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... 19th Light Dragoons, to be Major, vice O'Neill who exchanzes, onendin K •ne Kew to nf H. M. Navy, Lieutenant G. A Rigby, of the 2d Battalion sec. I .I.r- fly ti wit. not dt Weating to you tn learn, ad September 1807. k sth Regiment Native Infantry having ...
... odious aud ditto, knaign George Shave to be light. Ii the secend 'place, she calls the nant, Without purchase. vice Long-, prernoted :tx e -fel deta out of the kitchen. solicits a coachmen the York Infantry Volunteree Ensign Evans ••t a. comploy her up ...
... SUg!eoll Watson, the tat regiment, to bie s suri:eou of ditto, captanx Samuel Lambert, of the tit regiment, to be of the light infantry baitali , m, surgena Wiliain Corns, of the late flank battalion t.a surgeon of ditto.. . _ . _ it regiint.tu of foot guards ...
... with a strong body of cavalry and infantry, ,bit retired again um. irdiately. It is reported that ivene al Juoot was wounded on this occaron. Oct light detachments, under the Hon. Captain Cooks, of •he idth light dragoons, and others still continue ...
... and the other that of ('arpio and Espeja. The former was a heavy column of cavalry and infantry, with several guns, and the latter consisted of about 60a)infantry but in saving this I should observe, that, from the nature of the country, the rear of these ...
... Westmacott, severely. 51st Foot—Captain Smellie,Lieutenants Beardsley and Hicks, all severely. ' 85th Foot—Lieutenants Gammell, Grant and Marton, all slightly. Chasseurs Britanniques—Lieutenant Dusief, severely. Duke of Brunswick's Light Infantry—,Lieutemint Lyznewsky ...
... Edward Somerset, 4th Dragoons, and Lieut. Col. Hon. F. Ponsonby of the 12111 Light Dragoons, I haul omitted to mention Lieut. Col. Woodt I, who commanded a battalion of light infantry of the 611,1111 S end some Fusileers of the 4th division, and maintained ...
... have the honour of informing your Freelimier, that the enemy made au attack with considerable force this morning before day-light, on the position of Queenstown. On receiving intelligence of it, Major General Brock immediately proceeded to that post, and ...
... much clue and trouble. lett , in the •ncipel redoubt on the the Lhativsick, severely (since dead.) August 25.--brunssvick Light Infantry, Lieut. cS imartenbarg, missing, 1 'Names If Aillrd in the d iesatile and Cap I , of ,he Town af St. Scta4rian, on the; ...
... whose appointment bee I 'well light Infantiy tegiment, April 28—To he not taken place. A ensigns, volucteer P. Orilisni, vice Saleatnei f 51st, lieut. E.. Frederic be captain of a appnispeil to the krt. k light infantry company, withoat purchase, Tice ...
... the 9th light dragoons, to be heatenant. vice Dunne, who each9.ga. Ditto— cornet W. H. Angelo, to be lieutenant, vice Wade, deceased; Edward Neer, - Steed, gent. to be com et, vice Angelo ; assistaat surgeon James Mous., from the Ind light dragoons ...
... of 14th Portuguest ; John It. Ward, 36th foot, a light battalion ; Robert Mame, tat bats. 42d foot ; Lord Fi•sroy Somerset. military secretary; Fredes ickAugostus deHerte. burg, Brunswick light infantry ; John B. Har. I ison, Ist hot. 50:h fool ; Frederick ...