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

LOWER. RHINE, tULY 11.

The English Plenipotentiary, who is to assist at
the Congress on the 7th inst. with a numerous suite.
passed the department of the Moselle, escorted by..
detachment of French troops.

ALTONA, AUGTAtit.
According to report, the Imperial High Council
of War had issued orders to throw a bridge over the
Danube, on the borders of Austrian Hungary, in
order to be enabled to cross that river with the
greater facility, and in a short time. It is to be done
at Theben, a small town belonging to Count Palpy,
and called by the Hungarians Dewin, situated*to the
Westward, where the March falli into the Danube.
In the present dubious state between peace and war,
some people attribute this measure solely to the ne-
cessity of shortening the road for the tredps, which
are moving in.the vicinity, and likewise to accelerate
the movements of the military transports. Others
again, hold it more probable, that it is done solely
wish the intent of giving the Sout.: bank of the
Danube another connexion with the Northern. This
opinion seems to be so much the better founded, as
there is not a single bridge across the Danube from
Vienna downwards, excepting the flying bridge at
Pressburg, and the bridge of boats between Pest and
Ofen ; notwithstanding that it still alms near YOO
German miles from Olen to its mouth, it taking its
windings into calculation.

KONIGSBERG, JUNE SO.
Clothing, arms and ammunition for 20,000 men
had arrived at Colberg, as likewise 100 pieces, of six
and twelve pounders, with all their appendages, a
great quantity of camp-blankets and tent materials,
and complete arms for 100 cavalry. Clothing,
arms, and ammunition fur a further number of 9)00
cavalry and 50,000 infantry, an immerhe quatiacy
of gun-powder, and 130,000 ells of blue and red
cloth is likewise to be onloaden.
"'
(I HAMBURG, AUGUST
The Mayoralty has issued a Proclamation, Wren-
the public that the demolition around the city is •eo
be exiended still 100 wises further, and must be coup
pleted by August 20.
A Proclamation, dared the 23d ult. has been issued
by his Highness the Prince of Eckmahl, according
%% hereunto, the second sixth of the extraordinary con-
tribution must be paid without delay, and those per-
', sons who are in arrear must have paid their quotas
' within fourteen days from that date, either in hard
money, according to the tariff; or in banen, at 26i,
or in bills on Paris,, at two months date, &c.

AMERYC4II. PAPERS.

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attack sienla be so toespertedl y triad% ststiftwo so
large a force, we should dread the. result, • and shall,
therefore, be anxious:Uudl we hear farther frOriaihat-
poct.

THE EVENING STAR

LONDON.

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MONDAY. AUGUST 16, 1813.
PRICE OF S lOCRS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Red. 5711—Cons. 5711—for ace. 5714—Bonds, Is. Ils. pro
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EXPULSION
OF MARSHAL SOULT
AND THE • •
FRENCH ARMY, FROM SPAIN.

Yesterday forenoon the Telegraph was at work
for several hours; and k'Wall Mon known that the
FANOY had arrived at Plymouth with most gratifying

intelligence from LOrd Virmtuarorr. At one
o'clock the public anxiety WAS in some measure re-
lieved by the circulation of thefellowing

BULLETIN r•-• •
" ADMIRALTY-0771C% MAI: oNs ecLoar...
Musage by the Plrioutkrelgraph.

di The FANCY arrived.
•0 Another Battle on the Thirtieth."
dd Total Defeat of Marshal SOULT on that Day.
,d 6 An Officer on the Road with Dispatches of the
Twenty-seventh, Twenty-eighth, and Thirtieth."

Copies were instantly forwarded to his Royal High-
ness the PRINTeIt REGENT and to all the Cabinet Mini-
sters ; and such was:the anxiety of Ministers that se-
veral of them instantly repa►red to this War Office to
wait the arrivial.of the Dispatches.

.w ! ~'

A little after midnight the Gentleman intrusted
with the Dispatches, vo less a perionage than the
PRINCZ Of ORANGE (one o 1 Lord WKLLINOTONIs
Aides-de,Camp) arrived at, the War Office, where
be was received by the Ministerwin waiting, who con.
ducted his Serene Highness no his Royal highness
the PRINCE kEagNT, nor was any time lost In com-
municating the glorious contents-so the public.
At sj,Lo:clock in the morning the intelligence was
COMM unirated to the City by thefollOwanr
.LP"TE RTO T-Ht. LORD MAYOR.
• :46 SOWlUl4l:ll'iliaT,' A 001741- 14 ;1113.

