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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... -At one o'clock i In the afternoon, two companies of artillery, one of infantry, and the other of cavalry, set out from Perpignan for Perthus, is as well as a company of the 51st regiment of the line. Twelve hundred men of the troops of Figueras have ...
... Hussars, Sir Banastre Tarleton Colonel, Norwich.-9th Light Dragoons (Lancers), Earl Rosslyn Colonel, Cabin-10th (or Prince of Wales's Own) Hussars, Marquis ot Londonderry Colonel, Dublin. 11th Light Dragoons, Lord W. Bentinck Col. Bengal.-12th (or Prince ...
... obstinacy on each In, side, anid was terminated by a Iecisive bayonet attack se along the whaile line on the tart of the Snanilsh infantry vwho broke the enemy, and drove then off the fiel-_thc Caealry of' Blilans ptirsuuisg them for several miles, and in variois ...
... torch, Once lighted, never is extinguish'd more ; Its fire, perhaps, may smother'd be awhile, Bnt sparks exist bright a* heretofore, And a small breath may fan them to flame To light world liberty and fame. , Once more aloft its biasing light, and then ...