THE NATIONAL REGISTER. .4. . AU'r4TTRT ``T :. ~. 4' an • • ..•111..t a to. th a eutity cable 1141. Having thus far utr tv• h.ed yob. 1••01 . 4.111tes th4ll , tions, I ithdrew my column feuni Ulu •.ed it ni•on 2 n•andoz. Alejor•Oeh. Prit:gle t Yai • tt., conduct of Captain Heise and Captain 'I I'm us, oh till', joCe4so n; au I believe it is the inktition Qt Lueut. Gel , llAl Si: vkart to report the good conduct of some other otlicrts, out III:. K&n uu has to uoubly delayed have, &c. Oighed) RO %% LAID HULL, L,eut. Oen. • Lexaca, 4th August, 181:3. MY Loan--The Prince o' . Orange having been detained till this das 101 t .e ietd:iis, 1 hat., to your Lordship. that the enemy still cpriiiirtinil p-sted iu ilie morning tit the 2cl with the force of two flit i-loos is the Puerto de &Inaba, and nearly the whole army behind the n the 4th, ?in,. and light divi , itnis .advanced by ilia s y sit • lie Hitlass ato the frontier. and I sta termine.ll:, dislodge . c • 1:., ti attack amveiuttit of ?!ie three invi§ions. :e 7th division, 11.1weser, havale erosseu the mountains from Sum billa, a 1 hit. in .it-cessain . preceded the arrival of the 4th, Major bc.‘eral li rns•s's brigade was formed for • lie attack, and advanced before tie th ,„„ h ig h• d iv 6i o n s cotacl .;:,-operate, with a regularity and gal Awn winch I have *seldom scen equal! ti, and actually drove The t•,O el;% the t nem), ninwillistalidnig the re.istanee opposed to them. tum those forreid:,ble heights. It is impossible that lean extol tim jtrglafv the conduct of Maj , Jr-lieneral Barnes, and these his, e tromps. Hlrctt was the add' raiiun of all who 0•(•re witnesses of it. • M or Genera firmi4t's brig o.e oh the light division likewise drove a tiers oinsiilerable torte from the rock. which forms the let! of the rtici to T. ere /s nuw no enemy in the fidd, within this part of the Spanish fano ler. I have the hottollr In inclose Lieutenant-General Sir Thus. Graharo's reprt of •he osmtult of S , :whastion. . . . s% Ic •he Irtptp• wt engaged in the neighbourhood of Pamplona. as eport. , d in my dispatch of the Ist instant, Ilrigadier-Liet era. Lo. ga owe p with 11;s divisiuo this pan of the Isidassoa, including the town et Vert That pit t the eneill's iiro.y which had been left in ub servation of the allied troops on the great road from lrun, attacked him ni the t £3 . li ; but were repulsed with' considerable loss. I have gicat pleaqtre in rev sting the good co duct ii these troop. on all oeca,ions : and likewise of a battalion of Spanish CT& d re., in General Barcena'. division of the Gallician army, which al been sent to the bridle of Yilll4, on the enemy's retreat on the 1:4 inst. which' it held against very superior numbers during a great part of toe ihiy. Nothing of importance has occurred in Arragon since my dis pptrh of tce 19th July. I - have a report from Lieutenant-General Lord William Bentiuck, from Ilinaroz, on the vlst of July ; he was making rept& tions to cross the Euro.—l have, ts:e. • (Signed) WELLINGTON. P S. I enclose a return of the killed and wounded in the attack of the enemy's position on the vd inst. - - - Ernani, July 27, 1813. My Lord,—The attack of the breach in the line wail on the left flank of San S. ;:astlan's took place on the morning of the 2.5 th, when the fill of the tide left the foot of the wall thy, which was swan after day-light. I am s,t ry to say, that notwithstanding the distinguished gallantry of the troop.; employed, some of whom did force their way into the town, the attack did not succeed. The Nicmy occupied in force all the defences of the place which looked that way, and from which, and from all round the breach, they were enab ed to bring so destructive a fire of grape and musketry, flanking and enfilading the column, and to throw over so many hand-gri limit... on the troops, that it became necessary to desist from the assault. The lass sustained was therefore severe, especially by the third battalion Roy,d Scot, the leading one of Majot•General Hay's brigade, which being on duty in the trenches, formed the column of attack ; Atijor-General Spry's Portuguese brigade, that of Ma jor-General Hol►itison, and the 4th Casadores ot• Brigadier Wilson's, being in reserve•in the trenches : the .whole tinder the direction ot• Major -General Oswald, commanding the btli division Though this attack has failed, it would be great injustice not to us•nre your Lordship, that the troops conducted themselves with their usual gallantry, and only retired, when I thought a further perseverance in the attack would have occasioned an useless sacri fice of brave men. Major-General Hay, Malay Frazer, Colonel the 11(morable C. F. Greville i and Colonel Cameron, command inc the Royal Scotch, 38th, and 9th regiment , : ' greatly distinguished w themselves. M a j o r Fier lost his life op the breach, with many of his brave comrades. The conduct, throughout the. whole or the operations of the siege hitherto, of the officers and men of the royal artillery • and engineers, never was exceeded in indefatigable zeal, activity,. and gallantry; and I beg to mention pal tienlarly to your Lordship, Lient,Coionels Dickson, Fraser, and Aiv; and Major Webber Smyth, of the royal artillery ; Lieni.