... that colony during the last war, —In the action ot the 31st of August, the Pyrennces, Capt. C. A. W. Douglas, ofthe 51st Light Infantry, only son Of the late Col. R. Douglas, and nephew to the late Admiral Sir C. Douglas.—At Wismar, Lower Saxony, after ...

... witii stealing two blankets and a pair of sheets, tlic property Sarah Hodges. MARUIF.D. July Ifl, Lieut Brook, the .51st Light Infantry Begiment, to Mary, daughter of the late A. Wilson, Esq. of under-Lime. July 30, James Window, Esq. of Upper Bedford-piece ...

... re-embody them, as speedily as possible* Every regiment of the line in England will prepare for active service. The 51st light infantry, and the 23d fusileers have embarked at Portsmouth ; the 1 Ith foot at Plymouth. More regiments will be embark- ed without ...

... regiment the line in England will prepare for active service. The 51st light infantry, and the 23c1 fusileers have embarked at Portsmouth; the 11th foot at Plymouth. The regimens of infantry intended for Belgium are, we understand, the 28th, 71st, and 7911 ...

... re-embody them as speedily aa possible. Every regiment of the line in England will prepare for active service. The 51st light infantry, and the 23d fnsileers, have embarked Portsmouth the 11th foot at Plymouth. More regiments Will embarked without loss ...

... which they were respectively attached.— Every regiment of the line in England will prepare for active service. The 51st light infantry, and the 53d fusileers, have embarked at Portsmouth; the 11th foot Plymouth. More regiments will be embarked without ...

... by rhe military here in a very animated and emphatic manner. About H'-ven o’clock, that distinguished regiment, the 51st (Light Infantry) assembled the Grand Parade, from whence they ma.ched to the Steyiie, when they fired leii-de-joi*, and wen: through ...

... Gibraltar. Ist Garrison battalion, Ordered borne. AFRICA. The African regiment, Tuesday and Wednesday se'noiglit, the 51st light infantry marched in two divisions from Chatham Barracks to Monday ee'nnigbt, five companies of (Royal Irish) regiment, marched ...

... ighuess's arrival in the morning of Sunday, a great number of persons assembled Mount Wise, and guard of honour, from the 51st light infantry, with the baud, was drawn receive bim. It was two o'clock, however, before the citadel guns announced bis Imperial Highness ...

... annoyed the cession of that country. the ’Wan time, the most active preparations, naval and inilihry, are making. The 51st Light Infantry, and the 23d Fiisileers, have embarked at Portsmouth; the 11th Foot 111 Plymouth, The Hyperion frigate arrived Tuesday ...

... &c.' On Saturday last passed through Chichester, on their march to join Lord WELLINGTON, a strong detachment of the 51st Light Infantry Regiment, with two officer - 5, under the command of Lieutenant W. H. HARE. By the late volunteering from the Militia ...

... from his Majesty’s ship Northumberland, and the batteries. Ills Royal Highness was received by a guard honour from the 51st Light Infantry, Commissioners the Honourable Courtnay Boyle, Fraser, and Cunningham; Captains Sir George Seymour, K. D. Warren, Brown ...