... ditto b 36th I st ditto 92d - st ditto b I8tl -- Ist ditto 9sth --2d ditto st 42d ---1st ditto. Ist and 2d reghimenfs of light infantry of the King's fi German legion. n American papers to the 2Sth ilt. arrived in town n on-Thutsday. An extra session of ...

... S'taffcorps detarjimeut; '9thi '-bt-d- of drons; 5th ,regisedi,' n , 5 i Sp ian ao.res ospjeCki ,ekai{' 68'rhegirnehf, light infantry 7i7t liteo, :ito, iit tbe -la~traifon; -ith di~tto2, di tto t2 Brig G-tea.otiepjrgh, on : . . -SEVo Nfl .-FItiTs fllfIttN ...

... Sir B. Hill, consisting of the British, Brig.-Gen. Mnrillo’s Spanish, and the D’Amarante’s Portuguese divisions of infantry, and the light division, under Mafor-Gen. Charles Baron Allen, and Mgjor-Gen. Vidor Heron Allen’s, Major-Gen. Fane’s, Mgjor-Gen. ...

... torn with equal rejoicirgs to the grand'movements of the allies. The IEmperor'a IieId- qenarters vrere at Melrichstadt on the 51st uhtimo; at !Uunerstadt on the It instant; and they'are to heat Heldersheim thisl day. The grand army continues the marcb of ...

... his Inpirial- Highness'Fsattival' a great di number of perso9 assembled on Mount Wise, and a gyard.of hlnoqr from the 51st light infantry, with the 'a band, was dri'vn up ta receive him. AT was two o'clock, r-.' however, before the citadel giluis ancloutieed ...

... Wakefield bookseller, to Miss Middleton, of Ackton. On the 13th ult. Nt Kcrnmy, Richard Wharton Mv.l- Ksq. Captain the 7J*t Light Infantry, only mmi Robert Myddkton, Lsq. Orinklc Rack, in theeounty York, to Frances Penelope,.only child Lieut. CoKjueJ Watson ...

... escort of five and twenty gendarmes, fuss -with their lieutenant at their head. A company of grenadiers an i and apntber of light infantry, belonginghto the 45th regiment, i now in garrison at Foix, have been for some, time in purstit (MO . of these: marauders ...

... RmESOURCES, WrIT OaSEtVATIONS IN THE RELATIONS SueSISTING, wITI GItEAT BaITAIN.-By Thomas Bartlett, Assistant Surgeoon 51st Light Infantry.- wbc London. Longman, trown, Green, & Coolgma 1843. s.up This is a valuable work, both as respects our Australian Eiq ...

... deserters from the British army, who promise high pay and other advantages. Two of these came to a Sepoy of the 1st Native Infantry, who appeared to agree to take service with the on fifteen rupees a month. After while induced the decoys to go with him ...