Jowr-I
_have . the honour_ to infinan. your
LOrdshipi. that the PRIFCS nf. ORANCit has arrived
with d spatches frogs Field:Marshal the Marquis of
Vistuararow, dated Lezaca, August 4, containing
•an account of a series of actions with the French
army, under the command of Marshal Sows, from
the 25th nit. to the 2d instant, illusive ; the result
*.naf which his beta the DEFEAT and RETREAT
of the ENE,AY from the Spanish Frontiers INTO
FRANCE, with a loss of FIFTEEN THOU,SAND
MEN, including about FOUR THOUSAND PRI-
SONERS. The loss of the Allied Army is above
SIX THOUSAND. .
44 I hre. the honour to be,-Icc. &e.
"11A11 URST."
(A true copy).
(Signed) - it *Gtonos -VIOLET, M tyor."
Monday Morning, Halflon,st Sit," '
About nine o'clOck in the morning the Park and
Tower guns'were fired in celebration of the splendid
Victory ; 4.nd in the forenoon the following impot.
ant Official detA;ls were communicated to the public.e
WAR DEPARTMENT.
" The Prince of ODUANGE has arrived with Dis-
patches from Lord WitLL.INGTcrNi d 4114 Lesica, the
4th of August.
4, Marshal So uz.r having assumed thechief command

• of the French Armies, and great exertions Inswing been
made. to reinforce and to re-equip them, the Marshal
assembled a large proportion of his force on the nth
of July, at St. Jean Pied de Port. On the. following
morning he attacked, with thirtyfive thousmd men,

the post of Roneesvalles, defended by bfaisw.General
B-ozo's Brigade ; this was supperted by Sir Lowry
• Cotes Division, and the post was. maintained till
night, when the troops Withdrew toZubiri. On the
iirne day Sir R. attacked in the Puerto de
• Maya, andltheut-General-Srawatit's division was
obliged at first to rttire, but being supported by
Maitit.Gerieral• BAitulies. Brigade, they retook the
principal phsition. Howsrvir, the zetreat of Sik L.
Cotes corps made' ir necessary for Sir R..Pltu, to
fall back to-Iturita. -41st dur,actioas,:of .tbiS day. the
2oth and 84d Regiments particolati* distinguished
themselves.

4} • •

" Sir Titoata. PICTOWPS DtViSiegilaiing j°lll.d.
that commanded by•Siv LoGoidt, botlipiretieed
on the 27th to a position in font of Hustle and VIZ.'.
albs, coveting the bintkadeof Pitml4ol"44o4llb°__ ,41 7.
4 Spanish troops fortnid. their ' As-tints!
..!Orces were taking op their ground, Lord Wsid.sno.
ton art ived ftMn the left, and, rest died the Command.
'The enemy now attacked a hill upon din:lend the
lini, defended' by Spanish and Portuguese troopi;
supported by the 40th Regiment, and these corps re-,
pulsed every effort made by the French to force this
post. The enemy at thou= time occupied Sorau.
sell, and kept up a fire of reushetry till night.
.4 In the morning of the-illhli, Lord Wsuunnyou
wt. joined bi'oe- 6ttrlloisopt ylikh had 'Firefly ,
taken its
.18:124p4 when its,nrar attacked by n serp
large body. aeTeneei:' hosievfr,:l
was such, that itst-Penth wens soon driven back ‘4th
immense loss. In order to extricate this part of his

line, the enemy attacked the 14t of the 4th
11=fisarged ~1 the- 7th Gaesdorg,s4 :Attic!

