has made
to toe, respecting an affair which. took place on the
I.sth, when t 4 enemy were advancing towads Tar!
ragonat arid which terminated in 4 manner highly
creditable to the Brunswick Hussars, a part of which
regiment alone was engaged with a very superior
number of the -enemy's cavalry. ; have the honour
Fo be, &c. (Signed) W. Beisrtecic, Lieut.-Gen.
Field Marshal the Marquis of Wellington, K:q.'
camp, taw Cambrili, Aug. 16, 1815.
Mr Loan,—ln obedienee to your directions,.
marched yestprday afterrioon, with the brigade of
cavalry under my comitmod, beyond Nunes and Va..
lobelia, and reconnoitered the enemils column, which
was advancing 'upon yells. • As soon as we began
to retire,- the enemy tollowed us both with cavalry
and infantiy, and a squadron of the 4th hussar:
pressed closely upon our rear-guard, formed' by Cap-
tain Wulffen's troop of tLe Brunswick hussars, and
attempted to charge 4n4 Overpower it. 'The enemy
was opposed each time with determined spirit and
resolittion i and Captilin Tricheson, with his troop,
being sent to 1.4 sap Port of Captain Wulffen, the
enemy were driven back; with the loss of one offi-
cer killed, and another officer wounded, and between
'twenty anifthirty men lift sabred on the field. Six-
teen prisoners and eleven horses fell into our hands.
I bad sincere pleasure it} observing the spirit dis-
plaxed by the Officers. and men liinnswick
hussais. Lieutenant-Collnel Schrader3 at all times
zeafoua, was p,artidularly'use;ul Oil this ofcasion in
restraining the in?ettiosity Of -his men. Circum

1811 i lfittn-1 ieutenaniklrorge llard; from t
' to be Captain of a Trtipp, ittittiout purchase,
bf bis wounds, ddvit' 10121, iBl3.
' fki Regiment of bobt -Guards--Captain li'm. A
be Captains'of 'a Cbtfipeny and I.ieutettain.
•
purchase, vice Majoi-G.Bl6ral Murray, appo
toand of a Battalion of the tiodi Foot,dated 1
ChVISS 14011:by td lii Lieutenant and Captal
ted Aughst 20 ; Entign William Frederick 1
. ". f/Sth Foototo be Viisigo,.viee Hortiby, dated
at Regiment of Foot7—Captain V. Chisholthe t
• ' Psterfraser; killed in actiou, dated August
Captains of Companies, wilholit purchaie
Wetherall, vice 'Caineson, killed in actidn,
1313 ; Lieutenant William Huhne, vice Chis
• c2:36, 181$. To be Lieutenants, without
s Weer, vice Anderson, killed In Seth
• • 22,1819; Ensigi George Church, vice Clark
• • dated August 23, 1813; Ensign Paid Willis
say, killed in action, dated Augnst 24, 1813
IVltegeley, vise Witherall; dated Atigust v.;,
Lane, vice Hultue, dated August 26, 1813,
without purchase : Volunteer --- Dobbs,
August 22,1813; Volu•istier .."--. Miller, vi
August 23, 1813; Seek;utt-Major --- Stu:
son, dated August 24,3 tsi:: ; ”,... Bayley, I
, ley, dated August 25, 1813; Hugh Gordou,l
turbo resigns, dated August 26, 1813; limes
Gent: vice Lane, dated August 27, lAild.
• 3d Foot—To be Captain sot a•Compau/: Lies
• • Clough, vice Walsh; killed in action, dated
'lo' be Litt.,emints : Ensign Juh& Twigg,
killed in at:nt.'s, dated August. 24', 1813 ; 1
• kienson, vice Gregg, killed us action, dated
Ensign F. hitirpky, vice Coldough, 'dated
To Ise Ensign : William CaidWell, Gent. vii
August 26, 1813. '• • I.' '.- . .
&is lhtto--EnssgaVattliew William Gilder I
without purcietse,, vice Campbell; probitnee
of lideurim; dated August 26, lei& •••
Oth lAtto--I.leutenatit Juhn Ackland to he C;
i parry, without.purcluise, viesWoodhant, kl
tett 'August 9.33.11115.
I To be•Lirui manta, w !lout purchase—Emig
'',t
'',
vise Robertson, killed in action, dated •!Ang,
sign Henry hilDermott vice. Sanders, dead
I tedAugust 24, lel 3;insign William Telfo
dated August 25,, 1813; Ensigp J. Syret,.dal
i

