... and the light division, under tl Lieutenant Bernard ?? breaehesin the bastions e: of Li 'Trivlidad iand'of Santa Marih, and in the curtain by b. irhich tey -are eoamteted. 'Tie-Sth divisios' wee- fo - occupy 2*`greind which 'the 4tb and light divisionsahed ...

... ArLaiB.%, Dep. Adj.,Gen. I-{ , SAMES OF 9FFICERS KILLZD.. rI British elih Light Dragoons. Lteuienant the Non. G Thellusoir, ittarited to the. 16th Light ,f Dragoons-212th Light- Dragoons, Cornet Haul- :,1 ntotw~ ih~ Hlnssais, Captain Turing-4ih Foot, ...

... ed -Soult has been reinforced with 10, cunT,0 ed -Artattack was made on the brigadeofD~ Of Laudus, near Olot, with 3000 infantry and oo', ch and after a very obstinate action, the eni ho completely beaten ?? accousti from ?? ed are ofa very unfavourable ...

... appeared on , the ground from whence he had driven the enemy, a on but the heads of the columns of French cavalry and it ter infantry were on their right on the same ridge. In ti neK this attitude' the -armies remained the whole day. hI ce, Three great corps ...

... your Lordship, in the passes of the mnoun- to tains. Major.General Byng's brigade of British infantry, and General 3Iorillo's division of Spanish as infantry, were on the right in the pass of Ronces T valles. Lieutenant-Generail Sir Lowry Cole was posted ...

... ot he brase German cavalry Wra'. I utferstanl, ecvii.- at, as was that of CapL ?? Don ddeis trooli et horseartillery. Thc light in- -fantrv battalion was tint engaged, 'rhe ar'ay usowvt forwardoy'vter day morning, and its left took po'scssion of 'tbe ...