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... 58. istßatiaiion, Regimen Native Infantry.—Killed Lieutenant —Lieutervwu- Colonel Brown; Berry Lieutenant and Numberofacpoys killed, 16.—Wounded 69. B.itta'lon, 4th Native Infantry.— Wounded 12. Regiment, Native Infantry.-— Wounded—Captain and Lieutenant ...
... British forces at present in Spain and Portugal :— Cavalry—7th, 10th, 14th, 15th, 18th, and 20th light dragoons; and 3d regiment of German light drapoons. Infantry—Two battalions guards; lst, I'd, 3d, 4th, sth, (3th, and foot batt.), and (iid bait ), 23d bait ...
... detachment of Foot Guards; the 2d, or Queen's regiment ; 36th regiment; 51st regiment; 52d regiment, or Sir John Moore's regiment, Battalion; 68th Light Infantry regiment : 85th ditto; lst Light Battalion of the King's German Legion; 2d ditto; detachments of ...
... Royal Artillery ditto Waggon Corps; the Light Dragoons; regiment German Light Dragoons 3d ditto, a detachment: 2d or Queen's regiment; Gth Foot; 11th (2d battalion); 20th, 27th, or Inniskilling; 36th; 51st Light Infantry; 52d ditto (2d ...
... umber, and placed himself at Majalahonda, with the Portuguese cavalry and Captain McDonald's troop, and the cavalry and light infantry of the King's German Legion at Las about three quarters of a mile distant. The enemy's cavalry, which had been driven ...
... the heights in. considerable cavalry, and a few infantry, covering, as. conceived several officers of a : «k. . About'two o'clock tbe enemy's force as increased lifter;*! squadrons, and six thousand infantry, and twenty guns*, including six six-inch, how ...
... that colony during the last war, —In the action ot the 31st of August, the Pyrennces, Capt. C. A. W. Douglas, ofthe 51st Light Infantry, only son Of the late Col. R. Douglas, and nephew to the late Admiral Sir C. Douglas.—At Wismar, Lower Saxony, after ...
... Guy, jun. surgeon. DetachmeuLs of various regiments continue to march through here. During this week the Hussars, 51st and Light Infantry, and 95th Ride Corps. They are fine soldiers and long for an opportunity of combating their enemies on French ground ...
... by rhe military here in a very animated and emphatic manner. About H'-ven o’clock, that distinguished regiment, the 51st (Light Infantry) assembled the Grand Parade, from whence they ma.ched to the Steyiie, when they fired leii-de-joi*, and wen: through ...
... : rumour gave out that the 38lh regiment were to embark for the lon.an Lies, pud that they were he replaced by the 51st light infantry, present Chichester. Neither these reports are believed. . , , „ The 87th regiment have marched from Gosport: the 28th ...
... Sunday a general parade the regiment and the Hussars took place, when the latter was relieved from guard by the light infantry of the 51st. Guildford markets have been, for several weeks past, very largely supplied with wheat, a great part of which is ...
... of (lie IStli of April have bean received; which, are sot to state, represent the health of the troops in less favourable light termer, accounts. The 'eases in the hospital, which were only eight, . had risen within Tew days to 300. The rebellion still ...