INDEX.

Abbot, a stingy, [41]
Abercrombie, Lieut.-Col., [213], [214], [222], [223], [232], [239], [258]
Abrantes, [244]
Adams, Drummer, [192], [193]
Ainhoa, redoubts of, [317]
Alaejos, [31]
Alba de Tormes, [30]
Albuera, [258];
losses of the 28th Regiment at, [214].
Albuquerque, [215], [239], [255]
Alcalá de los Gazules, [153], [157], [164]
Alcuescar, [216], [221];
fidelity of the Spaniards at, [235]
Alemtejo, [30], [213]
Alexander, the Emperor, [338]
Algesiras, [135], [137], [141], [169]
Aliseda, [215]
Allen, Capt., [145]
Almanza Creek, [198]
Almeida, [279]
Almendralejo, [256]
Andalusia, [152]
Anderson, Col., [122]
Anderson, Lieut., [205]
Andrée, Col., [231]
Anglona, the Prince of, [177]
Anstruther, Gen., [31]
Antwerp, Fouché throws an army into, [131]
Army, a partial remodelling of the [31]
Arnot, Major, [286], [287]
Arroyo de Puerco, [215]
Arroyo Molinos, [216], [233], [360], [361];
battle of, [224–232];
fidelity of the Spaniards at, [235], [236]
Ashurst, Lieut.-Col., [225]
Astorga, [43];
march into, [44];
departure from, [47];
report that Napoleon had entered, [64], [65]
Atchison, Mrs., [333], [334]
Ayamonte, [245]
Aylmer, Lord, [307];
his brigade, [308]
Badajoz, [259];
the Duke of Dalmatia ordered to reduce, [152];
siege of, [260–280];
horrors of the storming, [272–276];
a trophy from, [277];
losses of the British at, [278]
Bailey, Lieut., [216], [217]
Baird, Gen. Sir David, wounded, [122];
at Nogales, [61];
at Corunna, [113], [115], [116]; his corps, [32], [37], [49], [65]
Balbi, Signorina, [364]
Ballesteros, defeat of, [244]
Bandon, [330]
Bantry Bay, [329]
Barbate, the River, [154], [156], [158], [166]
Barnard, Lieut.-Col., [193], [262]
Barossa, [35];
battle of, [42], [189–200];
critical position of the British troops at, [202], [203]
Barossa Hill, [187], [209];
tower and ridge of, [183]
Bastan, [315]
Bath, Lieut.-Col., [193]
Bathurst, Lord, [144]
Batz, Fort, captured by the British, [131]
Bayonne, arrival of the Duke of Dalmatia at, [296]
Beguines, Gen., [163], [167], [183], [184], [196], [197];
ordered to attack Medina Sidonia, [153];
captures Medina, [159];
retires from it, [164]
Belcher, Lieut., [135], [136]
Belem, [252], [281]
Belnevis, Col., [286], [287]
Belson, Col., [150], [169], [171], [194], [205], [214], [258]
Bembibre, [48], [49]
Benevente, [37], [39]; confusion in, [40];
evacuated by the rearguard of the reserve, [44];
degrading scenes at, [49], [50]
Bennet, Capt., [68]
Bennet, Lieut., [204], [205]
Berasin, the Heights of, [300]
Beresford, Marshal, [246]
Bermeja Castle, [181], [183], [184], [186]
Bernadotte declines to surrender the French fleet, [131]
Berri, the Duc de, [336]
Betanzos, [90], [93], [96], [98];
crossing the bridge of, [94];
occupied by the French, [99]
Beverley, Lord, [253]
Bidassoa, the Lower, [308], [311];
Soult’s positions on, carried, [309]
Biscay, a privateer in the Bay of, [286], [287]
Blakeney of Abbert, Mrs., [277]
Blakeney, Robert, appointed to an ensigncy in the 28th Regiment, [1];
promoted, [2];
ordered to Exeter, [2];
at Colchester and Harwich, [6];
serves in the Danish campaign, [6–13];
ordered to Sweden, [14];
sails for the Peninsula, [17];
has a narrow escape, [97];
chased by a French patrol, [134];
his share of salvage-money, [139];
thanked in public orders, [140];
employed in carrying despatches, [141], [144], [146], [167];
Col. Browne promises to present him to Gen. Graham, [201];
wounded, [204];
recommended to Gen. Graham, [206];
goes to Cadiz, [206];
appointed to the command of a battalion company, [214];
ordered to take Prince d’Arenberg to Lisbon, [233];
joins his regiment at Albuquerque, [255];
gazetted to a company in the 36th Regiment, [255];
bids adieu to the 28th Regiment, [258];
goes to Lisbon, [281];
joins his regiment at Lewes, [285];
transferred to the battalion in the Peninsula, [286];
