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... —Since I addressed you on the 2211 instant, I base received reports that Marshal had retired to Llerena ; and the :tit and 7th divisions having at ...
... been encamped in the woods upon the Cava. about Torre de Worn, hat ins their right upon the Ponte tie ( aye ; the 3d and 7th division, and Brigadier General M.olden'e cavalry being in Campo Mayor. And the troops which had been under the command of Lieutenant ...
... remadura, consisting of part of his own division of the army of Portugal, and a division of the army of the Centre, and the 7th division was ht reserve at Alamedilla. The enemy first appeared in the plain near Ciudad Rodrigo, on the 23d, and retired again ...
... on the evetang of the 25th, and ordered Major Gen. Crawfuitt to retire with the light divisiou across the Agueda ; the 7th division to form at Alliergaria, and Lieut. lien. ' Graham to collect the troops tinder his command at Nave d'Aver, keeping only ...
... On the same day that Badajoz was invested, Lieut -Gen. Sir Thomas Graham crossed the Guadiana with the Ist, Gth, and 7th divisions of infantry, and Gen. Slade's and Gem Le Merchant's brigades of cavalry, and directed Li.. march upon Valverde and Santa ...
... Guinahlo, and remained Outing the night at Guadapeo. 'the army advanced in 3 columns : the right, composed of the Ist, and 7th divisions, commanded by General Graham, taking the road of Tamatnes ; the center, consisting of the advanced guard, the and sth divisions ...
... with a considerable force to that position. proportioning my strength to incommode his movements. The light troops of the 7th Division and the 4th regiment of Cecaulores of General Pack's brigade, on the morning of the attacked and (hove the enemy to the ...
... his troops on the , commode lois moveuients . I right, under e very heavy fire, tetired from the The light troops of the 7th Division and the, heights of the A replies, which he lied before occu-4th regiment of (ecadores of General Pack's hi k!pied with ...
... Sir Thomas Graham to attack them in that post on the 22d, with the troops on the right, which he did with those of the 7th division, which were the reserve of the right, under the command of Major General Hope and Major-General de Bernewitz. The enemy ...
... top of the hill, we found in contiguous close columns of battalions, at six 'paces interval, consisting of the 6th and 7th divisions of French infantry. pill within 40 yards of them, we never, but for a moment, once saw them. At the above distance we gave ...
... and *bete I had placed '2O pieces of cannon. The light cavalry were hanged to clear the left to take post in trout of the 7th division. The dragoons retuained in the Sid line in the right of the army. Stich were the dispositions of the army towards noon ...
... swelled , Auotiter of our Frigates Lies talky* by the the rivulets, there was tot intao vil between this ; I 1 , Att. and 7th divisions it intuit ty. Sir Edward ~ to discover the cause o f . FROM THE LONDON GAZETT-li7EXTRA- reds t the rear iti ° ter i val ...