... Shuidar.. ;.J Volunteers ferving with ift Light Infantry. Janie; William M'lntofh, wounded, Ditto ferving with 2d Light Infantry-. SraithC T.V.; pay Enfign Gordon, wounded. N. B. Captain Wolfe, of the 4&:h light infksct, and Lieutenant ...

... the Light Infantry The regiment of Weliworth was formed upon the left of the Artil- lery, and tl.e enemy continued to amufe themfclvcs with their cam. on, without _in\ return upon our pait, till it was ?? rhat Sir James Baird and the Light Infantry had ...

... walls and in wood?, fbme companies ot Light Infantry, and a part ofthe Chafieurs, were detached to diflodge them, which they did effectually ; Lieutenant-Colonel Mulgrave commanding the lft battalion of Light Infantry, and Captain Evelyn ofthe 4th regiment ...

... them from the view c t the Light Infantry, T-ccafiontjd the iofs of one officer killed, three wounded, nnd between ?? and somen killed ar.d wound- ed, from tbeir firfl lire. Major General Grey with his Brigade, Light Infantry of the Guards, Queen's Rangers ...

... battalion of light infantry, and the other fix, under ihe Hon. Major Maitland, kept the road, by which maocs uvre's the enemy's patrol, coi. lifting ofa feijeant and about 12 men, 'were entirely cv: off. Major Straub— zee more d on with the 71 ft light company ...

... corps to advance to the attack of the hill, following himfelf at tbe head of rhe brigades. The Light infantry about that time having been reinforced by the Light Company, the Gre- nadier Company, and tw-o other companies ofthe Guards, who joined them vvith ...

... where QUr General poftcd ty.*o battalions of light infantry, to prevent our being' flanked on our right, or be- ing attacked in our rear by the caufeway. He alfo pofted two battalions. bf light infantry, Giant and Macdonald's corps, and ?? ; the American ...

... in iii referee, The grenadiers r.nd 44th regiment were ?? r.-.rr oi the tints brought iotoaSion, :>3 were part of the light-infantry ; and ;iil thefe corps charged with their ufual fpirit. The rifJerheri, ami other parts ?? Breymen's corps, -crcre alfo ...

... B R. I 1 1 S ii. i-th Regiment of light crapoons. i crtnr.n cr ?? v.-. iit Battalion of light infantry, i Serjeant, ?. rank and (tie tiled; * Firfl and feconti battalions oor. r L*g_jt ?? ■ „ — _*r inies cf Chafi-tirs ; z battalions of BritiP*. and a ...

... Ireland arrived here, with the ',sth, 49th, and 63d re- giment of foot, an.l 1 7th of light dragoons, all of whom, except part of the 49th, were landeel. ?? At day light ou Saturday morning, the 17th in- ft. tnt, 1 was awaked by fomc cannon fired from the ...

... rent the Marquis de la Payette to take the command of ti.e whole advanced corps, including Maxwell's brigade and Morgan's light infantry, with orders to take the firft fair op- fanunity of attacking the enemy's rear. In the e- 1 ling ofthe fi. ire day, the ...

... Preparations were inlhuuly made for lan-Jinr- a body of men 10 drive them off; and ten companies of the grenadiers, ten of light infantry, witb the fth, 38th, 4** d, and t,ic[, battalions, with a proportion of field ur- tilliiry, under the command of Major ...