wounded at the battle of the Nivelle, [319];
travels in a hearse, [329], [330];
waits on Sir Henry Torrens, [331];
sets out for Paris, [333];
applies for a staff appointment in the army of Belgium, [336];
visits Brussels, [345];
copies of recommendations in his favour, [353–356];
has ophthalmia at Malta, [363];
married, [364];
retires from the army, [367], [368];
his services, [368], [369]
Blakeney, Sir Edward, [243]
Blood, Serg., [300]
Bowes, Gen., [147], [148], [259];
wounded at Badajoz, [266]
Bowles, Capt., [154], [164];
his company, [163]
Bradby, Capt., [109]
Bradley, Capt., [204]
Bristol Channel, wrecks in the, [4]
Britannia, the brig, [2]
Browne, Major (afterwards Col.), [86], [129], [133], [135–137], [140], [146], [150], [151], [154–156], [158], [159], [167], [170], [206], [240], [258], [331];
appointed Lieut.-Gov. of Tarifa, [144];
employs the Tarifa Volunteers, [145];
ordered to attack Casa Vieja, [153];
ordered back to Tarifa, [160];
to occupy the western point of Barossa, [183–188];
at the battle of Barossa, [189–202]
Bryan, Capt., [330]
Buchan, Col., [244]
Bunbury, Mr., [4].
Burke, Sir John, of Glenesk, [333]
Burrard, Sir Harry, [20]
Burrows, Capt., [2];
his incapacity, [3]
Bury, Lord, [333–336]
Busshe, Major, [226]
Caceres, [215], [236]
Cadell, Ensign Charles (afterwards Lieut.-Col.), [2], [84], [205]
Cadiz, [152], [163], [167];
sortie from, [168], [169]
Cadoval, Palace of the Duc de, [244]
Calcabellos, [49], [51], [52], [54], [57];
encounter at, [58], [59]
Calvert, Capt. (afterwards Lieut.-Col.), [42], [186], [191], [206]
Cambarros, [47]
Cameron, Capt., [103], [104];
his company, [102]
Cameron, Col., [311]
Campbell, Gen., [133], [137], [147], [149], [153], [169], [299]
Campbell, Sir Guy, [150]
Car, Dr., [326]
Carlos d’Espana, Don, [297]
Carrion, the, [33], [34], [35]
Casa di Santillana, [215]
Casa Vieja, Col. Browne to attack, [153], [154];
La Peña’s move towards, [177]
Castanos, Gen., [235]
Castello Branco, [279]
Castletown, [329]
Castro Gonzolo, destruction of the bridge of, [37], [41]
Castro Nuevo, headquarters at, [32]
Cathcart, Lord, [2], [8]
Cattegat, capture of a Danish frigate in the, [7]
Cerro de Puerco Ridge, the, [182], [183]
Ceuta, [208]
Charles V. and the Spanish language, [28]
Charles XII. of Sweden, [8]
Chatham, the Earl of, [127];
returns from Holland, [131]
Chiclana, [163], [180], [182], [198];
Marshal Victor’s advance from, [184], [186]
Chiclana wood, the, [193]
Cintra, the Convention of, [20]
Ciudad Rodrigo, [28], [279]
Clarke, Mrs., [330]
Clauzel’s Division, [298]
Clinton, Sir H., [316], [323]
Colbert, Gen., [59];
failure of his charge, [61]
Colchester, [6], [14], [127], [128], [133]
Coldstream Guards, the, [130];
defend Fort Batz, [131]
Cole, Gen., [296], [297], [298]
Colthurst, Capt., [341]
Colville, Maj.-Gen., the Hon. C., [262], [307]
Combemartin, [3], [4], [5]
Comus, H.M.S., [7]
Cone, Capt., [330]
“Confidential Reports,” [240–242]
Congreve rockets, [10]
Connaught Rangers, the, [268]
Constantino, [81], [82]
Coote, Sir Eyre, [1]
Copenhagen, fall of, [11], [12], [13]
Cork, arrival at, [331]
Corunna, a movement to decided upon, [36];
retreat to, [31–100];
arrival at, [102];
the reserve falls into position with the army at, [110];
arrival of transports at, [111];
conduct of the inhabitants of, [112];
preparations for embarkation at, [114];
battle of, [114–123];
embarkation of the British army at, [118], [124]
Creçy, [343]
Craufurd, Gen. Robert, [37], [39]
Croix des Bouquets, the, [311]
Cross, Col., [331]
Cuesta, Gen., incapacity of, [168]
Curragh of Kildare, the, [2];
an episode at, [148], [149]
Curry, Capt. and Mrs., [214]
Curry, Col., [227]
Dacres, Doctor, [91]
Dalmatia, the Duke of, [31];
ordered to Estremadura, [152];
in command of the French army in Spain, [296].
