... Diviiion-LieutS-Gen. Sir-G. Cole, K. B. 5th Division-Lieut.-Gen. Sir James Leith, K. B. 6th Division-Lieut-Gen. Clinton, 7th Division-Lieut.;Gen. the Earl of Dalhousie. Light Division-Major-General Baron Alten. Quarter-Master-General-Major-General Geo. ...

... Majcir-General Leith's, at present is Ma- r ?? rlay's, but is to he Major-Gefleral Stewvara's; ft head quarters at Cea. 7th Division, Lieutenant-General Lord Dalhousie; head- quarters at Vintro. : A brigsde of Portugasese is attached to each division, ...

... dis- tance of II rniles 1566 yards, and requiring S9 archcs, and 6 others to be rebuilt, being, the 4th, 5th, 6th, and 7th divisions of the road.' * tot Sd, Frdm the 3aid bridge to-tyle Rhea, being I miles .40 yards,.and requiring .20 arches, besides ...

... attention throughout our line. Lisbon, May So. Sir Thomas Graham has under him at Braganza e the Ist, Sd, 5th, 6th, and 7th divisions, with a e' proportionate force of cavalry, and a heavy battering e train of battering guns, landed from Corunna. Lord ...

... and Gen. Mvuffio has taken thexoad to dmeb sTriesfao. ;er a Tor.t Get bywhicLtGraham, with the Ist, 3Sd, a 5t, 6th, and 7th divisions, is at Zamora. The tI .ny %wLbe again in motion to-morrow, but theC .mhare . hitherto fled: with precipitatien ; how-, ...

... Bay- as at as early an hour as.--thadl expected,-and it was late before I knew 'that the 6 oiumn composed-if the Sd and 7th divisions, under the command of the Earl of balhousie, had arrived at the'station appoint-. ed for them. .. - . l The fourth-and ...

... engaged in this adn svre; and in the atternpt uponl- Sir;.:R.Eill, Iord Wellingtoh advanced with the 3 a 3sd; 4h, 61th, and'7th divisions, 'nd attackeds ~~ the niafntfemy'i t: 'niaiii Xb~otly of the'eriemy, in frnt, anid upon both 4flnks, The forced upon every ...

... shewed fine light French, heels; but though they retreated- with - immense rapidi'y, they were not: i discrder. - The, 7th 'division. which ?? pressing' them behind,' could t not keep up with them. The French-march muchs better than our troops.- . . - ...

... very strong rock, which was to be kept, cost r what it would. Towards the close of the day, a reinforce- ment from the 7th division was pushed up to our support.- The instant our brave fellows found some fresh troops at hand, exhausted as they.were, they ...

... position occupied by the 9th 'Portuguese brigade. I ordered Majbr-General I Iifglis to support i brigade with that of the 7th division under his' comnd; and as soto as I was . informed of the course of the enemy's attack, I sent I to .;ieutenant-General ...

... greatly distinguished themselves,' will eithoer 'get apa m, red ribbands, or be made Baronets. a d his ;s. i In Camp, 7th DivisionS Sept. S. e- We are all delighted to hear that our gallant in of Commander, Lord Dalhousie,. along with General cal e Stewart ...

... 'inovements of the right of the centre, consisting of the 3d division under Major-General the I-on.; I Charles Colville, the 7th division under Mariscal de ?? Le Cor, and the 4th division under of Lieutenant-General the Hon. Sir Lowry Cole. cc The latter attacked ...