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THE CAMPAIGN OF CASTALLA: APRIL 1813
Sir John Murray reports his army to have consisted of the following elements:
| Infantry: British, German, Anglo-Italian, Calabrese | 8,274 | officers | and men |
| Sicilian ‘Estero’ Regiment | 1,136 | ” | ” |
| Whittingham’s Spanish Division (6 batts.) | 3,901 | ” | ” |
| Roche’s Spanish Division (5 batts.) | 4,019 | ” | ” |
| Cavalry: British, Spanish, and Sicilian | 886 | ” | ” |
| Artillery, &c. | 500 | ” | ” |
| 18,716 | ” | ” |
The units appear to have been brigaded as follows:
Advance Guard, General Adam: 2/27th, 1st Italian Levy, Calabrese Free Corps, Rifle Companies of 3rd and 8th K.G.L.
J. Mackenzie’s Division: 1/27th, 4th and 6th Line K.G.L., Sicilian Estero Regiment (2 batts.).
Clinton’s Division: 1/10th, 1/58th, 1/81st, De Roll-Dillon, 2nd Italian Levy.
Cavalry: 20th Light Dragoon (2 squadrons), Foreign Hussars (1 troop), 1st Sicilian Cavalry, four Spanish squadrons[1062].
Whittingham’s Spaniards: Cordova, Mallorca, Guadalajara, 2nd of Burgos, 5th Grenadiers, 2nd of Murcia.
Roche’s Spaniards: Volunteers of Aragon, Alicante, Chinchilla, Volunteers of Valencia, Canarias.
Artillery: British companies of Holcombe, Thompson, Williamson and Lacy; Portuguese company of Cox, one Sicilian company (three of these companies were holding the forts of Alicante).