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... 26th, 31st, 3.3 th, 36th, 313th. 42d, or Royal Highiaaders. 43d, 50th. 51st, Light Infantry Regiment, 52d, .59th, 63d. ftinh, Light Infantry Regiment. 71st Highlanders, Light ...
... service are as follow: First Division, Light Troops-3d Dragoon Guards, three squadrons;l2th Light Dragoons, three squadrons; 2d Light Dragoons, Ring's German Legion, Major-General Linsingen ; 434 Foot, 14/a Infantry, 2d battalion.; 52d ditto, ditto, ditto; ...
... be Cornet, without purchase. 12th Regiment of Light Dragoon Guards—Lieutenant John Ver. non, from the 22d Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Troup, without purchase, vice Merland, promoted in the 17th Light Dragoons. • I.sth Ditto—Major John Earl Wakiegrave ...
... England. Siturday, the regiment of Edinburgh Local Militia, commanded by Colonel CRICHTOV, and the : Id, or Edinhimeh Light Infantry Local Militia, commanded by Colonel HOPE, were reviewed in Bruntsfield Links, near Edinburgh, by his Excellency Lord Viscount ...
... the 14th, 51st, and ci the 821. 'the 13th brigade, under Major Gene'+eP r , Cvacisting of the 2:1 battalion of the 43d, 52d, and • of the Drith. t-•.. (,) ore the 18tii brigade, under Brigadier General censisting of tile three squadrons of Light 68th, and ...
... 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 ...
... THEATRE opens on Monday, and we can assure the Public that the Proprietors have not head-quarters of the regiment. The 9th Light Drabeen inattentive to provide means calculated to silence ' goons are now the only cavalry remaining in Walevery clamour that ...
... the 6th and 9th all the troops or the 4th corps, except the division of General Milhaud, were united at Toledo. Before day-light of the 9th, General Sebastiani passed the bridge of Toledo with some battalions, took the first posts of the enemy and obtained ...
... 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 ...
... became very troublesome, being posted in the woods, ditches, &c. &c. —a general halt was ordered, and the 68th and 85th light Infantry regiments being is advance, part of those corps, under the command of Major M , lNTostt, 85 t h regiments were ordered ...
... owing Aooth Royal Artille Battalion, ry, lst Light Infantry Battalion, 2d Ditto, ditto, 10th Regiment of Foot, 21st Ditto, 27th Ditto, lit and 2d Battalions, 35th Ditto, 44th Ditto, 56th Ditto, 624 Ditto, 51st Ditto, De Water/1110i Regiment, De Rolle's ...
... without purchase, v ice b Nicol's, appointed to the Stith Foot ; Dugald IWNicoll, Gent. to be Ensign, stke -Motphew. Light infantry Voluntctlll—Ensign lames Mennel to be Lieutenant, •t bout purchase, vice Britten, appointed to the Royal African Corps; ...