_ s brigade, and driven down the heights.
.with great loss.
" The battle now became general 'and very severe
ialoneiheposition occupied by the 4th Division, but
,this distinguished division surpassed ill its form e
exploits; and beat off the enemy at every point.. .411
:the regiments charged with the bayonet, and the 40th,
7;14-20th, and 23d, each charged four several times.
The Portuguese likewise behaved admirably. •
" After this battle, • Sir R. HILL's column, and
Lord DaLuousaa's division, joined the forces under
Lord Welt.tworow, and the French troops which had
been opposed to Sir R. HILL, reinforced the enemy.
41 Marshal Souvr, finding he could make no im-
pression,mt the front of the Allies, reinforced his
right, With-4 view of turning the left wing under Sir
R. Hut., it the same time retaining an extremely,
strong position its front. However, while the enemy.
was engaged:in AM, mantawrre end in the attempt
upon Sir R. fluipii Lord Wzi.uncrrom advanced with,
the Scl, 4th, 64, and 7th divisions, and attacked the
nsfin. body' of the enemy 'in front and upon bOtb
flanks. Theliren. ch were forced upon every:point;
vanedriven fram their formidable position with heavy
..less, including a great number, of prisoners.
". A strong position which the enemy took up with
two divisions, to cover their retreat, was attacked by
Sir R. HILL and Lord DALHousot, and, crlioa th*
most brilliant manner, and the pursuit vors continued
during the 31st of July and Ist of August. Great
numbers of prisoners were taken, and a large coneot
fell into the hands of Major-peneral BTNOS brigade,
" Lord Willamette speaks its Ole. hieest terms
of the conduct of she Allied Army throughout these
arduous services, and particularly of the enthusiastic
bravery displayed by the 4th Division, under Sir
Loway
44 Two divisions of the French remained.cii-the
morning of the 2d on the Puerto de Echalin. Lord
13gmListoTon had destined the 4th light and 7thdivi.
sions to attack and dislodge the enemy from this
strong position ; but the 7th division having aerived
the firit,-Majnr=General- BAWLS'S Brigade formed,
and without waiting for further support, assailed die
heights, and actually drove the two French divisions
frorn'them, in spite of a strong resistance. The eon-
, duct of this gallant'Brigade was the admiration of all
who witnessed it. Major. General Kester's brigade
at the same time forced a large body of the enemy
from the left of tie Puerto.

•4 There remains no Enemy in the field within that
port of the Spanish Frontier.
64 By separate reports it appears, that the enemy's
logs in the lake operations is considered to have ex-
ceeded 15,000 men, of whom above 4000 are psi-
100eTS. •

g 4 A Report from Sr THOMAS GRAHAM details the
parziculars of an unsuccessful attempt to carry St.
Sebastian's, by storm, nn the 25th July.

" NAMES OF OFFICERS KILLED, WOUNDED, AND MISSING
OF THE ARMY UNDER TIIE COMMAND OF THE MARQUIS
OF WELLINGTON, AT THE SIEGE OF ST. SEBASTIAN,
PROM THE 7TII TO THE 27vitist JULY. - •
isrtisu °remelt .ItILLED.
Royal Englreers—Liclltenant Macbell•
Royal Scuts, Sd Battalion—Major Fraser. Captain Cameron;
Lieutenants Clarke, Anderson, and Massey, Adjutant Clue'
Wb Reghtent, let Woodham, Adj. Thornhill .
JIM 1' 'pot, Ist liatt..rd.ku•enant Carlisle.
ERlTtfn OffiCERS IiVOIINDtD.
STAN**. .--Assistant Q.:arter Master-General Major the Hon. J.
• Stanhope, severely.
Royal Ar illery.—Capt. Dubourdieu, severely, (since deed.)
i
Engihrers.— Lieut. Colonel Sir R. Fletcher, slight ; Capt.
Lewis, and L cotenants Reid and Tapp, severely. •
Royal Scots, d Batt.—Captain MOM:watt, severely, (left arm
amputated) ; Captain Logan ditto, (tight arm ditto) Captain
Stewart, slightly ; Captains Macdonald and Buckley, severely ;
Lieutenaht Armstrong, slightly ; Lieut. O'Neill, Ensigns Hos-
kins, Re) nolds, and Volunteer Miller, severely. .
9th Foot, lot Batt.—Lient.'Colonet Cameron, Captains Cameron
and Jervoise, slightly; Lieuts. Campbell and Ruse, severely;
lieut. Robert-on, Assi.tant Engineer, ditto, (since dead.)
38th Foot, lit Batt.—Lientenants Macleod, ditto, and Harrison,
slightly; Ensign Walsh, severely; Adjutant Hopper, ditto,
(since dead.)

Suib Foot, id Batt.—Adjutant Crawley, severely.
Detachment of Seamen—Lient. Dunlop, severely ; and L lent
O'Reilly, slightly.

