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... balf-py the Sib Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Dunne,\ exchanges. 25th Ditto, Cornet W. 11. Angelo to be Lieutenant, vice Wade, deceased; Edward Henry Steed, Gent. to be Ccrnet, vice AngelO; Assistant-Surgeon James Mouat, from the 23d Light Dragoons ...
... George Gordan._ IPar-Plficr, aro ;Bth Regiment of Light 'Dragoons - , Cornet Henry fleym'an to be Lieutenant, by PUrchase, vice Beatty, who retires. 9th Ditto, Major Charles Morland, from the 17th Light , Dragoons, to be Major; vice Prde, retires. loth ...
... by purchase, vice Ilitutiiton,,prontoted the Ipth,Light Ist Ite;otient. , of•••Oragootts, George 'Callaghan, Ge n t. to .Cornet, by purchase, 13th Itegiment of Light Wiikom Wililey, fr o m the Light Dragoons, by 'put' chase, ' rice Pack, promoted in ...
... slightly. Capt. Hawkin,, 68th'Foot, Capt. Mackay, 68th ditto, dangerously. Lieut. Schwarzenburg, Brunswick Light Infantry, slightly. Capt. Sinellie, 51st regiment, slightly. Lieut-Col. Eustace, Chasseurs.Britanniques, slightly. Captain Winecke, Lt. B. K. G ...
... regiments of infantry, and a hotly of Cossacks, were to: obtain possessitm of a hill opposite to and com_manding,the village, while the centre, consisting at infantry, supported by cavalry, attacked the village ; and the left, also composed of infantry and cavalry ...
... swelling is abated, and he is considerable better , Db.c. 25.--Chriitinas Day was R . priately observed by the brave 51st regiment infantry. The Officers considered an arrange• . mein indispeu.able, that all the men should roast and plumb podding. This ...
... York Light Infantry Voluntee,s, to be Captain, of Company, vice - John Campbell, who exchanges, 56th pitto--Sti l *o q .lleilry William' Markham, from half' pay of the 3rltliTmit; to be. Singe.an,. vice-Colclough; , iip'- poirited to the 22d - Light Dragoons ...
... Artillery, with ten s , x , pnittidtarss; the . 2d, or Clneen's. Dragoon Guards; the 23d Light Dragoons. (diS•• mounted) ; a detachment of the g2d litghlanders ; the gist Infantry ; and Canttlbuiy - Rifle Corps and Voluhteer Inflotry, were ass;,.!niined in front ...
... remains of the division of Balasteros to be pursued. He speaks favourably ot Captain Laselle, of the 21st regitneat of light infantry, who, on thar occasion, rude a good charge. Our loss consisted of two men killed and five wounded. A column sent to the ...
... of •. mibairy.-- = Duke and slttat 3 ufkit.ouc E s TEit left this morning fur Bag- A ve. 22 .---This morring th e 51st tight infantry arri , ied from tlkir route for Chic . hes t t: H r l . are % , / t e ) that the barracks at Bletehing the materials ...
... aecording to any usual military calculation, would have been considered as impracticable for the movements of a large army ; infantry; cavalry, artillery, and baggage, every thing, however, wete pushed over them. The Rossion twelvepounders li•equently stuck ...
... safe harbour, but th is will be she having upset. , MOE it, Nov. n3.--Yesterdaypfaors::;l,l! wind being southerly; with a light breete, pc northerly current,• an enemy's. fleet borgh from the southward, standing northerly. convoy. consisted of one th ...