Return of Officers of the Eighty-Eighth, or Connaught Rangers, who died of Wounds, Fatigue, &c., from 1807 to 1814.
Rank and Name.	Place and Date of Decease.
Major Vandeleur	Died at	Campo Mayor in 1809.
Captain Brown	”	Pinhel in 1810.
Lieut. Shaw     }	”	sea when returning from South America in 1807.
”    Lawson }
”    Smith	”	Salamanca in 1812.
”    Rutledge	”	Lesan in 1813.
Ensign Jackson	”	sea, proceeding to South America, in 1807.
”    Hall	”	Madeira in 1808.
”    Fawcett	”	near Salamanca in 1812.
Asst.-Surgeon Cunningham	”	at Lisbon in 1811.
Paymaster Rogers	”	Belem in 1812.
Captain Adair	After lingering upwards of two years, died 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.