410 praise his Officers and men phould not do justice to my feel ings nr to Marshal glucher and the Prussian army, if I did not attribute the successful result of this arduous day, to. the cordial • and time! v assistance I received front them. The operation of Cem.r 3 l upon the enemy's flank, was a most decisive one ; rind even if I 114 d not found myself in a situation to make the attack, hich produced the final result, it would have forced the enemy to setii e. if his altavkg should have failed, and would have prevented Lim from taking advantage of them, if they should unfortunately Imre sorer/ AA I send, with this dispatch, two carglev, taken by the ti cops in this action, which Major Percy will have the honour oflaying at the feet of his Roy.ll Highness. I beg leave to reconr mend him to your Lordship's protection. I bare the honour, &e. (Signed) WELLINGTON. LIST' OF TIDE BRITISH OFFICERS KILLED AND WOUNDED. KILLED. Dote of Prtins‘sick Gels. Li-oteoant-General Sir Thomas Picton. M .;ot•General Sir V. Ponsonby. Coloneis.—Du Plat, K. Cr. L. ; Omteta, ditto ; 69th Regt. ; S;r W. Ellis, 23d. • • Li , otettanl-Col.otels.-111acara, Regt. Gmerrni, 92d Regt. ; STr . A;ex. Gordon, K. C. B to tLe Duke of \Veiling. ter ; ; Currie, Lord Hill's stdr. Maj .rs.—The Him. Fred. Howard, loth Hussars ; Geo. Min, R‘tyat Artillery; Norman I .tantuy, dlttu Cairttes, ditto; Chambers, 30111 Meg?. 11:evet-Mijors. Craton, sth Disibion; Rnsewiel, 2d Light Re- g.tnent. Captains.-11.;tnn, 13.r.yal ; Crawford, G , sards ; the Thm. Curzon. A. 1). C. his it )yal Highness the P ince of Orange ; elialithers A. I). C. to Lietit..Cien. ictott ; Charles Ellis, 9..) . 11 Regt. ; Robertson, 73.1 11-it ; lieouedy. ditto ; Seliauman, 441. Lt. Bat. K. G. 1. ; II .lycaty,in, Ist ditto ; Henry Niirshal, Ist ditto.; Cioebeit, ditto ; G iiimit,s; 101 h Hussars ; Grove, Ist. Guard', Lieutenants.--C. Al.tuiters, Royal Artillery ; Lister. 9 ith neat. Eit.,igi;:.—L:rd hay, Aal-de-Caizp to General Maitland ; Brown, Ist Guards. ~..•. JUNE 25. Artillery, severely ; Dutuaresque, Aid-de-Camp to Gen. Sir 7. Byiig, severely ; IVhyttnates, Royal Artillery, severely ; the lion. -- Erskine, D. A. A. G. left arm amputated ; A. Dangton, Aid-de-Camp to Lieutenant-General Picks% severely ; Barnes, Brevet Major, Royal Artillery, severely. Lieutenants --Royal Artillery, Foster, Crow, Rube, Smith, Stran g way, Brierton, and Forbes, severely; Ilormey, arm amputated ; Bloomfield mid D. Crawf,rd, slightly.-:—lfaverlock, Aid.de•Camp to Gen. Sir Charles Alto) ; Royal Engineers, slightly ; ton, • •1(;tl► regiment. slightly ; Heise, Ist light bat:Mimi ; Gardiner, Jolimrone, Ntoltry, Simmons, J. Gardiner, ittainauriee, Shcidey, and Wright, 95th, severely. SATURDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. POWIING-STI:LET 7 E 4 2:1, 1815. A. dispatch, of which the following is a copy, was this day received from Field-Marshal the Duke of Wellington, K. G. to Earl Bathurst, his Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for the War Department : nroxelle4, June 19, 1815. MY Lonn—l have to inform your Lordship, in addition to my dispatch of this morning, that we have already got here live thousand prisoners taken in the ac(!on of yestet day, and that there arc above two thousand more coming in to-morrow: there will probably be many more. Among the prisoners are the Count Loubau, who commanded the 6th corps, and General Cambrone, who commanded a di vision of the guards. I propose to send the whole to Eng land by Ostend. I have the honour to be, &c. WELLINGTON. Earl Bathurst, &c. THE NATIONAL REGI§TER. IrOUND7T). Ceeyral his Royal ll:gliness the Prince cf Orange, G. C. 1. severely, Liect Generals.—the Earl of Uxbridge, Cr. C. B. right lug atopu• tited ; Sir C. Alter, K. C. B. severely. Maji.r-Gct!erals.—Cock, right artn amputated ; Sir E. Barnes, I:. C. D. Arljut.-Gen. severely ; Sir J. Ke.npt, K. C. B. slightly ; Sir C..linlkitt, K. C. B. severely ; Adams, severely ; Sir W. Dorn berq, K. C. B. severely. Colonels.—Sir J. Elley, K. C, B. slightly ; Harris, 731 Regt. ; Quen tH, Hussars, shgli ly ; the lion. Fred. Puiisonby, severely ; Sir W. De Lancet', severely. Lieutenant-Cul-mels. Lord Fitzroy Somerset, right arm nmpu tated ; Hay, 16th Ligl4t Dragoons, severely ; Vigoureau, 3ntli Light :Dragoons ; Abercionibie, A. Q. M. G. slightly ; Ifsmilton, 3(►th re giment ; Cameron, 95th, severely ; Wyndham, Ist Foot Guards, severely ; Bowater, 3(1 Foot Guards, slightly ; Macdonell, Coldstream, slightly ; Dashwoo.l, 3d Guards, severely ; Sir It. Hill, Royal Horse Guards Blue, severely ; Norcott, 95th, severely ; Bill, severely ; Sehreider, Bth Line battalion; Adair, Ist Guards, severely ; Miller, Ist Guaris, dangerously ; S:r George Henry Berkeley, A. A. G. .jors. -Moc'e in, 73.1 ; 13eckwitli, 95th, severely ; Jessop, Assist 'ant Quarter Master General; Bosh, Ist Light Batt. IC. G. L. right arta amputated , Pdrkinson, 73d, severely ; It. 11. Artillery, leg amputated ; Robert 8011, Royal Artillery, severely ; Hamilton, ' Aid-de-Cainp to Major-General Sir E. Barnes ; Watson, 69th regi tivant, severely.—Brevet Major, Einetn, dangerously.—Majors Wil kins and Miller, 95th refit. severely ; Lin&ay, 69th, dangerously. Captains.—Sinith, 95th regiment, severely ; Tyler, Aid-de.Camp to Sir Tl.otaas Victor,. slightly; Dance, '13.1 Light Dragoons; Johnston, f , 5•!-:; CArnizr , , Dartiey, Napier, A. Al'llonald, Webber ) R ,yal BANKRUPTS. E. Evans, of Horton, Sitoreditch, cow-keeper, to surrender July 1, at one, July 8, at twelve, and August i, at one, at Guildhakl. Attorney. Mr. Lawrence, Furtiival's-liin. A. Adderton, of Lower Shadwell, ship-clEmdler, June 27, July 11, and August 5, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hedley, King Edward-street, Wapping. Thomas Hanna:lt, ofTottenham-court-road, grocer, June 27, July 8. and August 5, at eleven, at Guildhall. 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