NAL REGISTER,: SEP r. 19. THE slightly; Ensign Edwards, severely; Robertson, slightly.—Detach went 25th Foot, Ist batt. Lieuts. Hainiltun and Percival, severely.:- - Ist Line Batt. Kitties German Legion, Capt. Heine, severely ; Lieut. Bassin, slightly.—Brunswick Light Infantry, Lieut. lielson.--Ist Royal Scots, 3d batt. Volunteer Dobb, severely.--4th Foot, Ist bail. Vo lunteer Bennett, slightly.—Sd Portuguese Beg. of the Lint, Majdr Campbell, severely ; Capt. Walter, severely.-15th Ditto, Capt. Tho- Inas O'Neil, severely.-Bth Cacadores, Lieut.-Col. hill, Capt. George Veils, severely. IVatnts of the Officers Killed and Wounded in the Operations of the Army British Officers Killed—disgust 31. 1813.-30t11 Foot, 2d bait. Capt Mullett, D. A. Q. M. G. attached to the Spanish army.----] ltli Foot, Ist batt. Lieut. Richardson —slst Foot, Capt. 1) itglus.-82d Ist bait. Lieut. Welsted.-950t F-ut, 3d bait. Capt. Cadotts (on the (iorpitig of the Ist September).--]9th Portuguese Reg. of the Line, Lieut. Deslie.-23d Div°, Capt. G. D. Crawford. British 011ie( rs Wounded.-36111Fout, Ist. bolt. Ensign Muitt,severely --43 d Foot. Ist bail. Lieutenant George Foillett, severely (since dead).--51st Foot, Major Roberts (I.iettt.-Col.) Capts. Keyt, Kelly. and James Ros,, severely ; Copt Juhn Ross, slightly ; Lieuts. Frede rick and Lla3ley, severely ; Lieut. Brook, sliglely ; Lieuts. &linchin and Dodd, severely ;*Ensir Thurston, severely.--68111 Foal, I.ieut. Sheene, severely ; Fnsigu Gibson, slightly.--8` d Foot, Ist batt. Lieut. Donnelan, Foot, 2d bait Capt. (Tart, slightly ; Lieut. Llewelly and Cochrane, severely : Chasseurs Brittanique, Lieut.-Col. Lustace and Major Duliautuy (Lieut -Col.), severely ; Capt. Iluralt and bent. Bleiuur, slightly ; and Precothoinoeverely. —Bth Portuguese Keg. of the Line, Col. John Douglas, slightly ; Lieut.- Col. Ralph Ousely Capt. %V. S. Connor, severely. Abstract of Killed, Wounik.d, and Missing, in the Siege, Assault, and Capture of the 'town of St. Sebastian. from the tBtii .f J 1111 to the 31st of August, 1813. British.- -1 lieutenant-colonel, 2 majors, 6 captains, 19 lieutenants, 8 ensietts, 31 serjeants, 1 drummer, 503 rank and file, killed ; 3 general Staff, 2 lieutenant-culonels, I major, 15 captains, S 8 lieutenants, 11 en signs, 54 setjetties, 6 drummers, 973 rank and file wounded ; 1 lieute nant. 40 rank and file missing. Portuguese.- 2 captains, 1 lieutenant, 2 ensigns, 3 staff, 9 serjeants, 1 drummer, 171 rank. and file killed ; 1 lieutenant-colonel, I major, 10 captains 10 lieutenants, IS ensigns, 39 serjeants, 1 drummer, 5191 rank and file wournied ; 4 rank and file missing. A'istrart of Kilted, TVounded, and Missing in Action with the Enemy on 31st August, and Ist September, 1813. British -3 captains, 2 lieutenants, 3 serjeauts, 23 rank and file killed ; I lieutenant-colonel, 2 majors, 6 captains, 13 lieutenants, 3 ensigns, 25 serjeauts, 284 rank and the wounded ;-2 serjeauts, SO rank and file missing. Portuguese.—S captains, 2 lieutenants, 1 ensign, 5 serjeants, 1 drum sner, 76 rank and file killed ; 1 colonel, 1 lieutenant-colonel, 7 captains, 4. lieutenants, ensigns, 1 staff, 2.1 . serjeants, 1 drummer, 342 rank and file wounded ; 1 serjeant, rank and tile mitsing. Spanish-1 colonel, 10 captains, S lieutenants, 2 ensign ser jeatats, 231 rank and file, 2 horses killed ; 4 general biol . , S colonel), lieutenant-colonelF, 2 majors, 11 captains, 28 lieutenants, 30 ensigns, 1 staff, 69 .erjealits, 1196 rank and file, 4 horses, wounded ; 1 cap tain, 3 lieutenants, 1 ensign, 66 rank and file missing. TUESDAY'S LONDON GA Z ETTE. This Girmte contains a variety of di-patches. transniittel by Vice- Admiral Sir Edward Ptllew, Imo. the conirtiaoders of our cruizers in t he Adriatic ; their substance is as toll rws : A letter from Captain E. Levesou Gower, of the Elizabeth, dated the - r9tlt of April, gig.-+ an account of the capture of live vessels laden with oil, and of the des ruction of one, off the river Crow, by the boats of thgt vessel and cif the L.Thgle.--Capt. llottle, of the Bacchante, gives an account of the surrender at di-crytion, and sittotcytent de-truction of of the fortifications of Kariebago after a goad deal of firing, on the 15th of May. The fOrt mutinied 13 pieces of cannon, which were carried off with all the stores. &c. tour stutnert were badly woutided.—Another letter from the sane officer dated oti Golfo `ova, the let of June, rives an stemma of the capture of an enteruy'a convoy in that port, by, the boats of that frigate only. although protected by 13 gon hoots or armed ves-eis, and by a hundred troops entre:itched on the beach with two fictil pieces.