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... PENINSULAR WAR, COLONEL RAPIER'S HISTOR ViOF THE WAR .IN THE PENINSULA.— Vol. 11. This volume, published a few days ago, contains ! an account of the operations in Spain and Portugal 1 during the year 1809. The most prominent event I in that memorable ...
... Major-General W. Napier, the historian of the Peninsular War. is to succeed to the Colonelcy of the 27th Regiment, vice Sir John Maclean, deceased.— Globe (Mi- nisterial paper). The Marquis Brignole-Sale, Ambassador of the ! King of Sardinia ; Geueral ...
... nce. — Scottish Guardian. Story of the Peninsular War.— Mr. Colburn j i has ju«t rendered aD accej table service to the public by 1 printing in a cheap single volume a complete History of ! the Peninsular War, as a companion to that of the Battle ...
... the deceased goes to the gvllant Lord Hiu„ tha brother of Lord Berwick, who so highly dls tin. guished himself in the Peninsular war ; other pro- portions to the Countess of A ylesburyj in right of his wife, Lady Brqug»ito>j. ...
... however, prevailed on them to permit liim to enter the British service, which he did as an Er.sign, shortly before the Peninsular war. He was present at a l .! the great notions in Spain. A. Salamanca he teas a Cap- tain. On the Duke of V\ Ellington being ...
... Courier. r A Distressed Veteran.— Dallas, the Lochcarro unpensioned soldier, who fought in almost all the battl. - the Peninsular war, and supported General Sir John Mo >« as he fell on the field of Corunna, was reported to the n spector of the poor in ...
... B., formerly of the Rifle Brigade. His death was accelerated by the effects of the many wounds he receired during the Peninsular war. At Moray-place, Edinburgh, on the 7th inst., Mary Anne Agnew youngest daughter of the late Hon. Charles R. Lindsay, of ...
... illness, the Hon. Colonel Hughes, brother to Lord Dinorbeii. The Gallant Officer distinguished himself throughout the Peninsular War, in which he served in the 18th Hussars. On the loth of December, at Bradninch, Devon, the Rev. S. Jor- dan Lott, Incumbent ...
... snips arrived yesterday mute Downs. This regiment has particularly distinrished it- SOlla every engagement during the Peninsular War, and the badges upon its standards prove the various battles in which it present. A finer body-ef men, nearly 560 strong ...
... righteousness, aud upon his death-bed he might remember his victories among his good works. — \Soulheys History of Ihe Peninsular War.) ...
... by Sir Edward Blakeney, who is full Colonel of the regimeut, and served with it as Commandant during the whole of the Peninsular war, and in North America. i Lieutenant Ewino, of the 64th Regiment, lately tried by a Cburt Martial for trafficking in the ...
... part ofthe Duke of Welling- ton's army are mainly attributable. Sir John served with distinction during the whole of the Peninsular war, and h;s gallant repulse, with a small force, of Soult and the French army, at Alba de Tonnes, will ever be remembered ...