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... THE PENINSULAR WAR. - A A - - - -I - I- - IL 4A- . . -, -zAA1zAz-- Considerable interest has been excited in the literary Eon n t circles, for some time past, by the announcement that the Greg id Marquis of Londonderry was preparing for the-press a of ...
... 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. - 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 ...
... But he'fas c-ondemined without pity that dis- graceful act of the British' Government'in seizing without a declaration of war tie' treasure ships of- Spain-an act which, while it threw a deep stain on the honourof our rulers, 'produced, as such'acts ...
... HISTORY OF THE PENINSULAR WAR. By ROBERT SOUThtY, Esqr. L.L.D. Vol.3. SEBASTIAN-.- Sebastiani, in whose military command this district was comprised, was a person who betrayed no compunction in carrying the abominable edict of 1. Soult into effect; and ...
... SOUTHET'S PENINSULAR WVAR. hn- This elaborate ai d voluminous work is now compicted,- al too late, we fear, to be productive of much profit to the ry spirited publisher, or any considerable reversion of faume to the e gifted and indefatigable author. ...
... SOUTHEtY's HISTORY OF THJE PElvIvNSUCL4R WAR. M0--1-11- li e r ?? ;S rc .I .1. - * _>b __Y =-vaw iM r tle pyrcquacues 9t party, this is certainly an adusirable volume, &will excite no ordinary interest among 'the reading people of England. Its subject ...
... THE MARQUIS of LONDONDERPY's NARRATIVE OF THE PENINSULAR WAR. US kT5U ESrNINSULARWAR. When the recall of the senior British generals and the Chelsea Court of Inquiry left our army to the command of Sir John Moore, that brave officer (as is :nf well Inown) ...
... will be pleased to confer some honorary distinction on the surviving officers of the Peninsular army. Though abstaining from giving a general sketch of the Peninsular war, he entered Into some of the details of the brilliant deeds achieved by our army, which ...
... the ยป f rnd that decorative honours should be awarded to the existing survivors of the battle of Trafalgar, and o' f the Peninsular war. After some discussion the was withdrawn. The Chancellor of the jhequer, in an explanatory speech, obtained ve to bring ...
... Ea. I during the peninsular war, and more especially his acrive and zealous services during the mernorable siege of Caidiz, Ahere assist- ing in the defcnce of the Castle of Matagorda against the ene- my, he was severely wounded. WAR-OFFICE-MAeC'T S. ...