THE NAI lON.II, REGISTER. ,TAN. 2. Saent-Gee. Sir John Hope reports most favourably of the con duo of all the Officers and troops, particularly of the 1-t Porta reese hricude, under Brig.-Gen. Archibald Campbell ; and of r b s en. lichAnson'. and Mijor-Gen. Hay's brigade of ie sth division, metier the cammand of the. Hou. Cul. Greville. He mention- , par ticularly, Major. Gen. Hay. count:anthill! time sth division ajor- Get's. Robivion and Bradford, Brig.-Gee. Campbell, e•iis. Regna and iiresille, commanditig the several hi i..ades, Lloyd, of the.B4th, who was untOrttniately killed, Cent...Cals. Barnes, of the Royals, and Cameron of the 9th, Capt. Ramsay, of the Royal Hor•e Artillery, Col. De Lancay, D. Q. M. 0 , and Lieut. -Col. lU‘ Donald, .1. A. G., attached to Sir. John.Hope'a corps, and the Oliver% of his personal staff. The Ist division, under Major-Gen. Howard, were not engaged unto the 1-2 do, vel:en the attack was more feeble; but the Guards conducted themselves with their usual spirit. 'he enemy having thus failed in all his attacks, with their whole fo•ce, upon our kit, withdrew into they intrenchments, on the night of the itile and passed a large flare through Bayonne, with which, on the morning of 'the 13th, they made a most des. iterate at hick upon Lient. Gen. Sir Rowland Hill. in rxie elation of this attack, I had requested Marshal Sir W. Beresfm d to EtillrOlCC the Lieut. Gen. with the 6!li ilivisionovhich eros ed the :dive at (113 light on that morning ; an.l I thither ri in roved Win by the ath ail/141111, avid two brigades of the 3d division. The expected arrival of the tith division gave the Livid -Cien. great facility in making his moveteents ; but the troops under his own immediate command, him defeated and ivied ed the many with immense 10-o butine their am rival. The principal at•ack g been nia•'e along the high road, tr u ism Bay aline to St. Jean Pied-le- Port, Major Gen. Barnes's brigade ut' British infantry, amid the Sum Portngue-e hi igade, under ratgober Gen. Ashwortti wire particu larly engaged in the eentest with the areal on that poiet, and these troops conducted themselves admirably 'lime Portuguese division ut inl4lllly, ruder the command of Mariscal del v:ampo Don. F. Le tor, moved to their support on tl.eir left in a vet y gallant style, and reaained au intportaht position between these troops auti Major ( ;en. lbringle' , . brigade, engaged with the eremy in front of illy Fr:ierhe. 1 had satisfaction also in (isci ving the conduct of slajor-Ca n. 13‘14;', brigade of British infantry, siippot by Ca! 4:h l'ortirtee-t• ()Heade, tireh r the command of Brig..Geit. Buchan, in carrying an imports et height from the the right of our im.ition, and maintaining it against all their etCirt. to regain it. Two gams and sume ikrigniers %%etc taken from the eiaany, who u. irg beaten at all points ; awl liming suffered consider:lute Iwo, were Wig' d to recite npon their intrenchinent. It bites me the greatest satisfaction to have another opportanity en-, porting my sense of the merits and services of Dent. lien. :•):r "th a l a mi Hai spoil this-occasion, as well as of those of Lieut.-Gs u. Sir Win. Stewart, commanding the '2d chit ision ; Major- Gen'. ierin gle, Barnes, and Byng ; Mariscal del Campo loh r. Le Cor, and lit ig.