2. GALICIAN RESERVES.
| Officers. | Men. | |
| Detached Troops in garrison in Galicia: | ||
| *Majorca (one batt.); *Leon (one batt.); *Aragon (one batt.) | 77 | 2,010 |
| Detached troops on the Portuguese frontier: | ||
| *Leon (one batt.); †Orense; and four detached companies | 48 | 1,600 |
| Total | 125 | 3,610 |
3. ASTURIAN RESERVES.
[N.B.—This force is exclusive of the troops under Acevedo in the Army of Blake. The numbers are from a morning state of December.]
| Men. | ||
| Detached Troops in garrison in Galicia: | ||
| ‡Covadonga,360; ‡Don Carlos, 335; ‡Ferdinand VII, 316; ‡Gihon, 586; ‡Infiesto, 489; ‡Llanes, 420; ‡Luanco, 400; ‡Navia, 528; ‡Pravia, 581; ‡Riva de Sella, 685; ‡Siero, 585. | ||
| Total | 5,285 |
4. ARMY OF RESERVE OF MADRID.
N.B.—This force, which fought at the Somosierra, consisted of parts of the Armies of Andalusia and Estremadura; its numbers have already been counted among the troops of those armies.
General San Juan.
| Men. | |
| From the 1st Division of Andalusia: | |
| *Walloon Guards (one batt.), 500; *Reina (two batts.), 927; *Jaen (two batts.), 1,300; *Irlanda (two batts.), 1,186; *Corona (two batts.), 1,039 | 4,952 |
| From the 3rd Division of Andalusia: | |
| *Cordova (two batts.), 1,300; †Toledo, 500; †Alcazar, 500; ‡3rd of Seville, 400 | 2,700 |
| From the Army of Estremadura: | |
| ‡Badajoz (remains of two batts.) | 566 |
| Castilian Levies: | |
| ‡1st Volunteers of Madrid (two batts.), 1,500; ‡2nd ditto, 1,500 | 3,000 |
| Cavalry: | |
| *Principe, 200; *Alcantara, 100; *Montesa, 100; ‡Volunteers of Madrid, 200 | 600 |
| Artillery (twenty-two guns) | 300 |
| Total | 12,118 |
N.B.—Of this force the following battalions fled to Madrid, and afterwards joined the Army of the Centre:—1st Volunteers of Madrid, Corona, half 3rd of Seville, Reina, Alcazar. The following fled to Segovia, and joined the Army of Estremadura:—Jaen, Irlanda, Toledo, Badajoz, 2nd Volunteers of Madrid, Walloon Guards, and half 3rd of Seville.