... during the progress of the Peninsular war ? From the very pamphlet which such frequent reference had been made, he could shew, practices similar kind ! bad prevailed throughout the Whole that war ; the writer I stated, that that war was by the most unmitigated ...

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... appointed, for recruiting th«s auxiliary corps of volunteers, under the command nf a Brit ish officer, who ser»ed during the Peninsular war. Vessels will be reaoy, in few to them to Spain, as soon the first division »y be recruited. The clothing, arm*, ammunition ...

... Regiment, and Lieutenant Governor Gambia, is reported. This truly brave officer was the leader of forlorn hopes” in the Peninsular war, and would appear as if his last station was to a forlorn hope. The gallant veteran deserved a better fate. Belfast barracks ...

... 1809, was appointed Envoy and Minister to bis Majesty Soojahool-Mootk ; and it was for his eminent services during the Atlghan war. in that year, that was created a Baronet by lier°Mojesiy, at the recommendation her Ministers. His venerable father, now his ...