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... from the 56th foot, vice Bond, promoted in the 25th light dragoons. Samuel Enderby, by purchase, vide. Abbs, promoted in the 15th light dragbons. dre5th'i3itto..Carnet Henry Bond, from the 17th light dra- goons, to be Lieutenant, vice Kennedy, deced:sed ...
... in the Gazettes of .2g3i January 1806, and of. 23d February 1808. 22d Light Dragoons. For Cornet Charles Dudley to be Lieutenant, by purchase, nce C. Grant, promoted in the 9th light dragoons, read Cor-. net Charles Dudley tobe Lieutenant, by purchase ...
... every Regiment, : on the 'shortest notice-is Goid and ,iiver. Lace and Epaulets, Swords, Svword-Knot, Sashes, Belt Plates, Light Infantry Caps, FeaLhers, Stocks, &c. to any pat- i tern, on the most reasonable terms. Gold and Silver LACE, for trimming Pelisses ...
... Atfawlish, at an advanced age, Mrs GRANT, mother of the Master of the Rolls. 'At ilampeter, Captaint DAvID Hudixs, of the 46th Light Infantry, after a severe illness, brought on by the fatigue he underwent at the talting of Guadaloupe. He was an eicellen- officer ...
... Rodgers exerted himself to prevent further injury being done her. . 15th, That the U. S. frigate the President was lyinc-to with lights hoisted (luring the night after the affair with H. B. M. ship Little Belt. 16tH, That Com. Rodgers proffered aid to the Commander ...
... wound'he received at Belpuig, was killed at the head of a guerilla party od the 51st. 'I have now to inform you that tlie' ener`iy bridge vp from Mataro this morning before day light, and seeing this ship 'weigh for the purposeof watching, their movements, ...
... commands all the works of the town, o and in the town ; and the 4th and light divisions c being formed-again for the attack of the breaches, y all resistanc ceased, and at day-light in the morn- ing, the Governor, General Philippon, -who had re- ( tired ...
... Bonsbay.-k the Gherles Alims; ,MjajC r er 17th light dragoons, and family, from Bombay, aedLier7 i ?? Muum, Comp irmy's ?? tje Si *~ i :ta Heathcote- and most of tue Officers of the Lioe L r)I L .Higgins, 21st light dragoons; Colonel Forbes, 1srs a B'1 and ...
... Chasseurs Britanniques-Joseph Bernard M'Dermot to be h Ensign1 without purchase, vide Synakath- appointed to the York light infantry volunteers. ' . Corsican Rangers-Major Abraham Schumpelketel to have permanent irauk in the armty. Ensign Percy. Simpson ...
... exchanges. Chasseurs Britaio-.iques, J. B. M‘Dermot, Gent, to Ensign, without purchase, vice Symkath, appointed to the York l.ight Infantry Volunteers. Corsican Rangers, Major j\. bchummelketel to have permanent rank in the Army. Ensign P. Simpson, from the ...
... dange'rously, . . ;Cit.iM ~ir Brbunstic~k Light Infanitry-Lieutenant Schwarzenberg'j In0 leslightly.. 1, 51st Fbot-Captiin Sinellie, slightly. 7' Chasseurs BritannivuesLieutColonel Eustace, slightly. ie2d 'Light Batt. King s German, Legion-Captain Wiuecke ...
... Hawkins, slightly; Capt. Mackrey, dangerously. Brunswick light infantr —Lieut. Schwarzenberg, slightly. 51st toot Capt. Smeilie, slightly. Chasseurs Brittaumquos- Lieut.-Col. Eustace, slightly. 2d Light batt. King’s German Legion—Capt. Wiuecke, severely; l ...