(See also [Soult])
Dalrymple, Sir Hugh, [20]
Danish Campaign, the, [7]
Danish frigate, capture of a, [7]
D’Arenberg, Col. Prince, [231], [333], [345];
conducted to Lisbon, [233], [244–253]
D’Arenberg, Prince Pierre, [238], [244]
D’Arenberg, the Duke, [345–351]
Deal, [128]
Debelle, Gen., [32]
D’Echiparre, Don Martin, [327], [328]
Denmark, the Royal Princesses of, [9]
D’Erlon, Count, [298], [299], [310];
his corps in the Pyrenees, [307];
reviewed by Soult, [309]
Desnouettes, Gen. Lefèbre, [43], [44]
Diego, Don, [220]
Dikes’ Brigade, Gen., [191]
Dikes, Gen., [193], [194]
Disney, Gen., [31], [105]
Douglas, Col. Sir James, [286], [287], [289], [309], [310]
Dover, [128]
Downy, Mr. Commissary, [226]
D’Oyly, Capt., [105]
Drunkenness, prevalence of, [54]
Duncan, Major, [193], [196], [197]
Dunmanway, [330]
Durque, Don Favian, [205]
Ebro, the, [294]
Echallar, [300]
8th French Regiment, the, [193]
18th Dragoons, the, [32]
82nd Regiment, the, [170], [179], [305]
87th Regiment, the, [193]
El-Burgo, arrival of the reserve at, [101];
ordered to evacuate, [105]
El-Burgo, bridge of, [99];
destruction of, [101];
repaired by the enemy, [110]
Elliot, Sir William, [333]
Elopement, a projected, [291]
Elsinore Castle, [6]
Elvina, [115], [118], [120], [121];
death of Sir John Moore at, [116]
Enghien, [346], [347], [348]
English, Lieut., [109]
Erskine, Sir William, [225]
Esla, the River, [37], [38];
forded by the enemy’s cavalry, [43]
Espeletta, [309]
Estremadura, [30], [214]
Exeter, two Spaniards at, [125], [126]
Farrel, Serg., [171]
Fascinas, [154], [164]
5th Regiment, the, [24]
15th Hussars, the, [32], [33]
50th Regiment, the, charge of at Elvina, [121];
at Arroyo Molinos, [224], [225]
52nd Regiment, the, [31];
at Benevente, [41];
at Calcabellos, [56], [57], [59], [60], [61], [62];
on the retreat to Corunna, [100];
at Corunna, [115], [117]
Figueira, landing at, [17]
Fitzroy, Lord Charles, [257]
Florinda, [207]
Flushing, siege of, [130];
capitulation of, [131]
Fontarabia, [308]
Fontebro, [293]
41st Regiment, the, [133]
42nd Regiment, the, at Elvina [121]
47th Regiment, the, [137]
Fouché throws an army into Antwerp, [131]
4th Regiment.
