Names of officers of the ROYAL FUSILIERS present at the battle of Albuhera. _First Battalion._ Lieut.-Col. Sir William Myers, killed. Major J. M. Nooth. Captains Thos. Woodridge. " Wm. F. Cholwich, wounded. " Geo. King. " Jas. Singer, wounded. " Jno. Crowder, wounded. Lieutenant Hy. Prevost, killed. " A. C. Wylly. " Thos. Moultrie, killed. " Jno. Mair. " Chas. J. Wemyss, wounded. " Paul St. Paul. " S. B. Johnstone, killed. " T. T. A. Mullins, wounded. " Digby Mackworth. " T. Moses, wounded. " Anth. Baldwin. " Jas. Anderson. " H. F. Devey. " G. Henry, wounded. " John Ormsby. " H. J. Jones, killed. " E. Morgan, wounded. " Pitt Hannam. " Johnson, wounded. " F. Gibbons, wounded. Adjutant Jas. Hay. Pay-Master Jno. Armstrong. Quarter-Master Jno. Hogan. Assistant Surgeon Wm. Armstrong. " M. Mahony. _Second Battalion._ Major Edw. Blakeney, Lieut.-Col., wounded. Captain Wm. Despard. " G. Erek, killed. " Jno. Orr, wounded. " A. Fernie. " Henry Tarleton, wounded. " Richard Magines, wounded. Lieut. Jno. Healy, wounded. " Holt Archer, killed. " Edward Penrice, wounded. " W. A. Pyke. " Ed. Irwin, killed. " Tho. F. Wray, wounded. " Thos. Hartley. " H. R. Wallace. " Wm. Green. " Jos. Hutchison. " T. Y. Lester, wounded. " Geo. Seton, wounded. " Chas. Lorentz, wounded. " M. Orr, wounded. " Wm. Dalgairnes. " J. B. Fraser, wounded. " Jno. F. Holden, wounded. Acting Adjutant T. Meagher, wounded. Pay-Master T. Berkeley. Quarter-Master Crawford. Surgeon J. Williamson. Assistant Surgeon Duigenan. " Sweney. The list of killed and wounded, containing about seven hundred officers and soldiers, proclaims with dreadful eloquence the sanguinary character of the contest in which the ROYAL FUSILIERS were engaged. Their heroic conduct was subsequently rewarded with the privilege of bearing the word "ALBUHERA" inscribed on their colours. Major Blakeney was promoted to the lieutenant-colonelcy vacant by the death of Sir William Myers; Major Nooth was rewarded with the rank of lieutenant-colonel in the army, and Captain Despard (who succeeded to the command of the second battalion after the fall of Lieutenant-Colonel Blakeney), with that of major. A gold clasp was sent to the relatives of Sir William Myers; Lieutenant-Colonel Blakeney was rewarded with a gold clasp, and Major Nooth and Captain Despard with gold medals.