... Corps, Lieut. Weill wacott. severely; 51st :Foot', Capt. smellie, Lients, and Hicks, -• all seVcrely; Ssth Foot, Lieuts. tiamtnell, Graut,• and Morton, l luIy; Chass. Brit. Lieut. Dulief, severely Brunswick Light Infantry, Lieut. Lyznewsky, slightly; .17th ...

... manlier, and placed. himself at Majalahonda, with the Portuguese cavalry and Capt. Macdonald's troop, and the cavalry and light infantry of the King's German Legion at Las Ryas, about three-quarters of a Mile distant. . The enemy's cavalry which had been ...

... Lieut. Lennon, 4lth Foot, std Bat.; Capt. Sternfeldt, mid Lieut. Hartwig, of the Brunswick Light Infantry. WOUNDED, 2P Oct.— Lieuts. Lye and Knipe, 11 th Light Dragoons; Lieut. Taylor, 12th ditto; Capt. Murray:: Lieut. Lockhart (since dead), 10th ditto ...

... in his 23d year, Ensign Johnson, of the .51st regiment, son of the Itev. Chas. Johnson, of SoUth Stoke, near Bath. Oct. 2i , at the Cape of Good Hope, Capt. Rob. John DAMS, of the 19th regiment of Native Infantry. Dec. 28, at St. Leonard's, Bucks, aged ...

... Refraction, on exposure to Polarized Light. By J. , W. Herschel, M.A. my Al, and the Grampound 3. On the Rotation impressed by Plates of Rock Crystal The two first were read a first time. Planes of Polarization of the Bays of Light, as , th e 4 _ ll ! Earl of ...

... three choirs, and others of the profession. THE Anmy.—The Portsmouth Paper says— The 51st (or King's Own), in this garrison, and the 85th; regiments of Light Infantry, at Brighton, are under orders to be in readiness for embarkation. They are destined ...