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... the Buth, three squadrons of light the 68th, and German riflemen. Eleventh brigade, Under Mapir-General Pnflon, consUting of the 77.t1i, and the uaiiadioxi the lionourabie Cokmc-1 Cov rai.e. Lulou.l rack, with tie infantry, hj? a ird fun R ...
... ollig. Ith ditto.—York for Ireland Lancers.—Dundalk. 13th Light Dragoons.—lpswich 14th ditto—Bombay; Maidstone. 15th Hus—Madras; Maidstone. 16th L.—Bengal; Maidstone 17th ditto—Leeds. INFANTRY. men’s Land 59th—Trinidad ; Jersey 6Uth—Rifles, Ist bat.— ...
... serving the colonics and the militia, the corps can be embarked above 1,000 strong about the middle of June. The 51st King’s Liglit Infantry will muster about 1,400 bavonets, addition to the depot companies which will left England. A portion of the regiment ...
... Regiment of Life Guards; to be Major of Infantry, by To be Captains by p.—Lieut B. Evetard, from the 7th D. Guards; Lieut W. White, from the 1 Itb Regiment; Lieut F. G. D. A. Marquis of Carmarthen, from the 10th Light Dragoons; Lieut J. O. Campbell, from ...
... The conduct of the brave German cavalry, was, understand, excellent, was tha*- Macdonald’s troop of horse artillery. The light infantry battalion was not engaged. The army moved forward yesterday morning, and its left took possession the city of Madrid* ...
... for the iofor. of oar militarv readers that the following altorations are about to be made in the uniform of officers of infantry regiments:—l. Forage caps of officers royal regiments to have black silk (oak leaf pattern) band, with present badge, instead ...
... Lieutenant of 51st Infantry, Commander, of two sit-pounders and one 24-pour.der, tons burthen, from Dunkirk bound to Awblcteuse, and had 18 sold.ers, five seamen, one cannoneer, and one pilot board. Schuyt No. 45, Litner, Sub-Lieutenant of 51st Infantry, Conunander ...
... the whole of the cavalrr, and a considerable body of infantry^but they did not attempt to press upon our rear. They took advantage of the ground to cannonade our rear guard, consisting of the light division, under NTaior-Oeneral Charles Alten. on the ...
... Col. of Infantry, by pur. Capt C Chambers, from the Foot; Capt S. O’Grady, from the 53d Foot; Capt G. Whichcotr, from the 4tb Dragoon Guards; Capt J. Wood, from the 65th Foot; and Captain J. Perceval, from the Rifle Brigade—to Majors of Infantry, by pur ...
... capital of Tipj-crary—is longer head-quarters for even one regiment of infantry. The Artillery Brigade had been already withdrawn from that garrison, and the 9th Hegiment of Infantry U about to replaced there by the depot of the 13th Fool. PROMOTIOXS AMO ...
... vice P. H. Bursle.n. who exchanges. 11th Do. Hoepit-il-Assistant C. Gordon to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice appointed to the 7th Light Dragoons. 18th Do. Lieut H. Keating, from the Foot, to Lieut vice Dempster, promoted. 22d Do. Major F. Croflon. from the J9th ...
... Foot, T» 44th Foot, Barr.—l.icut* nant Lemon. Br wick Light Infantry—Captain dt; Hartwi?. WouNnin, 0ct.23.—-1 Ith Light Dragoon*—Lit utre Lye and Knipe. Light Dragoons—Lieutenant Taylor. 6th Light Dragoons—Captain Murray; Lieut tince dead. ...