_
Engineers E. I. Company% Service—Capt. Bbkistost,
3111715111 OrtICRILI 14111.41010.

Royal Engineers-Lieutenant 'onus..
Royal Scots 3d Batt.—lAeutenant Byre; and Ensign Aldan.
9th Foot Ist.Batt. —Ensign Syret.
38th Foot do. du.—Lieutenant M'CilL
11.01411,005ql OIFICSILS KiLLZD.
4th Casadores—Captain J. A. Apes.
roarvutigst Orrieuts womanazi.
Staff—Captain Rainey,' Std. A. D. C. to M. G. Bradford,
slightly.
lat Regiment Linto—Captain J. C Da Silva, and Ensign Jos'
Eleuterlo, slightly.
ad Ditto—tn.ign Magelins, and Adjutant Hill, slightly.
ISils Vim—Major Sacedgrani; slightly.
its Cagsdotes...-Lieutenant-Colonel Williams, slightly; Captain
ion de meunosod Adjutant J. P. Barrao, severely.
Ads Ditto-.-Captain J.B. Mozinbo, and Ensign M. C. de Freithog.
Mk Ditfts—Liautenant.Colontl Hill; and Captain J. A. Duerto,
iivlr
assort* ,
fimis:tio* • ditiCERS autirith WouNinis AND MiSIONG
,41101111 TilitsTifto THE 28TH OF JULY INCLUSIVE.
$111155 orittias atz.sta—•2sl.s Jose.
•
. -*kiln Battaliosi—Lleutenant Knowles.
Beth Reglmant--•Adjutant Buest.
ell* Ditto, Ist Batialion-e•Brisijn Delmar.
s4th Ditto,f4 Battalion—Adjutant Day.
nth Ditto, Ist ditto—Llentenants Lord and Williams.
Soth Ditto, Is ditto—tCaptainAndlein, Lieutenants Biretta and
CpOtitton.
ertto, 6th
71st Ditto, lst I

sntesants Von Dabinion and Joyce.
utanants puff and Roberts.
26111 JIPLY.

40th Regime*. lit Batidien—Liewestant Malone.
. MTN SULT.

Stat.—Major Roveres, A. D.C. to Lieut.-Gen, Sir L. Cole.
King's German Legion, in Line Bart.—Captain Avenaut.
7th Foo Battalion—Captain Ferule.
Plod,
Regintent—Captiln Ad'Kenzie.
-111:841- Foot, Ist: Sam—Captains Stainforth and Walker, Volunteer
• Barnett.
!lib Ditto, 3d &M.—Captain White, Adjutant Burge. •
40th Ditto, it ditto--Lieutenant Galway.
48th Ditto, lit ditto—Lieutenant Lima, Ensign Peru s&

