... by Lord F. Somerset. Lieutenant Northey Hopkins, 80th Regiment, by Colonel Sir A. Christie. Ensign Somerset, 51st (or King's Own) Light Infantry, on his appointment, by the Duke of Beaufort. Lieutenant Rawstorne, Royal Navy, by Sir Herbert Taylor. Lieutenant ...

... unsuccessful attack on a strotng position (Buck), and another from the field officer of the day, Major Bird, of the 31st Light Infantry, itt which lie states the loss to be Lieutenant- Col. Mill, of the 55th; Ensign Robertson, 9th N. l ; and Ensign lBabington ...

... privates, wounded. Officers Killed and Woundedl, Killed--51st Reginrent N. I.--Ernsign Johirstone, doing duty with 40th Regimenit N. 1. Wounded-His Majesty's 48th loot-Lieut. Smith. In Wynaad. 51st Regiment N. 1.-3 privates lilled; 3 privates wounded ; ...

... ensign killed ; I store ser- Veant, I naigue, I drummer, fifer, or bugler, 4 privates, wounded ; I private missing. 31st Light Infantry-I ensign, I jomada, I naigue, 8 privates, killed; I captain, I lieutenant, I subadar, I bavil- dar, I naigue, 20 privates ...

... almost impenetrable jungle, which nearly t surrounded their position. A despatch is also given from Major Bird, of the 31st light infantry, who was the field officer for the day, of this disastrous e attack, in which he states theloss to be Lieutenant- Colonel ...

... almost impenetrable jungle which nearly surround- ed their position. A dispatch is also given from Major Bird, of the 31st Light Infantry, who was the field-officer for the day, of this disastrous attack, in which he states the'loss to be LieIt. Colonel Mill ...

... altnost impenetrable itingle which nearll surronnded their position. A despaich is also given fr Mtiajor Bird, of tbe 31st Light Infantri, who was thR ?? for the iay, of this disastrous attack, in which lie states the loss to be Lieut.-Col. Mill, of the 55th; ...

... Maurogeni, of Baron Von Ottenfels.- letters from Scutari, of the 14th August, say that four segi. anente of secular Turkish infantry had arrived there; that a report was immediately spread that the Porte, in violation of the privileges lately promised to ...

... of the army. He was Brigade-Ma- . jor to Sir Hessey Vivian at Waterloo, and lost an arm in the action. The 51st (or King's own) light infantry are shortly le expected in Limerick, to replice the 91st regiment. . 51 Lieutenant-Colonel Saumarez Brock has ...

... purchase to a company in the st light infantry, vacant by Cap- tain Phelps's promotion in the 4th regiment. The De- , pot Paymasterahip of the 97th is varant by the promo- tion of Lieutenant Austin to a company in the 51st regi- ment. Brevet Major Hill ...

... of the Royal Artillery, an officer lately promoted, was to sail a from lHalifax, November ?? J Much to the satifaction of infantry officers, sling belts will be agais order- A ed in tile next issues. 5' The 10th regiment; statloned at Toronto, Upper Canada ...

... with the loss to the Carlists ot 350 killed, 400 wounded, and 200 prisoners. It was reported that a batallion of the 3d Light Infantry had deserted to Zumalcarreguy. A good deal of anxiety continued to be manifested by persons connected with Spain and Portugal ...