... in that valley, supported in the rear by the Duc d’Albunquerque’s division: of Spanish cavalry.. The eremy then placed light infantry in the range of moun- ‘ tains on the left of the vailey, which were opposd by a divi ‘ sion of Spanish infaniry under ...

... Campbell, of the York light infantry volunteers; Henry Frederick Campbell, of the 1-t foot guards; William Burnect, on the half-pay of the York hussars; Richard Stewart, of the 43d foot; Hon. William Charles Stewart, of the 13th light dragoons; Augustus ...

... the other. | that of Carpio and Espeja. - The former was a heavy | column of cavalry and infantry, with several guns, and the latter consisted of about 6000 infantry ; but in saying this I should observe, that, from the nature of the country, the rear of ...

... the brave German cuvalry, was, [ understand, exceilent, as was that of Capt. | Macdonald’s troop of horse artillery. The light infantry battalion was not engaged. The army moved forward yesterday morning, and its left tock possession of the city of Madrid ...

... Capt. Taylor, of the 48th regiment, Brigade-Major to the Ist brigade, and Lieut. Le Blanc, of the 4th foot, who led the light infantry company of the regiment, immediately after the forlorn hope, and is the only surviving Officer of the advance. Major-Gen ...

... Brigaie “of Infantry (composed of the Ist Battalion 52d, Ist l Battalion 71st, and ninc companies of the 95th), i| the Ist Brigade of the King's german Legion (viz. l Ist, 2d, Sd,g and 4th line battalions), and a brigade | of Hanoverian infantry. ” The 3d ...

... received at Plymouth for the immediate embarkation of the depotsuof the 18th Royal Irish and the 43d light nifantry, for Liverpool.-The depot companies of the 51st and 52d have m;.rched to Weedon.-The 15th is ordered from Guernsey to Tynemouth. rOn Thursday ...

... Cahst. of In. farltry, woithout purchase, Lieut. F1. G. tlcogh, from 911th Feoot- To be Cotairs of Infantry, by purchase, Licut. F. Hall, from ith Light brag. OSPIIA L STAFT-Staff Srrrgeosr 0. Lindtay, to be Depulty Inspector General of Hospitals, vi:e ...

... Baytitui. retires.- Unattached To be Lietat.-Colonels of Infantry. by purchase --Major R. Drew, 731 Foot; lMajor C. Chichester, 60th Foot ; Major lIon. C. Grey, do.. To he Captains of Infantry, without purchase-Lieut. D. M.' Haslewooad, 14 'I Foot; Lieut ...

... Capt. G. Stewart, froun half-pay, to be Captain, vice Smith.- Unattaohed: Lieut. T. H. Pearson, from 11th Light Dra- goons, to he Captain of Infantry.-Brevet: Capt. W. F. Snell, 3d Foot Guards, to be Major in the Army.-Hospi- tal Staff: Apothecary to the ...

... tdetthiwhen'from .4th Fopt, 5U July, 1827. 11BRITISH- ARMY IN INDIA. 4t Light Dbragoqns (at Bombay) i Cgt. H. Heyman, from halfipaynattached,, itobe Paymaster, vice Cormick, app. to 3d Light Driagoons; Cornet iL. J. To ingtnlg to be Lient. vice Ma, 'deteased ...

... Aide-de- Camp, Major Frederick Broxi nlow, half-pay unattached.- Aides-de-Camp Captain B. S. Paget, 52d Light In- fantry; Lieut. the Hoti. '. C. Grey, 51st ditto; Lieut. the Hon. W. F. Cowper, Royal Horse Guards; Lieut- R. G. Williams. 21st Fusilksers._Extra ...