... ar-guard Was Bozo, but and our re hardly pressed. The enemy made their charges on lions of the King’s German Legion, the two light batta formed squares, but were always repulsed with adiness of these two bat- considerable loss by the ste talions. They sufiered ...

... await Major General Macdowall's further orders. W- Pollock, Capt. the 51st Return of the Ordnance Stores' taken at Rdwanelle. Three light 6-pounders, mounted on travelling carriages—1 light 3-pounders, ditto ditto — 2 4|inch mortars, with beds— 16 6-pounders ...

... to Miss Caroline Bourn, of Kemp Town, Brighton.-At Craigdarrocb, Durnfriesshire, John George Jarvis, Esq. Captain 52d Light Infantry, to Philadelphia, youngest daughter of the late George H. Jenkin, Esq.-At Norwood, Jonas King, Esq. of Tunbridge Wells ...

... obtained. One hundred and fifty volunteers of the light division, commanded by Hunt, of the 52d regiment ; of the first division (consisting of 200 of the-b des of Guards under Lieut.-Col. Cooke—of 100 of the light battalion, and 100 of the line battalions of ...

... Guards,3squadrons; 12th Light Dragoons, 3 squadrons; 2d Light Dragoons, King’s German Legion—Major-General Linsingen. 43d Foot Light Infantry,2d battalion; 52d ditto, ditio, ditto 95th, Rifles, companies—Major-Gen. Stewart. Ist Light King’s ...

... Wrewsky, with two-and-a-half Battalions of Infantry, two guns, and the Militia Cavalry, over the Assa. This movement was executed with rapidity and success. The Cavalry, supported at the right moment by the Infantry, suddenly surrounded the enemy's Auls, ...

... reward those who assiduously study the native languages, in his appointment of Lieutenant J.F. Stcddart. of the 23rd Madras Light Infantry, to the Commissariat. The young Officer, we understand, owes his good fortune entirely to his own exertions, he having ...

... Browtnlow, h.p. Captain Paget. 52nd Light Infantry, Hon. Iieutenrapt Grey, 51st K-ing's Light I lnfantry, lion. Lieut. Coiviper Royal Horse (Giurds Hon. Captain R. Boryle, l.p. Ion. :Captain Clentenns 43rl Light ...

... waited for further orders. The force consisted of the 7th regiment Light Cavalry, 3d Local Horse, lst company 2d battalion Artillery, 3d,32d, 36th, 51st, and 6lst regiment Native Infantry, under command of General Stevenson. The Vakeels of the Maharajah ...

... Mr. B. Montgomery, Mr. D. F. M'Leod, Capt. D. Boss, 51st N. 1., Mr. E. Thornton, Mr. M. P. Edgeworlh. To be Deputy Commissioners is the Pdnjib.— Mr. A. H. Cocks, Major G. St. P. Lawrence, llth Light Cavalry, Capt. J. Abbot, Artillery, Capt. W. C. Birch ...

... respective ground about one o'clock, a wing of the Bth Regiment of at ' ye Infantry and three companies of her Majesty 0o t forming a reserve, another wing the Bth, with the 49th and 51st Regiments of Native Inlantry, remaining the Bengal camp for its protection ...

... inst , has u the following, -or the 6th, from Constantinople:- C z *Yesterday a considerable corps of Russian troops, mobtly infantry and artillery, arrived at our port on rc board transports, and, in pursuance of, and by orders w of the Acdmiralty, disembarked ...