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... Todd. 41th Foot, 2d Ratt.--lientenant Lennon, Lirtinswick Light !clattery—Captain Stainfeldt ; Lieutenant Hart w ig. tr. October 21, 1819. 11th Light Dra,,eonns--Lieutenants Lye and Knipe, 12. b Light Dragoons - Lieutenant Taylor, Li g ht Dragoons—Captain ...
... 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 ...
... 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. ...
... 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 ...
... Lieut. Lennon, 4lth Foot, std Bat.; Capt. Sternfeldt, mid Lieut. Hartwig, of the Brunswick Light Infantry. WOUNDED, 2P Oct.— Lieuts. Lye and Knipe, 11 th Light Dragoons; Lieut. Taylor, 12th ditto; Capt. Murray:: Lieut. Lockhart (since dead), 10th ditto ...
... Batt.—Lieutenant Lennon.' Brunswick Light , Infantry—Captain Steinfeldtl Lieutenant Hart*ig. WoUndeth—October 23, 1311. 11th Light Dragoons—Lientenants Lye and Knipe. • 12th; Light Dragoons—Lieutenant Taylor. ' 16th Light Dragoons—Captain ...
... icutenaiat Liennn. Brunswiclc Light Infaiitry-Captain Sternfeldt; Licutena::; J-lartwig. - Wounde1.-OdtL-)er 23, t8ta. Iith Light Dragoonis-L ieetes:nts Lye iod Kniae. f i2th Light D.ranonc-Lietuteiaat Ti'avlrr. G6th Light Dragoons-Capml~in Murray; Lieutenant ...
... positions an the Tormes, and they attacked the troops in Alba,. with to enty pieces of cannon and a considerable body of infantry. They matde no impression on themr, however, and withdrew thecannoi and the greater part of the troops an that night, and ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... is tpo say, the 2d and 37th of the line, 'and'the 11'th of light infantry; as likewise .wo squadrons of the 14tk regiment of cuiras- siers, commanded' br: M.-Remberg; tnit squadrons of the light troops of 'the 8th lancers and 20th chasseurs, comimanded ...
... 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 ...