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... 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 ...
... clue to assert! -- • -- t . A number of light transports are a rrived a frto' gate, for the embarkation of the which .marched SattEday• morning fro;C e ' , for that purpose. ' f 5 The Prince's (the 10th) Light Drag n i- i, rg I° derect to hold tlernselves ...
... 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 ...
... on Rushmere Heath, near Ipswich, Major-General COTTON'S brigade, consisting of two troops of Light Horse Artillery, and the 14th and 16th Regiments of Light Dragoons.—This fine bri. gade is under orders for foreign service. The Spanish Deputies have audiences ...
... 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 ...
... in the environs of Legrono. Generals Bonnell and Lasalle still occupy the banks of the Ebro, with one division of infantry, and one of light cavalry. Their bead-quarters are at Miranda. The Official Gazette, which is printed in this city, has published ...
... who in the environs Logrono. Generals Bonncll and Lusulle still occupy the bauks the Ebro, with one division of infantry, and one light cavalry. Their headquarters are at Miranda. The official Gnzcfte, which printed this city, has published a relation ...
... 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 ...
... brigade from Deal in the Downs, to be in readiness to proceed to Ranisgate harbour; where that brigade is to be embarked. The 51st R 'egithent marched froth Hilsea Barracks, est Monday, to Chi Chester, to wait until transports are ready for them to embark ...
... 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 ...