(See [King’s Own])
14th Regiment, the, [115], [118]
Foy’s division, [306]
Franceschi, Gen., [32];
his light cavalry, [94];
at Corunna, [113], [115]
Francis, the Emperor, [338]
Franklin, Dr., [326]
Fraser, Gen., advance of his division on Astorga, [43];
position of at Corunna, [113], [115], [117]
Frederiksborg, [10]
French 5th Corps, the, [214]
Fuentes de Oñoro, march into, [26], [28]
Fury Bomb, the ship, [14]
Gallegos, [80]
Gambier, Admiral, [8]
General Medical Board, the, [326], [363]
Gerard, Gen., [214], [216], [228], [229], [230], [236];
loss of his corps at Arroyo Molinos, [231]
German Hussars, the, [177], [178], [197], [226]
Gibraltar, [133],[205];
Lieut. Blakeney sent to, with despatches, [141], [144], [146], [167]
Gibson, Capt., [15]
Girlston, Capt., [330]
Giron, Gen., [217], [312]
Godwin, Capt., [146]
Gomm, Capt., [96]
Gonzolo Bridge, the, destruction of the, [37], [41]
Gore, Capt., [226]
Gottenborg harbour, [15]
Gough, Major, [193]
Gozzo, the Island of, [216]
Graham, Gen., [177], [178], [179];
in command of the British troops at Cadiz, [152];
directs operations from Tarifa, [153], [160];
advocates a sortie from Cadiz, [167];
gives up the command to his ally, [168];
sails from Cadiz, [169];
at Tarifa, [170–172];
his advice disregarded by Gen. La Peña, [180];
his preparations for the battle of Barossa, [183–188];
at the battle, [189–200];
his orders after the battle, [202]
Graham, Surg., [325]
Grajal del Campo, [33], [34], [35], [36]
Grenadiers, the, [77], [97], [98]
Grimelle, the Marquis de, [350]
Guadiana, the, [214], [256], [261], [271]
Guarda, [22], [24], [26]
Guards, the Brigade of, [86], [121], [190], [191], [194], [195], [197], [307]
Guia, the River, [56], [57], [61]
Gustavus of Sweden, [16]
Guthrie, Dr., [364]
Halket’s Light Germans, [311]
Hamilton, Gen., [216], [217], [323];
his division at Badajoz, [261]
Harwich, [6], [14]
Havelock, Lieut., [312]
Herrerias, [64], [66], [68], [69]
Hill, Capt. Clement, [221]
Hill, Gen. Lord, [215], [216], [217], [221], [227], [229], [233], [255], [256], [257], [298], [299], [300], [367], [368];
his corps, [302]
Hill, Lieut., [104]
Hill, Sir Rowland, [315]
Holland, expedition to, [129];
mortality of the British troops in, [132]
Hope, Capt., [196]
Hope, Gen. Sir John, [30], [37], [119], [214];
advance of his division on Astorga, [43];
position of his division at Corunna, [113], [115];
commands the expedition to Holland, [129], [130]
Howard, Gen. (afterwards Lord Howard of Effingham), [361]
Howard’s Brigade, Maj.-Gen., [224]
Huarte, [297], [298]
Huddleston, Lieut., [220], [259], [275], [276]
Huelva, the River, [29]
Hughes, Corporal, [233]
Humlebek, [8]
Hunt, Capt. A., R.A., [181]
Ilfracombe, [3], [5]
Isla de Leon, [181];
Gen. Graham proposes a sortie from, [153];
Gen. Beginnes’ anxiety about, [159];
the sortie postponed, [160];
entrance of the British General into, after Barossa, [200]
Johnson, Assist.-Surg., [161], [162]
Johnson, Col., [150], [151]
Johnson, Robert, [2]; killed, [266]
Joseph Bonaparte, [296]
Julian, Count, [207]
Keats, Sir Richard, [128], [129], [130], [140], [153], [160]
Kemp’s Brigade, Gen., [312]
Kennedy, Surg., [363]
Kent, H.R.H. the Duke of, [253], [351], [356]
King Charles, the, [8]
King’s Own Regiment, the, [18], [81], [115];
Sir John Moore’s approval of their action at Corunna, [120];
embark for Gibraltar, [133];
at Ceuta, [208]
Kinsale, [1]
Labaneza, [44]
