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... dange'rously, . . ;Cit.iM ~ir Brbunstic~k Light Infanitry-Lieutenant Schwarzenberg'j In0 leslightly.. 1, 51st Fbot-Captiin Sinellie, slightly. 7' Chasseurs BritannivuesLieutColonel Eustace, slightly. ie2d 'Light Batt. King s German, Legion-Captain Wiuecke ...
... dra- goons,three squadrons ; 2d light dragoons King's G6crnan Legion.-Major, General Linsingen. 4Sd foot:, light infantry, 2d battalion; 52d ditto, ditto, I ditto: 95th, rifles, eight companies.-Masor-Gen. Stewart. 1st light battalion ling's German legion; ...
... Bonsbay.-k the Gherles Alims; ,MjajC r er 17th light dragoons, and family, from Bombay, aedLier7 i ?? Muum, Comp irmy's ?? tje Si *~ i :ta Heathcote- and most of tue Officers of the Lioe L r)I L .Higgins, 21st light dragoons; Colonel Forbes, 1srs a B'1 and ...
... Reient of Light Drag~on~sLieiutenant J. Duberley 18 to be Cati ofatroop, by purchase, vice W. F. Schsreiber, ~ who rtie; dtdOct. 2-1. 1813. 21 th, Ditto- - Wallington to be Cornet, without p Isr- purr chase, vice Bennlett,-promotedtin t'he 1 4th light drag ...
... Ward (36th foot,) a light~battalion ic, Li uv.-Col. Robsert Macare, Ist bart. 42d foot b he Liat-Col, Lord Fitzroy Somerset, Militar Secretary a ire. Llie;;.-Col. Frederick Augustus do Hcrtbarg, Brurisw~ck light rt hea' infantry - ?? . Vi ith Lieut.-CoL-John ...
... the perfectiion which they w~itnesu~ed here. ?? What sunger~sI(fortifiedstou'k- tT ades or bulwarks) said they, whlen the infantry formed v their impregnable squares, sod ?? prepared to receive t cavanlry. $ Onie would say that each suneger was a solid ...
... Ileydon, from the 9th light dimsoions. to be quartermaster, vise J. Martin, who retires un balf.piiy. nth Light Dragoons--Lieutenant E. Arkwright, from the 9th light dragoons, to be lieutenant, vies Kemp, who exchanges. 9th Light Dragoons—Lieeteriant F ...
... the 6?d7th foot, tao be Major, without purchase, vice Foveaux, promo-. ted in the. Greek light infantry Volunteers. .Captain G. T a Robarts, from the 10thl light dragoons, to be Major, without s' purlsase, vice Johnston, cashiersd by the sentence of a ...
... moderate I Their Stock of SUPERFINE CLOTHS, CASSI- WERES, LONDON QUILTINGS, TOILINETS, - fJN*DI1A NANKEENS, LINEN DRILLS, LIGHT WATERIPROOF HATS, &c., is very complete, and Al 'sill be sold c/heap, to make room for their new purchases, *ich' Alexander ...
... peb. .I827. t d, - ooscrfltWeoD. In Lieutenant N. Suckllg, from the 82d foot, to ihe Captain - of infantry, by, purchase. Id Ta be ieutecnnte of Infantry, by ?? J. J1J. Grove, from the 25th foot; Eusign A4. $athom, from r e, the 29th foot; Ensign T. Doargiass ...
... of the light divi- sion, at about three in -the morning, both from the Paertp de Vera and firom the left to the Bidassoa..- Although the nature-of the ground rendered it im- possible to prevent entirely the passage of the bridge after day-light, it was' ...
... nada; Coventry. 8th do.-Dublin. 9th Lancers-Leeds. l0th HussarsvHounslow. I Ith. Light Dragoons-Bengal and Canterbury. 12th Lancers-Kensington; a to Brighton. 13th Light Dragoons-Madras; Maidstone. 14th do.-Birmingliam. 15th HIssars-Glargow. 16th Lnn ...