Samuel E. Tyler, Boston, Tom, thigh and arm. Joseph Reaver, Salem, Mass., legs and thighs. Stephen S. Vincent, New-Jersey, head and ears. James Christie, Tickler, different places. William Smith, New-York. Robert Willet, Portland, man-of-war, knee. SLIGHTLY WOUNDED. Ephraim Lincoln, Boston, Argus, by the bayonet. Greenlow, Virginia, different places. James Newman, Baltimore, impressed, by the bayonet. Alexander Peterson, New-York, Erin, Boston, by the bayonet. Joseph Music, Charleston, S. C., impressed, by the bayonet. John Willet, Philadelphia, by the bayonet. Joseph Hindil, Philadelphia, Young Wasp, in the hand. Perry Richardson, Bath, Maine, Rolla, by the bayonet. John Cowen, Teezer, by the bayonet. James Barker, Wiscasset, Elbridge Gerry, by the bayonet. James Wedgewood, Portsmouth, N. H., Lark, in the head. James Mathews, Delaware, by the bayonet. John Murray, New-York, by the bayonet. William Marshal, Lawrence, by the bayonet. Thomas Johnson, Albany, Criterion, by the bayonet. The list of killed and wounded contains all that could be ascertained at that time, but great suspicions remained among the prisoners that more had been killed than were certainly known, as some were missing, and not to be found among the living or the dead; it was supposed that these had been killed, and being mangled in a most shocking manner, were privately taken away by Capt. Shortland, and buried that night, before Doctor Magrath entered the yard, and a report prevailed that he had done it: as great numbers who were slightly wounded did not go to the hospital, I, to ascertain the exact number of killed and wounded, took the list of those in the hospital, from the doctor’s books, and every prison mustered all those that refused going to the hospital, by which means the list can be depended on as strictly correct. At twelve o’clock, at noon, on the eighth, a jury of inquest arrived, composed of twelve farmers, and a coroner, and sat over the bodies of our murdered countrymen; they began to take the depositions of the prisoners and turnkeys, and proceeded on till seven in the evening, and adjourned till next morning. The evidence of the prisoners corresponded with the statement in a preceding page. On the morning of the ninth, the dead not yet being buried, the jury sat over them again, and proceeded on with the evidence on both sides, which consisted of Dr. Magrath, whose evidence was against Shortland, prisoners, turnkeys, soldier-officers, soldiers, &c. The summary of the evidence I shall give presently; but I must here digress a little to give some circumstances that intervened betwixt the taking of the depositions, and the verdict of the jury. This morning an order arrived for the discharge of thirty-four prisoners, who had applied to be released to man ships in different parts of Europe.