... esteemed 2d light infantry battalion, which advanced rapidly. The General, by accident, found himself in front of the 51st regiment, which he had served as an Ensign. addressed them in an animated tone, and commanded them to advance; when the light company ...

... thle estA- blishment of a military f'und.Teplnf r amto has no claim td originality. The late Major D avid Ro- berto, 51st liglit infantry iajd d.bv qeyetrabl oe account- ants ad with the concurrence fhe Cmadri Chieifs the Duike of Kent, ad ay eeanfct n ...

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... without pur- nt chase, vice Stoddart, promoted. J. S P2d West India Regimient-Lieuteniant WV. Gordon, frm J. T half pay York light infantry volunteers, vice J. Spence, ap-. .~ .pointed to. the 5th foot; Ensign R. Gray, without pur- ichase, vice Clarke, promoted; ...

... Wnriht, vice Blair. to be Ensigns. rep 16th Ditto-Li cenasnat Samuel Blrowne; Lieutenant teri .John iVAc-c-;, F, em tie I ,th light-dlragcione, to he Captains gd -Ensign Clt,- F lredv- ick Thomnpso~n; Lieutenant Brie- fro he'll A le~ani~eei teem half pay ...

... ihe Mufti Nakib-Kffcndi, the Verli-Agassi RedchiJ-Aga, the Tcrgiman-Aga, Kuzji-tiffcndi, all taking (light, foil owed by about 1500 horsemen, and infantry. The inhabitants of Damascus, long since tired of the tyranny of their Pachas, submitted at once to ...

... that 'Davoust's account of the battle an the 26thb of December differs considerably from the stateA' mnfts in the 47th and 51st bulletins. EXTRACT-OF PRIVATE LETTERS. ALTONA; Jan. 27.-The iton hand or GahLc~ despotism continues to bear so heavy on the ...

... them, not entirely relishing his opinions on the subject of the poor laws, have their doubts whether, notwithstanding all the light be has derived from the study of Forsytli's Observations, he yet lees his way very clearly through the perplexities of the ...

... lery, that at about half past four they gave way at all points from an exceeding strong position, endea. vouring by their light infanttry to cover their retreat, who were soon driven away by a judicious movement made by Lieutenant-Colonel Pearson. The ...

... present lights at Portland, by the conversion of the present high light into a revolving one, have given direc- tions to their architect to commence the alterations forth. with * and until the arrangement shall be complete, a tem- porary light-will be ...

... horses, missing. 0 23d Light Dragoons-3 serjeAnts, 1a rank and file, 20 horses, killed; i Mijor, 2 Captains, 2 Lieutenants 2-3 rank 2 and fie, 26,horses, wounded; i Lieutenant, 31 rank and file, se 31 horses, missing. - - Ist Light Dragoons,. K. G. L.-I ...

... in excellent working condition. I rememiser the'leading di- sat, vision of the centre squadron receiving a V0llay'froasa infantry,. bobh tile last time I saw Colonel Quintin, he was at the head of L. tole division wvhich I pawqed wfit! my division. Wh')en ...