... around him. Whilst in this position, he saw eight battalions his old guard, to whom had given orders to force the centre of the English army, advancing upon La Haye Sainte.— Three of these battalions were annihilated in his sight, whilst marching along ...

... Sir George Cook; from the o9th reglnfent, is to hnve the 70th, and that Major-Gene al Sir Edirward Barns, from a garrison battalion, gets tue 99th. .Th' crew of the Glasgow frigate, one of the gallant Algiers eet, 4which suffered much in the attack, ivere ...

... wlich the country ire waiting withf mU ch solieitude. . : t On Wednesdsy cvening, the 6th: current, thp e officers of the st battalion Royal Scols gave A e splendid ball and upper to about 250 families of SI .distinction at and in the neighbourhood of Bel ...

... nons-comimistioned! offiicer8 a~n1 1 14It Vpi'iviaes as shall be recomimended bvy the cpm. fbi' I'anders oit muir respective battalions, for dis. Gr tinguished zeal or gallant'y in the course of thlat a ( duty eommand of his Exceliecy tlie over- t ?? in Council ...

... Wednesdlay tlhe Hlrgsafsn transport arrived M Dat Portsmouth, from Quebec, witha -detadirment Di of the late 4th veteran battalion, under Major F ,MAihle. The Thais, 20, Captain Henry' !eif# which arrived on Thursday at Portsmouth, from the Ha Mauritius ...