... superintendance, carrying the siege with a considerable number Portuguese troops, Gen. Graham, with the Ist, 6th, and 7th divisions, is in front. Gen, is Men . The number of guns brought to t e sie the North is 24-pouoders and 14 howitzers, exclusive ...

... that Badajoz was invested, ~ieu- wa tenant-General Sir Thomas Graham crossed the Gu:j sent diana with time 1st, 6 h and 7th division; of infantry, tor ard General Slade's and General Le Mfarchani's br. role gades of cavalry, and directed h.s march upon ...

... the same day that Badajos was invested, tdeut.- GencrJl Sir Thomas Graham crossed the Ouadiana with the Ist, 6th, and 7th, divisions of infantry, and General Slade's and General Marchant’s brigades of cavalry, and directed his march upon Nalverot anil ...

... their right flank. Sir T. Graham was directed to attack them in that post on the 22d, which he did with the troops of the 7th division, who drove the enemy from the ground with considerable loss. They retired in the night, and on the following evening posted ...

... Sir Thomas Graham to attack theni in that post on the 22d, with the troops on the right, which he did with those of the 7th -division, which were the reserve of the right, under the command of Major-General Hope and Major-General- de Berne- witz. ' The ...

... Sir Thomas Graham to attack them in that post, on the o^d, with the troops on the right, which he did with those of the 7th division, which were the reserve of the right, under the command of Major-General Hope and Major-General de Bernewitz. The enemy ...

... Cotton, a shbuid attack them in, front, supported in' reserve by, the 6th division, under Major-General Clinton, and. C the 7th division under Major-General Hope, and e Don Carlos D'Espanos's Spanish division, and Bri. E ?? should support the left of the c ...

... Lieutenant-General Leith, wfilch I flactd behind the village ArUpiles, the right of the 4th division, and with the 6lh and 7th divisions in reserve; ana, as soon as these troops had taken their stations, 1 ordered the honourable Major-General Pakenham to move ...

... matenaily their own position, and had in their power lincreased means of annoying ours. In the morning, the light troops of the 7th division, and the 4.11 Cacadures belonging to Genenal Pack's brigade, were engaged with the enemy on the height called Nueera Senora ...

... reaching the top the hill, we found in contiguous close - lumnsof battalions, at paces interval, consisting of the 6th and 7th divisions of French infantry. Til. within 40 yards them, never, but for moment, once saw them. At the above distance we them three ...

... of (ihe bill, we found in contiguQus clo ,e column; of battalions, at six pacesinterval, con- sisting of thle 6th and 7th divisions of F'rench infantry. Tilt witbin 40 yards of then, we never, but for a mo- nient, once saiw theui. At the above distance ...

... Puefite de Ratamar, on the Guadarama river, and Colonel Ponsonby's brigade of cavalry, a2nd a brigade of infantry of the 7th division' having rnoved forward to the support of the troops in ad- an Tance, the enemy retired upon Majalahonda as soon in as they ...