-(;cos. Da Costa, Ashworth, and Buchan. The British mauler Lie ut. Col. Ross, mid the Pertneuese artillery, tender Tulloch, distinguished themselves ; ant'Lient. Gee. Sir Row land Hill reports particularly the assistance he received Com Lieut.- . Coli. Bumerie and Jackson, the Assistant Adjutatit and Assistant (Quarter Master General attached to his corps • Lieut. Col. Gold- Intel!, of the Royal Engineers, and from the (deers of his personal staff. The enemy marched a large body of cavalry -Retosll the Adorr yesterday evening, and retired their force opposite to J. Ilmll this inornieg towards Bayonne. Throughout these vaz ions operations I have received every as• sistance from the Quarter-Master-Geneihl, Major-Gen. Sir George Murray, and the Adj.-Gen. Major-Gen. Sir Ella art' Pal-J.olam, end Lord Fitzroy Somerst t, Lieut -Col. Cainp:aell, a.t d time Officers of my personal staff. I send this dispatch by Major Hill, Aide-dc ('amp of Lieut.-Geri. Sir Rowland Hall, - whom 1 beg leave to recommeed to _iota . hard ship's protection.-1 helve the honotti to be, W ELLINGTON. I enclose the returns of the killed and wounded. Names of Officers Kilkd,l Wolin led, and Missing, qf the Army under the command Field-Marshal the Marquis of Wellington., from the 9th to the 13 . th of De,:en6.r. • British Officers Killed, Dec. 9.-4 2d regt. Ist Batt. 'Stew art and Lieut. J. Stewart. Dec 10. —9lll rev: Ist butt. Lieut. P. L. Lemesnrier, Ensign G. Bolton. 8441 regt. 1.1 'Mitt. Lient.-Col. K. Lloyd. 95iii rest. lratt. Lieut. John Hopwood. 4th ree,t. batt. Capt. Y. Johnson). Dec. r 4 t. loot gnardt., b..tt; Capt. S. t'..biat• (Lieut.- Col.), Lient.• Charles tawipson (Captain:. t ut guards, ist batt. Capt.,lietiry R. WaitAni, A•lj. - Dec 13: —4llla regt. bait. I lea. Andrew Sankey, Ensigns W. J anima), Jelin Pink. 714 regt. Ist batt. Major M. AI - Kenzie, [.hots. W. Campl►.ll and Chas. Henderson. 9 'd regt• Ist hat. Lieut. 1). 'M'Plierson, T Mitchell, and A. Macdonald. Bri':s% ()pies trounited: Dec. 9.-911, regt. Lieut.-Col. %V. Gomm, A Q. M. G. slightly. 4111 resat. hrey. Major Robert Atiwyl (11. M. slightly. Id line bait. K. G. L. !Ivey. Major Aug. Heiss.e (A. A• 6.) .1611 a light dragoons, Capt. Wm. Terse, slightly; Lieut. W. Nepeao, Nlightly. 4tli regt. Ist bat. Lieut. John Fraser, severely. 11th regt. Ist batt. Lieut. John Dolphie, slightly. tad* regt. lit batt. Capt. W. V Taylor, severely. 38tli refit. 11 batt. Capt.Tal..- lor, severely : Lients. Edward Hopper, Robert Wileucks, and Geo. Crier, mgt. batt. Capt. F. Fuller, slightly ; Li. His. J. B. lirottier, S. Stewart, Alex. Campbell, L. Martniehael, P. O'Hara, and Fnsign %V. H. Hell, severely. elOtli reg. sth ham Lt. H. Dickson, slightly. 61st regt. Ist bait. Capt W. Greene, sligh t• Iv ; and Capt. E. Charlton. 79th reg. Ist bait. Lieut. A. Robertson, .everelv. 84th regt. 'id batt. Capt..ll). Urquhart, severely ; Urn'. R H. Warren, severely ; Ensign J. Jarvoise. Ist line bat t. K. 6. 1.. Lieut. G. Elderhorst, slightly V tine halt. K. 0. L. Capt. F. %Vy neekeit,-Ensign A. Allies'', slightly : Lieut. 6, Meyes, Major-Gen. P. P. ltohiosoo, Capt. George Mickel], A. D. C. to Lieut -ben. Sir S. Cotton. severely. - Dec. 10 —;lst toot, ad butt. Lieut. Alexander Atactionald. 