-Coionel Sir R. Fletcher, Lieut. Col. Burgoyne, and Majors Ellicumbe, and C. F. Smith, of the royal engitwers. The three officers of this corps, employed to conduct differe:it parts of the columns of attack, b:-haved admirably, but suffered seen'' Iv. Capt. Lewis has lost his ; Lieut. Jon, was wounded in the breach, and taken ; and Lieut. Machen, after his return, was Mot ti tit !•• it twilit... beg, WO / to recomiend to your Lordship, Lieut. Campbell, of the 9th, who led hie forlorn hope, and mho was severely wonnileti on tit,: breach. I have the greatest sati-factio”, too, in assuring your Lot ilship of the most cordial support and assistance, afforded by Sir George Collier, commanding his Majesty's ships on this coast, and of all the officers and seamen of the squadron employed on shore . No exertion that could be afforded was wanting; and Lieut.-Col. Dickson has represented to me, in the strongest terms, the steady and gallant conduct of a detachment of seamen in the batteries, mi er the commatitO of Lient O'Reilly (first Lient. of his Majest)'s slip Surveil!ante). and of their exemplary behaviour whi!e on shore. bi.g. too, to mention Mr. Digbv MANI), master's mate, acting oft Lientnant in the batteries, after Lieut. Dunlop was severely wound have the honour to he. &e. - - - (Sigrea) T. GRAHAM. To Field-Marshal the Marquis of Wellington, K. G. Abstract of the Rttarn of the killed Wounded, and PlisFing, at the siev ty' Nebast:an, from the 7th -to the :loth Ji.lq, 1813, inetasive. Tor.% r. 13aITISII Loss-1 ('apt .in, 1 staff 11 rank and liir, I.iilyd ; 1 eaPtatim 5 lieutenants, 9 serjeanis, 1 drum int r, 107 rank and file, wounded ; 7 rank and the missing. ToTAL PORTVOVESE Loss-1 captain, 40 rank and tile, billed; major, 1 captain, Lentenants, 1 ensign. 10 serjeants, 3 &maulers, 44 rank and file, wounded. GRAND ToTAL-2 captains, 1 staff, 59 rank and file, killed; 1 lieutemant-colonel, 1 major, :; captains, 7 lieutenants, 1 ensiau, 19 stfieants, 4 drummers, '2:)1 rank and file, wounded ; '2 rank and file missing. Abstract of the Killed, Wounded, and Missing, at the siege of St. Se bastian, from the 21st to the 27th July, inclusive TOT A L 13nrrt sit Lnss--I major, 1 captain, 5 lientenan,a, 1 sluff, serjennts, 83 rank and file, killed ; 1 I. utemsi,t-c4 , 1011c1. 1i Captains, 7 lieutenants, 3 en.i!!ns, '2 !IMF, 12 sue:lea:us, '472 rank .and tile, wounded ; 3 lieutenants, 2 en.tigns, 4 seijeants, 1.15 rank and Cie, missing. • Toi.kr, PORTUOVESE Loss-2 serjeants, 40 rank and file. killed I lieutenant-co;ohei, e.i, lo•nteisinit, 1 ett,i;•ll, 1 sittif. ittants, 169 rank and tile, wninded ; 1 c '2 wrjeauts, 1 drum mer 141 rank and file, uuiiii r._ GRAND Torki.-1 imijor, 1 captain. 5 lieutenants, I ita fT, 9 ser- IL4 'milt and fa-, killed ; Ininenatit-cubitlg, 14 captains. 8 Hem enittits, 4 vimens. :3 staff, ser_jetioN, 441 raid: and file, woctill. ; 1 caplait:, 3 lieutenants, 2 ensios, fisserj:eants, 1 drummer, 235 rank and file, tuisAng. ..lb:tra,l if Return if the Killed, Wounded, and of the Al!ierl under the einithini,d q . Field Marsh's! ti.e'lig of IV( l lingtan, h . . G. iti urt;ou with the eitchly, from the '2514 to the -:11t14 July, 1813, inclusive. lOTA r. URITISH Loss-1 major, 7 captains 12 lieutenants, 2 ensigns, 3 s:liti No seijoiwi, d;titiliurrs, :)24 rank told file, killed; I gene ral quilt, 7 lieuientnit-c. , lonels; 9 ni..j .rs, 31 captaius, 72 lieutenants, ,21. ensigns, 3 staff, ios seijeants, 5 drummers, 919:: rank une,l fi f ,c. horses, wounded ; 5 Captains. 4 lininamanis, 4 ensigos, 1 s tair, 1t) serjettriti4, 7 drummers, rata; ,and file, I horse, missing. ToTAL Pon, VG(' USE I.l , ss I major, 2 cap•ams, 3 ensigns, 4 ser jeailts, 157 rank and file, killed; 5 lienteliain-a..d0:445, 4 mators, 13 captaims, 9 lieutenants, 12 ensigns, 3 staff, 41 seijeants, 6 drummers, rank end file, wounded ; '2 serjuan6., 43 rank and file, missing. T , ,TAI. SPA:quaff Loss-26 rank and file, kdleci; 12 officers, 135 rank and file, wounded ; 11 rat and file mis•ing. GRA Nen TOTAI.-2 majors, 9 elptaini, 12 lientenanti, 5 ensigns, 3. s'atr, serjeants, c. 2 drummers, 507 rank and 'file, killed ; 1 general staff, 12 lieutenant-colonels, 13 Mujors, 44 captains, 81 lieutenants, ;;6 ensigns, 12 Spanish offices:A'' 6(tufr. 14ti serjeaots, 5172 rank anal file, 5 horseiy; captains, ensigns, 1 staff, 12 sericanthei missing. s, 11 drumtners. ...... 4 4 , 4 lieutenants, 4 and tile, 1 luaus„ V •1