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... 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 ...
... Commander in Chief in that country. Sir John Moore proceeds to Spain with an ar- my, which is to be increased to 30,000 infantry, and 5 or 6000 cavalry, having under him Lieute- ?? Hope, Fraser, Lord Paget, and Sir Arthur Wellesley. The latter, however ...
... 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 ...
... letter Genetal Blake's army 36,000 infantry, 10,000 Asturians expected sho'tly to join, three companies artillery. General 70,000 —22,000. General Elama 16,000 Valencians and Murcians.— General Cuesta 8000 infantry and 1.500 cavalry.'Pa- army and the ...
... Mathew to be Quarter⢠Master, vice Cooly, who resigns. 101st DittoâLieutenant Edmund Killikclly to be Adjutant. York Light Infantry Volunteersâ Robinson, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice De la llcurdonnaye, promoted in the 37th Foot. Major ...
... 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 ...
... 19th Light Dragoons, to be Major, vice O'Neill who exchanzes, onendin K •ne Kew to nf H. M. Navy, Lieutenant G. A Rigby, of the 2d Battalion sec. I .I.r- fly ti wit. not dt Weating to you tn learn, ad September 1807. k sth Regiment Native Infantry having ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... odious aud ditto, knaign George Shave to be light. Ii the secend 'place, she calls the nant, Without purchase. vice Long-, prernoted :tx e -fel deta out of the kitchen. solicits a coachmen the York Infantry Volunteree Ensign Evans ••t a. comploy her up ...
... Jc intercourse has also been opened and the Junta of Oporto, the Generals who command in Ttiy have direct interchange of infantry, ,n ammunition, for their respective said that engagement took place * the French lost i 8,000, Dupont's Division is confidence ...