... il' considerable force uf cavally,' and a feW, infantry, cover: ing, as I conceived, a recoimoisance of several officers rank- About two o'clock the enemy's force was increase u to 15 squadrons, 6000 infantry, and 20 guns, ing six 6-incli howitzers; . ‘vhielt ...

... 9ths Di;EO-Ensign Alexander Bourke to be Lieutenant, withrut perchase, vice Macpherson, promoted in the Glen- ] gary light infantry feucibles.. George Campsie to be Ensigu, vice Bourke. lith l ?? Richa.d Long to be Lieutenanit, by purchase, vice Tsrner ...

... umber, and placed himself at Majalahonda, with the Portuguese cavalry and Captain McDonald's troop, and the cavalry and light infantry of the King's German Legion at Las about three quarters of a mile distant. The enemy's cavalry, which had been driven ...

... Chasseurs Britanniques-Joseph Bernard M'Dermot to be h Ensign1 without purchase, vide Synakath- appointed to the York light infantry volunteers. ' . Corsican Rangers-Major Abraham Schumpelketel to have permanent irauk in the armty. Ensign Percy. Simpson ...

... 2 horses, ftaising. MI) Light Dragoons L-1 rank.. and file womided ; 3 rank and. file. horses, missing. 11th Light , DrageonS- 7 2'hormes killed; 1 rank and file wound-. ed ; 1 rank and fil e , 1 . h o rse, missing. 12th Light Dragoons-1 rank and tile ...

... number, and placed himself at Majalabonda, with the Portuguese cavalry and Captain M'Donald's troop, and the cavalry and light Infantry of the King's German Legion at Las Royas, about three quarters a mile distant. The enemy*scavalry, which had been driven ...

... 11112. 3Sth Font, Ist Bat.—Captain Todd. 44th Foot, Ld Ilat.—Lieutenant Lennon. Brims wick Infantry—.-Captaiu . Sternfeldt Lleutac tenant Hartwig. 23, 1812.. ,11th Light Dragoons—Lieutenants Lye and Knipe. ; 13th ditto Lieutenant Fa ylor. Ifith ditto—Captaii ...

... the wholehof the davalry, z:;d a considerable body of infantry, but they did- not ;'.zemptto press upon oufiear. They took advan- tage of the ground to cionade our rear-guard, c consistiog.of the light.divisionunder Major-General Charles Alten,on the 17th;-on- ...

... The conduct of the brave German cavalry, was, understand, excellent, was tha*- Macdonald’s troop of horse artillery. The light infantry battalion was not engaged. The army moved forward yesterday morning, and its left took possession the city of Madrid* ...

... number, and placed himself at Majalahonda, with the Portuguese cavalry and j Captain 4 Donald's troop, and the cavalry and light infantry ol the King's German Legion at Las Royas ! about three quarters of a mile distant. The enemy's cavalry which had been ...

... Hawkins, Oath foot, slightly., Capt. Mackay, Ostli do. dangerously. Lieut. S c hw a rt zen b urg , Brunswick Light Infantry, slightly. Capt. Smellie, 51st regt. slightly. Lieut.-Lol. Eustace, Chasseurs Britanniques, slightly. Captain Winecke .2d Lt. B. K. G ...

... although not of a regular construction. rank and file, wounded. We have breaches open in the convent of St. Vin- Brunswick Light Infantry-i-1 Rank and We, killed; I Captain, 1 Lieutenant, 1 Drummer, 1 3 rank and file, wounded. ante, uh:ch is the principal ...