The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-02-24 00:00:00

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From THE .140NDO:b GAZETTE, FLB.;a.

WAR DE PA RTM ENT.

Dozning-street, Feb. 22.
Dispate.:es, of whieil the following are copies
have been readied at the Othce of the Earl of Lis
pool, addressed to his Lordship by General the
of Wellington, K. B.
naitegos, Sas&
MY Lotter-4 have the honour to enclose the re-,
tutus 01 the killed and wounded of the troaps.en-
gThged its thrtiege of Ciudad Rodrigo, which it was
not in my power to transmit to your Lordship in my,
slispoch of the .268riiist. tlirelhe honour Eli be;
&c.

_WELLINGTON..
Return of Killed, Wounded, and Missing of_the Army under the
C ,rnmadd of his Baer/Instil GeWeal Lord Viscount 1% elfin-
tun, B. at Ciudad Rodrigo, between the 15th and :tic 19th
U.lysor Jan. 1812,
}lead-Quarters, Gallegos, Jan. 15;
On the 15th January.
Royal FaWneers, 1 carain, 1 lieutenant, 3 rank and file
Font, lo Hat. ;frank and file wounded —2l3d, Ist
Bat, I rank and fi:e killed, 7 rank and file wounded-40th,
lot ..orjeant kdle 1., 1 serjeant, S rank and tile wounded
4,-th, Ist Bat. 1 rink and file itsiled:„ 2 rank and file wounded—
Duke of Linunwieks Light Infantry, 1 rank an& file wounded.
On the the 16th January.
Royal Artillery, 2 rank and file wounded—Royal EnFinrc•rs,
1 captain, 1 lieutenant, I rank and file siounded-sth boot, 5d
Bar. y rank hard file killed, 1 ensigb, 2 rank-and tile wottufia&L
45t`, ft Rat. i rank and file kilted, 1 series:at, Slunk ned die •
wounded-74th, 1 lieutenant, 6 rank and tile wOunded..4lllll4
Ist Bat. 3 rant and file killed, 2 -lieutenant, 13 rank wed She,
wounded.

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• On the 17th January.
Rcyal 1 mak and file killed, 6 rank sod file
wunn•li d -434 Fuel, Ist flat. 5 rank and file nuunded-51d, lit
kW. and wounded-51d, Ai Bat. I rank and file kil-
led, 3 ran aid file wounded-95th, Ist Bat. 2 sank and die
Xnunded —95114 Si Bat. 2 rank and file killed.
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On.the 18th January. '
P•yallil.'llterjeant, II rank and file wonnded—Coldstream
1, nl4 ht hat. 2 rank and file wounded-3d Gourds, IS bat' 1
"I*lll4 ate tined 6 raul. and file wounded-2 ith Foot, 2cl
bat. I eau& and file wounded-41.d. id bat. b rank coal file
wounded-531b, sth hat. 2 rank and file wounded-Ist Line, bat.
/Wag aiennanL,Tion, 1 rank and file killed ; 12 rank and file
rsca Wed•-2d, I rank and the killed; 5 rank and file wounded
bat, 4 rook and file killed ; 10 rank and file wounded.
04 the 19th January.
"Royal Artillery, 1 rank and file killed; 2 captains. 5 rank and
file, neuaded-77th Foot, lit bat. 1 rank and file killed; 3 rank
aniline wounded —3ll, let bat. 1 rank and tile killed ; 7 rank
nad Ole 'a-quaffed-48th, lit bat. 2 rank and file killed ; 1 rani.
aid Me wounded-6*h, sth bat. 1 rank and file wounded.

