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... Lieutenant of 51st Infantry, Commander, of two sit-pounders and one 24-pour.der, tons burthen, from Dunkirk bound to Awblcteuse, and had 18 sold.ers, five seamen, one cannoneer, and one pilot board. Schuyt No. 45, Litner, Sub-Lieutenant of 51st Infantry, Conunander ...
... in that valley, supported in the rear by the Duc d’Albunquerque’s division: of Spanish cavalry.. The eremy then placed light infantry in the range of moun- ‘ tains on the left of the vailey, which were opposd by a divi ‘ sion of Spanish infaniry under ...
... 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 ...
... , 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 ...
... the other. | that of Carpio and Espeja. - The former was a heavy | column of cavalry and infantry, with several guns, and the latter consisted of about 6000 infantry ; but in saying this I should observe, that, from the nature of the country, the rear of ...
... stall coips— Lieutenant seyerely. 51st loot—Ca;-tain Sincllie, Lieutenants Bcaidly and Hicks, all scveiely. toot—Lieutenants Gammell, Grant and Vlorton, all slightly* Chasseurs Dcficf* severely. Dukeof Hiunswick's light iftfantly—Lieut. Lyznewsky, slightly ...
... H. kns, CHth'foot, slightly. C-pt. ibf ickay, 68th dn, dangerou-Iy. Li-ut. Schwailenbtirg, Brunswick Light Infantry, slightly. Capt. Shiellle, 51st regiment, slightly. loaut-Lol Rostare. ilrit.mniquirs, slightly, Wmecltr, li. K G i. Severely. Li- urenaut ...
... The conduct of the brave German cavalry, was, understand, excellent, was tha*- Macdonald’s troop of horse artillery. The light infantry battalion was not engaged. The army moved forward yesterday morning, and its left took possession the city of Madrid* ...
... the brave German cuvalry, was, [ understand, exceilent, as was that of Capt. | Macdonald’s troop of horse artillery. The light infantry battalion was not engaged. The army moved forward yesterday morning, and its left tock possession of the city of Madrid ...
... promoted; Warrant Hospital-Mate Richard N. Surr, vice M'Clintech, promoted. The King*** German Lepton. I-*t Battalion of Light Infantry—l. Cluistun Baron from the Retire * List, Coloftwl, v L-.onbarr, deceased ; ltd KL-.ihur*, Gent, be Fn,;,,, of '• ,, ...
... Foot, T» 44th Foot, Barr.—l.icut* nant Lemon. Br wick Light Infantry—Captain dt; Hartwi?. WouNnin, 0ct.23.—-1 Ith Light Dragoon*—Lit utre Lye and Knipe. Light Dragoons—Lieutenant Taylor. 6th Light Dragoons—Captain Murray; Lieut tince dead. ...
... the whole of the cavalrr, and a considerable body of infantry^but they did not attempt to press upon our rear. They took advantage of the ground to cannonade our rear guard, consisting of the light division, under NTaior-Oeneral Charles Alten. on the ...