4th regt. Ist bait. Capt. Timothy Jones (Major), Lieut. Edt.. Gin. chant, Frederick Hyde. severely. 9th regt. Ist bait. Capt. !feria ' min Tiborn,_Lieuts. Edward Watkite., Dallas, severely; IC Brooke.. • 47th regt. Id bap. Lieut. A. Malioh„ severely ; Etiiett J. Eton slightly. ;31i.1 regt. Ist bait. Major ien. Mein ( Lieut.Tol,!, (;.:pt. Graham I).niglas, Ensign Fled. Railtiwit, severely. 59111 regt. Id batt. Major I'. W. Hoysted, ('apt. W. Wilkinson, severely. 84th regt. batt. Capt. James Jet.kin, slightly ; Lieut. Joshua Holmes, severely. Irith regt. Lieut. H. 14olsteti, slightly. Brunswick Light Infantry, Capt. Lysnousky, Dec. 11.— Capt. Napier, Aid- , lti• Camp to Lieut.-Gen. Sir J. live, severely. 4th tOot, !st batt. Major Piper, Severely ( Lient Lietits. Stavely, Farrington, slightly ; Cl.irke, severely ; Jl:ett lists, Setherland, slightly ; and illarsoal, severely ; Ensign iLirthier, se verely. 9th regt. Ist batt. Ensigns D. Holmes and 'Story, set equiv. 59th net 2il bast. Capt. Faller, sevCrely ;Licht. .11•Plierson, siiglit ly. 8111 i rett It. Cruise, slightly. Ilrunsve ick light infantry, Lt. V. D. H.-de, slightly. D.e. guards, Ist hatt. Lieut Stretfield, slightly (C7apt.); Latuor, severely. 3d guards, Isl halt. L:ents. Seymour arid Halborne, slightly ; Ensign Montgomery, "'evenly. 131/1 Dee.—StatF, Major-General Edw. 11.;tiles, sever( is. 4th West tisdia regt. Captain Andrew Hamition, severely, A. I). C. to Major-Gem Melees; Lieut. Ilyfreilron, slightly. ist 1.;(1.43., ('alpt. Le Nlareiroit, A. 1). C. to Lieut. Gen. Sir W. Stewart, •ese!ely. ti..?.(1 rect. Lieut. Lord Spencer, A. D. C. to -ditto. 5111 row, (;,ip', Thorn, D. A Q. M. G. slightly. Id gua`rils, W 1). t'. to Major General Byngoli.ditly. 73d reg . . ist batt. Capt. Cam( rot,, slightly ; Captain Hamilton. severely ; Lirtits. ; Fielditor, severely : H heightem, slightly ; Gillman, Woo.:s, Home, rergg . . Nlnrphy, Blake. severely ; Ensign E ernein, Pile - 1111y. regt. Ist batt. Capt. IVolfe, LieutS. Nelson. Kcpp. and Ensign War ing, severely. '3lst regr. bail. Lient. Col. Leith, slightly . ; En sign Hardy, severely. rogt. ,Ist haw-Ensign 11iirns, zr,oth regt. Ist hatt. eapts. North,sererely; Bowen, slightly; Lienis. Keddle, Now land, severely ; Jones, slightly ; t, severely ; 'Minket t, Brown, slightly ; Ensigns Vreebairn. set el sly e. 57th regt. Ia ham !Arias. Keogh, er,, Dix ; Ensign %V. Bartlett, severely. t oth Sill ban. • Rutleil2e, severely &Ali teat. V halt. C..pt. lilstren'e, 71st mgt. lst bait. Lieut. Col. Sir Ni. Peaeriek, ; Barclay, severely ; _Grant. Lieuts. Long,-Torreanii, 4111 .4.l•lutere, 92(1 regt. Ist tram Major Alaepoer-on, severe trohnes, Macdonald. awl Nlarplrerson. severel ; (!laisholitie, Winchester, and 'Macdonald. severely ; awl Mitchell; slightly; En-ign Fraser, severely. 57th regt. Ist bait. Velunteer Raxter. seven Iv. Misving, Dee. 1:). -14 taut, 3d haft. Lunt. MsKillitighain. 47 tit regt. hat. Mtl}onnell. regt •.20 wilt. Capt. Lieut. 4.,10yd. 93ili regt. 1"t (Att. Second Lent. Cliarec. I Ilk Dec --Iyt.li light dragoons, Major 111 . otherton ; the Hot Seoillivve;:. • Dec. tith.- -60.1 i re::t. sth beat. Lieut. Dieek. 66th refi t hart. Aifjotant Macey. ..~... iggott, on. A. t 3 o •