... the capitulation. We invested the place completely, on the evening of the I1th It anti in te mitsnig. detachmnenit of the 7th division if imifantrr, titder the cotnoaind of s;ajiir-t;rncral tiope, tied of the 3df di- ision of infanitry, uttder the comnttsatd ...

... 6th, were at th'e -wood en masse, behind the position i of Aropiles, and could march equally on all sides, whilst the 7th division occupied the left head of the l wood, which formed a point extremely uneven, I and of very difficult access, and which ...

... estiniatd' at 20,000 infaotry ! and 5000 cavalry,. besides those to-join -at Burgos. The Allies, the 1st, 5th, 6th, and 7th divisions, and' Gcueral Pack and- Colonel -Bradford'si. Portu&u1Ce brigades, General Anrson's brigade ofcavalry, Colo-, 'net Pon ...

... The enemy are at Miranda del Ebro. Our head- Pz quarters are at Villa Torre, (on the Miranda road) d- where the 5th and 7th divisions, with all our cavalry, g and 1200 .Spaniards, mcover our besieging party._- ! Capt. Forbes, of the 36th, was killed on ...

... brought by Marshal the Duke of Tarente returned to their position before Riga- e fifth Polish regiment of the line of the 7th division was engaged, and fought with distinguished bravery. Warsaw, Ist Oct.- —According to our Journals, the Duke of Belluna’s ...

... was defended by Col- .d nel Halkett, with his brigade of. the 7th division, iU 'and the. ittler by Lieutern-drnt-Genoral, the Earl of el -Dalhousie with the remainder .of the 7th division. 51 At length Colonel Halkett'being hard pressed,. blew ap the ...

... Col. Halkett, with his brigade the division, and the latter Lieut.-Gen. the F.arl of Dalhcusie, with the remainder of the 7th division. At length Colonel Halkett, being hard pressed, blew up the bridge, lie at the same time detached the Brunswick Oei’s regiment ...

... the fall of rain having greatly injured the roads and swelled the rivulets, there was an interval between the sth and 7th divisions of infantry. Sir Edward rode to the rear alone, to discover the cause this interval, and as the road passed thro* a wood ...

... the fall of rajn having greatly injured the roads and swelled the rivulets, there was an interval between the sth and 7th divisions of infantry. Sir Edward rode to the rear alone, to discover the cause of this interval, and, as the road passed tnrough ...

... the fall of rain havinr greatly injured the roads and swelled the rivulets, there was an interval between the sth and 7th divisions of infantry. Sir Edward rode to the rear alone, to discover the cause of this interval, and, as the road passed through ...

... theo Prussian contingent its natural direction, by send- ing it to Riga; but'l should wish greatly, that the aid of my 7th division were no longer neces- sary in that quarter. I wish to -know, therefore, from the King of Prussia, whether he would not ...

... given to the Prussian contingent its natural direction, by sending it to Riga; but I should wish peatly, that the aid of my 7th division were no longei necessary in that quarter.-1 wish to know, therefore, from the King of Prussia, whether he would not make ...