... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Reient of Light Drag~on~sLieiutenant J. Duberley 18 to be Cati ofatroop, by purchase, vice W. F. Schsreiber, ~ who rtie; dtdOct. 2-1. 1813. 21 th, Ditto- - Wallington to be Cornet, without p Isr- purr chase, vice Bennlett,-promotedtin t'he 1 4th light drag ...

... Ward (36th foot,) a light~battalion ic, Li uv.-Col. Robsert Macare, Ist bart. 42d foot b he Liat-Col, Lord Fitzroy Somerset, Militar Secretary a ire. Llie;;.-Col. Frederick Augustus do Hcrtbarg, Brurisw~ck light rt hea' infantry - ?? . Vi ith Lieut.-CoL-John ...

... the 6?d7th foot, tao be Major, without purchase, vice Foveaux, promo-. ted in the. Greek light infantry Volunteers. .Captain G. T a Robarts, from the 10thl light dragoons, to be Major, without s' purlsase, vice Johnston, cashiersd by the sentence of a ...

... of the light divi- sion, at about three in -the morning, both from the Paertp de Vera and firom the left to the Bidassoa..- Although the nature-of the ground rendered it im- possible to prevent entirely the passage of the bridge after day-light, it was' ...

... 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 ...

... lery, that at about half past four they gave way at all points from an exceeding strong position, endea. vouring by their light infanttry to cover their retreat, who were soon driven away by a judicious movement made by Lieutenant-Colonel Pearson. The ...

... horses, missing. 0 23d Light Dragoons-3 serjeAnts, 1a rank and file, 20 horses, killed; i Mijor, 2 Captains, 2 Lieutenants 2-3 rank 2 and fie, 26,horses, wounded; i Lieutenant, 31 rank and file, se 31 horses, missing. - - Ist Light Dragoons,. K. G. L.-I ...

... in excellent working condition. I rememiser the'leading di- sat, vision of the centre squadron receiving a V0llay'froasa infantry,. bobh tile last time I saw Colonel Quintin, he was at the head of L. tole division wvhich I pawqed wfit! my division. Wh')en ...

... amount to as many hun- dreds. The inhabit'ts supplied their wants with cheerfulness in every thing. The soldiers were de- S lighted, and they had equal reason to be satisfied with each other; ThE soldiers &Rom Caucasus and s, the Volga, forgot all the fatigues ...

... 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 ...