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... Irish regiment of infantry, marched into Southampton from Gloucester, and eniharked for the of Wight. We have much satisfacion in recording. the following honourable testimony to the wieinocy of Lieutenaia- Col. Tpy lor. of the 20th light dragoons, communicated ...
... Battalion, Light Infantry Bat. Hegt. of Watterille. Regt. of Dillon. Ma t ior H enau. Chasseurs Britanniques, %tapir Du Faure. Regiment of Roll, Lieut.-Col. Somienberg. Royal Corsican Rangers, Lowe. Royal Regt. of Malta, Bart. 2d Light Infantry Battalion ...
... Thursday sennight, the Ist battalion of the 7th infantry, who were lately landed at Portsmouth, from the Copenhagen expedition, marched into Lewes Barracks, it is supposed to be stationed during the wink. The 51st and 69th regiments of fout are expeCted at ...
... the Buth, three squadrons of light the 68th, and German riflemen. Eleventh brigade, Under Mapir-General Pnflon, consUting of the 77.t1i, and the uaiiadioxi the lionourabie Cokmc-1 Cov rai.e. Lulou.l rack, with tie infantry, hj? a ird fun R ...
... German Legion now comprises 18, 000 men, of whom 10 000 are in Ireland. It consists of..eleven regiments of infantry, two of heavy, and three of light dragoons, one regiment of engineers, one of pioneers, and three brigades of artillery. Each regiment has ...
... 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 ...
... Royal West India Rangers—Lieutenant Alexander Lynsburner, to be adjutant, vice Hubbard, who resigns the adjutancy. York Light Infantry Volunteers—Ensign Robert Holmes t 3 be licoteiraht, vice Muller, deceased ; sergeant-major Irli'illiam Fraser, from the ...
... ed ; we have now to add the destination of the troops which are ordered to the Kentish-district in coiisequence:—The Hit infantry to Dover I Smtll and 9lst to Shorncliffe: Ksth. 115th, and Ttst, to iirthonre Leese. And, ip order to' make room for their ...
... and 9the.dragoons, and the DI II and 4•2 d, (Ist Lattabous) infantry ; all of which wero employed in the Itxpedlion. cavalry have suffered but little, but the infantry 're AK) Sift% F. The I Light Dragoons, returned from Zealand, has resumed the toast uuty ...
... the setb ascended the centre, supported a bat- 1 pod ante to the imperial army, shoe it hetercepted the tattoo the leth light infantry. belonging to there- line of operation of the enemy's army, and, afforded us serve, which General Gptlinot couducted iti ...
... churches.—The war es. tahli,itment of the army consists of 551,407 men, of the infantry of the line 311,411, light in. faetry, 100,130, cavalry of the line 14,120, light cavalry 68,988, artillery on foot 20,656, artillery on horseback 3229, pioneers ...
... Saturday morning from the Scheldt. The 14th will begin to disembark this day, and march to Steyning ; the 82d to Lewes; and the 51st to Horsham. A draught 300 men, of the 3d regiment of Guards, commanded by Col. Sir W. Guise marched into Portsmouth on We'dnestby ...