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... the same regiment, .and' Capt; the light dragoons, who had opportunities distinguisliiiig eiiemselves. much. I airi judge exactly of the designs of the enemy, but!'know that they left.S.alainaiicsi with thousand infantry, and with upiwds. .three thousand ...
... s Gammel, Grant, and Morion, j pll slightly,—Chasseurs Hrilanniques—Lieutenant Uefief, severely.—Duke of Brunswick’s light 1 Infantry—Lieutenant .Liznewsky,-slightly.—l7th Portuguese regiment the line—Captain Max- I veil, severely ; Lieutenant Jose Fortin ...
... Lanaers tie Berg was charged by two squadrons of the 16th, and one the Light Dragoons, and driven back; they attempted to rally and to return, were fired upon by the Light Infantry of the 61st regiment, which had been posted on their flank, by Lieut.-Gen ...
... Saftwood Barracks, which will reach about the 15th of December. '. depot of all She Light Infantry Regiments, of the Line to established at Barracks,; will consist of the 43d, 51st, 71st, • and regiments.- are happy state front authority, that Mr. Justice Lawrence ...
... Sir Stapleton Colton. First Dioision, Major-Gen, Slade. lit Dragoons, 18tb Light Dragoons, Major-Gen. Slade. 14th Light Dragoons, 16th Light Dragoon, Major-General Anson. llth Light Dragoons, Ist Hussars (King’* German Legion), Major-General Baron Allen ...
... under the command of Captain Walsh, passed through Hythe yesterday morning to embark for Portsmouth ; detachment ul the 51st light infantry regiment, amounting 150 rank and file, also marched from Braborne Lees, on Saturday last, for the same destination. ...
... umber, and placed himself at Majalahonda, with the Portuguese cavalry and Captain McDonald's troop, and the cavalry and light infantry of the King's German Legion at Las about three quarters of a mile distant. The enemy's cavalry, which had been driven ...
... the French cavalry, about two thousand in number, and placed himself at Majalahonda, with the Portuguese cavalry and the light infantry of the King's German Legion at Las Koyas, about three quarters of a mile distant. The enemy’s cavalry which had been driven ...
... nam. her and placed himself Majalahonda, with the Portuguese cavalry and Captain M'Donald's^ troop, and the cavnlry and light infantry the King s German Legion at Las Royas, about three quarters a mile distant. . • • The cavalry which had been driven ...
... ar-guard Was Bozo, but and our re hardly pressed. The enemy made their charges on lions of the King’s German Legion, the two light batta formed squares, but were always repulsed with adiness of these two bat- considerable loss by the ste talions. They sufiered ...
... Ditto I 34th Ditto 35th Ditto 1 3Sth Ditto 1 38th Ditto 1 and 8 39th Ditto 2d 40th Ditto KING'S GEBi lit and 2d Ball, light infantry lit, 2d, 3d, 6lb,7lh,hatt* 52d Ditto 53d Ditto 57th Ditto 2d Dilto and 2 59th Ditto 2d fiOth Ditto Stl ...
... some them unroofed.” Extract of a letter from the Northern Circars, of April 8, 1812.—The Ist battalion of the I Ilh native infantry, under the command of Colonel Fletcher, marched the 2-1-th till, into the Polandah Mills, in pursuit of Vizearam lianj, a ...