... acquainted with every, pass and wind. ing valley which, surrounded their habitations. If these, however, were converted into light infantry, all the advantages derived from their local know.. ledge Would be lost. And this was the reason why it was necessary ...

... orders. I have the honour be, t\:c. . - Ws POLLOCK,, Capt. 51st Reg. • A - Retvrn of the Orithanee Storrs takeu at Rowanelle. • Three light 0-pounders, mounted on travelling carriages; light 3-pounder, ditto ditto; 2 4f inch mortars with beds ;, 76 ...

... Erint Nicter, AssM.urg. • A REGIMENT of INFANTRY.—falonel CMS. Baillie, from the 31st F. Col. .'Major. Henry Q. Bro:vnrig4 frotn Major 4- , Gen. Champagne's Iteginient, M , ajor. ; • Capt. Wm. Ptillock, from the 51st F. Capt. Jer. O'f . eetre, from the 57th ...

... e Smasson, deceased, . GI %s The KING'S GERMAN LEGlON.— , Assist. - S urg. . to bc.Su.rgeon. to the Regiment of Light YORK Light Infantry Vol t rt -- t I -..ieu , un ee t. v , 6th F. Lieut., Phil. S. I leihusius . , .Ensign, Whose • tro ll ' Whose Appointm ...

... churches, The war establishment of the army con. slits' of 554,4 W men, viz, of the infantry of die line 341,411, light infantry 100,130, cavalry of the line 14,120, light cavalry 68,988; artillery on foot 20,656, artillery on horseback 3229, pioneers, Miners ...