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... to the Prussian contingent its natural direction, by sending it to Riga; but l should wish greatly, that the aid of my. 7th division were no longer necessary ii that quarter. I wish to know, therefore, from the King of Prussia; whether he conld not make ...
... , when he was a Uear-Admiral. On January last. Lieutenant Henry thefifh Foot, at the cantonment of Hasparen, with ti.e 7th division J.ord army, ia consequence faague and the Jiardships incidental his situation. Saturday last, in the ost’a year of her ...
... of three days, proofs of active loyalty and indefatigable, zeal. He gave to Nlajor-Getieral Saleette, the command of the 7th division, who was shortly after ,promoted to the rank of Lie-ut.-Getieral. Buonaparte after having frequently enqui. red for Geaeral ...
... were at the head of the wood en masse, behind the position of A ropiies, and could march equally •on all sides, whilst the 7th division occupied the left. hend of - the wood', which formed a point ex t. emely .oneven, and of very difficult access, and which ...
... Geueral, is named Governoi of the 4th Division. , The Count Du YVY.SUGU ft, Lieu,t-Geoerni, is named Governor of the 7th Division. Given, at Paris, 7th September, LOWS. The Marshal GOLIVION ST. CYR. Another Decree agsigns an uniform to ,be Worn ...
... 'ges, and tl say, that they su l 'tile,S) who comma. left of the array °' it the Puente de Its',, y ) 1 . Ponsonhy s :he 7th division advance, tj soon as they observt on, they retired Is' onda. cers of the Portugal( hewed a pod Barbacena , he brave German ...
... ground occupied by the troovs behind that village, by crossing the Duas Casas Poya Velho, and in the evening I moved the 7th division, under Major General Houstonn, to the right, in Order if possible to prot.ct tie.a Pssale• On the morning of the sth, the ...
... Pen. Sir T. Graham to attack them in that post on the 22t1,• with the troops on the right, which he did with those of the 7th division, Which were the reserve of the right, under the comuittud of Major-Gen. hope and M ii i.n.G e u, de Bernewitz. • The enemy ...
... tipemprning of the. 12thutitsgnst the krenckshamefully lied, leaving a garrison iq the Retire ; a few hours a(terwarde . the 7th division mad two brigades of cavalry belonging to the Allied Atany entered.. It is impossible to cenceive the entbutiattic, joy ...
... body found them so numerous and so strongly posted, that Lieutenant-General Stewart was induced to with-aw them until the 7th division should be in closer co-operatic:4i with him. About this time the Lieutenant-General was wounded, and the command of the ...
... on the morning of the 12th of August the French iharnefully fled, leaving garrison the Retiro; few hours afterwards the 7th division and two brigades of cavalry belonging the allied army entered. It is impossible to conceive the enthusiastic joy with which ...
... their own position,. and had in their power iorreased means of annOying ours. In the morning the light troops of ,the 7th division and the 4th Cacadores belonging to General Pack's brigade were engaged with the enemy on the height called 'Ntiei.tra Senora ...