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... Jc intercourse has also been opened and the Junta of Oporto, the Generals who command in Ttiy have direct interchange of infantry, ,n ammunition, for their respective said that engagement took place * the French lost i 8,000, Dupont's Division is confidence ...
... Expedition, it i s said, that a very large fOrce of artillery and cavalry will go, and the following infantry regiments:- 2d, or Queen's; 26th, or Cameronians; 51st; 87 di, or Irish Heroes; and 88th, or Connaught Rangers. Brigadier.. Generals arc, by a late ...
... ditto. 38th lst ditto. 92d Ditto Ist ditto. Ditto ist ditto. Ditto 2d ditto. King's German Legion, and 2d Regiments of Light Infantry. maw, who was in the service of Lord Paget, arrived in town on Monday from Vienna. He can .-peak several languages, and ...
... German Legion:—lst and 2d regts. light' cavalry Ist and 2d battalions light infantry Ist, 2d, :>d, 4th, sth, 6th, Bth, battalions of line; Chassours Britannic, .its; regiment of VVatteville; 1 regt. Brunswick Oel's light infantry ; 3000 ...
... Ist Batt. Sd Dragoons 18 42d Foot, Batt. 3 Foot, Ist Batt Light Dragoons 5 Foot, 2d iiatt l*th Light Dragoon* 4.5 th Foot, Ist Ist Hussars, dtr. Leg. Foot, Ist Batt. 79 Royal Horse 3 51st Foot K-j- al Foot, Batt. . Ger. Foot, fd Bart 142 Coldstream ...
... considerable force of cavalry, and few infantry, covering, as I conceived, rccoiiMoissance of several officers of rank. About two o'clock the enemy’s force was increased fifleen yijoadrons, and six thousand infantry, and twenty guns inclining s'-x C-incli ...
... the whole of the cavalry, and a considerable body of infantry, but they did not attempt to pies upon our rear. They took advantage 61 the ground to cannonade Our rear guard, consisting of the light divistons, under Major- General Charles Alten, on the ...
... probably the of the cavalry, and a considerable body of infantry, but they did not attempt to press upon our rear. They took advantage of rhe ground to cannonade our rear-guard, consisting of die light divisions, under Major-General Charles Alren, on v.- ...
... 441h Pivt, 2d Batt. ; Capt. Sternfeldt and Lieut. Hartwg, Brunswick Licht Infantry, it Lieut.-Col Kobe ami Lient. Johnstone, Royal Ar.i'lery —Lteuts. Lye an 1 Knipe, lllh Light Dragoons ;—Lieu:. I'aylor, 12th ditto; Lieut-Col. Felly, ipt. Morrav, and ...
... Eleven in the Morning. MO be SOLD by AUCTION, by KAY and HODGSON, at their Sale Room, High Stre_et,. Birmingham, on Monday the 51st of May, MIS, as elegant and valuable Stock of Linen anti Woollen Drapery; comprising 7-Stlis and 4-4chs Irish Linens and Suffolk ...
... their troops there to such an extent, that Li-ut.-Genneral Sir R. Hill was obliged to detach, first, the regiment, and the light infantry battalion Major-Gen. Walker's brigade, under command ofthe Hon. Lieut.-Col. Cadogan, and successively other troops to ...
... and r-inforced their troops here to such extent, that Ln ui. Gen. Sir U. 'li:l was obi detach, first, the 71st and the light infantry battalion ot Major- Gen. Walker - brigade, under the command Lieut.-Col Cadogan, and successively other troop, to same ...