... difficulty and discouragement. His is highly pleased with the firm, temperate, anil humane conduct of Captain Jan Short, of the 51st regiment, at Bellingham; and has doubt but that striking an instance of justice and clemency, at the present moment, will have ...

... entrance, an arch was thrown (thirty-two feet high), with triple rows of lights, and at the east and west angles of the enclosure to the northward, were placed pyramids of light 30 feet high. northern steps were illuminated on this occasion with coloured ...

... considerable body •f Allygole Infantry, whi.h formed part of thp enemy’s force. ' • Lieutenant-Colonel Need, who commanded the •econd brigade, 'is likewise entitled to highest praise and approbation. His Majesty’s 27th and regiments Light Dragoons, the former ...

... the Miners consists, in time of peace, of 68, and. war, of too men. The French infantry composed of 90 regt. jbents of Infantry the Line, and 27 regiments of Light Infantry. Among the Col .pels of Regt. jn-nts, the brother and brother-in-law of the Emj* ...

... Commissions signed by the Lords Lieutenants. {th Battalion of Carmarthen Volunteer infantry, Thomas Humphreys, to be Quarter-Master. »d Battalion Volunteer Infantry, Thomas Jiowen, Cent, to be Ensign. William Edwards, Cent, to Qaarter-Mattel, tst'Kegimert ...

... being withdrawn.- partof the reserve commanded by « village of a hill, foil of French. Hon. t. Paget. Of these, the br«ade of infantry, was three limes attneked the 60th, Bynliiak sjiffpred inpst.. , . supported the Guards, ami at length carried f cxception ...

... without purchase, vice Nicbolls, appointed to the Kith Foot. Uugald M* Vicoll, Gent, to J.iisign, vice Mpruhew. > York Light Infantry Volunteers, Ensigns J. Menne), vice Britten, appointed to the Koval African Corps, and J. Warner, vice Newcomen, appointed ...