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... that colony during the last war, —In the action ot the 31st of August, the Pyrennces, Capt. C. A. W. Douglas, ofthe 51st Light Infantry, only son Of the late Col. R. Douglas, and nephew to the late Admiral Sir C. Douglas.—At Wismar, Lower Saxony, after ...
... Commissary Ro al Artillery. nai nd H A. Dickson; Lieut. Col, ug . NAMES or BRITISH KILLED. 11th Light Dragoons, Lieut. the Hon. G, Thelluson, attach- ed to the 16th Light Dragoons. 12th ditto, Cornet Hammond, 18th Hussars, Capt. Turing. 4h Foot, Lieutenant Thorn ...
... 87th—Ensign Morgan Helliard. 91st—Captain D. M'lntire. 94th—Major T. Lloyd. (Lieut. Col ) Ist Light Bat. K. G. L.—Lieut. G. Boyd, Brunswick Light Infantry—Lieut. G. Schartorns. BRITISH OFFICERS WOUNDED. General Staff—Major Gen. J. Kempt, slightly; and ...
... obtained. One hundred and fifty volunteers of the light division, commanded by Hunt, of the 52d regiment ; of the first division (consisting of 200 of the-b des of Guards under Lieut.-Col. Cooke—of 100 of the light battalion, and 100 of the line battalions of ...
... brigade of the light division, at about three in the morning, both from the Puerto de Vera Dy and from the left of the Bidassoa. Although the nature of the und rendered it impossible to revent en- tirely th e passage of the bridge after day-light, it was nm ...
... particularises Captain Taylor, 4Hth regiment, brigade Major the Ist brigade, Lieutenant Le Blanc, nfihedth 01, who led the light infantry cumpanv of the irgimenl immediately after the forlorn hope, and is the only survi jog officer of the advance. Major-General ...
... 1. and on the 30th all the Wurtem- eh. Wrede was in communication with berg troops, f Orloff, Mensg off, and the partizan light corps of the grand army, Gen. Wrede confirms the report of the ly 6,000 men in Frankfort, they will enemy having on mentions ...
... G, Thellesun, at tached to the 16th light ivth light dragoons—Cornet Hammond. 18th hussars—-Cepiain 4th font, ist batt.—Lieut. Thorn, A a doth foot—Capt Adans, Ensign Bolton, Besker. toot, 2 batt.—Lieuts, Hurley 51st foot—Lieut. Percy. 68th toot—C apt ...
... Pulideuce in Ins judgment * . and fitly volunteers the light division, CPiinn.nt t >y Lieut.-Cok Hunt, oftliedS'd regituenl; 400 lll( T * vision brigatli*!i ol (Juards. er Lieut.-Col. Cooke, ol of the light bullalion. al j |; . baunliuns the King’s German Leg ...
... 1511 volkuutecrs of h' e light di, isin,' cosss- n-fistsmdc by Licut.-Cul. ?? of tile 52d rvgt. '4011 of ?? iksis s diviin (cinsisliog of2200 ftlse ~brigade of Guards, if- unshler Lieut. Csul. Casedtor ,. sd 1011 of thle light. batta liosn assd 100 of ...
... Charles Baron Allen, Masriscal tde Camipom, ?? Le Cor, and Maliscal De Canmpo Doti Pisbld Nrillo, coinnanding Divisions of Infantry; and ith ener Dn 1n Pedro Gicon, commiandinig thle hreserve of Andalusi. SLieoltinant-General Sir ltmmwland. Hill, and NMc'rshal ...
... v' i tir the Spir-idiN`,oirr, ix rccc 0ireict.d to tunacttnth garil t le lrei.ghits, Ir~hrrcli ~~-u A\n,oi's irrignirde of light, drairooris, aild flth 'iti lvisiishu of jinfrirtey, nuder tire Commarndrr (iof Mrr~tur-Crir. Oswcahi, ,who uwiz. tvrle'.clti ...