Star.
London, England, 1820-08-31 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

A Supplement to the London Gazette was published'
last ni, tat, containing copies and extracts of dis-
patches, reports, and general orders, concerning mi-
litary oper..tio is in India in the year 1819, which
had no, arrived in the regular course of the dates.
There are none of these documents of later date
than the 2:3d of December, and the military opera •
'ions to which they relate h:tve been already commu-
nicated by India Papers. We have therefore copied
only the following returns of killed and wounded :
General Return of Killed and Wounded during the operations
zgainst Asstrgbur in the Forces under the command of Bri-
gadier-General Doveton, dated Camp at Asseerghur,
Aptil
11, 17319.
Killed.—Europeans-1 Lieutenant-Colonel, 2 serjeants, 2 drum-
mers, 5 rank and Subidar, 2 havildars, 2
naigues 32 sepnys.
Woluided'.—Europeatus-2 Majors 2 Captains, 6 lieutenants,
7 serjeants, 66 rank and file.—datives--3 jemadars, 5 havil-
dars, 174 rank and file.
Names of European Officers Killed and Wounded.
Kllled.—Lieutenaut-col. Fraser, of his :Majesty's Royal Scots.
Wounded--Major Macleod, Deputy Quarter-Master-General,
and Major A. Weldon, Madras Artillery, slightly ; Captain
J. W. Frith, Madras Artillery, and Captain Burman, Ist
Battalion 7th Regiment Native Infantry, slightly; Lieutenant
James Bland, of Lis Majesty's Royal Scots, and Lieutenants
J. Adair and John Hannah, of his Majesty's 67th Regiment,
severely ; Lieutenant S. Ds Esterre, of the Madras European
Regiment, Lieutenant Counsill, of the Bengal Artillery, and
Lieutenant Lien, of the Bombay Artillery, slightly.
J. DOVETON, Brigadier-General.
Return of Killed and Wounded in the Field Division under the
command of Brigadier-General Prhzler, C.B. during the
operations agawit the Fort of Copaultiroog.
Killed.—Europeans-1 Ensign, 1 serjeant, and 3 privates.—
Natives-1 private.
Wounded.—Europeans-1 Captain, 2 Lieutenants, 1 serjeant,
3 corporals, 16 privates.—Natives-1 Subidar, 1 jemidar, 1
havildar, 25 privates.
Names of Officers Killed and Wounded.
—Ensign Elliot, Rifle Corps.
Wounded.—Captain Dun, Assistant Quarter-Master-General ;.
Lieutenant Taylor, of his Majesty's 22d Light Dragoons; and
Lieutenant Saves, of his Majesty's 63d Regiment, Flank
Battalion. •
Return of Casualties in the Force under the command of Niajor-
General Sir W. G. heir, during the operations
against Rasulkheima, from the 4th to the Bth December,
1819, inclusive, dated Camp at Rasulltheirna, Dec. 10, 1819.
Detachment of Artalery-1 drummer, 2 rank and file wounded.
ills Majesty's 47th Regiment—Major Nlolesworth, 1 rank and
hie kined. 16 rank and Me wounded.
His Maje.l)'s 65th Regiment-3 rank and file killed; Captain
Jelin tlutterblick, Lieutenant J. K. Stepney, and 21 rank
and fik wounded.
lit battalion 241 Regiment Native Infantry—i serjeant or havil-
ear, 4 rank and file wounded.
Detail Battalion-1 serjeant or havildar, 2 rank and file wounded.
Sappers attached to the Engineer Department-1 rank and file
wounded. K G. STANNUS, Dep. Adjut.-Gen.
Return of the Killed and Wounded of a Detachment under the
command of .)Major Warren, of his Majesty's 65th Regiment,
during the operations before the Fort of zyah, front the 18th
to the 2‘.1.d December, 1519, both days inclusive.
Flank Companies of his Majesty's 47th Regiment-1 private
killed; 2 privates woullucti.
His Majesty 'a 65th Regiment-1 Officer, 2 privates, killed; 1
corporal, 12 privates, wounded.
Pioneers-1 private wounded.
Total-1 Officer, 3 privates, killed,; 1 corporal, 15 privates,
wounded.
Name of Officer Killed—Ensign John Mathieson, of his Ma-
jesty's 65th Regiment.
SAMUEL R. WARREN, Lieut. 65th Regt.
Acting Line Adjut. to Detachment.
The 2d Royal Veteran Battalion lately landed at
Co k, 1003 strong, from Pot t'mouth, are to replace the
55th, which have marched from Waterford for Naas.