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... Cochrane, who commanded the of detachments which was formed in the Isle of Wight, expressly for the late expedition. Tm* J4th, 51st, and regiments, part Gen. Houston’s brigade, arrived Portsmouth Saturday morning from the Scheldt. The Herald, Kobimion; and ...
... was never more coiwpicuoutly displayed than on that occasion. The e2d and Slit light infantry were foremost the whole way, headed by Lieutenaut-Colonel 11AINWARING, of the 51st, who led them on in such a superior style, to astonish the enemy ; and, aided ...
... which holm, for the purpose of forcing their Monarch to tiered back to their station. It is supposed by some may throw some light upon the situation of Austria. The Au. convene a Diet. A Manifesto had been circulated, that Liniers will dispute his authority ...
... surgeon, vice Keighley. Hospital-mate VV. Parlett ditto, vice Lorimer, whose appoinimtipt ims n takerl place. 16th reg. of light drags, lieut. G. Home Murra from ft. to lieut. vice Campbcll,.vvlio.exchange cornet J. B, to be lieut. purch. vi' Blades, who ...
... without purchase, vies AValliiiger, +lto retires. Rich Jebh, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Twe.slr . 10th Regiment of Light Dragoons-1N ijoi-U:minial Piviie, front the M Dragiemi Guard., to be Lieuirliant- Colonel. 1.1 Regiment Foot Guard.--Captain ...
... 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 ...
... nth. ••1 , • . 411.1RGATE, SEPT. At a late Musical Meeting we had amateurs of all . sorts. The light-fingered gentry on the piaeolorte, as well as the light-trngered gentry on the poet.:. Th e latter found moreptr than dwris, no barz. Serena gentlemen ...
... beaten ; or .who are rendered unable to attempt any thing.— Would not one suppose Lord Wellington commanded an army of COO,OOO infantry and 40,000 cavalry, —When a General bas an army so considerable, the prowling of provisions may give him some trouble, but ...
... in the Bath Foot. 51st Ditto, Bartholomew . fliekie, Gcnt. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Redwood, promoted. 52d Ditto, Lieutenant George Clark IVl'Donald to be Captain ola Company, by purchase, vice Tuyll, appointed to the 7th Light Dragoons. Ensign ...
... Talavera are on board: the remainder consist of sick, amounting nearly 1200.—Dr. Frazer has come home in charge of the sick. The 51st have marched into Portsmouth, and embarked on board transports. This regiment, with the 2d battalion of the 14th, will sail ...
... King, from the 9.3d' Light Dragoons, Capt. of a Company, v, 'Wm - re, exchanged.' Gth WEST-INDIA REGIMENT.—Lieut. 'Jaques Boyce, front the Ist West India Regiment, Capt. of a Company, by pur. v. M'Mahon, retired. , • YORK Light Infantry Volunteers.,—Adam ...
... Coote feel indebted for his exertions iri this service, and the prompt and able manner which he has executed my orders.— The light troops under Brig.--Gen. Baron Rottenburg have been admirably conducted ; and with the Officers commanding the several corps ...