... 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 ...

... manlier, and placed. himself at Majalahonda, with the Portuguese cavalry and Capt. Macdonald's troop, and the cavalry and light infantry of the King's German Legion at Las Ryas, about three-quarters of a Mile distant. . The enemy's cavalry which had been ...

... number, and placed himself at Majalahonda, 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 of a mile distant. The enemy's cavalry which had been ...

... moved fcrward to the support of the tr' n in a:v twe, the enemy retired upon honda as soon as they observed these troops, and 'light haver lie on, they retired Lon A lcorcon, leaving our guns at Majalahch I am happy to report that the officers of the Portio:tice ...

... inquisition, and the fort called Balbnina. At this time 2500 enemy's infantry, and 200 horse, commanded by Darque, Durau placed himself within half A league of that city, with 140? infantry and 100 horse, and waited the attack, in which the French lost 100 ...

... from New 911 a ertnze,• ha l . takcn nothing. I have the honor to be, &e. 1 1 . it V. BROKE. The mancenyring of the French light troops, and the Cossacks - , as O - pposed to encli'other, in Rnssia, would give to the eye of the poet, or the painter, a ...

... conduct of the brave oovalry was, I understand, excellent, ma that of Capt. 31• Donald's troop of horse artillery.. The light infantry battalion was not engaged. The army moved forward y.esterday morning, and its left look possession of the city of Madrid ...

... to the passage. of the troppl Ihrougli the mountains ;: and Brigadier general Wiliban, with the Portaguese *cavalry, and ht light battalion of :the King's Getman . Legion r and Capt. lll`Donahrs troop of horse artillery, had been through the Guadarania ...

... 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 ...

... was made to ihle ptamsslne of ite ?? the mfuntains; and 3iljgadier-Gelt. DUrbh , krilit [Ie 1'11 glekia ca ILiy, aill I st light hattaliaon of tile Kia g'sr1, I Legion, and Cahat. MItDoniald's trilop of ITo,,e atli tiiery1 ]in Iwiin ,ritigh the Guad;tram ...