Laborde, Gen., [112];
his division join main French army off Corunna, [111];
at Corunna, [115]
Lacy, Adj.-Gen., [183]
Lallemande, the Generals, [335]
Lamartiniere’s division, Gen., [305]
Lanz, valley of, [297], [298]
La Peña, Gen., [169], [177], [181], [198], [199];
sluggishness of, [152], [153];
obstinacy of, [168];
arrives off Tarifa, [175];
distrusted by the British, [179];
disregards Gen. Graham’s advice, [180], [183];
his retreat from Medina, [182]
Lardizabal, Gen., [177], [182]
Laval, Gen., [193], [194]
Lavens, Surg., [326]
Lavinia frigate, the, [129], [130], [131]
Le Brun, Gen., [231], [248–252]
Leggatt, Major (afterwards Col.), [286], [287], [309]
Leith, Maj.-Gen., Sir James, [245], [246], [262], [269]
Leon, [36]
L’Estrange, Lieut., [319], [322]
Lewes, [333]
Light, Lieut., [161], [204], [205]
Lindsay, Surg., [363]
Lisbon, [208], [209], [233], [244–253], [281];
an amusing scene at, [282], [290]
Lizasso, [300]
Llerena, arrival of Soult at, [279]
Lloyd, Col., [317]
Loftus, Capt., [147]
Long, Gen., [257]
Lorge’s Dragoons, [115]
Los Ayres, [114], [115]
“Louis XIV.” Mountain, [306]
Louis XVIII., [342], [343]
Love, Lieut., [41], [42]
Lugo, march to, [85];
the British army in position at, [86];
retreat from, [88]
Lundy Island, [2]
Lynedoch, Lord, [239], [240].
(See also [General Graham].)
McDonald, Col., [196], [197], [200], [206]
M’Kenzie, Lieut.-Col., [112]
McPherson, Colour Ensign, [318]
Maitland, Sir Thomas, [242]
Mallow, [2]
Malpartida, [215]
Malta, [363];
“Confidential Reports” at, [241]
Mancilla, [36]
Marmont, Gen., in the north of Portugal, [279];
retires, ib.;
his jealousy of Soult, ib.
Matthews, Staff-Surg., [325], [326]
Maya Pass, the, [296], [302], [306], [315]
Mayorga, [33], [37]
Meacham, Capt., [144], [166]
“Meacham’s Blind Nuts,” [144], [145], [157]
Medina Sidonia, [153], [155], [158], [179], [181];
captured by Gen. Beguines, [159];
captured by the French, [164];
La Peña’s retreat from, [182]
Merida, [215], [225], [256], [258];
the affair of, [257]
Merle, Gen., [62];
loss sustained by his division, [64]
Mero, the, [101], [113], [118]
Mitchell, Lieut., [137], [154], [165]
Mole, Col., [147]
Mon Cœur redoubt, the, [262]
Mondego, the, [17]
Monkstown, [2]
Monte Orgullo, [305]
Montgomery, Ensign, [318], [322]
Moore, Lieut., [204]
Moore, Sir John, [14], [115];
placed under arrest by the King of Sweden, [16];
reaches the British fleet, [16];
receives news of Sir A. Wellesley’s victory at Rolica, [17];
appointed commander of the forces, [20];
his address to his officers and men, [21];
relations with his officers, [25], [26];
true cause of his retreat, [36];
complains of the want of discipline, [52];
his views on Gen. Paget’s position at Calcabellos, [60], [61];
retires before Soult, [87];
issues an order censuring the want of discipline, [87];
directing operations in person, [101];
at Corunna, [111], [112], [116];
death of, [116];
effect of his death, [119];
character and bearing, [120];
circumstances of his death, [121–123];
outcry against in England, [125];
his knowledge of the Spanish character, [169]
Moors, the, [207]
Morillo, Gen., [231], [300]
Morillo’s Spanish Infantry, [224]
Mullingar, [365], [366]
Mullins, Capt., [204]
Murgeon, Gen. Cruz, [183], [184];
his part in the battle of Barossa, [199], [200]
Napier, Major, [121]
Napoleon, marching from Madrid, [36];
celerity of his movements, [38];
