... Militia. At Cove, Captain John Loftus Nunn, late of the 66th regiment' but formerly of the 7th Fusileers, in which he ?? tl Peninsular war, and eldest son of J. N. Nunn, of Enntscvrtl*l, ;sq' On Saturday last at Hamnpstead Robert Espiasse, Esq-- late of the ...

... instant, in Slribbereen, Captain Isaac Harris,' late of the 23d Royal Welch Fusillers, In which be served through the Peninsular war, and at Waterloo. On the 2d Instant, at Brompton Park, Edith, the 6afant daughter of Viscount Ingestria. The Cheeter Infirmary ...

... by his ie L~ise t& 'onci. nov Sir Evan John Mae- L9 ' Bt ose e'ool and intrepid bravery so zurr aished him during the peninsular war, Fditlmtely returned from Ita, where he was ns d sdhilstgallantl supporting theiate Ma- ,oll f the RuyGi Scots, who was ...

... being a gallant officer sis and a good soldier. He had seen a great deal of service of abroad, and, in the course of the Peninsular war, received three medals, as honourable testimonials of his dis- IY tinguished services in the field. His loss will be deeply ...

... an offirer of tha 43d regiment of light infantry, and had distinguished hint. self by many acts of bravery during tile Peninsular war.- His loss is generally deplored his friends, however, are cea. soled by theassurance that he died in the faith of Jesus ...

... entered the army in 1792 as cornet, at the early age of fourteen years. Sir Henry serred with dis. tinction throughout the Peninsular war, and oas present at Holera and Vimiera, and at the esanguinsry defeice ot Corunna under the gallant G;enerdl Moore. He ...

... r of Major Clarke, of the 1st West India regiment. At Lisbon, Lleutenart General Count de Lumlaras, who sorted in the Peninsular war as Aide-de-Camp to Lord Beresford. November9,in Bath,Jane, wife of LieuteisanGeneraliArmstrOn, ofdhle late Royal' Irish ...

... military career in the 71st Light Infantry. He Aset the taking of the Cape of Good Hope, Buenos Ayres. and served during the Peninsular war. and in the splendid actionS of tliners, Virniera. Talavera, Vittoria, Busaco. the Pyrenees, Bud 1%?aerleon Captain Armstrong ...

... several of whom. having called to see him since retiring from the Army. He was present at many battles fought during the Peninsular war, as well that at Waterloo. On Thursday last, at WVood Villa, near Uttoxeter, Mrs. Smith, in the 87th year of her age. ...

... pulmonary consumption, Charles Dieuloy, aged 3S years. He was a native of France, and had served as an officer in the peninsular war, and also in tie body-aurd of' Charles X. On the 14th inst. the Right lion. Charles Yorke, aged 70, one of the Tellers ...

... brother, the late Sir Richard Fletcher, liaviag been crested Baronet for his eminent services as chlet engineer in the Peninsular war, was killed at St. Sebastian, while reconnoitering the breach which he had aihcted, and through which the British carried ...

... of the 32nd RegIment. He fought under the Duke of Wellington at Waterlos, ard in most of the battles and sieges of the Peninsular War. On the 28th of August, aged 42, Betty, wile of Mr. William Lawrence, coachmana Harrogate. On the 19th ult. in his 26th ...