| | in consequence of a severe wound | | | received at Salamanca. | | | | | Lieut. Stewart | Died immediately after his return from South | | | America. | | Ensign M‘Gregor | ” at Portsmouth, after landing from Cadiz. | | ” Hacket | ” Berry-head soon after his return from | | | Portugal. | +-------------------+-----------------------------------------------+ | ABSTRACT. —Killed, 28 —Died Abroad, 11 —Died in England, 4. | | —Total, 43. | +-------------------------------------------------------------------+ RETURN of the OFFICERS who, in consideration of their gallant services and meritorious conduct in engagements with the Enemy, have been distinguished with Titles, Medals, or other marks of His Majesty’s gracious favour. +-------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | The nature of the gallant The Titles, Medals, or | |Rank and Names. services or meritorious other marks of His | | conduct of the Officers. Majesty’s gracious | | favour. | +-------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Lt.-Col. Beresford } } | | ” Duff } } | |Major Houghton } } | |Captain Vandeleur } } | | ” Silver } } | | ” Beresford } } | | ” Trotter } } | | ” M‘Gregor }For their services in the } | |Lieut. Blake } Indian army which crossed }A Medal from the Grand | | ” Murphy } the Desert to Egypt in } Seignor. | | ” Browne } 1801. } | | ” Canilac } } | | ” Oates } } | | ” Atkinson } } | | ” Irwin } } | | ” Adair } } | | ” M‘Dougall } } | |Ensign Rogers } } | |Adjt.