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... 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 ...
... Captain of a troop, by purchase, vice Jonston, who re- tires. Cornet John Phibbs to be Lieutenant, vice lia- milton. 10th Light Dragoonts-Sub.Lieutenant Hon. Francis Charles Stanhope; from the Ist regiment of life guards, to be Lieutenant, vice Chamnbers ...
... that 'Davoust's account of the battle an the 26thb of December differs considerably from the stateA' mnfts in the 47th and 51st bulletins. EXTRACT-OF PRIVATE LETTERS. ALTONA; Jan. 27.-The iton hand or GahLc~ despotism continues to bear so heavy on the ...
... THE EGRAND EXPEDITION. ai f'he second regiment of light dragoons of the Ge rnan Legion embarked at Ramsgate on Thurs- and Friday l ast, together with the seventh bth of infantry of the same corps; they sail- 91 to the Downs, to wait till they are joined ...
... Brigudirer-Oen. Stewart and Col. Oswald, viz. Detachpstnt of ,RqyAal AFtillery, Detachment of 2Oih Light Dragoons, Detaci4mentrof Seampen, Light, Infantry Battaion, 1st Battaliop of 36thRegiment, ?? Battalion of 78th A'egfientt, geimelt ,tollssmonatmng ...
... Ap'lril ISMi, 1807. tile SIRe. w - I have the hononr of tati tg, that on. the rid inst. Imarch. con ed with the division of infantry tinder my command, front out the rastern heights of A-uxandria, to -.he \Ve lls of Aboukir. ing The greatest part of the ...
... Daines 27th Ditto-vLieut. Thomas Moore, from the Mealh' militia, to be Ensign. , - kks D oito-Lieut. Jrohn bhrntonf fi the 51st foot to pe Captain, of a coniany by pbrchase; vice Leckey rho retires. William Irwin to be Endin, by parchase vice Clarke, ...
... Commander in Chief in that country. Sir John Moore proceeds to Spain with an ar- my, which is to be increased to 30,000 infantry, and 5 or 6000 cavalry, having under him Lieute- ?? Hope, Fraser, Lord Paget, and Sir Arthur Wellesley. The latter, however ...
... 09th, 31st (2d batt.), 32d, 36th, 3sthi, ,)th 42d1 43d (both batts.) 45th, 50th, 51st, 52d (both batts.) 58th, 60dh (2d batt.), 6tih (5tl batt. rifle), 71st, 76th, 9th, 51st, .Sd, 91st, Vtd, 95th (both |batts. rifle) 97th, and Ist batt. of Royal' Veterads ...
... the 15 days that have just elapsed, they did not fire a single musket. The light cea- vailry only had giVeC some blows wish their swords. Gen. Du- resnel, at the head of`400 light horse ofl he guard, fell in at the close of the evening with a column of ...
... battalion; with two light battalions of the German Legion. The followving is given as a correot list of nlogt of the corps of which this formidable force will ge coin.. posed:- Six roops of the 3d Regiment of Dragoons. Sex Iroops of the 9th light Dragoons. Six ...
... 9lst Ist dit to 36th- Ist ditto 92d -Istditto v 3Sth -lst ditto 95th 2d ditto 1 42d- Ist ditto. Ist and 2d regiments of light infantry of ?? t German Legion. : t A verv large depot of arms, musketrv, pikes, and I artillery; has been provided at Heligoland; ...