his dictum at Waterloo, [63];
reported to have entered Astorga, [64], [65];
his idea of zeal, [245];
news of his escape and return to Paris, [334]
Neufchâtel, Prince of, an intercepted despatch from the, [31]
Ney, Marshal, execution of, [341], [342]
Nichols, Col., recaptures Palavia Abaxo, [115]
9th Dragoons, the, [226]
9th Regiment, the, [133], [170], [191], [203], [204], [311];
marched into Badajoz, [277]
91st Regiment, the, [31], [100]
92nd Regiment, the, [224], [225]
95th (Rifles) Regiment, the, [31], [53], [58], [59], [60], [61], [62], [63], [69], [82], [83], [84], [100], [102], [103], [115], [117]
Nivelle, crossing the, [317];
battle of, [318–321];
French losses at, [322]
Nogales, [61], [67];
arrival at, [70], [75]
Northcote, Major, [196]
Oats, Private, [97], [98]
O’Brien, Serg., [172]
O’Callaghan, Maj.-Gen. Sir William, [337]
O’Donnel, Gen., [297], [298]
O’Donoghue, Capt., [137]
Officers, claims of, [332]
Olivenza, the Duke of Dalmatia ordered to reduce, [152]
Oricain, [297]
Paget, Gen., [31], [35], [76], [77], [80], [91], [95], [100], [101];
censures the conduct of the troops, [53], [54], [55], [56];
his position at Calcabellos, [57], [60];
his encounter with a paymaster, [78], [79];
strict orders of, [88];
orders the reserve to evacuate El-Burgo, [106], [107];
his connection with the 28th Regiment, [109], [110];
at Corunna, [115], [116];
Sir John Moore’s testimonial to his character, [123];
his services unnoticed in England, [125]
Paget, Lord, [32], [33], [37], [43], [48]
Palavia Abaxo, skirmish at, [112];
taken by Gen. Laborde, [115];
retaken by Col. Nichols, ib., [118]
Pampeluna, [295], [296], [303], [314];
sortie from, [297];
surrender of, [315]
Panniers, battle of the, [91]
Pardaleras, the, [262]
Paris, the Grand Review in, [337–341]
Parsonstown, [2]
Patten, Capt., [286]
Patterson, Col., [258]
Peniche, the roadstead of, [18]
Peninsula, the first day’s march in the, [19]
Percy, Capt., [253]
Phillipon at Badajoz, [260];
surrenders, [271]
Picton, Gen., [259], [262], [263], [267], [268], [269], [297];
his retreat at Pampeluna, [302]
Picurina redoubt, capture of the, [261]
Plunder, articles of, [92]
Plymouth, [124]
Ponsonby, Col., [197], [199], [206]
Portalegre, [214], [215], [238], [244]
Portsmouth, [14], [124], [133], [344]
Portugal, rainy season in, [24]
Portuguese and Spanish, contrast between, [27]
Portuguese sharpers, [209]
Potter, Lieut., [229]
Powder, a great explosion of, [111]
Power, Brig.-Gen., [262]
Power, Capt., [147]
Prussia, the King of, [338]
Puebla, arrival of the reserve at, [32]
Puerto, [300], [312]
Pyrenees, fighting in the, [296–307];
losses in, [301]
Queluz, the plains of, [19];
break up of the British camp at, [22], [26]
Queues, abolition of, [17]
Reille, Gen., [305]
Reserve, formation of a corps of, [31]
Reynosa, [293]
Rhine Mountain, the, [308]
Richelieu, the Duc de, [342]
Rifles, the, [196], [224], [225]
Roach, “Gentleman,” [72]
Roderick, the last of the Visigoth monarchs, [207]
Rolica, victory of Sir A. Wellesley at, [17]
Romana, the Marquis of, [35], [36], [44];
his troops, [313]
Roncesvalles, [295], [296], [302], [309]
Ronda, [153]
Rook, Col., [233]
Ross, Col. (afterwards Gen.), [51], [243]
Rousseau, Gen., [188];
his grenadiers, [188], [191], [194], [195], [197]
Royal City Regiment (of Spain) the, [177], [183]
Rueda, surprise of the enemy’s outpost at, [32]
Rufin, Gen., [188], [189], [202];
