Brevet and Staff Promotions in British Army Listed
War Office notes dated Sept 6 1841 list Brevet appointments and staff promotions across multiple regiments including the Loyal Dublin Regiment the 92d Foot and the 10th 7th 1th and 23d Foot. It records officers to lieutenants majors captains adjutants inspectors purveyors and deputy commissaries with several names and postings to Canada Tilbury Fort and the forces. A later Sept 10 1811 entry also notes adjutant recruitings and supersessions related to half pay and absences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War
Briainr Charles Craven
Dublin
Mor Archibald M‘donnell
92D Foot
James Areatrong
10Th Foot
Colquhoun Grant
L1th Foot
George W. Paddon
7Th Foot
Coronel Charlee B. Everton
Pietd
Canada
Carleton
Reynes
Gedt
Tilbury Fort
Robert Hill
Mathew Delaval O'Meara
Richard John Anderson
William Dowler
John Palmer
George Stephen Nugent Hodges
William Filder
Tupper
John Walter Wilkinson
Charles Purcell
WH. Priemly
Joseph Trueman
Thomas Price
Robert Gilmor
Walter Porteous
Thomas Osborne
William ‘Telfair
William Miller
Edward A. ¥. Cowan
Thomas Clark
William Ruther
Thomas Lefevre
Alexander M'Naughton
M. Laffins
William Laidley
P.R. Wrbault
D. Kearney
John Laurie
Elisha Day
Thomas Bailey
George Manvijlg
Mospival
Robbert Jackson
M.D
Thomas Gunning
Robert Grant
28Th Foot
David Wood
Duncan M'lntosh
George Power
John White
Warren Champion
64St Foot
Enally
Lewis Mondo
Rederick Nave
Ers
Thodike Proudfoot
Tete
Great Briton
Ai Gray
Whee Gwynn
George Hodges
Spanish conflicts and French decrees in early 1809 reports
Movements of northern Spanish troops form a reserve army with aims toward Old Castile and Cadiz siege preparations. Napoleon decrees restrict French naturalization abroad and forbid service for foreign powers, detailing penalties and permissions.
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Bayonng
Ava
Spain
Old Castile
Leon
Salamanga
Opaviana
Weilingern
Andalusia
Cadiz
Cadix
Decree on French Subjects in Foreign Service
The decree states French subjects serving foreign powers shall not wear foreign uniforms in the Empire and must wear national colors. They may keep foreign decorations only if granted with consent. They may not enter France without permission and French diplomats in foreign service cannot be accredited at court. A French person joining a foreign service amid peacetime or war is deemed to bear arms against France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadie
Brizanda
Fourneaux
Empecinado
Abril
Onronares
Bellanca
Gariga
Henriat
Tarragona
Campo Verde
Campo Verte
Trianon
Araust
Napoleon
France
Courts of Justice
Wich Parsons Stall
Beny
Europe
Cape of Good Hope
Titus
Pley
Souths America
West Indies
Bermuda
Sumer Islands
South
Ang
America
Privy Council
Sergiy
Aros
Bahama
South Americs
Wid
United States
Amelia
Napoleonic dispatches and 1811 Europe military notes
Fragmentary excerpts describe General Brasarte's letter to King Joseph at Madrid about moving 5300 troops from Vittoria toward Burgos with 700 auxiliaries under Colonel Corvinier, plus Napoleon's letter to Joseph and broad Orders of Council on West Indies trade and import controls extending into 1822.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count Brasarte
Joseph
Madrid
Vittoria
Bagogne
Spain
Burgos
Pyrennees
Corvinier
Pampelona
Napoleon
Laurier
Daan Buorusu
Onder
Portugal
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EHL
London Gazeta
Davys
Y Davys
69Th Foot
James Dowd
Quinn
O'Brien
Broisarte
Ceneral
Miranda del Ebru
Fianen
Boston
Avea
Luaden
Uis
Parliament
Prien
Lesa Stocns
Ditro
Royal Canal
City Bonda
Everism Sraces
Bartey
Belfast
Cork
Drogheda
Dundalk
Dungarvan