Rehm, of Killed, Wounded, and Missing on the night of the
Ann utt and Storming of the furtre&i of Ciudad Rodrigo, on
the 19th of Jain. 181 z. JO, •
41ene.ral Staff, 1 killed ; 9 Wounded—Royal Engineers, 2
Limn: omit? w guilds:4l —lloyal Stiff. Corps, I lieutenant wounded
—6lll Eoei, 2d bat. 1 captain; 1 st•rjeat,:, :11 rank and file, killed.,
iiivjor, I captain, 4 lieutenants, eusiga, 1 staff, 3 serjeants, 49
risk said fife, wounded-43d, Ist ba.. 1 serjeant, 6 rank and Al*
killed ; 1 capthiu, 2lientenanfs, 1 serjeants, 1 drummer, 26 rank
mid tile, wounded-15th. Ist bat. 1 captain. 2 lieutenants, 1
Petjeaiir, I 'dnimmer, 12 rank and tile, killed; 2 captains,
lieutenants, 1 serjeant, 1 drummer, 25 rank and file, wounde4.—
.5 *l. at. I captain, 2 rank and file, killed ; 1 lieutenant-
e446*l. 1 fiericara, 23 r.-.n:: and sle, wounded-SA, 2d
bat. 1 tank and file, killed; I lieutenant, 2 serjeanis, 5 rank and
file, winkled —6otl;, sth bat. 1 set jeant, kißed ; 1 captain,
rank and file, wounded —74th, 4 rank and file, killed ; 2 nap-
kins, 1 lieutenant, 1 ensign, 2 serjeants, 11 rank and file,wound-
eft rank and file missing-77th, 1 serjeant, 13 rank and 61n,
killed g 9 captains, l lientenant, 1 ensign, 1 staff, '2 serjeauts, Qtl
rank and file, wounded-8.'3'42d bat. 1 rank and file, killed ; 4
rani, ti:d file woundeol--Iteltb, Ist bat. I rank and file,? killed 1:4
liiMtenatits,2l rank and tile, wounded ; 3 rank and file, missing
--21 th, 2 captiits, Y scrleatits, Y rank and fik, killed; 3 cap.
hire:, 2 lieu imams, 1 ensign, 7 serjeauts, 9 dru miners, 3el rasak and
tile, ne•intle.l -94th, 1$ bok I.rank and ole, killed ;
.1 captain,
lienteitaie 1 74ttailt, 15 wink and file, wounded—linth,
bat. I captain; 1 titAmint, 1 rank end file, wounded-95th, 24
bat. 2 scrjeants, T rank and file, wonitied. , ,
T Dahl liri::ah 103 n between the 15th and 19th days of January,-
1212 —1 general stuff,. 5 captain., 2lieateaants, 8 vrjranta,
1 drummer, 113 rank sod file, killed; ygeneral staff, 1
lientenaut-colonel, 2 majors, 19 captains, 98 lieutenants; 3
ensigns. •2 staff, PS :errant', S drummers, 403 rank and hie
• wounded; 5 rank and file mussing.
Total Por (*tr loss, 1 serkant, 18 rank and file, killed; I
clptain, 3lieutenants, 1 seteant, 91 rank and file, wounded;
91 auk and file missing.
General total, 1 generalstaf, 5 eaptsiins, 2 lientenants, 9 ser-
' jouna, 1 drummer, 131 rank and file, killed; S general
Sall; l Velitestaut-rolusel, 9 majors, 90 captains. Si ticute-
Pints, 5 ensigns, I staff, 29 seejeants, 5 drummers, 494 rank
and wounded ; 7 rank and file missing.
CHARLES STEWART,
Major-General and Adjutant-Gienesal.

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LONDON:
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MONDAY, MBILUARY 241 1812.

THE KM.
The following Itußeth' was• yesterday shown at.i
St. James's Palace:-
4, Windsor-Castle, Feb. 22.
"His MAJESTY continues nearly in the same state.
" 111. BAILLIE,
a 7. WILLIS,
64 L WILL/S."
A most important and highly-interesting commu-
nication was made, on Saturday last, by the PRINCE
REGENT to Mr. PoNsossir, respecting the question
of Catholic Emancipation. ye hare already stated,
that we considered the declaration of his Royal High-
ness 'on this topic, as contained in the letter to
'Lords GIME and GRENVILLE, as the mere dictum
of Ministers; and we may now add, from a consi-
deration of all circumstances, that the sentiments
which that letter contained on this particular subject,
appear to have gone forth, not as the genuine senti-
ments entertained by the PRINCE, but as having been
impetrate(' from him, in an unguarded moment,
while under the fatal.and pernicious influence which,
like a talisman, at present environs his throne, and
utterly precludes his Royal Highness either from
judging aright himself, or from listening to the ad-
vice of his personal friends, who are also the real
friends of the Constitution, and the strenuous
advocates of the people's rights. We now, how-
ever, find, that his Royal Highness's atttention
has been called, no matter by whom, to his
former declarations as to the impolicy and injus-
tice of excluding a great portion of his subjects
from the pri9eges of Britons, to which they
have an undeniable claim by birth, merely because
they differ as to some points of religion ; and al-
though the Pnittca has not thought it prudent, in
present circumstances) to recommend to Parliament
the restoration of these rights to the Irish people, he
declared to Mr. Pnwsoner, that the
Roman catholic Claims shall no longer be treated of '
or gummed in the Cabinet; but every Member is
be left to att•on them as be *ages, witho.-•
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