his division, [191], [193], [194], [195]
Sahagun, [32];
headquarters at, [33]
S. Antonio, [216], [217]
S. Cristoval, Fort, [262], [271]
S. Helens, [17]
S. Jean de Luz, [328], [329]
S. Juan, H.M.S., [139], [140], [141]
S. Lucia, [118]
S. Marcial, [305], [309]
S. Maria Bastion, the, [261], [262], [269], [273], [278]
S. Martin del Rio, [28]
S. Roque Ravelin, the, [260], [261]
S. Sebastian, [295], [296], [303], [308];
stormed, [305], [306], [307]
S. Vincente, the bastion of, [268], [269]
Salamanca, march to, [22];
entrance into, [29];
advance of the British army from, [31]
Saldaña, [33]
Salsette frigate, the, [129]
Santa Maria, [153]
Santarbas, arrival of the Reserve at, [32]
Santi Petri, the River, [153], [182], [183], [184]
Sarre, [312]
Sauroren, fight at, [300]
Savage, Private, [105]
Schelde, forcing the passage of the, [131]
Sebastiani, Gen., [181]
71st Regiment, the, [224], [225]
73rd Regiment, the, [42]
Seville, the Duke of Dalmatia marches from, [152]
Shaw, Lieut.-Col., [337]
Sierra Montanchez, the, [218], [224], [225], [226], [227], [231]
Simpson, Assist.-Surg., [324], [325]
6th Portuguese Regiment, the, [225]
67th Regiment, the, [193]
Skerrett, Col., [133]
Slavin, Sir Frederick, [259]
Somerset, Lord Fitzroy, [229]
Soult, Marshal, [36], [308];
approach of his advance guard, [38];
approach of his heavy columns, [80];
his arrival before Lugo, [87];
his advanced guard, [94], [107];
at Corunna, [112];
his position, [113];
dangerous situation of his army, [117];
his corps advancing, [233];
arrives at Llerena, [279];
retires into Andalusia, [280];
remodels his army, [296];
at Pampeluna, [297], [298];
retreats, [300];
disorganised state of his army, [305];
his tactics, [306];
prepares for a more general action, [307];
his positions on the Bidassoa carried, [309];
his defence when charged with treason, [342].
(See also [Duke of Dalmatia])
Sound, the, [6]
South Beveland, the Island of, [130], [131]
Spain, march of Sir John Moore’s army for, [22]
Spaniards and Portuguese, contrast between, [27]
Spaniards, dislike of by the British soldiers, [35];
their want of good feeling towards the British, [40], [41];
their character, [168], [169]
Spanish door, a, [71]
Spanish generals, tactics of, [182]
Spanish soldiers, courage of, [311], [312]
Sparks, Lieut., [185]
Spithead, [17]
Stanhope, Major, [121]
Stewart, Lieut.-Col., [224]
Stockholm, Sir John Moore at, [16]
Stovin, Sir Frederick, [10], [21], [136]
Stralsund, [16]
Stuart, Gen., [8]
Stuart, Gen. Charles, [32], [43]
Stuart, Lord William, [129], [130], [131]
Sullivan, Lieut., [229]
Sweetland, Mr. William, [140]
Tacher, Miss, [345]
Tagus, crossing the, [23], [213], [252]
Talavera, [35], [168]
Tarifa, [207], [208], [209];
march to, [133];
withdrawal of the French from, [136];
regiments ordered to, [137];
threatened by a second attack, [146];
a campaign from, [152–166];
British troops sail for, [169];
conviviality at, [170];
arrival of Gen. La Peña off, [175];
departure from, [177];
return to, [205]
Tarifa, the plain of, [164]
Tarifa Volunteers, the, [144], [157], [158], [160]
Taylor, Lieut., 28th Regiment (afterwards Capt.), [104], [330]
Taylor, Lieut., 9th Regiment, [146], [147]
10th Hussars, the, [32], [33], [37], [43]
13th Dragoons, the, [227]
30th Regiment, the, [133]
34th and 39th Regiments, the, [225], [226], [233]
36th Regiment, the, [256], [309], [316], [318];
