... three days only, Edward Kelly, Esq. aged s>l years, second son of the late Arthui Kelly, Esq. Kelly and Captain in the 51st Light Infantry Regiment, in which he served during the Peninsular war, where bravely fought, & was severely wounded. was a man strictest ...

... 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; ...

... 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 ...

... machine as that from which he bas so lately escaped. .Letters from Lisbon of the 20th ult. state, that at that date 7000 infantry, two regiments of cavalry, and four batteries of artillery, were on the point of departing to co- operate with the troops ...

... one of, ttb. French grey cloth,, as worn -by the ?? are mom ?? Officers still remaining xieton the- stre ngt-o the armyt Light Infantry, thsan any other regieto, i iei h ry Star -rrrClothing haq been ship.ped from London for three ?? ,so companies at the ...

... —A court martial has sat several days at Chatham-barracks, for the trial of Ensign Charles Sheffield Dickson, of the 51st Light Infantry, stationed in that garrison, for conduct unbecoming the character of an officer and gentleman, in having been seen ...

... dituthier of Perrot Fenton.. Esq.. At St. George's Church, Hanover Square, London, William Roebuck, Esq., Captain in the 11th Light Dragoons, to Catherine, only sur iving daughter of John Augustus Knipet, Esq. P ql October 16, at Esisharn, Qog the-Rev. iH' ...