DECEMBER.

4.*--"Among the officers severely wounded in the late action in Bayonne

were Lieut. James Day, of the Royal Horse Artillery, son of Mr. M. S.

Day, jun., of Norwich, and Lieut. Charles Eaton, second battalion, 95th

Regiment, son of the Rev. Eaton Browne, of Elsing."

18.--Eight French officers, taken prisoners at Cuxhaven, arrived at

Norwich by steam barge from Yarmouth, on parole, and on the 20th left for

Chesterfield. In a letter to the Mayor they acknowledged, in warm terms,

the kindness they had received from the citizens of Norwich.

19.--The Expedition coach arrived at Norwich with the intelligence of the

defeat of Marshal Soult by the Marquis Wellington.

1814.

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