... preccdir.g morning, oil the ea-.t c a, the Vengeur, guns, Captain i foarta.» t ansports, having boar.i the m.jthshire Light Infantry, and 7th with detachment linyul Artillery and i'ing upwards of three thousand men W Major-General Joint Lambert, den die ...

... troops - > ptrt in contact with him. laid down their arms. Foucba is rein* stated. Sonlt still goes to Court. “The 51st light infantry in tbit garrison, commanded Colonel Mitchell, and S3d fusilccrs, Ooeport, commanded by Col. Ellis embark to at o'clack ...

... to embody them as speedily possible. Every regiment of the line in England will pre-{ pare for active service. The 51st light infantry i, and 23d have embarked at Portsmouth,' tile 11th foot at Plymouth. More regiments will! be embarked without loss of ...

... a brig 24 putts With 400 men hi* fnvd. Tltrce other ves-elt were in harbour, ••iid which were -eUed, received -On infantry, I’ojtah light horse, and th ■ battalionot of-0 > men. Ihe wind was southerly, and appeared favouralde. Capiatn Cbautard kail hoped ...

... invito test of tfenskini re- Tl.e 2rf (Rille) Reji*e«, has been embarbe.; at Ueaec, and with twu otfcer regiments, the «3a and 51st. Itos sailed t« 6»tei d. The th, l*h. «ul loth * »«apemHCir Liglti Drains a,e orders for the SSM. ttitnb , ■ 7 , , T,, ...

... Dorenherg, K,C.B, —22 d light Dragoons, Ist Light Dragoons King's German Legion, 2d do. 4th'Brigade—Major General Sir J. O. Vandeleur, K.C.R. llth Light Dragoons,’ ISth-Prince of Wales’s Light Dra| goons, and IGdi Queen’s Light Dragoons. sth ...

... wading ::.r ugh > narrow part in the angle of the gate, within tl . i mpart. I have every reason to be satisfi-d with the light infantry of the diviai n, who, by t eir (ire, covered the attacks of the parties, of 60men each, which preceded the column. The ...