Lieutenant-Colonel Edward Blakeney, wounded. Major James Singer, killed. Captain Wm. F. Cholwick, killed. " George King. " A. C. Wylly. " John Mair, wounded. " W. M. Hamerton. " [21]Robt. Cuthbert, killed. Lieutenant Paul St. Paul, killed. " T. Moses, wounded. " A. Baldwin, wounded. " James Anderson. " H. F. Devey, wounded. " G. Henry, wounded. " Pitt Hannam. " W. A. Pyke, killed. " Charles Barrington, wounded. " T. F. Wray, killed. " T. Hartley, wounded. " R. F. Fowler, killed. " H. R. Wallace. " T. Y. Lester, wounded. " R. Knowles, wounded. " Honourable F. Russel, wounded. " John George, wounded. Adjutant James Hay. Quarter-Master John Hogan. Surgeon Wm. Armstrong. Assistant-Surgeon Martin Mahony. " William Williams. Officers. Serjeants. Drummers. Rank & File. Total. Killed 7 2 .. 57 66 Wounded 11 12 .. 143 166 ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ Total 18 14 .. 200 232 From Estremadura the ROYAL FUSILIERS retraced their steps to the Agueda, and the army, advancing into Spain in June, drove the French from Salamanca. The inhabitants of this city illuminated their houses, shouted, sang, and wept for joy as the British troops took up a position on the mountain of St. Christoval, about five miles in advance; at the same time the forts (fortified convents) at Salamanca were besieged. The French general, Marmont, advanced with a powerful army, and a series of manœuvres followed; but he was unable to relieve the forts, and they fell into the hands of the allies towards the end of June, when he withdrew beyond the Douro, followed by Lord Wellington. On the night of the 16th of July the ROYAL FUSILIERS marched to _Castrejon_, to which place the fourth and light division and a brigade of cavalry proceeded, preparatory to the assembling of the army on the Guarena; but the French commander, having been reinforced, passed the Douro, and attacked the troops at Castrejon on the morning of the 18th of July. Some sharp skirmishing occurred, and the ROYAL FUSILIERS had two men killed and fourteen wounded; but this small body of British, being opposed to the whole French army, withdrew behind the Guarena. A series of manœuvres brought the allied army back to the position of St. Christoval, in front of _Salamanca_, in the vicinity of which city the two armies confronted each other on the 22nd of July.