The second Column of the Imperial Guard charged in flank by the 52nd Regiment and 2nd Battalion 95th Regiment 532 Its defeat and dispersion by this charge 532 ADAM's Brigade continues its forward movement, supported on its Right by a Battalion of Lieutenant Colonel HALKETT's Hanoverian Brigade 535 State of D'AUBREMÉ's Dutch-Belgian Brigade 537 Upon the extreme Left of the Anglo-Allied Line, the Skirmishers of DURUTTE's Division endeavour to establish themselves in the houses and inclosures in the valley on that Flank, and become engaged with the Prussians in and about Smohain 538 BLÜCHER's dispositions 539 Formation and advance of BÜLOW's Left Wing for the Third attack upon Planchenoit, and of his Right Wing for a simultaneous attack upon LOBAU 539 Junction of the Advanced Guard of ZIETEN's Corps with the troops constituting the Extreme Left of the Anglo-Allied Army 541 General view of the disposition of the Prussian forces relatively with that of the Anglo-Allied troops 542 General view of the state of the Anglo-Allied Army at the period of the attack and defeat of the French Imperial Guard 542 Prompt decision and admirable skill evinced by WELLINGTON in seizing upon the advantage presented by the discomfiture of the French Guards 542 Advance of VIVIAN's Hussar Brigade to the attack of NAPOLEON's Reserves near La Belle Alliance 546 Disposition of these Reserves 548 Brilliant charge by the 10th British Hussars 549 Charge by the 2nd Light Dragoons of the King's German Legion 551 ADAM's Brigade, continuing its advance, reaches the nearest French Height, intersected by the Charleroi road, and on which three Squares of the Imperial Guard are posted 552 General advance of the Anglo-Allied Line 553 The Duke orders ADAM to attack the Squares of the Imperial Guard 555 The Earl of UXBRIDGE falls, severely wounded 556 The Imperial Guard retires from the charge by ADAM's Brigade 557 Gallant charge by the 18th British Hussars near La Belle Alliance 559 Charge by a Squadron of the 10th British Hussars upon a Square of the Grenadiers of the Old Guard; which retires, and eventually disperses 560