... Thornton, 18th light dragoons, of; a daughter. On the 23d ult. at Denmark Hill, Middlesex,. the Lady of C. D. Gotuox,, Esq. of a daughter. On the. 29th ult. at Holdernesse House, the BIar. chioness of LONDONDERRY, of a daughter. On the 51st ult. at Silver ...

... on her arrival at Cowes. Seven officers and 105 men, belonging to the Bth, 18th, 28th, 52(1, 56th, 51st, 80th, 85th, and 90th Ite giments of Infantry have received orders to embark at Cowes , . on hoard the same transport for the Mediterranean. The ...

... Depilord, on her arrival at Cowes. Seven odicers and 105 men, belonging to the Bth, 18th, OjSth, 32d, 3Gth, 51st, 80th, 85th, and 00th regiments infantry, have received orders eni-1 hark at Cowes, board the same transport for the Mediterranean. The detachment ...

... drders have been, or are about to be, sent out to reduce two regiments of Infantry at Madras, and also part of the forces at Bombay; whilst in Bengal two additional regiments of infantry are to be raised. The itrogularforces in that Presidency are also to ...

... 45d, 51st, 64th, 75th, 80th, 85th, and 90th Regiments, to join their respective Corps at Gibraltar, Malta, and tke lonian Islandi. The 621 (or Wiltshire) Rt.—intent of Foot having been relieved at Il t alifax by the 5:11 (or dxfordshirc) Light Infantry ...

... Foot, for conveyance to Gibraltar; and also detachments belonging to the Bth. 18th, 28th, 52d, 56th, 51st, 80th, 85th. and 90th* Regiments of Infantry, for conveyance to the Alediterranean. MILITARY OBITUARY. Lieut.. Genera! Lapin!. late 2d Vet. Battalion ...

... reserve. 44 General Ochard had caused the village of Riera to be occu- pied by the 2d battalion of thelst regiment of light infantry. With the Sth of the line he covered the interval which separate, that village from the high road. He placed behind hi ...

... was placed in reserve. Achard had caused the village of Riera to be occupied by the 2(1 battalion of the let regiment of light infantry. With • the Bth of the line he coaered the interval which separates that from the high road. He placed behind his line ...

... Laroche Jacquelin, and of a battery of Horse Artillery, entered Burgos on the 22d. head quarters of the first Division of Infantry, commanded by Lieutenant General Count sl'Atstichamp, were fixed there the same day. The Marquis Duke of Reggio arrived there ...

... got candle wst of the press, and lighted it. One of the parly held the hand wide she was lighting the candle, telling haF nut to lift her h.-ad. She was then compelled r- room from whence she came. ! While she vxas lighting Ih.' candle she heard moans from ...

... with respect to Light Infantry, are now nnder revision. The improved system will embrace gnerally, the movements and formations of Light Infantry attached to respective Regiments when in Line; and (lie rapid manoeuvres of Hie Light ...

... Royal Irish) Hussars, Sir TAatrrois Colonel, Norwich. 9th Light Dragoons (Lancers), Earl Rosstrx Colonel, Cahir. 10th (or Prince of Wales's Own) Hussars, Marquis of Losnott- -Colonel, Dublin. 11th Light Dragoons, Lord W. BX/CIINCE Colonel, BengaL 12th (or ...