... theo Prussian contingent its natural direction, by send- ing it to Riga; but'l should wish greatly, that the aid of my 7th division were no longer neces- sary in that quarter. I wish to -know, therefore, from the King of Prussia, whether he would not ...

... « it!i 7'J !>iect*s. *2(54 ir'ins. tin* army before the and the 7th division Utdjfian infanlry rotind and in ht* !■ natk- itli a vio«- streiij known Ik* very w country with 4.>.0U() cl. could the two N terday were highly interesting. iie having the covered ...

... town. , Throughout the Peninsular war Sir William, then a Major-General. ably distinguished himself when he commanded the 7th division at Fuentes on the sth of May. and at Badajor. For his ices in Egypt he received a medal, and the same honorary distinction ...

... December, 1809, he returned to England, and was afterwards appointed to the staff in the Peninsula, where he commanded the 7th division, and was engaged in several of the most important actions. For his conduct in the Peninsula Lord Dalhousie received the ...

... given to the Prussian contingent its natural direction, by sending it to Riga; but I should wish peatly, that the aid of my 7th division were no longei necessary in that quarter.-1 wish to know, therefore, from the King of Prussia, whether he would not make ...

... Majcir-General Leith's, at present is Ma- r ?? rlay's, but is to he Major-Gefleral Stewvara's; ft head quarters at Cea. 7th Division, Lieutenant-General Lord Dalhousie; head- quarters at Vintro. : A brigsde of Portugasese is attached to each division, ...

... December, 1809, returned to England, and was afterwards appointed to the ■tuff in the Peninsula, where he commanded the 7th division and was engaged in several the most important actions. For conduct in the peninsula, Lord Dvlhousie received the thanks ...

... Honor, on the Duas Casas, si is with the British cavalry, in proportion as the enemy fa advanced, and the Ist, 3d, and 7th division, under N e Major-General Campbell, observed the brigade at I0 )R Alameda; and Mlajor-General Sir William Erskine, P with ...

... very strong rock, which was to be kept, cost r what it would. Towards the close of the day, a reinforce- ment from the 7th division was pushed up to our support.- The instant our brave fellows found some fresh troops at hand, exhausted as they.were, they ...

... renlaiied. der fire. After the cavalry retired, in 'the earil D^i o the morning,- the British line stood as fibs The 7th division (Houston s) was on ?? to the 1st division -(Sir B.'Spencer'sj, havont~, light division' on the left, and beyond ive, e ...

... Beresford turn, and to attack the enemy’s right with (he 4th division, under Lieutenant-General Sir Lowry Cole, and the 7th division, under Major- General Walker, and Colonel Vivian’s brigade of cavalry; while Lieut- General Sir Thomas Picton should move ...

... their right flank. Sir T. Graham was directed to attack them in that post on the 22d, which he did with the troops of the 7th division, who drove the enemy from the ground with considerable loss. They retired in the night, and on the following evening posted ...