--Captain Dench of the sloop captured on tho t 441% of March. the French privateer xebec fat Colombc of fair cane —Alcor-Admiral Freeniantle-in two short di-laticlit.s gives an ac count of the capture of a convoy of six sail fade!' with groin, *tear .Cat taro, by the Wea.Ele and tic:uglily, and of a similar achievement, off Pact Sfouf, by the Kingfislier.—Captain B. W. Taylor, of the Apollo, gives au *pc :tut of the caviare of throe gutt-treats ate/ a tuetelaut ves• GOS sel off Corfu, by the boats of that frignte.--Lastly, Cap►„in Thomas Garth of the Cerberus, in two letters gives an account ut the capture of three gun•boata and four merchant vessels yds ()tunic°, and iu that putt. AANKRU IT. J. Clegg, of Newcastle-under-line, to surrender Oct. 14, 15, and 46, at the Wlieat Sheaf, Bcwdley. 4totnesy, Messrs. llenbuiv and Albany Lincoln's Inn. SATURDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. WAR DE PA RTMENT. DOWNING-STREET, SEPTEMBER 18, ISIS. A Divatch, of which the following is n copy, has been rcceivei at Earl Bathurst's Office, from Field-Marshal Martinis of W* fling ton, K.. G. Lezaea, September 4,1 B IS. MY LORD—I write just to correct an error in try disp;;tch of the 2d instant : the number of prisoners taken at St. Sebastian's is 670, and not '270, as I supposed. The Governor has had a communication with Lieutenant-General Sir Thomas Graham, the object of which certainly was to comme♦ice a negociation for the surrender of the place. Mvantage was takers of this communication to send him a summons, but he demanded a smspension of hostlities for a fortnight; then to surrender unless re lieved, but to march his garrison into France, with arms and bag gage, without being prisoners of war. These conditions were re jetted, and the fire, which had ceased for some time yesterJay, was recommenced in the evening. I have the honour to be, ecc. (Signed) WELLINGTON. The Earl Bathurst, &c. &c. Sc. [This Gazette also contains a dispatch from Sir G. Collier, corn-. mandmg the squadron befOre St. Sebastian, dated the Ist of Sep tember, and giving an account of a diversion effected during the successful assault of the Stst of August, by the boats and li.4lit ves sels, without any loss of lives, and with only some trifling damages. Sir George is of opinion that the Castle will probably hold out some time longer. The town had suffered considerably; and, from the means of annoyance in the possession of the enemy, was tkely to suffer still more.—A letter from Captain Edward Flin, of the Cc phallist transmitted by Sir Edward Palm, announcing the capture of the French felucca privateer, Le Petit Chasseur, of three gluts and forty-five men, off Toro, in. the Mediterranean, on t►e 2d of July.—A letter from Captain Grant, of the Armada, d ►ted off Toulon, the 43d of July, transmitted likewise by Sir Edward Pellew, and giving an account of a successful attack on t!►e town of Bordighero ; the batteries having been blown up, tie guns spiked, the vessels burnt, and the town itself fired upon, to punish the inhabitants for the part they had taken iii annoying our detAch ment. The Mayor of the town is among the prisoners. BA NKRUPTS. J. Champion. of Great Saint Helen's, Bishopsgate•street-within broker„ to surrender Oct. 4,5, at ten, and 30, at one, at Gird& hall. Attorneys, Messrs. Lowless and Crosse, St. Mildred's-court Poultry. • T. Lloyd, late of Gray's Inn, Ho'born, money-scrivener, Sept. 95, Oct. 1,, and 30, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Meg- Bison and Fairbarik, Hatton-garden. E Burbidge, late of George-street, Minories, merchant, Sept. t 5, Oct. 2, and 30, at twelve, at Gaihtliall Attorneys, Messrs Palmer, Tomlinsons, and Thompson, Copthall-court, Thro6mur ton' street. J. Neale, of Shacklewell, dru,g-grinder, Si pt. 28, Oct. 9, and 30, at ten, at Guildhall. • Attorneys, Messrs. J. ties and Reynal, Lor Maynes•court, Royal Exchange. J. G. La Serve late of Hackney, afterwards of the N ew En g land Coffee House, L ondon,' merchant, Sept. 95, Oct. 5, a al 30 at ele ven, at Guildha.:l. Attorneys, Messrs. Crowdie, Lavie, and Ga. th, Frederick-place, Old * Jewry. J. J. Rudnick, of the Circus, in the Alinories, merchant, Sept. 25, Oct. 5, and 30, at eleven, at Gaildtrali. Attorneys, Messrs. Gregson ? Dixon, and Greg , o Throginorton-street. E. Mills, Of Leadettliali,enarkel, butcher, Sept. vB, Oct. 9, and 30, at ten, at Guildhall. Atturr eys, Messrs. Kearscy and Spine, Bishnpsgate-street-within. S. Noel, late of Rio Janeiro, merchant , O ct. 7, 8, and 30, at eleven, at the Swan Hotel, 13irmingliam. Attotin . s, Mr. E;erron, Gray's ina-spare, Loudon; and Mesa& Spurrier and lugleby, Birmingham.