... against the excesses of his troops. 1 1LingJoashins pfd in. great haste in the night of was wish-the Nil afar Minced to 13,000 infantry and 3000 cavalry. The loss of a Wide, the . precipitancy of his re• treat, the great number of prisoners taken, and. the ...

... jor-General Sir J. Vandeleur. 11th, 12th, and 16th Light Dragoons. - Brigade—Major -General Sir Wm. Ponsonby. Ist, 2d, and 6th• Dragoons-4th Brigade—Maj9v,Grneral C. Grant. 13th, 15th and 2`-td Light Dragoons. sth Brigade—Major -General Lord Somerset ...

... the contrary will prosecuted. Xoftkii. LORD WELLIS ARMY. The following is statement the Divisions and Brigades CavaJry and Infantry, now service in Belgium, under liis Grace the D ike WM.MNUIOK. DIVISIONS. Ist Division *Major-General Cooke. Ist MritUb UJ ...

... ditto Kiirg’s German Legion; Hanoverian Infantry Brigade, Captain Napier’s Brigade—2- nounders. Division —Lieut,-General C. Baron Ai.ten. sth British Brigade, Brigade King's German Legion, 4th Hanoverian Infantry, Captain Brigade Kings German Legion—Artillery ...

... ditto I(int.' Legion, Hannlierian Infantry Brigade ,Captain Napier's Brig-ade- 7 -9-pounders.. 3d DIVISION. • Lieut.,4ielieral C. Baton A t.Trs. sth British Brigade, Btigade German Leg-,inn, 4th clatioverian Infantry, 'Captain Cte.ve's Brigade King's ...