... and who had not had time tv ?? Geneial Beaupais received feven fibre vuunds. Two battalion: bf tlte icth demi-brigank- 0. light iiifaiitry, placed behind the hedges, checked this Charg. by a v. ell-directed fire. °Our cavalry loon repaired the moment ...

... s above defcribed with fifty-two bat- talions of infantry, and five regiments nf cavalry. The army that was dettined for this attack, con- fifting of thirty-two regular battalions, fome light infantry, and twenty-eight fquadrons of cavalry, taken partly ...

... rsfetve under Colonel M'Donaid, viz. lit Battalion of Grenadiers of tbe Lice, lii Batttfifi- of -Lvh't Infantry c. ditto, 2-.A Regiment cf Infantry— sot. 55th Regiment of It.fatmy, above that viih ;e, and c rinued its march upon die General 1 loote's ...

... Lieutenant-Colonel Stewart, and the third light infantry, under Lieutenant-Colonel Clofe, from Prince Edward's camp at La Cofte ; with the third grenadiers, under Lieutenant-Colonel Euckcridge, and the firft light infantry, under Lieutenant- Colonel Coote, from ...

... of the 4th demi-brigade. All tlic cavalry, under General Beaumont, aflcd on the right, in crder to fnpport the light artillery and infantry. We were every where victorious, and, in all points, our fi-.ccefs exceeded our r.ioft fanguine expectations. We ...

... foot. Colonel Sir William Johnston's Fcncible Infantry. Q-eirter-Master Thomas Maxwell, from the half-pay of Captain Bradshaw's levy, to be Quarter- Master. Princess Charlotte ef Wales's pencibh Infantry. George Wright, to he Surgeon. cd Regiment of Life ...

... tliofe of the infantry, weie new, a.id had a very f.nc- effect. A reprefentation was given of an attack by the infantry and artillery ; after which the cavalry gained the flanks ofthe enemy; and the centre foiutdroa filing through the infantry, and forming ...

... Charles Cameron, promoted. Glengary Vencihle Infantry. Enfign Alexander Macd.irell to be Lieutenant, vice Beat- foa, promoter!. Donald ?? to be Enfign, vice Alex- ander Macdonc.ll. Strathtpey Fencihle Infantry. John Grant to be Enfign, vice Stephens, promoted ...

... his fon the Duke d'Angouleme. Major General Lord Cathcart commanded the little army, to which he added the native Brigade of Light Cavalry. His Lordlhip requefted the French Prince to give his orders for the evolutions. As it is impoflible not to accede ...

... _ 2u ..eieiine: t cf Dragoons — Thomas Rcignoida to Le Leirntt, by purcbafc, vice Vernon, promoted. - . l6th Regimenl of Light Dragoons — Captain-Lieutenant Pa- rr., ie Llod.lard to he Caitain of a troop, without piirchafe, vice Archer, removed to che' ...

... Claikfon, tefigned. IVrthfhirrr I-'crneible Infantry. Mr Donald Robeitfon to i-c Enlign, vice Lowden, rcf.gncd Mr Samoa] I .owden to l.c Sun- or,, vhe Duncan. 2,1 Bat. arion of tiie Rr-ti.i.y and Cahhnefs Infantry. Mr Adam Gnu to he EnfljfO, vice T- E. ilell ...

... two battalions of t l.i- novcrian Grenadiers, and eight battalions of Aulirian In- fantry, with fi-c fquadrons of Britilb .Light Dragoons, four of Hanoverian and eight of An. rian Cavalry, wiih a great proportion of heavy Artillery, ?? very early in the ...