... churches. The war establishment of the army consists of .554,407 men, viz. of the infantry of the line 341,411 ; light infantry 100,13 ); cavalry of the line 14,120; light cavalry (i%9)43 ; artillery on foot 20,654. i ; artillery on horseb-ack pioneers ...

... churches, The war establishment of the army con. slits' of 554,4 W men, viz, of the infantry of die line 341,411, light infantry 100,130, cavalry of the line 14,120, light cavalry 68,988; artillery on foot 20,656, artillery on horseback 3229, pioneers, Miners ...

... 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 ...

... Protestant churches. The war establishment the army consists of 554,407 men, viz. the infantry the line 341.411, light infantry 100,130, cavalry of the line 14,120, light cavalry 65;968. artillery on foot 20,656, artillery on horseback 3229, pioneers, miners ...

... protestant churches. The war establishment of the army consists ot men, viz. of the infantry the line 311,111, lightinfantry 100,130, cavalry of the line 14,130, light-cavalry (iapmn, artillery on foot 30,!>.i6, artillery on horseback 3,33b, pioneers, ...

... 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 ...

... accounts before Parliamerit, our military force has, within the last year, received an increase of 4046 cavalry, 898 artillery, infantry, and, 4290 militia. ,Total, 15,699. The arrangements for increasing pay of Surgeons of the Navy have been corifirmed by the ...

... The troops going on the Secret Expedition are m so squadrons of the 2oth Light Dragoons, dis- dismounted under the command of Lieutenant- Colonel Taylor, and ta regiments of infantry of the line, seleded fiorn the strongest. One bri- ,T ide is under orders ...

... 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 ...

... Archer, The captured schuyts are about thirty tonsburthen. They are chiefly manned with soldiers belonging to the 51st regiment infantry, and commanded Lieutenants belonging to that corps. The Commander Chief of the division was M. Lori col, a Member ...

... 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 ...

... from • Half-pay of the 14th Light Dragoons, Lieut. (repaying the • difference,) v. Gabriel. Cornet R. Cockereil, Lteutwthout purchase.. Cornet Chas. stallard, frdrn the eoth Light Dragoons, Cornet, v. Cockrell. • • LIGHT DRAGOONS, 7th Reg.—Cornet Paget ...