The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-10-10 00:00:00

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1.0, 1854'

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rapidly, and their batteries on the right were ea--
b 1
the bayonet, by the English. 0101
Our loss has necessarily been severe, and is esreTieb
at about 1200 killed and wounded; that of the
about 930. 1 °Mil
The Russian loss has also been great, 9 genera e feos
and 3 guns were captured by our men, but We 'lris be'
prisoners beyond the wounded, in consequence,'
lieved, of our deficiency of cavalry. • a the
Lieutenant Derriman, of the Caradoc, s.cc.omPaale„,a
staff of General Lord Raglan during the action
also sent Lieutenant Glynn, of this ship, to convei
message to me from his lordship.
All the medical officers of the fleet (excepting one
each ship), 600 seamen and marines, and all t_hetkets to
have been assisting the wounded, and conveying ,o 9
-
the transports, that will sail for the Bosphorus 3s '—
possible.
I believe it is the intention of the Allied forces tf!ht
to-morrow, and the Sampson, which I detached las' roe
with the Terrible off Sebastopol, has signalised thab,hd
Russions were retreating on Sebastopol, and that
have burnt the villages on the Katscha.
I have, &c.,
(Signed) J. W. D. MIDAS, Vice-Adrairat
The Secretary of the Admiralty,

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MOVEMENTS 01/ THE FLEE/Td' AND ARMIES,
No. 487.
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Admiralty,b g youthat wi 1 l
since info inform the Britannia,
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instant (No. 486), the men and boats of the fleet, foal'
been employed in bringing from the field (a"°l.o the
miles distant), and carrying on board the trarisP° • the
English and Russian 'officers and men wounded In
battle of the Alma, as well as the sick of the arrn,Y,• beeil
All the medical officers of the different ships 03'
zealously and usefully occupied in attending therno
have been obliged to send several assistant sage'
the vessels with the wounded to Constantinople. A geld
3. The Vulcan and Andes, with 800 wounded an,Z, ori•
sailed for Constantinople yesterday, and to-day 60 or i 0
noco and Colombo:, with 900, including some
Russians, will follow.
Another vessel. (by the request of Lord Rag'"i ttiaoP
about 500 wounded Russians, will also Prc'cee")
charge of the Fur-yr to land them at Odessa. trisu"
the
4. On the night of the 21st instant, the Enssal'pet
0
a very great alteration in the position of irric';eg,.
Sebastopol. I enclose a report made by Captain di. t. 116
the Sampson ; and I propose attacking the outer
first favourable opportunity.

at exertions 0.1851:q

o. Captain Jones also reports that gret... -
to be making to strengthen the land defences,
those by sea. ber''
New batteries on both sides of the port .B'i 010
erected, defending the- entrances and line of Oss;ysrt
to the north, has heavy guns, of a range of 4erc., Dear 4
two shots having passed, over the Sampson %%li-e-
-at that distance. at°
6. Provisions for the- arm have been landed ; 14
forces move on to-day towards Sebastopol, acconlPl bale'
the- fleets, which have anchored off the Katscba-;r, 01.
&c., (Signed) J. W. D. DUNDAS, Vice-
The Secretary of the Adiniralty.

OBSERVATIONS ON THE FLEET IN S,E/P:ifilp
MADE ON SEPTEMBER; 22, 1854, BY CAYLA
JONES, C. 8., H.M.S. SAMPSON

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NOOSEDACROSS THE ICNTIIA2NCE OP THE .1.0--
From north to south are the following vessels •""
lst—A frigate, at northern-extreme.
2d—A two-decker.
3d—A three-decker, with round stern.
4th—A two-decker. 014
6th—A two-decker.
6th—A- two-decker, without masts, qui--
ta,
appears to be newly coppered.
7th—A large frigate.

ARTILLERY CREK.
The topgallant masts of these E
are on deck
unbent.
The ship without masts is lying across Artllolerfro,
inside is a two-decker ready for sea, and be'"--
r
miral's flag at the mizen.

HEAD OF 11101301213. 110 v
The ships at the head of the harbour, which lid are
been lying with their broadsidesto the entrance, "
lying with their heads out :
No. I—On the north a two-decker.
2—A two-decker.
3—A' two-decker.
4—A two-decker.
6—A two-decker.
6—A three-decker at the entrance of the Pcdtio
Creek. . gag Lit
7—A three-decker bearingan adnorw
fore. Ili)
Above these are two ships ; onesppears to 1, a
battle ship, and the other a frigate

Five steamers under the northern shore. l' i.—:reew`
steamers at the-head of the harbour; and four `-'*"
Bay

STEAMERS,

GENERAL OBSERVA:TIONS.
Fort' bei°ris,
Dockyard Creek shuts in with. Northern
SE E. Observed about 600 infantry marching
the town, from the direction of Balakelava
_ • Fort.col'
Noticed about~ 60 men employed. on brow 0,44
carrying mould from brink of cliff to Square be
_ 3.46, p.m.--Cape Constantine and ships in

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SINKING OF THE RUSSIAN' SHIPS AT 11001!:
TRANCE OF.'THE HARBOUR OF SEBA-50.0cf"
No. 489. Britannia, `ISA 01