... T Nor can ?? omit expressing his appro. P bation of Major General Charles Frederic Lecor, who commanded on that day the 7th division of I -the allied, army, acting: under the immediate eye a of his Excellency, and who himself bears witnessl to the talents ...

... whole brigide wvere reviewed on Monday ihe 2-1th ultinio, by Sir Stapleroit Cotton and Lord 'flaihousie-ho commands the'7th division 'of Lord Wellington's aImy, of twhich we forrn a part: they exprcssed thenitselves highly pleased with-our appear- ance ...

... tance'of I I miles 13561 yards, and'requiring 39 arches, anid five others to be rebuilt, being the 4th, 5th, 6th, and 7th divisions of the road. Lot 3d, From the said bridge to Kyle Rhea, being II miles 840 yards, and requiring 30 arches, besides re- ...

... services, t Variou * quarters of tbe globe, ICu ' ar in the decisive battles of AND OF THE PYRENEES, (Qn imanded the 3d & 7th divisions, U n ° the CIT of EDINBURGH, an 'mou.sly voted, is presented in this Gold Box, Dec. 22. 1813. of buccleuch'b fete. e? Dalkeith ...

... General Sir Thomas Pictori, was at the destroyed bridgedof Ber us, and Field Marshal Sir W. Beres- kford, with the 4th and 7th divisions, under Lieut. e Genersal Sir Lowry Cole, and Major General Walker .ind Colonel Vivian's brigade, towards the junction l ...

... the ?? s'o .Ie-trrinileatioi of thio Road opposite to thle ndrih end of Blrrar Bridge, being the 4th, Sitt, 6th, arid 7th divisions of tie Road, teissariug 23n ils 1,01 yards, and re~uiring 23 B ialks ot different siz~s, besidts one. Briige of three arches ...

... summit of the Crask to the ternminatlon of the Road opposite to the north end of Bonar Bridge, being the 4th, 5th, 6th, and 7th divisions of the Road, measturint2 3miles 1701 yards, and'requiring 23 Bridges of different sizes, besides one Bridge df three archei ...