... following are the regimients which are to embark there. Three squadrons of the 9th Light Dragoons, two companies of the 95tb ilitle.Carps, the 68tb, 71st, and 8Kth Ligght Infantry.-The 5th, 23d, (2d1 bat.), ;6th, 3'2d, 36tli, 8th, (2( hat.), 82'l, anllI 89th ...

... dra- goons,three squadrons ; 2d light dragoons King's G6crnan Legion.-Major, General Linsingen. 4Sd foot:, light infantry, 2d battalion; 52d ditto, ditto, I ditto: 95th, rifles, eight companies.-Masor-Gen. Stewart. 1st light battalion ling's German legion; ...

... service ate as follow: First Division, Light Trgops-3d Dragoon Guards, three squadlrons 12th Light D)ragofls, three squadrons, 2d Light )ratoons, King's German Legiop, Major-Ge- neral Linsingo ; 43 i FOot, Light Infantry, Ud batta- lion; 52d ...

... feel much indebted for his exertions in this service, and the prompt and able manner in which he bad executed my orders. The light troops under Brigadier-General Baront Rotten- burgh have been admirably conducted s and with| the officers commanding the several ...

... enemy then placed light infantry in the range of i, mountains on the left of the valley, which were opposed by -na division of Spanish infantry,. De Bassei court. u r _ The general attack began by the march of several co- t lumas of infantry into the valley ...

... Messina, '30 miles each way, coilsists of the following-,.,T' , ?? A party of royal artieir, 20th light dragoos,- Grenadier attalioh;. : Ift light infantry battalion, 2d ditto,Aditto, 10th reginent of f6Ot, : 2l1t ditto, ' 7th ditto, It and 2d battalidtls ...

... honour to report your Lordship, that yesterday the enemy advanced attack the Light Division with between and cavalry, considerable number guns, and a large body of infantry. the first appearance of the head* their columns, the cavalry and brigade of artillery ...

... Queen's; 68th regiment, ligbtinfintry; 36th regiment, 51st re- di giment, ligbt infantry; 5'2d regimcnt, 2 battalion, e light infailtry; 85th regiment, light infautry; 1st and di 2d ?? light infantry, K. Gt LS. ...

... ilese are said'l, lie t the troopsto be emnbarkitd ofrboard the rhips of war: Two othcr regiments, consistipg of the Ist light Infantry King's German LFegions, 7f6O tmen, and -2o ditto, 'rOO men, will eambark. in transports, Dn the th and bitit inst. w-ii ...

... Julia Ann, second daughter of Thomas Willats, Esq. of Fore- street, Cripplegate. -At Manchester, Captain Campbell, 51st regiment, light infantry, to Eliza, second daughter of the late D. Wolff, Esq. -Captain Dunn, R. N. to Charlotte Frances, youngest daughter ...

... continued the pur- fuit of thetm, with the cavalry, and the light ditrifon under Malor-Geiieral Sir 'William Erskirne only, fupporting thefe troops with the 61h and 3d ifivifions of infantry, and by'the militia on the right of the blondego; and I was ...

... 36th foot John Ormsby Vandeleur, of 19th light dragoons Charles Pye; of 3d dragoons- . Sir Win. Aylett, Knt. on half-pay of the 6th garrison batt. John Rigby'Fletcher, of 6th dragoons Robert Browne, 'of 12th light dragoons Hugh Mackay Gordon, on half-pay ...