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... Frederick Baron You, from the Ist light dragoons, to be captain, with temporary rank, vice Groche, promoted. Cornet George Meister to be lieutenant, vice Wensc. Serjeant ■ Koch to be cornet, vice Meistcr. \it battalion,-Infantry, of the Line, Ensign Leopold ...
... Foot, halt, l.ieiit. I.rnnoa. Brunswick Light Infantry Captain Mernfrldt; Lieut. Hortwig. Il'ounded. October 24, 1812. 1'll.ighinrtgoons— Lieutenant! Lye and Knipe. l‘Jth Light Oingunns—Lieut. Taylor. I6tb Light Dragoons—Captain Murray t Lieu. Lockhart ...
... the Argyllshire fcncihJe infantry, William Thomas, of the 4l»i foot, folih Michel, the light dragoons, Stephen TrottcE, the bite 112 th foot.—To COLONELS the Army. MAJORS William Oth. Hamilton, of the Antient Iri»h infantry. James Wheeler Unwin, th« ...
... s Gammel, Grant, and Morion, j pll slightly,—Chasseurs Hrilanniques—Lieutenant Uefief, severely.—Duke of Brunswick’s light 1 Infantry—Lieutenant .Liznewsky,-slightly.—l7th Portuguese regiment the line—Captain Max- I veil, severely ; Lieutenant Jose Fortin ...
... (Mirchase. Ensir.n Thomas Markay, from the f''ot. t» be cornet, without purchase, vice T. ProWhc, promoted Ilk raiment rtf Light Dragoons, Wm. fear'ingtob Hanand Rowley, gcnl. corn- 1, without purchase. 8/A data. Brevet Lieutenant.Colonel John Ormsby Vandcleur ...
... Guards,3squadrons; 12th Light Dragoons, 3 squadrons; 2d Light Dragoons, King’s German Legion—Major-General Linsingen. 43d Foot Light Infantry,2d battalion; 52d ditto, ditio, ditto 95th, Rifles, companies—Major-Gen. Stewart. Ist Light King’s ...
... the French cavalry, about two thousand in number, and placed himself at Majalahonda, with the Portuguese cavalry and the light infantry of the King's German Legion at Las Koyas, about three quarters of a mile distant. The enemy’s cavalry which had been driven ...
... particularises Captain Taylor, 4Hth regiment, brigade Major the Ist brigade, Lieutenant Le Blanc, nfihedth 01, who led the light infantry cumpanv of the irgimenl immediately after the forlorn hope, and is the only survi jog officer of the advance. Major-General ...
... American Rangers. Sit John Callcndar, on halftuv of the 29th Light Dragoons. John Murray, on half-pay of the 96th loot. Sir Charles Green, knt. ol the 30th foot. St, Lever, of the >27ih Light Dragoons. Henry Megan, the 39th foot. Richard Nor they Hopkins ...
... his Majesty did not leave the Lodge Windsor to take his usual ride. ', -i 1 City Light Horse.—Wednesday morning, between f» and 10 (•’clm k, the regiment of City Light Ilnrse mustered at their head-quarters, the top ot GrayVlnn-laiu*, for the purpose ...
... in a few days : To to I'.ngtand—lSlh regt. Ith, 16th, S3d, 25(11, 27th. 2«(h, 3(Hh, 33d, 351h, 371h, 39th, 41st, |2d, 4IIh, 51st, 54th, 591h, 69th, 7»th, 791h, Hist. 92d, Ist hatt. Guards—36lh, 62d, 64th, doubtful to remaining or not. remain Ist Guards ...
... Champagne’i Regiment of Infantry. • Serjesnt-Maior James Henderson, from the 31st foot, to be adjutant. Anthony Macilroy, from the 51st foot, to be quarter-master Gilbert Hall, gent, tobesargeon. Colonel Ramsay’s Regiment qf Infantry. To be Captains—lieutenant ...