vorrnputes stuns.
4th Regiment Line—Captain Lica, G. "edit*.
;Wel Ditto ditto—Major Claudide Victoria, Captain Aatossb
Francisco Fracaes.
'llth Ditto ditto—Ensign Lorenzo J. Alves. •
7th Caeadotes—Ensten Const. de Sousa Giese. •
1011* Ditto—Ensign Versaisliac A. Tavarez.
siOITISH OTTICIIIII WOUNDID a-45T11 JOLT.
General Staff.—Lietit -General the Hon.. W. Stewart; Calitain
Stewart, Brigade Major; severely.
6th Foot, lit Batt—Malor Gowan, severely; Ensign Radcliffe,
4111bliT. •
20th Foot, Ist Batt —Lieut.-Colonel Wallace, Mtn. Bent, Lieu-
tenants Chanmigny, Crockatt, Walker, and arnith. Ensigns
Thompson and Oakley, sUghtly.
23d Foot, Ist Batt—Captain Booker, Lieutenants G. Browne,
Flaherty. and Cedv/ith, slightly.
28th Foot, Ist Batt.—Captains Bradley, Meachem, Tomlinson,
Crammer, and Gordon, Ensign Hill, slightly.
34th Foot, 2d Batt.—Lieut.-Colonel Fenwick, Lieutenant Barron,
severely; Lieutenant Simmons, Ensign Pickett, slightly.
39th Foot, Ist Batt —Captain Jones, Lieutenants Hart, Cox, and
Scanlan, Ensigns Poe and Rhodes, severely; Ensign Courte-
nay, slightly.
50th' Foot, tit Batt —Lieut. Col. Hill, severely; Captain Grant,
ditto; Capt. North, slightly; Lieut. Nowlan, ditto; Lieut.
M'Donnel, slightly.
50th Foot, Ist Batt.—Lieut. Jones, severely; Lieut. Paterson,
ditto ; Ensigns Collins, Bateman, and Wh.te, ditto.
71st Foot, Ist Batt. —Major M.Kenzie' severely; Capt. Grant
and Lieut. Parke, slightly ; l.ieut. Packe and Lieut. Pea-
cocks, severely.
Sad Foot let Bau.—Lieut. Col. Grant, *lightly; Cap'. Firman,
severely; Capt. Marshal and Ensign Lacey, slightly.
92d Foot, Ist Batt.—Lieut. Col. J. Cameron, Majors Mitchell
and hlacplierson ; Captains Holmes, M'Dunald, and Bevan ;
Lieutenants Fide, Macphereon, Chi.holnse, D. M'Donald,
Desire, Ross, and Winchester.
92d Foot, 14: Batt, Lieutenants Gordon, Grant, and A. Mac-
donald ; Ensigns F. Mitchell, G. M.tchell, and Kennedy.
Airunswick Oels—Captains Proes.ler and Brescia, slightly; Lieu-
tenant Gresham 2, severely.
26th Jute.
27ih Foot, 3d Batt. Lieutenant Crawford, severely, since dead;
Ensign Byrne, slightly.
40th Ditto, Ist Batt. Captains Heyland and Bowen, severely;
Phillips, slightly ; Lieutenant. Kelly and Thoreau, slightly.
4Rth Foot, Ist Batt. hiajnr Wilson and Capt. Thwaites, severely.
SSd Ditto, ad Batt. Lieutenant Frazer, severely.
60th Ditto, sth Batt. Ensign C. Martin, severely.
28th JULY.
General Staff, Lieut.' Colonel the Hon. A. Gordon, A. D. C. to
the Commander of the Forces, severely; Lieutenant-Colenel
Waters, A. A. G. slightly.
or Queen's, Lieutenant Hutton, severely. • .
7th Foot, Ist Batt. Major Despard, Captains Crowder, Oree,
Hamerton, Wensyss, Lieutemants Logan, Fraser, Nunn. King,,
Garret, severely.
11th Ditto, Ist Batt. Captain Wrenn Lieutenants Moore and
Christian, severely ; Lieutenant Daniel, slightly.
20th Foot—Captain Jackson, severely ; Murray, slightly. Lies.
tenants Bainbridge and Lewis, severely ; Conecte, slightly.
23d Foot, Ist Batt.—Lieutenants Neville, severely ; Baca,
and Harris, slightly ; Adj. Mclelian, severely.
27th Foot, 3d Batt.—Captain Hamilton, slightly. Lieutenants
Pratt, Pollock, Hanby, and Drew, severely. Ensigns Rad.
cl•ffe and Master, severely; Ovens and Surgeon Wray slightly.
31st Foot, ad Batt—Quarter-Mclntosh, slightly.
32d Font, lit Batt—lelajor Wood, severely; Volunteer Lloyd,
slightly.
36th Foot, Lieutenant Smith, severely ; Ensign Skerry, slightly.
40th Foot, Ist Batt. Lieutenants Glynn, O'Dogherty, and Car-'
ter' slightly. Ensign Smith, severely.
48th Foot, tin Batt. Major White, Captain Wood, Lieutenants
