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... progress towards a state of dis- cipline, were such as to ensure them the tn omiiinis of tbe General. ?? morrow the Norwich Light Horse Voi tint, is, commanded by M ajor.l . II arvev, will march for Yarmouth, to relieve the Yarmouth, Tunstead, iS: Happing ...
... aveusoeC to the town were defended in a similar inati- ner ;. the ttwn wIas occupied, aiid tlte renaitder of the Spatislt infantrY was formed in two lines bebtand the banks on the roads which led from tic town attd the righlt, to tlIe lert ti out. p()bit ...
... The enemy reconnoitred Abrantes on the sth inst. and, under cover of that operation, moved a small body of ca- valry and infantry through Beira Basa towards Villa Velha, evidently with an intention of obtain- in;; possession of the bridge on the Tagus ...
... utmost intrepidity, and in the test order, to the bottom of the breach ; the advanced guard being led by Ensign Dyas of the 51st regSt. who volunteered to perfonn this duty; but they found that thi enemy ha l cleared the rubbish from the bottomi of the ...
... Foot —Lieuts. Gammell. Grant, and Morton, all slightly. Chasseurs Britarmiqucs Lieut. Dufief, severely. Duke Brunswick’s Light Infantry Lieut. Lvzuewsky, slightly. 17th Portuguese Regiment the L'me—Capt. Maxwell, severely; Lieut. Fortio, slightly; Ensign ...
... cavalry and infantry, near La Serena; they were immediately attacked the two brigades dragoons; and the [cavalry fled, leaving the iiithntrvw their fate. I have never witnessed a more gallant charge than was made on the enemy’s ’infantry the heavy brigade ...
... and ciii I inoed ott til it W?IS dai k. . Iii ? elienlys light ? troops advaiiced close to the walls we had hastily th rn ?v it tip ; bti t frI to tl1e cool and steady co tidoc t of the 51st r?ajiiicirt, Col. Stewart; 71st regiment, 5 die 110. C? II ...
... th;s honoiur to be, &c. WEzsANuzTON. I NE;mls OF Bai-risi OFFICEIIS KitLED. I Itu ret. of Light Drag ocois, Lieut. tht Iloii.G. Thellumsont ;Ittaciled to the 16th Light Dra oiiis.-132tr ditti(, Cornet J ltiiuiraoid.-l8th Ilssavs, Capt. 'I'uring.-dth foot ...
... papain Jones succeeded. Likewise are particularised,, Capt. raylor, «?th regiment; Lieut- Le Blanc, 4th foot ' who led the light infantry company of the regiment, itn- Oie.hate, y after the forlorn hope, and is the only sundvimr : ' Officer of the advance ...
... Morgan Hilliard. 91st foot, Capt. David MTntire. foot, Major Thomas Lloyd, lieuf. col. Ist light bait. King’s Germ.Legmn, Lieut George Boyd. Brunswick Light Infantry, Lieut. George Schartonis. British Officers Wounded, General Staff, Majors Gen. James Kempt ...
... own) Dragoons, to Ann Perceval, eldest daughter of the late J. Martyr, Esq. of Greenwich. — Capr. Edw. Kelby, of the 51st Light Infantry regt. to Sarah, eldest daughter of the late H. Buddon, Esq. of Shisdon Lodge, Cornwall. — Thos. Wood, Esq. of Hessle ...
... AlmAVicH fob. 11. —Tile Malta, Allen, in ballast from London to Antwerp, having shore the Sunk on Monday night, there being light at ,h ' ’ ~.fs L , off bv eight smacks and brought into 1 lids port* on Tuesday in safety.-Last week I-in eel-pout, inches ...