... that in making an attack, they must ever yield to the impetuosity of the French. Another letter from a Staff Officer the 1 7th division, says—“ Until made progress northward, we did not'know how complete the defeat of the enemy was on the ever memorable battle ...

... force the bridges of Simanca* and Valladolid, the former of which wasdefended by Colonel Baikal, with his brigade of the 7th division, nad the latter Lieutenant-General the Bari of Dalbousie, with the remainder of the 7lh division. At length Colonel Halkelt ...

... Valladolid, tbe former of which was defended Col. Haikett, with his brigade the 7th division, and the latter Lieut.-Gen. tbe Earl of Dalbousie, with the remainder the 7th division. At length Col. Halkett, being hard pressed, blew up the bridge. He the same ...

... the fall of rein having greatly ~»>' jured the roads and-swelled the rivulets, there wad interval between the sth and 7th divisions of infantry. Sir Edward rode the rear alone, to discover the cause this interval, and, os the read passed through wood ...

... woold n«t make an augmentation of 1000 cavalry and 6000 iotaaliT, which might proceed to Riga and lake the plan of the 7th division t the King may easily draw these troops from Koningiberg, Colberg, and Oraudeolx, and Ihu* they could arrive in few days ...

... sufficiently, and. very .central., r.J/. .v . Tl>e Sffi and SOlh eegimonls here received their routes for the slh and 7th divisions, and leave Lisbon directly j6in. Litton, Mec*. 16.—Lord Wellington.was to bavje been at Badajoz yesterday, Seville to-day ...

... the river Bayas at asearly an hour as | had expected, and it was late before knew that the columu composed of the 3d and 7th divisions, under the command af the Earl ot them. Dalhousie, had arrived at the station for The fourth and hiht divisions, however ...

... Mendouda, and the division, under Lieutenant General Sir Thomas Piclon, crossed at the bridge higher op, followed by the 7th division, ih** Lari of* These four divisions, forming centre of the army, were destined to attack heights on which she right of ...

... sending the light troops towards Honccvalles. in pursuit the army under Joseph Bonaparte, I moved the light, 4th, Sd, and 7th divisions, and Cnl. (Jrnnt’a, and Major-General brigades cavalry, towards Todela, and the Slh and 6th divisions, and the household ...

... enemy engaged in this manosurre and in the attempt Upon Sir R. Hill, Lord Wellington advanced with the3d. 4th, fith, and 7th divisions, and atinrked the main body the enemy in from and upon both ginks. The French Were 'forced upon every point, and driven ...

... 24 on’ the. Puerto de Echalaa. Lord Wellington had destined the 4th light and 7th divisions to attack and dislodge the enemy from this strong position; by. the 7th division having arrived, the first Major-General Barnes’s Brigade, formed, and without ...

... On our arrival at the fool of the pass, we found the enemy ascending the hill in great haste, and closely pressed the 7th division, moving by a mad parallel and to the right of that which my column was on. The rear of the enemy’s columns having began ...