... 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.- . . - ...

... 31st, levn he 9th Portruguese hrjgade between the conivent and Vera, land Lezacti. Mlajor General Inglis's brigade of the 7th division was moved on the 30th to the bri- gade 'If Lezaca and I gave orders for thet, troops it) thre Pniertes of Echalar, Zog ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... which was 3 id0ended, by Co- I6u1el fIalkett, with his biigadc of the 7th division, and the tatter by Lieutenllant-General the. Earl of Dalhousie, with the remainder of the 7th division. At length Colonel Hatkett,.being bard pressed, blew up the brigthe ...

... their ownposi iand Iihad -ixll their power increased means of annoying o Us. In the morning, the fighit troops of the 7th division, and the 4th CacaIdores belonging to (.eneral Pack's bri- -ale, were engoaged with the enemly oin the height called N 9luestra ...

... Charles Miils, J'ames Sibbald0 B taviaa sod DaVU Scott. T1le last Lisbon mail brought us a letter from a ,f filcer of the 7th division of ?? of - 5hi~fongtOf army, which the press of intelligence ?? has hitherto prevented our laying be-. ,arm our readers ...

... 'and had in hbeir power increased means offl rst, of annoying ours. thc thle Inl the mortling, the light troops of the 7th division, are and the 4rh Cacadores belongitig to General Pack's des brigade, were engaged with the enemy ote the height nsy called ...

... leaving the S P1rtuguese brigde on thle heights betneen the Colive. and 'ern, and 1Lezaca.-Major GIen. Inis s brigade the 7th division wras muosed osl the 50th to the bridge I.eianea and I &tve orders for the troops in the Puert of Echalr~ar, Zutarnanmurdi ...

... former of which was defended by Colonel Halkett, with his- brigade of the 7th division, and the- latter by Lieutenant-General the Earl of Dalhousie,. with the remainder of the 7th division. At length Ca- lonel - Halkett, being hard pressed, bkw up the bridge ...

... the'e-cception of mlie dib division, 73mjiclretmained op posite the 6th corps, which was at Rovinam and'oome battalion of the 7th division, 'whiebh ibserved the enemy's detachmneut at the bridre of Ferrerias. Tile 2d corps wyere' ina strong positiuti with tmeir ...

... R tavitiar, 0:5 the Gicadarantiar river, titid Col. lorisoitbv's brigade of covalry, anti a brigdle of afinifaty of the 7th division, lioviep itiovetd fortvard to) the support of the troops in advance, ?? eieniy retii ed uipoc Mttjaliltoitda tie stooi ...