... of Samogitia, one of the handsomest and most fertile provinces Polaad, the General orßrigade, Baron Ruard, with part the 7th division, march upon the Prussian General Kleist had 'been lent upon Chawlc, and the Ptuksian Brigedier De Jeatmerel, with another ...

... 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 ...

... Colonel Italkett, with his brigade of. \ division, and the latter Lieu?,.-Gen. Earl Daiftousie, with the remainder of the the 7th division. At length Colonel Halkett, being hard pressed, blew the bridge. He the same the Brunswick OeU' Tordesillas, towards which ...

... materially the iy own position, and had in their power increased mea ns of annoyi our’s, In the morning, the light troo of the 7th division to General Pack’s aud the 4th cacadores, belonging the enem: y on the height fe brigade, were aged with calied. Nuestra ...

... directed the of the right of the centre, consisting of the 3d division f under Major-Gen. the Hon. Charles Coivilie, the 7th division under de Campo Le Cor, and the 4th division ander Lieut.-General the Honourable Sir Lowry Cole. The latter attacked the ...

... William Stewart. These troops were hist obliged to give way but having been supported by Major-Gen. Barnes's brigade of the 7th division, they regained that part of their post, which key of the whole, and would have en. tham re-assume it, if circumstances ...

... woold n«t make an augmentation of 1000 cavalry and 6000 iotaaliT, which might proceed to Riga and lake the plan of the 7th division t the King may easily draw these troops from Koningiberg, Colberg, and Oraudeolx, and Ihu* they could arrive in few days ...

... Lieut Gen. Leith, which I placed behind the village of Arapiles, on the right of the 4th division; and with the 6th and 7th divisions in reserve; and as soon as these troops had taken their stations | ordered the Hon. Major-General Paken- Kam to move forward ...

... Field-Marshal Sir William likewise, who, since the movement Sir Row land Hill the 14th and loth, bad remained with the 4th and 7th divisions, and Colonel Vivian's brigade, observation on tim Lower Bidonsc, attacked the enemy the in their fortified posts ngucs ...

... part ofihis own division of it ipped ,th~earmy of iPortugal, and a division ~of the army of, w msuer, 1he Centre; and the 7th division was in reserve at di r~nd lanz~llxx becing The enemty first appeariedin the plain near Ciodad C' Eans, itadrigo, oin the ...

... our arrival at the foot of the pass, we found the enemy ascending the hill in great haste, and closely pressed by the 7th division, moving by road parallel and to the right of that which my column was on. The rear of the enemy’s column having began to ...

... William Stewart. ive way; but These troops were at first obliged to having been supported’ by Major-Gen. bri- gade of the 7th division, they regained that art of their post, which was the key of the whole, and would have them to re-assume it, if circumstances ...