... unprecedenei charge, breaking a solid square of French formed ice ! With the exception a small portion of who took part in the Peninsular war, the regiment *• not again abroad till 1815, when it was called, «l«q with the household troops, to meet the enemy »i ...

... army, having then been appointed the commandant of the rese: rve bat- talion. Lieutenant-Colonel Holmes served in the Peninsular war from 1812 until its close in 1814. He was present at the sieges of Ciudad Rodrigo and jos, and in the battles of Ni- velle ...

... Bishop of Clovne and Ross, died Saturday night last, at the age of 77 years. He formerly, and through the whole of the Peninsular war, was President of the Irish College in Lisbon, and subsequently of the College of Maynooth. He filled the office of bishop ...

... whilst it will certainly inspire respect among the native Princes. SIR HENRY was with the DUKE of WELLINGTON through the Peninsular War, and also at Waterloo. He lost an arm in action. ...

... period of service has expired. The new governor is an artillery officer, who served with much distinction throughout the Peninsular war, and at Waterloo. The appointment is the more acceptable as the artillery, notwithstandingtheir brilliant achievements ...

... expenses of the Commissioners of a hundred names-whether all the extravagant outgoings for Lord PALMErSTON'S Peninsular. inon-intervention war, have been regularly brought to the account. We al- most pity TnoMAS SPRING Rica, whom we already fancy we ...

... (Sir John Cameron, K ?? under whose atole coni- mind they so f(equently distinguished themselves during the whole of the Peninsular war. The RestitutinD, Codner from this port, arrived at St Jobn'e, New Brunswick, on the 9t1 of December, hbaing overshot ...

... Donovan's British Shells, London, 1799, a volan £2 1es.o Biblilotheca Grenvilliani, 1842, 2 vole,, £2 9hs.; Napier's Peninsular War, 0 vote., £3 12s.; Chancing's Discourses, Duke of Sussex's copy, interleaved with his autograph and u1. notes, 2 vols ...

... the uoe of oar o'vo refiners. TORRES VEDIAS. - Dr. Millingen, surgeon to tho forces, who wast pressnt during the whole Peninsular war, has embo- died the various events which ?? that protracted contest In a work of hlstorleal romance, to appear In a fvw ...

... a-year. We learn with pleasure that 'the Queen Regent of Spain has, in consideration of his eminent ser- vices daring the Peninsular war, conferrel the dignity of a Knight Commander of the Royal Spa-. fish Order of Charles tihe III. upon Colonel Leith Hat ...

... forces has only assumed the name of Macdonald; it is i believed his real name is Graham-one of those who r,served in the Peninsular war. The same letter states that Molellos, Gaspar Texeira, and other officers in the army of Don Miguel, had offered to abandon ...

... number of those who wislh to join th.e cause of the young Queen are very old soldiers, who fought and bled during the Peninsular war. The ground, therefore, .-that they will tread upon will not be new to them i on the ?? their past ?? may prove ?? the ...