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... ARMY PORTUGAL. The following is the disposition of the troops in the Peninsula : Commander Chief, Marquis Weliinglon. Second Command, General Sir Thomas Graham, the Portuguese Army, Marshal Sir VV. Bcrcsford. Cavalry Division, Lieut. Gen. Sir Slapylton ...
... BBlTiSll ARMY IN PORTUGAL HOLLAND* .j*. The intelligence stated the subjoined letter ia extracted from an official document, published at Amsterdam, Under the authority of tlte principal Douanier : Amsterdam, Aug. li.—The subsequent articles are extracted ...
... - u. ; ■ It is said, (hat all persons at Corunna capable of. serving in the army, and not employed, in the defence of the works, had been sent join the Galhcian forces-. —The following is an extract of one ot the latest letters from that town, dated July ...
... reconnoitred our army the 2uth, ani attacked about six o’clock on the morning of the 3/th, in our position in Sierra Pusaco. e defeated him in few hoi rs; and we offered battle again on the 28th, however, he declined, and on that evening put his army motion, with ...
... direction of the Doaro, and a division the Army the South relieved, Salamanca, division the Army Portugal, which has liaen there for some time, and which lias marched the direction the Douro. Another division the Army of the South is in Avila. Accoiding to ...
... recommendation prosecute complices and retired into Virginia where, with his ill- : phi woman, who says she is with child, is most gotten money, lie purchased lands. Siu.ii h dijlinguish- l,t instance of consistency. But granting, for ed patriolcmx\Awoi ...
... Ventriloquist was arrested. Lord Forbes and family have arrived In Dublin. His ! Lordship assumes the chief command of the army in Ire! land during the absence of Sir G. Hewett. Lady Elizabeth Whitbread has taken Grove-house, Kensington, which undergoing great ...
... giving information that Child, answering the description, was at that place, under the charge of an old woman and servant, having the appearance of the woman that stole the infant, but without name, or any thing else that could lead to finding the parties.—On ...
... army in state, Cot s.uks have, tis'inl, t* • his rear, arc cut..lV a'l sw{'|)lies lictweeu an-l il»c Elbe. Ihe isli shij» •heli e, wiiitu lay some n,„. , Ifi it the ; the English (mii Inti.' th»..‘v: ii-stililies will mMieilin,r|y . rt pine vt.ureil ...
... r, tie time of Bolivar's landing at Ocumare, much the ire int-resting, because the Spanish Chiefs, who have the means of printing their reports, have completely ne, presented the whole of these facts:—- Our army which landed Ocumare, and some ill-intentioned ...
... kind of covering from the inclement weather, for the space of hours. When the gale took off, they landed at Cloughey, a distance of about three miles. The woman in particular declares that she did not feel at all hungry, from the perturbed state her mind ...
... guard the French army under Murat, 45,000 strong, by Marshal Kntuso'.v the 18th nit. with the loss, on part the enemy, 33 pieces of cannon, 1 standard, 1500 prisoners, and 2000 men left the field of battle ; and the recapture Moscow army Gen. Winzingerode ...