[166] The February figures for Victor’s men présents sous les armes are:—
| 1st Division, Ruffin | 5,429 |
| 3rd Division, Villatte | 6,376 |
| German Division [deducting one battalion] | 3,127 |
| Corps-cavalry [two regiments] | 1,386 |
| Latour-Maubourg’s dragoons | 2,527 |
| Lasalle’s three regiments | 1,121 |
| Westphalian Chevaux-Légers | 487 |
| Artillery of 1st Corps | 1,523 |
| Leval’s artillery (two batteries) | 184 |
| Total | 22,160 |
[167] One Hessian battalion was still absent, in garrison at Segovia, so the total of the division was not much over 3,000.
[168] Jourdan’s Mémoires, p. 182.
[169] Apparently the Westphalian Chevaux Légers, which had hitherto been attached to Leval’s German division.
[170] Four more had to be left behind in the fortress.
[171] Jourdan, p. 182.
[172] Rocca, p. 268.
[173] See [pp. 162-3].
[174] The Spanish statements that Cuesta had only 2,200 horse seem disproved by a letter from Cuesta’s camp, Col. D’Urban to Cradock (April 7), to the effect that Cuesta had already rallied, after Medellin, fully 3,000 horse, but only 6,000 or 7,000 foot [Record Office].