...understood that the means of conveyance 1 for horses at the disposal of the British Commander-in-chief are very limited : some additional conveyance may be procured in the port of Lisbon. VII. In order to facilitate the embarkation, it shall take place in three divisions, the last of which...

...understood that the means of conveyance1 for horses at the disposal of the British Commander-in-chief an very limited : some additional, conveyance may be procured in the port of Lisbon. VII. In order to facilitate the embarkation, it shall take place in three divisions, the last of which...

...purchasers. ART. VI. The cavalry are to embark their horses ; as also the Generals and other officers of all ranks. It is, however, fully understood, that the...horses to be embarked by the troops shall not exceed six hundred ; and the number embarked by the Staff shall not exceed two hundred. At all events every...