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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 ...
... Trompeuse sloop of war, with seven light transports for Madeira, to take board a regiment of infantry at that place for Spain. The Bustard, with the convoy tor the Eastward, dropped down St. Helen's, but, owing light and contrary winds, could not proceed ...
... 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 ...
... bat 600 38th 1st bat 980 71st 1st bat 950 Brig Gen Crawford— 2530 infantry German Legion 2800 Maj Gen Murray Total 5330 Reserve commanded Lieut Gen Sir John light drag 3d Germin light drag 563 52d foot bat 955 52d 2d bat 820 900 Brig Gen Anstrtither 2675 ...
... brigade from Deal in the Downs, to be in readiness to proceed to Ranisgate harbour; where that brigade is to be embarked. The 51st R 'egithent marched froth Hilsea Barracks, est Monday, to Chi Chester, to wait until transports are ready for them to embark ...
... on Rushmere Heath, near Ipswich, Major-General COTTON'S brigade, consisting of two troops of Light Horse Artillery, and the 14th and 16th Regiments of Light Dragoons.—This fine bri. gade is under orders for foreign service. The Spanish Deputies have audiences ...
... Mathew to be Quarter⢠Master, vice Cooly, who resigns. 101st DittoâLieutenant Edmund Killikclly to be Adjutant. York Light Infantry Volunteersâ Robinson, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice De la llcurdonnaye, promoted in the 37th Foot. Major ...
... clue to assert! -- • -- t . A number of light transports are a rrived a frto' gate, for the embarkation of the which .marched SattEday• morning fro;C e ' , for that purpose. ' f 5 The Prince's (the 10th) Light Drag n i- i, rg I° derect to hold tlernselves ...
... Commander in Chief in that country. Sir John Moore proceeds to Spain with an ar- my, which is to be increased to 30,000 infantry, and 5 or 6000 cavalry, having under him Lieute- ?? Hope, Fraser, Lord Paget, and Sir Arthur Wellesley. The latter, however ...
... expedition at Falmouth. The whole of the men and horses of Lord PAGET% Hussar regiment, the 7th Light Dragoons, have been embarked. The. PtuNcE's regiment, the 10th Light Dragoons, commanded by Lieut. Colonel LEIGH, is now on the march from Brighton to Portsmouth ...
... letter Genetal Blake's army 36,000 infantry, 10,000 Asturians expected sho'tly to join, three companies artillery. General 70,000 —22,000. General Elama 16,000 Valencians and Murcians.— General Cuesta 8000 infantry and 1.500 cavalry.'Pa- army and the ...
... Irish Regiment of Infantry, marched into Southampton from Gloucester, and embarked for the Isle of Wight. We have much satisfaction in recording the following honourable testimony to tke memory of Lieutenant-Colonel TAYLOR, of the 20th Light Dragoons, communicated ...