... the last mail. It appears that General Wilson, having on the 15th been joined the 34th Light Infantry, a body of horse and foot artillery, some Dragoons and Light Cavalry, and two companies of her Majesty’s 39th Regiment, determined, if possible, to secure ...

... the last mail. It appearsthat General Wilson, having on the 15th beet joined by the 34th Light Infantry, a body of horse tmr' foot Artillery, some Dtagoons and Light Cavalry, and two cntnpatiies ol her Majesty's 39tht regitnent, determined, if possible ...

... the last m«n, ** appears that General Wilson, having on the 15th been joined by the 34th light infantry, body of horse and foot artillery, some dragoons and light cavalry, and two com. panics of her Majesty’s 39th regiment, determined, if possible, to ...

... the last mail. It appears that Genetal Wilson, having the loth been joined by the -J-llh Light Infantry, body of horse a.id foot Artillery, some Dragoons and Light Cavalry, and two companies her Majesty’s 39ih Regiment, determined, if possible, to secure ...

... fortress on hanks of the river. The newly-arrived troops were ordered this duty, and Colonel brigade, consisting the 51st Native Infantry, with some artillery and horse, formed reserve for their support in case need. It ia not said whether the Rajah was ...

... the last mail. ‘•lt appears that General Wilson, having, on the 15th, been joined the 34tb light infantry, body of horse and foot artillery, some dragoons and light cavalry, and two companies of her Majesty's 39th regiment, determined, if possible, to secure ...