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... FRAGMENTS OF THE PENINSULAR WAR. The siege of Badajos, one of the most desperate, though at the same time one of the most brilliant affairs the Peninsular campaign, forms the subject of an exceedingly seraphic article in the number of the United Service ...
... THE PENINSULAR WAR. Just published, in post Bvo., price 10s. 6d. boards, fBERIA WON; a Poem, descriptive of the Peninsular War. With Impressions from recent Visits to the Battle Ground, and copious Historical and Illustrative Notes. By T. M. HUGHES, Author ...
... PENINSULAR WAR. 0i This day, the 13th of December, is the anni-i versary of one of those glorious actions, in the si Peninsular war, by which the decided superiority of the British army, over that of France was esta-m blished on the firmest and. most ...
... THE PENINSULAR WAR- . Just publldled, in post Bvo., price 10s. fid. boards, rBERIA WON ; a Poem, descriptive of the Peninsular War. With Impressions from recent Visits to the Battle Ground, and copious Historical and lUostrative Notes. M. HUGHES, Author ...
... HISTORY OF THE PENINSULAR WAR. BY ROBERT S01TTUEY, ESQ I.L.D VOL. II. (Kxtract* continued ) Passage of the Doitro—Capture or Oporto. Douro, which has the longest course any river the Peninsula, and rolls a larger volume of waters than the Tagus the sea ...
... 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 ...
... HISTORY of the PENINSULAR WAR. The second volume of Mr. Southe/s great national work is just published ; and embraces the period from January 1809, to February 1811; from the surrender of Coiunna, to the advance of Lord Wellington from the lines of Torres ...
... PENINSULAR WAR We extract the following description of the taking of St. Sebastian’s from Constable's Miscellany: it is written by Mr. John Malcolm, late of the 42d : The sea was bright and calm not cloud obscured the sky ; not breath of air stirred the ...
... PENINSULAR WAR. A number of Officer*, who served in the Peninsula, have agreed Dine together MON DA Y, NOVEMBER instant— Major-General WYNDHAM the It that Lieutenant-General Sir EiiwabA Bi.akp- NKY, Commander of the Forces (at present England), will honour ...
... HISTORY OF THE PENINSULAR WAR. BY ROBERT SOVTHEY, Etfti- LL.D. The second volume of Dr. Southey's splendid History of the late War in tile Peninsula has just appeared. such a work it would be presumption to attempt giving just delineation in :he limits ...
... THE PENINSULAR WAR. - Hi tY ronvof the WWA i) thle Pl'titzrtrna.:and in the Souist of FRANCE, 'from the year 1807 to 1814. Bv W. F. iP Xapier, Col0nel H. P. Yorty-third Regiment, and Miern- her oF the Reyal Sivedijh Acadercyoi mo ittary Scieces. Vol. ...
... PENINSULAR WAR. We extract the followlg description of the taking of St. Sebastian's from Constable's Mikcel- .any: it is written by Mr. John Malcolm, late of t the 42d:- '[he sea was bright and calm: not a cloud obscured the sky: not a breath of air ...