Страница - 141Страница - 143- Galicia, Soult’s operations in, [170]-[95];
- Galindo, Mariano, leads a sortie from Saragossa, [119].
- Galluzzo, general, defeated by Lefebvre at Almaraz, [4].
- Garay, Don Martin de, Secretary to the Central Junta, declines the British proposal to garrison Cadiz, [26], [27], [29];
- his dealings with Lord Wellesley, [608].
- Gazan, general, takes part in the siege of Saragossa, [104], [107], [109];
- present at Arzobispo, [589].
- German Legion, the King’s, losses of, at Talavera, [510].
- Girard, general, storms the bridge of Arzobispo, [589].
- Giron, Pedro, general, commands at Aranjuez, [612];
- Grijon, combat of, [328]-[30].
- Henestrosa, Juan, general, commands cavalry of Cuesta’s army, checks Lasalle at Berrocal and at Miajadas, [155];
- Heudelet, general, sent out by Soult to relieve Tuy and Vigo, [262];
- relieves Tuy, [263];
- evacuates Tuy and Valenza, [265].
- Hill, Sir Rowland, general, Wellesley’s appreciation of, [304], [305];
- Igualada, combat of, [79].
- Impérieuse, the, frigate, commanded by Lord Cochrane at Rosas, [48].
- Infantado, Duke of, commands Army of the Centre, [5];
- at Cuenca, [5];
- his hesitation and delay, [6]-[8];
- starts to join Venegas, [12];
- his march to Chinchilla, [13];
- joins Del Palacio on the Despeña Perros, [32];
- removed from command by the Junta, [33];
- his intrigues against the Junta, [464].
- Jaca, surrender of, [408].
- Joseph Bonaparte, King of Spain, his position at Madrid, [2]-[8];
- makes formal entry into the capital, [13];
- his anxiety about Soult and Ney’s expedition, [377];
- dispatches an expedition to Galicia, [378];
- correspondence with Victor, [443], [444];
- leads his Guards from Madrid to pursue Venegas, [458];
- joins Victor, [499], [500];
- at the battle of Talavera, [527]-[54];
- his mendacious report to Napoleon, [565];
- retreats toward Madrid, [568];
- marches against Venegas, [569];
- his orders to Soult, [596];
- wins battle of Almonacid, [614].
- Jourdan, Jean-Baptiste, marshal, military adviser to King Joseph, his controversy with Victor, [151];
- his comments on the Spanish resistance, [167];
- sends orders to Lapisse to go to Alcantara, [259];
- at Talavera, [527]-[54];
- his orders to Soult, [596].
- Junot, general, Duke of Abrantes, besieges Saragossa, [110]-[19];
- superseded by Lannes, [119];
- removed from his command, [410].
- Junta, the Central, flies from Aranjuez to Seville, [21];
- its refusal to allow a British garrison in Cadiz, [26], [27], [29], [31];
- refuses to appoint a single Commander-in-chief for Spanish troops, [35];
- rejects the offers of negotiation of Sotelo, [169];
- the plots against, [464];
- its negotiations with Wellesley, [466];
- its fears of Cuesta and intrigues with Venegas, [468]-[9];
- endeavours to prevent Wellesley’s return to Portugal, [608].
- Kellermann, François Christophe, general, commands expedition to Galicia, [378];
- Lacoste, general, commands engineers at the siege of Saragossa, [104], [109], [115];
- Lafitte, colonel, one of Argenton’s conspiracy, [279];
- Lamartinière, general, left by Soult at Tuy, [188];
- relieved by Heudelet, [262].
- Lanhozo, combat of, [231], [232].
- Lannes, Jean, marshal, besieges and takes Saragossa, [1], [119]-[36].
- Lapisse, general, his instructions from Napoleon for the invasion of Portugal, [253];
- Lasalle, general, commands cavalry in Victor’s army, [150];
- Lazan, Marquis of, brings the Aragonese division to Gerona, [52];
- pursues St. Cyr, [61];
- fails to appear at the battle of Cardadeu, [67];
- his success in the Ampurdam, [73], [74];
- promises to succour Saragossa, [116], [120];
- unites with Francisco Palafox, [131];
- retreats before Lannes, [131];
- at Alcañiz, [417];
- at Maria, [424].
- Lefebvre, general, delates Argenton to Soult, [321]-[2].
- Lefebvre, marshal, Duke of Dantzig, defeats Galluzzo at Almaraz, [4];
- disobeys Napoleon’s orders, sent back to France, [4].
- Leval, general, at Talavera, [530].
- Lima-Barreto, general, at the defence of Oporto, [241];
- Lippe, Conde de La (Frederick of Lippe-Bückeburg), his reorganization of the Portuguese regular army, [208], [211].
- Lisbon, disturbed condition of, [200]-[1];
- Wellesley’s plans for defence of, [610].
- Loison, general, his disinclination to advance into Portugal, [192];
- hatred of the people of Oporto for, [243];
- sent out by Soult to the Tras-os-Montes, [262];
- resisted by Silveira, [267];
- attacks Amarante, [267];
- his difficulties, [267]-[71];
- occupies Amarante, [271];
- and Villa Real, [272];
- disapproves of Soult’s ambitious views, [279];
- checked by the Portuguese and abandons Amarante, [344], [345];
- retreat of, to Guimaraens, [346].
- Lusitanian Legion, the, raised by Sir R. Wilson, [168];
- on the Portuguese frontier, [199], [202];
- 2nd batt. of, sent under Eben to Braga, [228];
- at battle of Braga, [234];
- 1st batt. defends Alcantara, [441];
- engaged in Wilson’s march to Escalona, [479]-[570].
