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... and 9the.dragoons, and the DI II and 4•2 d, (Ist Lattabous) infantry ; all of which wero employed in the Itxpedlion. cavalry have suffered but little, but the infantry 're AK) Sift% F. The I Light Dragoons, returned from Zealand, has resumed the toast uuty ...
... Saturday morning from the Scheldt. The 14th will begin to disembark this day, and march to Steyning ; the 82d to Lewes; and the 51st to Horsham. A draught 300 men, of the 3d regiment of Guards, commanded by Col. Sir W. Guise marched into Portsmouth on We'dnestby ...
... the setb ascended the centre, supported a bat- 1 pod ante to the imperial army, shoe it hetercepted the tattoo the leth light infantry. belonging to there- line of operation of the enemy's army, and, afforded us serve, which General Gptlinot couducted iti ...
... ed ; we have now to add the destination of the troops which are ordered to the Kentish-district in coiisequence:—The Hit infantry to Dover I Smtll and 9lst to Shorncliffe: Ksth. 115th, and Ttst, to iirthonre Leese. And, ip order to' make room for their ...
... Francis’* bouse. Several had blue cockades and large sticks in their hands. Shoutings were beard of « Burdetc for ever.” The Light Horse proceeded to Piccadilly with muskets pnly. A Cabinet Council assembled this morning at the Home Secretary of State’s ...
... SIJ letter from the headquarter* »n Chaves, dated the 51st inst. the lowing ‘mteUlgencc ha* received : *» Since the ln>t. formally in- ! vested force, consisting oftrom to 12,000 ' men, corr.rr.ardcd Junot. On die some skirmishes took place, the result ...
... prison is taken by divisicas of the different militia regiments in rotation. The conduct of officers men of the 51st snent (light infantry), while quartered in and near the metropolis, during the late threatened disturbances was so exemplary, as to call ...
... Campbell, of the York light infantry volunteers; Henry Frederick Campbell, of the 1-t foot guards; William Burnect, on the half-pay of the York hussars; Richard Stewart, of the 43d foot; Hon. William Charles Stewart, of the 13th light dragoons; Augustus ...
... ‘ery able commanders. It is that by t!:c lit inst. Lord Wellington tad received a reinforceolent, consisting of ur the German Light Dragoons. Two Brigndes of Artillery, .oot, or fat) ieefi. ditto, or King's own re,;itnent. regionent; 71st highlanders, ta:4- ...
... 2d regiment, or Queen’s: 68th regiment, light infantry | 36th regiment; 51st regiment, light inuntry S2d regiment, 2d battalion, light infantry ; 85th regiment, light ...
... Quetti.'s) Chichester Regituent (light intautry) 3615 Regiment sham 51st Regiment (light infatt.rs) Bitto 52d Regiment, 'AI batt. (ligt - lt infantry) Lewes Regiment (light infantry) x Jet and V. d bat. ...
... , promoted in the 90th Foot. STth Ditto-h.p.nsign Pepper be Lieutenant, without purchatyj Eu>ign Masteoen, from the k Light Infantry Volunteers, Lntign, *iee Pepper; Hospital-Mate Henry Viscetir.ius Ha-k ns lobe Awistant. Surgeon, vice Mauntell, appointed ...