... brilliant affair at the ensuing ball. Oliver I). Ainsworth, Ks«j., «f Newent, in the county of (iloueester, Captain the 51st of Foot, Light Infantry, was on Tuesday the ‘J.'trd ultimo promoted to the rank Major by the Brevet, in honour of the Prince of Wales. ...

... 441h Pivt, 2d Batt. ; Capt. Sternfeldt and Lieut. Hartwg, Brunswick Licht Infantry, it Lieut.-Col Kobe ami Lient. Johnstone, Royal Ar.i'lery —Lteuts. Lye an 1 Knipe, lllh Light Dragoons ;—Lieu:. I'aylor, 12th ditto; Lieut-Col. Felly, ipt. Morrav, and ...

... Wdectcd to the first of Dr. Bell's Scholarships. The Third Regiment of Foot Guards is to be formed into battalion of Light Infantry; and the Coldstream Guards are in future accoutred as Highland Regiment—Morning Paper -Mr. Jones, Chairman of the London ...

... of treasure and stores. It appears that General Wilson, having the 15th been joined by the Light Infantry, body of horse and foot Artillery, some Dragoons Light Cavalry, and two companies of bet- Majesty's Regiment, determined, possible, to secure the ...

... and r-inforced their troops here to such extent, that Ln ui. Gen. Sir U. 'li:l was obi detach, first, the 71st and the light infantry battalion ot Major- Gen. Walker - brigade, under the command Lieut.-Col Cadogan, and successively other troop, to same ...

... used by officers of infantry is of little or no u*e, it intended to adopt the light infantry sabre throughout the service.—An order has been issued from the Horse Guards for Ihc adoption of the keved bugle in all regiments of infantry, instead of the common ...

... > was called the army of Spam, ,. , I,J divisions of infantry, forming ' ?! left, under the command of il r ' w> > I,M, ® Glatnel, a* a reserve noder Gen. yillaitej ■Hk ® * dragoons and one light caval'*•l under the Gem. (• * l . - and the noder the ...

... Prince, inserted in the papers yesterday, in which it is alledgetl, that the morning of the ult. entire Saxon regiment of infantry* wiilt their arms and baggage, drums beating and colours flying, entered the camp of the Crown Prince. hey had contrived ...