The Field-Day, or a Series of In-

fantry Movements of Attack and

Defence for a Brigade of Infantry,

forming part of an Army in the

Field; with Observations on the

several Manœuvres, shewing the

most advantageous methods of

applying them against an enemy

superior in point of Position and

Numbers: the Words of Com-

mand for the General and Com-

manding Officers of Regiments

clearly laid down with an Intro-

duction on the Duties and Quali-

fications of Commanding Officers,

Staff-Officers, Adjutants, and

others, in Line Movements.-

By E. Olferman, Captain 97th

Regt. Brigade-Major, &c.

No. 1.-Correspondence from the

Theatre of War on the Continent,

with Geographical Notes of the

Places mentioned therein: viz.

Grabow, Lauenburg, Trebbin,

47

Movements of a Brigade of Infantry

composed of Three Battalions - 48

Letter from M. de Sack, Minister at

Berlin, to Mr. Kahiransch

Intercepted Letter from Buona-

parte to Marshal Davoust

Position of the French Armies in
Germany August 10, 1813

Anecdote of a Cossack and a French

Officer

56

ib,

--

57

ib,

List of the Ex-French Generals now

at the Head-Quarters of the Al-

lied Armies -

Brevet after the Battle of Vittoria

Ceremonial of the Knighthood and

Investiture of Lieut.-Gen. the

Hon. Alexander Hope with the

Ensigns of the Most Honourable

Military Order of the Bath -

Major-Gen. Henry Clinton, Col. of

the 1st Batt. 60th Regt. to be an

Extra Knight of the Most Hon-

nourable Order of the Bath

Army Regulations, General Orders,

&c. continued from our last

Court-Martial on Deputy-Assistant-

Commissary-Gen. M'Naughton

58

67

68

ib,

65

ib.

GAZETTES-Military Dispatches, 67

Deaths, 97--Marriages, 98---Births, ib.