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... Thursday se'nnight, the Ist battalion of the 7th infantry, who were lately landed at Portsmouth, from the Copenhagen expedition, marched into Lewes Barracks, it is supposed to be stationed during the winter. The 51st and 69th regiments of Foot are expected at ...
... FROM TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-ON:leg, JAN. 26, 1808. eth Regiment of Light Dragooh.—Cornet Thomas Price to be Lieutenant by purchase, vice lihuttl, who retires; Henry Johns. 1, Gent. to be Cornet, withoul purchase, vice Price ...
... prornotrd in the gth Donation ; Hammond Alpe, Gent. to be Comet, without pun. chase. r th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Captain George Sale, from the ifith Light Dragoons, to be Captain of *Troop, vice Bacon, exchanges ; iemenant William Moray to be Captain of ...
... besides those crack regiments, the 39th and 40th. The 4th, 9th, 51st, 71st Highlanders, 76th, 88th, 95th; and some other corps. Some Artillery, Cavalry, the 49d and 92d Reg:melts of Light Infantry, and the 3d, or Queen's Regiment of F uot. It is supposed that ...
... M. Balfour, Lieut. v. O'Flanagan, deceased. 07th.—.Insign Gio. Shaw, Lieut. without put. v. Long,' pront. In the York Light Infantry Volunteers. Ensign Evans tlewell,lieut. without put. v. Mey, prom. in ditto. Oath—Major John Stafford, from the 31St F ...
... purchase, vice rottingtr, promoted in the Bth Light Dragoons. lit Regiment of Dragoons—Captain Edward Kelly, frb r in Garrison Battalion, to be Captain of a Troop; vice tam, who exchanges._ _ 9th R. gimeut of Light Dragoons—Captain Robert Ellice to be Major ...
... from the 10th Light vice Oliver, promoted. Dated March 28, 1503. Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Ha- Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the milion, who retires. County of Norfolk.—Swaillam Light Infantry. 43d Ditto--- ...
... al Sir ARTHUR WELLWALEY. The embarkation at Ramsgate, &c. continues : two brigades of artillery are embarking at an d t he 51st Regiment is hourly expected Major-General *Kral!, attended by his Aid-du. p, the Honourable Captain LAME, has set off for ...
... eight till half past twelve The French force consisted of 10,000 infantry, 2000 cavalry, and artillery, and a large proportion of cannon ; that of the Patriots amounted to 14,000 infantry, with only 800 cavalry, 26 pieces of cannon, and a body of peasantry ...
... Expedition, it is said that a very large force of artillery and cavalry will go, and the following infantry- regiments : 2d, or Queen's ; 26th, or Carneronians ; 51st ; 87th, or Irish Heroes ; and 88t 6 or Connaught Rangel' Major-General Sir SAMUEL AUCHMUTY has ...
... l Crawlind. 7:st zst - 95., 2;30 4 134tt. of the,Light Infantry 2803—Major-Gen Murray- the Gentian Legion 533 0 RESERVE, Commanded by Lieut.-General Sir john Moore. 13th Lik;ht Dtagoons 3d German Light Drag. 553 —1203 Foot, ad Bat. Ditto, zd Do. bzo Brig ...
... 71st la Ditto 950 4 Bat. of the I, , ght Infantry oft 2800 _ major.Gen. Murray. the German Legion 5330 RESERVE, Commanded by Lieutenant-General Sir John Moore. 18th Light Dragonni 640 - 3d German Legion Light Dragoons 565-1209 Foot, 2d Bat. 955 Ditto ...