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... Sir Stapleton Colton. First Dioision, Major-Gen, Slade. lit Dragoons, 18tb Light Dragoons, Major-Gen. Slade. 14th Light Dragoons, 16th Light Dragoon, Major-General Anson. llth Light Dragoons, Ist Hussars (King’* German Legion), Major-General Baron Allen ...
... and the other that of ('arpio and Espeja. The former was a heavy column of cavalry and infantry, with several guns, and the latter consisted of about 60a)infantry but in saving this I should observe, that, from the nature of the country, the rear of these ...
... Westmacott, severely. 51st Foot—Captain Smellie,Lieutenants Beardsley and Hicks, all severely. ' 85th Foot—Lieutenants Gammell, Grant and Marton, all slightly. Chasseurs Britanniques—Lieutenant Dusief, severely. Duke of Brunswick's Light Infantry—,Lieutemint Lyznewsky ...
... Ll:rutty. Light Brigade—Major General Vandeleur-9th light dra• goods; 12th ato. Heavy Brigade—Major General Baron Bock-Ist German heavy dragoons; 2d-ditto. RESERVE. Major General G. L. Cott. Light Brigade--Major Genet al Pak en ham-7 light ...
... 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 ...
... near that town, in j Spain. His Royal Highnefs has been pleafed to j approve of the Greek Light Infantry Corps j being ftyled The Duke of York's Greek Light Infantry Regiment. ?? LONDON, Wednesday, Jan. 8. Monday night hi ...