... Todd, 38th foot, Ist halt.— I/ieut. Lennen, 44th foot, batt—Capt. Sternfeldt, Brunswick light infantry.—Lieut. Hartwig, ditto. JVimudtd 23t/ Oct. —X.ieut. Lye, 11th light dragoons.—Lieut. Knipe, do. do.—Lieut. Taylor, 12th do.—Capt, Murray, 16th do.—Lieut ...

... 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 ...

... rank and file, 2 horses, missing. 9th Light Dragoons—l rank and file, wounded; S rank and file, horses, missing. 1 ith Light Dragoons—2 horses killed ; rank and file wounded; 1 rank and file, 1 horse, missing. Light Dragoons—l rank and file wounded 1 serjeant ...

... 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 ...

... and out-posts. As soon as the Ist division crossed the Arianson on the 19th, the enemy’s out-posts were driven in hy the light infantry battalion of Colonel Stirling’s brigade, under the command of the honourable Major Cocks, supported by Brigadier-General ...

... 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 ...