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... the whole of the cavalry, and a considerable body of infantry, but they did not a.tempt to press upon our rear. They took advantage of the ground to cannonade our rear guard, consisting of the light divisions, under Major-General Charles Allen, the 17th ...
... iWti tl4 Height* KiiletV—23d Foot, Ist Batr. Lieut. Leonard, Wounded—«Btli i’oot, Capt. Hawkins, slightly; Mackry, light Infantry, LieOt. SthwrtWkberg, slightly. 1812. - Smell2» jUgbtly. . > unttiqaer, Lfeut. -Goi ®a»Uce, dightiTt • King\ Liiton, C»ft ...
... Horn, urnmoted. . ~ , . - o;tto, Lieut. J. Hcvrctt, from the Light Drasoons, to purchase. gintent Jlragoons, J. Jones, Esq. to be Paymaster, vice Uy.dgspn, 'deceased. V ■ . 13th Ileginient -Light Dragoons, Cornet John Pym to Lieuf maiit, purchMe, vice Lord ...
... in number, and placid himself at Majalahpiida, with the Porluguese cavalry and Capt. APDonaldts troop, and cavalry and light infantry of the King’s gion at Las Ru\us, about thiee quarters mile distant. The enemy’s cavalry, which had-been driven off in ...
... Esq. the Chair, Resolved, That the following Aihimss the Puhiic be inserted in the Morning au«i Evening Papers';— Lloyds, 51st August, 1812. lie signal and glorious Victory the Plains ot Ssaiauustic*, atchieyrU, through the transcendant military stili ...