artiller

The nature of the country rendered the cavalry arm perfectly useless, and with regard to artiller} *, every advantage was on the side of the allies; while the difficult nature of the defiles through which theenemy*s infantry must pass, rendered them in some measure defensible by the small army under Lippe.

The Royal Military Chronicle 1812

I am forty % 6 add, that captain ouckling. of the Britifh artiller} ', was wounded with a bayonet in thebreatfi and left at P6lnte-a.

A Collection of State Papers Relative to the War Against France Now Carrying on by Great Britain ... 1795