Cuthbertson, Duke, Robinson, Vandernieulen, and Fount-
ney, severely; Johnston, slightly.
57th Foot, Tat Batt—Captain Burrows, slightly; Lieutenant
Price, Volunteer Campbell, severely.
61st Font, Ist Batt—Captain Charlton, Lieutenant O'Kearney,
slightly ; Volunteer Leeboily, severely.
79th Foot, Ist Batt—Volunteer Kynock, severely.
91st Foot, Ist Batt.— Captain Lowrie, severely; Lieutenants R.
Stewart and Marshall, slightly ; Lieutenant A. Maclean, En-
signs M‘Farlain and J. Oraarston, severely.
PORTUOU tit JITICCIS 1101.1NDID.
4th Reg. Line.—Lieut.-Colonel A. W. Campbell, severely ; Ma-
jor A. E. Almeida Figeira, slightly; Captain L.de Limos Vas-
conlilos, severely; Captain Pedro Jose Fredrico, Lieutenant
A. Campbell, slightly; Lieutenants B. M. de Rosa and 1.. M.
de Rosa, slightly; Ensigns E. F. S. Sardinha, slightly; Ensigns
D. A. de S. Aranjo and D. J. A. de Nunka, Adjutant Jose Pe-
dro de Key, severely.
10th Line.—Majoi G. P. de Faria, Adjutant Jona de Santos,
Lieutenants J. Gaulbert and Pedro Pinto, slightly ; Captains
Manuel A. de Serra and Joachim M. Fonseca, Lieutenant Ma-
nuel M. Gerao, Ensign loan J. M. de Aranjo, Captains A. de
St. Valente, Auselneo 3eavier, D'Antonio tiviera, and Joas
Rodatte, severely.
12th Line—:Col. P. i.e Mesurier, Major H. Arnot, Capt. W.
Thornton, Capt. 3. R. C. de Alp4im, Adj Manuel Jose Cbns,
severely.
234 Line—Cants: Giron Freire, and Thomas Antonio, severely; '
Capts. R. Steiger, and F. lost Ferreira, slightly; Ileum. P.
Ant. Robacho and Feint Jose Freire, and Ensigns Jose d'Al-q
meide and Antonio Cardean, severely.
7th Cacadores---Lieut. Col. Briei 0' Poole, severely ; Captain
Joas Pais de Sande, slightly ; Capt. F. de Paolo Rosati*, and
Ensign F. Diego I.ouzaido, sever..ly.
10th Casadores--Lieut Col. R. Armstrong, Major 1. W. Greet,
Captain Associate. J. de Guam*, and Capt. lose Rodrigues de
Linea, severely; Lieut. J. Honoratio Rolear, slightly.
British Mee islissing, Capt. Tarleton, Ith Foot.
NAMES OF 011/tICSRS KILLLD, WpUNDED, OR MISSING,
ON Tll2 30TH
1111118 H OftICILtS
68th Foot—Major Crespigny.
74th Foot—Captain Whitt Mg. .
Chasseurs Briumiques—Captain Tournefort.
ERITISS orrzcsas woutioart.
General Staff—Major-General Pack, slightly.
6th Foot, let Batt.—Lieutenant Sandys, ditto.
3241 Foot, Ist Batt.—Captain Toole, severely ; and Lieut. Ross
Lewyn, slightly.
34th Ditto—Ensign Orrall, severely. .
36th Ditto—Lieutenant Charles, slightly.
40th Ditto—Lieutenant Foulke, ditto.
45th Ditto—Lieutenant HumfreY, severely.
50th Ditto—Ensign Smirking and Adjutant Myles, slightly.
60th Ditto, sth Batt.—Adjuraet Kent ditto.
61st Dii to, Ist Batt.—Captain Ziol`Leais, ditto ; and Lieut. Wolfe,
severely.
68th Ditto—Captain Irvin, ditto; Lieut. Leith, slightly; and En-
sign O'Connel, severely, (arm amputated.)
71st Ditto--Captain Walker, ditto.
74th Foot Ist Batt—Battallun Major Moore, Lieut. Paulson,
and Lieutenant Duncembe, severely ;—Lieutenant Tame,
slightly.
Sad Foot, Ist Batt—Lieutenant Colonel Grant, and Major Fitz-
gerald severely.
OW Regiment, Ist Batt—Lieutenants M'Kay, Boyde, and Wood,
severely ; Ensign Mason severely; Adjutant Hokhwortb,
slightly.
91st Regiment, Ist Batt—Major M'Niel, severely.
924 Regiment, Ist Batt—Captain Moline% severely.
Chess. itrit.Major Comore Lont, slightly ; Captain, Brem,
iie-
verely ; Captain Truths-, slightly ; Captain Saulk, severely;
Lieutenant Pufrig, slightly ; Lieutenant Sunhary, severely
Lieutenant St. Columba, slightly; Lieutenant Servals, se.
verily ; Adjutant Bosinggault.
1111,111/6
'""..MUItII Barely and Power.