... division, were directed to turn and gain the heights, .sopportedby Major-General Ansen's brigade of light dragoons. and the s.th division, of infantry, under the command of General Oswald, who was desired to taite the. command of all these troops- As ...

... alai F.le, 9 Horses, wounded; 6 Hone. missing. 11th Light Dragoons-1 Lieutenant killed. 12th Light Dragoons-1 Ensign, S Rank and File, Horse s killed ; I Serjeant, 7 Rank and File, seconded. 13th Light Dragoons-1 Horse, kilkd; 1 Rank and Pile,l HMSO wounded ...

... wras AYLmzR, Dep.-Adj.-Gen. Names of Officers Killed. our,- . ae: oH 11th Light Dragoons-Lieutenant the Honourable G. al Thelluson, attached to the 16th light dragoons. 12ch Light Dragoons&-Cornet Hammond. 18th Hussars-Captain Turing. . ! 4th Foot, lit ...

... their troops there to such an extent, that Li-ut.-Genneral Sir R. Hill was obliged to detach, first, the regiment, and the light infantry battalion Major-Gen. Walker's brigade, under command ofthe Hon. Lieut.-Col. Cadogan, and successively other troops to ...

... the enemy had, in the course of the pursuit. NAMES OP OFFICERS KILLED. 4 BRITISH. 11th Regiment of Light Dragoons-1 G. Thelluson, attached to the 14th Light Dragoons. 12tb-Ditto—Cornet Hammond. 18th Hussars—Captain Tering. 4th Foot, let Battalion—Lieut. ...

... 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 ...

... to such an extent, as that Lieutenant-General Sir Rowland Hill was obliged todetach, first, the 71st regiment, and the light infantry battalion of Major-Gen. Walker's brigade under the command of the Hon. Lieutenant Col. Cadogan, and successively other ...

... had, in the course of the pursuit. NAMES OF OFFICERS KILLED.—BRITISH, 21th Light Dragoons. Lieut’ the Hon. G. Thelluson. 12th Ditto, Cornet Hammend. attached to the 16th Light Dragoons. tsth Hussars, Capt. Turing. 4th Foot, Ist Bat. Licut. and adjutant ...

... 13504 foot; William F. W. B. Loftus, Stith foot; Francis Skolly Tidy, '4th foot; Edwa d O'Hara, York Light Infantry Vslunteets; Thomas Bates, 41st light dragoo4l.; Fdward G'itcurke, Royal Weo.-India Rangers George Barren, 90th foot; Wallace, etoth fo-t ...

... the Spanish division, were directed turn and gain the heights, supported bv Aiaj or Gen. Anson’s brigade light dragoons, and the sth division infantry, under Major-General Oswald, who was desired to take the command of all these troops. Lieut. Gen. Graham ...

... tlie attack ofthe village, which was carried, the light battaion having charged and taken three guns and a howitzer on the bridge: this attack was supported by Gen. Bradford's brigade of Portuguese infantry. ring the operation at Abechuco, the enemy madi ...

... Sir B. Hill, consisting of the British, Brig.-Gen. Mnrillo’s Spanish, and the D’Amarante’s Portuguese divisions of infantry, and the light division, under Mafor-Gen. Charles Baron Allen, and Mgjor-Gen. Vidor Heron Allen’s, Major-Gen. Fane’s, Mgjor-Gen. ...