, .
Obe lasigni,Tlthold pyrp7ttis7.-Serjeant-Mier /W"' 14
vice Brooke', diteA 'ppm • Wi!Haiti lapipt vice '
IVl`Dertnett, promoted!'"Aurtg 24i ara4 !OR 110161141. tr•pt
ilee Telford. Vaied Autos' 95, MIL •
'o ke Adiitant—Peetelialat Fdyeard %ow
hill. killed* action. Doted ae.kvititt INS.*
Ith Ditto—Lientatiant James V. Chartee, from the lot
to be Captahl 'pf j Comptbar, vip 44irtrif Patel tl

ttanced at we were, w;th 2 strong edam of the ene-
my f.r advance.; upon our right flank, and two bat.
tali nv of infantry (as I was informed by the pri-
srne,s) upon our lett and rear, and in an 4entlesnif
untry, I did not deem it prudent to pursue thee&
vantage we had gained.
egret to say that rornet Radant, of the,Bruns-,
rick hussars, was vfi,unded and taken,And I subjoin
a 1 eturn of the remainder of the wounded and missing.
I have the honour to be, &c.
FRED2RICK BENTINCEI Colonel.
WOUNDS]) AND MISSING.
20tb Hest Dragoons--2 privates, 4 horses, missing.
Bri,n-wick Hussars-4 privates wounded, 6 piivatel naming, 4
hones k.Led, 2 horses wouothsl, 2 borsesrulesing.
mat Lou—l Officer, 13.pitivates, 16 bones.
„
Extract of a Dispatch from Lientenint•Generatighl
rrinck to the Marquis of Wellington; dated 'Hisillifde;
Augloo 19, 1213.
I have the Honour toinforrn your Lordship, Apt the
enemy blew iip Tarragona last night, and have retirimit

THE EVENING STAR..

LONDON.

•
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6. MS.
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In car pubtcation of. Saturday we gave a *lei lAt.
• -
correct abstract of the operations in the vicinity
.01
St. Sebastian's, as detailed in the Gasses of the Wit..
evening. Tfe occupation of tte Island of
Clara must considerably hasten the fall of the place,
for it effectually prevents all Supplies of proiisions,
which were occasionally clandestinely carried along
shore. Lord Waramrtrroi's dispatches, in the same
Gazette, afford abundance of evidence that Soutt has
been too much weakened by kis recent defeats to
snake any further attempt for the present upon the
positions of the Allies. •

.
CAPTURE of THE MACEDONIAN FUGATE
• FROM THE AMERICANS.

Another naval triumph has been gained over dm
Americans. The “ charm" by means of which .the
British Flag has been so long triumphant, is again at
work. The TENEDOS British frigate, of 38 guns,
Captain HYDE BARKER, has captured the Macedo.
mien,. American (late Britisha frigate, in the Chew
peake, after a severe action, in which the loss on the,
part of the Americans was greatly superior tO
The following are all the particulars on the stkeet
which have transpired :

" HANTS COURIER OFFICE, PORTSMOUTH,
Sunday, Sept. 5, Half-put Eleven **Clock.
" The London Packet, ANNEX master, is this mo-
snent arrived here from the Havannah. On the 242 d
of August, spoke. a Russian ship, which had sailed
from .Wilmiagtoe, America, on the 2d of August.
The day before she sailed the-dirnetican Papers had
published an account of the Carruaz of the Macs-
noNllANs late British frigate, by the Taw z 005,38, Capt.
BYDE PAawt, in the River Chesapeake, after a sa
vere action, in which the Macedonian lbstthat Hanka
and Twenti.lettea Men. The loss on board the Ti.
vanos was small in proportion."

- ,-: '

SECESSION OF THE /iOR+HERN*4I.IE4

OP AMERICA FROM THE UNION.

By the same vessel which brought the gratifying
intelligence of the capture of the Macedonian, we
learn that the Northern States of America baps. for.
pally notified to Congress, that in the event of a eon•
tinuance of the ruinous wait with Great Britain, they
will withdraw their allegiance from the existing Go.
vanment. We have no doubt that this important
information . will speedily be confirmed by outer at-
rivals, for the various resolutions and declarations of
the State of Maparhusiti in particular,-to which we
have given publicity, have unifortnly had a. tendency
to a separation of the Union.

We have this morning received Cadiz, Lisbon, 1
Corunna, and St. Andero Papers, mails from those
places having arrived. 'The intelligence from Cadiz,
with the exception of the afflicting details of the in-
crease of the plague at Malta (but which are no doubt
•
astaggetated), is uninteresting.
The-intelligence from St. Andero, on the subjcet
of lard Warm:m.oWe operations, and the sieges of
St.*Sebastian'aand Pamplona, is in a great measure
anticipated by the contents of the Gazette of Saturdiy.
We select the following extractil—
L.l
sANTANDRR, AUGUST sp.l
it Our last accounts from the. army are down to

the 25d inst. Soak Had commented fortifying some
positions between San Jan de Luz and Vera, and had
Ordered all the National. Guards to join the Army,
whose force is estimated at 40,000 men.

" It has been reportecl, that Marshal Massena was
rrdered to t.,:ke the general -command.. •
" Sdn Sebastian and Pampeluna still hold out.
The former of those places is entirely destroyed• by
the incessant fire of the besieging batteries."
ZAIIAGOSSA, AUGUST IS.
• " We have accounts from Catalonia, which con-
firm the disembarkation of fres troops, and the for-.
snidable appearance of the confederated army in that
province, whose number will amount to 60,00.0 that.; :;1
AUG. 16.--" On the 14th we had the pleasure. of
seeing enter, by Coso-streett the French garrison of
Daroca prisoners of war, and we hope shortly to feel
that of MalJin, which will entirely clear this aide' of
the Ebro from the enemy,
" By an extraordinary courier which passed *cash.

thislbtee yestefiday, we.hoote that Pamplona is in
the greatest iistress,aiii.Witse persnaded that it, as
well as San Sebastian, Sill tistdy surrender, as the
latest intelligence,from the hitter place states, that
18 -twenty Poor patnders had been placed within
pistol shot of-tbelaad-gate."