ordered to reinforce Wellington’s army, [337];
arrives in Paris, [341];
removed to the Ionian Islands, and subsequently to England and Ireland, [363]
Toro, [32]
Torre la Peña, [164]
Torremocha, [215]
Torrens, Col. Sir Henry, [239], [255], [331], [336], [337]
Trafalgar Bay, [138], [180]
Trinidad, Fort, [261], [262], [271], [278]
“Trois Cents Corps Nobles, La Chapelle des,” [343]
Trotter, Lieut., fate of, [288]
Turnbull, Serg., [172]
20th Portuguese Regiment, the, [193]
20th Regiment, the, [31], [51], [100]
28th Regiment, the, [82], [85], [100], [102];
ordered to Kinsale, [1];
removed to Parsonstown and the Curragh of Kildare, [2];
on garrison duty in Dublin, [2];
in Denmark, [6–13];
ordered to Sweden, [14];
go to the Peninsula, [17];
with Sir A. Wellesley’s troops, [18];
inspection of, [20];
losses of, [24];
form portion of a reserve corps, [31];
a band of ventriloquists in, [45];
reprimanded by Sir John Moore, [53];
at Calcabellos, [57], [61];
in charge of the bridge of Betanzos, [94], [95];
ordered to retire from El-Burgo, [106];
efficiency of during the retreat, [108], [109];
return to England, [124];
ordered to Holland, [127];
arrival in, [129];
return to the Peninsula, [133];
ordered to Tarifa, [137];
garrisoned at, [169];
at Barossa, [188–200];
their losses at Barossa, [203], [204];
sail for Lisbon, [208];
at Arroyo Molinos, [225–229];
celebration of anniversaries in, [366]
United Service Journal, The, [330]
Valencia, [37]
Valencia de Alcantara, [235], [237]
Valladolid, [31], [32]
Vandeleur, Gen., [335]
Vejer, [154], [161], [163];
capture of an English merchant vessel near, [137];
retaken, [138];
move of the British army towards, [179], [180]
Ventriloquists, a band of, [45], [46]
Vera, [306], [312]
Victor, Marshal, [133], [136];
result of his inactivity, [181];
advances from Chiclana, [184], [186];
at Barossa, [195], [196], [198], [199]
Victoria, the Princess, [357]
Villaba, [296]
Villa Formosa, [26]
Villa Franca, arrival of the Commander-in-Chief at, [52];
destruction of stores at, [66];
arrival of Soult at, [280]
Villamur, Count Penne, [215], [226]
Villapando, arrival of the reserve at, [32]
Villatte’s Division, [198], [305], [306]
Villavelha, the pass of, [22];
bridge of boats at, [279]
Villaviciosa, [213]
Vimieiro, [17]
Vincent, Lieut. [319], [322]
Vittoria, [294], [295]
Vivian, Capt., R.N., [139], [140]
Voirol, Lieut.-Col., [231], [361], [362]
Walcheren, the Island of, British troops land on, [130]
Walker, Gen., [262];
his brigade, [269]
Walloon Regiment, the, [177], [183]
Weir, Dr., [326]
Wellesley, Sir Arthur (afterwards Lord Wellington), [17], [20], [168], [244], [256], [279], [321], [340];
at Badajoz, [266], [267];
his arrangements to meet Soult, [279];
arrival at Pampeluna, [298];
nearly captured, [300];
effect of his appearance on the battlefield, [306];
his successful manœuvring, [308];
extract from his despatch on the battle of the Nivelle, [323]
Wench, Col., [116]
Wheatley, Col., [193], [194]
Whittingham, Col., [177], [183] [184], [185]
Wilkinson, Lieut., [204]
Wilmot, Capt., [22], [23], [24], [29]
Wilson’s Brigade, Col., at Arroyo Molinos, [225], [229]
Woodford, Lieut.-Col., [130]
Yarmouth, [16]
York, H.R.H. the Duke of, [239], [285], [357]
Zante, the Island of, [42]
Zayas, Gen., [181], [182], [198];
in command at Cadiz, [169]
Zubiri, the valley of, [297], [298]

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