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... Licut-Col. Rope, Royal Artillery, severely, not dangerously. October.—Lieut, flickie, 51st Foot, severely, arm amputated. Missing. —Lieut.-Col. Pelly, and Lieut. Baker, 16th Light Dragoons. Major Fischer, Ist Dragoons, K. G. L. Captain Lenthe, Cornet Droege, ...
... Ditto I 34th Ditto 35th Ditto 1 3Sth Ditto 1 38th Ditto 1 and 8 39th Ditto 2d 40th Ditto KING'S GEBi lit and 2d Ball, light infantry lit, 2d, 3d, 6lb,7lh,hatt* 52d Ditto 53d Ditto 57th Ditto 2d Dilto and 2 59th Ditto 2d fiOth Ditto Stl ...
... 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 ...
... number, and placed himself at Majalahonda, ..with the. Portuguese and Captain M'Donald s troop, and the cavalrv ' and light infantry of the King's German Legion it Las Royas, about three quarters of a mile distant.' The enemy's cavalry, which 'had been ...
... the heights in. considerable cavalry, and a few infantry, covering, as. conceived several officers of a : «k. . About'two o'clock tbe enemy's force as increased lifter;*! squadrons, and six thousand infantry, and twenty guns*, including six six-inch, how ...
... of the brave German cavalry was, I understand, excellent, as that of Captain M‘Donald’s troop of horse artillery. The light infantry battalion was not engaged. The army moved forward yesterday morning, and its left took possession of the city of Madrid ...
... probably the whole of the cavalry, and considerable body of infantry, but they did not attempt to press upon our rear. They took advantage of th% ground to cannonade our rear-guard, consisting of the light divisions, under Major-General Charles Allen, on the ...
... Lienteltunt Lennon. Bruniw io wk Light Infantry, Czpt, St eril dt ; L iolit 11.artwig. VC' nu N:a 1:1) , --Oc r. 23.-11th Light Draguon,, ,Lieutettitut; Lye anti Knipe. • • Nth Light Dragoons, Lieut. Taylor. , lb 16th Light Dragoons, Capt. ...
... read Albert Wingfield Saunders, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Christian, promoted. In the Gazette of the 6th instant. York Light Infantry Volunteers:—Fer John Garden, Gent. &c. - read William Gordon, Gent. - to be Ensign, . without purchase, vice Chambers ...
... number, and placed himself at Majalahonda, with the Portuguesecavalry and Captain M‘Donald's troop, and the cavi -y and light infantry of the King's ' German Legson at Las Pesyrts, about three quarters of a mile distant. The enemy's cavalry, which had been ...
... 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 ...
... ly the whole of the cavalry, a considerable body of infantry, but they did not attempt to press upon our rear. They took advantage of the ground to cannonade our rear-guard, consisting of the light division, under Major-General Charles Alten, on the 17th ...