... off,.' (w ich was rendered impracticable from ier having gone on shore at high water;) during which time a large body of infantry -had -been collected, and galled our men so excessively with musquetry, that it became absolutely necessary to set her on ...

... consisting of 1203 Portuguese infantry and 5-9 cavalry, destined to turn the ?? loft, and penetlrate into the mnountains in his rear; the left, consisting of Major Gem. Ferguson's and Briga- dier Gee. Bhwes's brigades of infantry, three companies of riflemen ...

... thc Eajsiva..atriy arrived here on the BII, and thli ,tonpa cnca *vere tna i a-ott the Tapgs ,t 'rived by the 10th, the 23d ligh:t daa4 acs na thae 4th1 airived Yeaerday I fie ?? regigm ent il] ?? a o-memo , went to Gellaunl Vnes'as quiiaieg, 4A Ainmaraz ...

... Majnr Genera] hiac- Ynilhusie, aisisted liy thellon. Brigadier:General L emiey. I St Lats. Litsn liufall.ry - - 'Y Bai1t Light- Infantry (Foreigu) ?? :,S 'Sivt Reji'menit -- . 600 Cniriati -Ranger' _ 4fTW . *Dletclnelmnss Calabrian Free Corps- - P50 Aesits'ers ...

... on tal e mountain on o rieft entwaindilig tite main road, and waich tise enemny had tried to ascend.. The battalion of light infantry, the detathnnent of t~ie legion. on its right coutibd,*notvsitltstattding the enemny's fire of artil- lery and mislc, ...

... ndardto ttie.neighbourhttld.-tfthe fort 1d. L. Coareittiofl, whiq.Ii had been occupied hj' pgtaPK f th, e SJ divsiofl of infantry. In makieg this mnvdmwset, Calet. Krehnk-> gbiirgb andl: Gsrnlet' srdernan7 a~t the head of a sfnail body of stbe 1 st bqssqrs ...

... to the Spga2isi infantry Lsrt Gen. Mrifllo u;smo, framns the direction.in whlich they Isid ..r:dated, hid nflos hecrnme tbhe ?? advaneer4. . Tie force Gen. G ramd had nith himir at ?? eomrarrnceesrleo, whicim con- sslrd m,-f500 infantry amid 6OO oavalry ...

... dispoltjioo for tihe attark being Made, it was commenced Wilb S-l soineb imapeluosity by the light brigilde, consistiiig oF ite 85ih light infaniry and the light infantry comptasies of the ur:y, uonder tbe coinmnand of 'Clottel Tbhortten, thar tze for- tifled ...

... Whilst this scene was transacting in sfiel!, vvas said that boafires had een lighted all the 'vhic. 1 surround it, and it waa surmised that these served as . aU. The first lighted was on Wakeney-hill ; this was »»n*\ ere ' y simitar fires on all the hiils ...

... being a volunteer, was slightly wounded in the affair of the21st instant. From MIajorChiisholm, Royal African Colonial Light Infantry (with whose civil government I do not mean to interfere) and all officers, militia y and civil, I receive every support ...

... Feb. 23. ' 4th. Light Dragoons-R. B. Prertijobr, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Halkett, promoted, Feb. 23. ' 8th Light Dragoons-Lieut. H1. Rowles, from the 85th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Grant, who exchbnges, Feb. 23. 1lsth Light Dragoons-H. E ...

... Ensizn R. Kiplin to be .Adjutant,vice Codd, appointed to the 3d Light Dragoons. ,45th FeotiSerg. 3iasnr W. Smith to he Ensign, without pur- chase, vice Lewis, prosotedin the 2d Foot. 51st Foot-Col. H. Frebe, from the halfpay Uonattached,to he Loeutenant ...