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42d batt. 11th Line-Major Anderson, slightly; Captain J. de Mattos, severely; Captains F. de Almeida, J. Maria, and Lieutenant J. V. de la Serda, slightly; Lieutenants Clements, El Piato, M. dos Santos Cebral, and Ensigns J. de Guvon, M. Tavary, Oliva, and J. D'Averida, severely; Ensign Gos Bernido, slightly.

15th Line-Captain Thomas O'Neil (32d British), severely; Ensign F. de Poulal, severely.

21st Line-Lieutenant Peruva, severely.

23d Line-Captain R. Felix, Lieutenant J. Rebocho, and Ensign J. Mendorca, slightly; Lieutenant A. Madeiras, and Ensigns Pedro Re Bocha and E. Serviera, severely.

1st Caçadores-Major Algeo (late 34th British); Captain M‘Donald (7 1st British), severely; and Ensign Rebello.

3d ditto.-Lieutenant-Colonel Elder (late 95th British), Major P. de Silviera, Captain I. Ignacio, Captain Dobbin (27th British), Lieuts. M. Paxato and J. C. Aindarhlo, Ensign J. Fexeira.

7th ditto.-Captain O'Hara (47th British), Lieut. R. Carmacho, severely; Lieut. A. Graves, Ensign J. Joze de Almeida, slightly.

8th ditto.-Captain J. F. de Magelaeus, severely; Lieut. J. W. Candoso, Eusign J. Lecha, slightly.

Return of Ordnance, Ammunition, and small Arms, found in the City of Badajoz, when taken by assault by the Allied Army under the command of his Excellency the Earl of Wellington, K. B. on the evening of the 6th of April, 1812.

Camp before Badajoz, April 8, 1812. Spanish Brass Guns.

39 twenty-four-pounders, 19 sixteen-pounders, 17 twelve-pounders, 3 ninepounders, 12 eight-pounders, 4 six-pounders, 39 four-pounders..

Spanish Brass Mortars.

7 twelve-inch, 5 ten-inch, 7 six-inch.

11 eight-inch, 9 six-inch. Total-172.

Spanish Brass Howitzers.

Ammunition and small Arms.

5481 muskets with bayonets, 163,000 musket-cartridges, 10 tons of loose musketballs, 12,000 lbs. of gun-powder, 23,650 twenty-four-pounder round shot, 3,200 eighteen-pounder ditto, 12,847 sixteen-pounder ditto, 3,167 twelve-pounder ditto, 22,850 eight-pounder ditto, 50 six-pounder ditto, 20,200 four-pounder ditto, 311 twenty-four-pounder grape-shot, 10 eighteen-pounder ditto, 60 sixteen-pounder ditto, 30 sixteen-pounder case-shot, 183 four-pounder ditto, 150 sixteen-inch shells filled, 70 sixteen-inch empty shells, 60 twelve-iuch ditto, 165 ten-inch ditto, 100 eight-inch ditto, 75 six-inch ditto.

With a quantity of materials for making gun-carriages.

(Signed)

His Excellency the Earl of Wellington, K. B.

Commander of the Forces, &c.

HAYLETT FARNINGHAM, Lieut.-Col. Royal Artillery.

ERRATA.

For signature to " Operations of Sir D. Baird's Division,” read J. P. instead of

S. P.

Line 11, page 13, for "now," read none.

Ditto, ditto, for "the force," read this force.

Line 19, page 19, for "dress-room,” read mess-room.

Line 35, page 19, for "Orreusa," read Orrensa.

Line 3, page 20, for "our Spaniards," read the Spaniards.
Line 34, page 20, for " insufficiency," read inefficiency.

Line 25, note, page 14, for "court bridle," read short bridle.
Line 4, note, page 15, for "transplanting," read transporting.
Line 7, note, page 17, for "figs," read pigs.

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