The Left of their Line suffers severely from a charge by JAQUINOT's Light Cavalry Brigade 421 VANDELEUR's Light Cavalry advances in support upon the left 422 Charge by the 12th and 16th British Light Dragoons 422 The French Cavalry is driven back 423 Advance of GHIGNY's Light Cavalry Brigade 423 VIVIAN moves his Brigade to the right, and opens a fire from two guns of his Horse Artillery 424 The British Cavalry engaged in this affair sustains a heavy loss 425 Disposition of the troops on the Anglo-Allied Left and Centre 426 Tableau of the Battle at this period 427 CHAPTER XII. Continuation of the contest at Hougomont 434 Attempted flank attack upon this Post completely defeated by Captain CLEEVES's Foot Battery of the King's German Legion 436 The principal buildings of Hougomont, including the Château, set on fire by the French 437 NAPOLEON prepares a grand Cavalry attack upon WELLINGTON's Right Wing 439 Renewed attack upon La Haye Sainte 439 Tremendous cannonade along the French Heights 441 French grand Cavalry attack 443 Its failure 446 Its renewal 448 Second failure 449 NEY, on being reinforced by KELLERMANN's Corps of Heavy Cavalry, and GUYOT's Heavy Cavalry Division of the Guard, renews his attack 452 This is most successfully resisted 455 NEY directs another attack upon La Haye Sainte, and advances a heavy Column of BACHELU's Infantry against the Centre of the Anglo-Allied Right Wing 458 WELLINGTON draws CHASSÉ's Dutch-Belgian Division from Braine l'Alleud towards the principal scene of action, and moves CLINTON's Division into the Front Line 458 Contest at La Haye Sainte 459 The 5th and 8th Line Battalions of the King's German Legion, on advancing to charge French Infantry in rear of La Haye Sainte, are suddenly assailed in flank by French Cavalry, and the 8th Battalion is almost entirely destroyed 460 Artillery in the Anglo-Allied Front Line reinforced 461