- Mackenzie, general, commands brigade sent to garrison Cadiz, [28];
- returns to Lisbon, [32];
- commands ‘containing force’ left by Wellesley on his advance to Oporto, [317];
- killed at Talavera, [541].
- Mackinley, captain, R.N., receives the surrender of French garrison of Vigo, [264].
- Madrid, formal entry of Joseph into, [14].
- Mahy, Nicolas, general, is defeated by Franceschi at La Trepa, [194];
- left in command of La Romana’s army, [375];
- retreats before Ney, [380];
- his descent on Lugo, [384].
- Maria, battle of, [423]-[8].
- Maucune, general, defeated by Carrera near Santiago, [385].
- Mayne, William, lieut.-col. of the Lusitanian Legion, governor of Almeida, [256]-[8];
- Medellin, battle of, [158]-[66].
- Melgarejo, governor of Ferrol, surrenders to Soult, [175].
- Mequinenza, refuses to surrender to Mortier, [409].
- Meza de Ibor, combat of, [153];
- Miajadas, combat of, [155].
- Milans, Francisco, leader of miqueletes, driven back by St. Cyr, [63];
- fails to come up at battle of Cardadeu, [67].
- Minho, Soult repulsed at the, [182].
- Miqueletes, the Catalonian, surround Barcelona, [38], [60].
- Misarella, passage of the, [357].
- Molins de Rey, battle of, [1], [70], [71].
- Moncey, Bon Adrien de, marshal, in charge of the siege of Saragossa, [91], [103]-[10];
- recalled to Madrid, [110].
- Moore, Sir John, his views on the defence of Portugal, [286].
- Morella, taken and abandoned by Grandjean, [410].
- Morillo, Pablo, leads Galicians against Vigo, [263];
- at combat of Santiago, [385].
- Mortier, Edouard, marshal, Duke of Treviso, leads the 5th Corps to take part in the siege of Saragossa, [103]-[12];
- operations of, in Eastern Aragon, [409];
- recalled to Castile by Napoleon, [410], [411];
- leads the vanguard of Soult’s force to Plasencia, [574];
- meets Cuesta’s force at Oropesa, [583];
- movements of, in the Tagus valley, [589].
- Murray, George, general, fails to stop the retreating French at Oporto, [340], [341];
- Napoleon, Emperor, his parting orders to Jourdan, [3];
- at Valladolid, [15]-[6];
- quits Spain, [18];
- his plan for the next campaign, [16];
- its impracticability, [18]-[21], [171];
- his dispatch to Soult on the invasion of Portugal, [175];
- receives news of Soult’s ambitious views, [276];
- his estimate of Wellesley, [297];
- his orders to Ney for the subjection of Galicia, [369];
- of the Asturias, [388];
- his criticism of Soult’s advance on Plasencia, [497];
- his rebukes to Joseph and Jourdan, [537], [565];
- orders the cessation of active operations, [618].
- Ney, Michel, marshal, Duke of Elchingen, leaves Saragossa, [91];
- joins Soult, [178];
- his difficulties in Galicia, [191], [367]-[70];
- captures Oviedo, [379]-[81];
- his meeting with Soult at Lugo, [391];
- repulsed by Noroña at the Oitaben, [396]-[7];
- abandons Galicia, [398];
- joins Soult in pursuit of Wellesley, [583];
- fails at Almaraz, [594];
- returns towards Salamanca, [597];
- defeats Wilson at Baños, [620].
- Noroña, Conde de, commands the ‘Division of the Minho,’ repulses Ney at the Oitaben, [394]-[7].
- O’Daly, Pedro, colonel, commands garrison of Rosas, [47], [50]-[6].
- O’Donoju, general, chief of Cuesta’s staff, [472].
- Oitaben, the, Ney repulsed by Noroña at, [395]-[7].
- Oporto, fortifications of, [240];
- Oporto, the bishop of (Antonio de Castro), unwise zeal in rousing the populace of Oporto, [198];
- gathers an army for the defence of Oporto, [240], [241];
- abandons the city, [242].
- Ordenanza, the Portuguese levée en masse, called out by the Regency, [197];
- Orense, occupied by Soult, [189].
- Oviedo, captured and sacked by Ney, [381].
- Paget, Edward, general, crosses the Douro at Oporto, [336].
- Palacio, Del, Marquis, escapes from Victor, [13];
- commands Andalusian force, [25];
- Captain-General of Catalonia, his slowness, [40];
- recalled by the Central Junta, [41].
- Palafox, Francisco, escapes from Saragossa to seek help for the garrison, [116];
- arms the local levies, [119];
- joins Lazan’s force, [131];
- retreats before Lannes, [131];
- intrigues against the Junta, [464].
- Palafox, Joseph, defends Saragossa, [92]-[136];
- Parque, Duke del, commands division of the Army of Estremadura at Meza de Ibor, [153];
- Parreiras, general, takes part in the defence of Oporto, [241]-[6].
- Patrick, colonel, his gallant defence of the bridge of Amarante, [267].
- Peso de Regoa, combat of, [344].
- Philadelphes, the, secret society in France opposed to Napoleon, [279].
- Pino, general, at Cardadeu, [66];
- Pizarro, Magelhaes, his futile attempt to defend Chaves, [225], [226].
- Ponte Nova, passage of the, [355]-[8].
- Portugal, condition of, in the spring of 1809, [196]-[208];
- Soult’s and Wellesley’s campaign in March-May, 1809, [222]-[366].
- Portuguese army, its history and reorganization, [208]-[22].
- Puerto de Baños, combat of, [620].