'"

-,

•

ZARAGOSSA, AUGUST IS. •
General Espoz y Miria has Marched from this
place -with considerable force to occupy the points
on the other side Of the Ebro, which have been pointed
out to him."

a, CADIZ, AUGUST ti.
. .
4"1 Thltast"lntelligenee received from Malta, of4t
Gibraltar, Is most melancholy. The plague conti-
nuedinakimin that unfortunate island the greatest
ravages, and the mortality augmented considerably
daily i the British garrison, which had hitherto sue=
seeded in keeping .free from its contagion, has now
begun to feel its' terrible effects. ,
u The last packet that arrived from that island at
Gibrahar, was piohibied from having any comma.
nication, and every one prohibited approaching bar:
under pain of death. It is much to be wished thatht.
this place the regulations adopted in similar cases by
.4111 civilized nations, should be observed with equal
iiiierity ; but with grief are sal, that lately several
teakings of quarantines have, taken plate ; yesterday
tee individuals in this situation were placed at the
disposition of the Governor of this places we hope that
this scandalous attempt will not be repeated, and think
that its authors dught not to go unpunished—But
i what we shall never fail inculcating, is the rigour
with wHichull the Authorities should make health
laws be fulfilled, as the least omission in a point of
such concern, may he fatal to thousands of indivi.-
1 duals, and bring misfortunes upon the, nation which ••
it will be impossible to suppress when once begun to'
i be felt."

• a LISBON, AUGUST 17.
" The Trench have a garrison of 2000 men in &n-
-eon; commanded by General Lamete. It is said
that the French Governor of Figueras having gone
nut of the Castle with his wife, was taken prisoner.
" It has been decided that the Cortes will not yet
leave Cadiz for Madrid.

14 The atmy of Arragon is marching on Tortosa,
'Which the enemy has abandoned. Suchet has his head.
:Tuners in Reus, and his vanguard in Villa Franca,'
.five leagues from Barcelona. Our troops, notwith-
standing the hunger they have for some days suffered,
-are-daily more enthusiastic against the enemy."

" CORUNNA, AUGUST 29.
do It is this morning reported, that Souls has been
reinforced by 10,000 men, from Suchet's army."

• " CURUNNA, AUGUST 211.
it The siege of St. Sebastian is actively continued.
There has, it is said, been A trifling action isi Cata-
lonia, in which cur troops were victorious. 4 setts.
city of provisions prevails in the Biscay army, in son.
sequence of which there are a number of sick."" •
" VALENCIA, AUGUST 17.
66 The combined army is actively manceuvring in
:Ca;11011in."

" SANTIAGO, ALMOST 24.

M. They writs from Irun,. that on the 14th Suchet
had joined Soult in the Valley of Aran. It is likewise
thathe tmopr which Massena had collected in
Toulon We n e i. motioafor Spain, to act in conjunc.
tion widaelithet ad Soak."

`• OYARZUN, AUGUST 20.

41 There is nothing new in the lines, the French
and we drink and bathe together in the Bidasoa, the
same as was done in the lines at Lisbon.

" It appears that a considerable enemy's force is
approaching Navarre, where ours is rely consider.
able."

We have received Paris Paperi to the Qd instant;
but they furnish us With no 'details from the North,
unless the article.from Casiel is considered as intel-
ligence. General WALMODIN% Corps, which is there
said to have been 4estroyed, forms part of the army
under tlle command of the Caowa PRINCE.

American Papers, one day later 'than those re.
eeived before, reached t s just as this Paper was go-
ing to press. We have not seen in them any thing
like the intelligence mentioned in Our accounts
from Portsmouth, of the Northern States having
threatened to separate themselves from the Union.
--The Boston Papers complain of the waste of men
and money that has taken place during the campaign,
and of the mismanagement of the Government in the
conduct of the war : they present no intelligence of
moment.

. Admiral HOPE has returned from the Baltic to take
his seat at the Board of Admiralty, in the room of
Admiral Maim . Mr. PAYNE, Admiral Hopes Se-
cretary, on beard the DEFIANCE, arrived its mor-
ning at the Admiralty with dispatches. The Admi.
ral has proceeded to his brother's in Scotland, pre-
vious to taking his seat at the Admiralty.

This day the Funds experienced' a depression of
about a half per Cent. A great Lean Contractor
sold. out a large sum s another followed his example,
and of course it was concluded that they were in pos-
session of bad news. Various rumours, as might be
expected, were circulated; but the one that received
greatest attention was a report that the French have
entered Berlin. The date we have not heard men-
tioned ; nor do we know on what authority the in-
telligence rests, .