Страница - 106Страница - 108- Lacy, Luiz, general, at Ocaña, [92]-[4];
- La Carrera, Martin, general, at Tamames, [77]-[8];
- near Ciudad Rodrigo, [253];
- at combat of Alba de Tormes, [100];
- at Torres Vedras, [432].
- Lardizabal, Manuel, made a member of the Spanish Regency, [141];
- La Romana, Pedro Caro, Marquis of, his manifesto against the Junta, [6]-[7], [104], [106];
- joins Seville Junta, [40];
- commander of Army of the Left, [141];
- opposes Mortier, [214]-[16];
- aids the Regency of Cadiz, [324]-[5];
- defeated at Villa Garcia, [331];
- at Fuente Cantos, [333];
- joins Wellington at Lines of Torres Vedras, [432].
- Lecchi, general, in Catalonia, [18];
- Leite, Francisco, Portuguese general, commands at Elvas, [176], [188].
- Leith, James, general, commands the troops at the Zezere, [247];
- joins Wellington on the Alva, [344];
- at Bussaco, [355], [362], [374];
- his part in the battle, [388]-[9];
- at the Lines of Torres Vedras, [430], [441], [453];
- pursues the French, [471], [476], [478].
- Leon, surprised by colonel Barcena, [271].
- Lerida, siege of, [300]-[8].
- Linhares, Rodrigo da Sousa, Conde de, Prime Minister of Regent of Portugal, [193], [417]-[18].
- Lisbon, riots in, [416];
- Liverpool, Robert Earl of, his correspondence with Wellington, [168]-[9], [451]-[2].
- Lobo, João, general, commands at Abrantes, [189], [455].
- Loison, general, threatens Astorga, [221];
- Longa, leader of guerrilleros, [491].
- Lujan, Manuel, Liberal leader in the Cortes, [518].
- Macdonald, Étienne, marshal, Duke of Tarentum, governor of Catalonia, [299], [311];
- Mahy, Nicolas, general, commands in Galicia, [75], [218];
- fails to relieve Astorga, [226];
- his weakness, [485].
- Malaga, submits to Sebastiani, [150].
- Manresa, defeat of Schwartz at, [295].
- Marchand, general, defeated by Del Parque at Tamames, [77], [79];
- retires from Salamanca, [97];
- at Bussaco, [382].
- Margalef, combat of, [304].
- Marshall, Ralph, his disastrous attempt to relieve Gerona, [35];
- Martin, G., admiral, destroys French convoy, [62].
- Mascarenhas, João, Portuguese traitor, his capture and execution, [277], [448].
- Masséna, André, marshal, Prince of Essling, commands army of Portugal, [199];
- his plan for attacking Portugal, [163];
- character of, [207]-[8];
- at Ciudad Rodrigo, [246], [251];
- his mendacious report of combat of the Coa, [264]-[6];
- besieges and takes Almeida, [267]-[75];
- advances into Portugal, [341];
- at Bussaco, [365]-[85];
- marches on Lisbon, [390]-[403];
- at sack of Coimbra, [404];
- views Lines of Torres Vedras, [442]-[4];
- his difficulties, [449]-[54];
- dispatches Foy to Paris, [455];
- Napoleon’s remarks on, [456]-[8];
- retreats, [463]-[76];
- halts at Santarem, [477]-[9].
- Matagorda, fort at Cadiz, [319]-[21].
- McLeod, major, gallant conduct of, at the Coa, [262].
- Mequinenza, siege of, [309]-[10].
- Merino, Geronimo, ‘El Cura,’ leader of guerrilleros in Old Castile, [490];
- fights the French at Almazan, [491].
- Merle, general, his attack at Bussaco, [370], [385].
- Milans, Francisco, leader of miqueletes, [291], [293].
- Milhaud, general, charge of, at Ocaña, [93];
- routs Blake’s forces at Baza, [337]-[8].
- Mina, Francisco Espoz y, the elder, his struggle with Suchet in Aragon, [286];
- his exploits in Navarre and Aragon, [488]-[9].
- Mina, Xavier, the younger, ‘the Student,’ his exploits and capture, [116], [212], [283], [286].
- Miot de Melito, André, courtier of King Joseph, [152], [506].
- Monjuich, citadel of Gerona, assault on, [31], [33].
- Monjuich, citadel of Barcelona, plots to capture, [24].
- Montbrun, Louis-Pierre, general, discovers Lines of Torres Vedras, [437]-[9], [449]-[50];
- Montmarie, general, defeats the Valencians near Morella, [493].
- Moore, Sir John, his views on the defence of Portugal, [169].
- Mortier, Edouard, marshal, wounded at Ocaña, [96];
- Murcia, capture of, by Sebastiani, [327];
- his second abortive expedition against, [334].
- Musnier, general, his work in Aragon, [11]-[12];
- defeats O’Donnell at combat of Margalef, [304].
- Napier, Sir William, his remarks on Suchet, [308];
- Napoleon, Emperor, supersedes St. Cyr and Reille, [17];
- his plans for the campaign in Spain and Portugal, [197]-[201], [227]-[30];
- his divorce and marriage, [198]-[9];
- supersedes Augereau, [299];
- his orders to Masséna, [227]-[9], [247];
- receives Foy’s report from Masséna, [456], [458];
- statement of his plans, [459];
- his quarrels with King Joseph, [316], [505]-[6];
- schemes for annexation of northern Spain, [506]-[10].
- Navarro, Garcia, general, defeated at Falcet, [503]-[4].
- Ney, Michel, marshal, Duke of Elchingen, character of, [209];
- threatens Ciudad Rodrigo, [222];
- besieges Ciudad Rodrigo, [242]-[54];
- advances on Almeida, [257];
- at combat of the Coa, [259]-[66];
- invests Almeida, [267]-[71];
- with Masséna in Portugal, [345]-[51];
- at Bussaco, [355], [365], [368];
- before the Lines of Torres Vedras, [437], [449]-[50];
- retreats, [465].
- Ocaña, battle of, [91]-[6].
- O’Donnell, Charles, commands under La Romana, [215], [432].
- O’Donnell, Henry, officer of the Ultonia regiment, fails to take convoy into Gerona, [52];
- surprises Souham’s camp, [53], [56];
- in command of the Army of Catalonia, [219];
- surprises Guétry’s troops, [290];
- attacks Souham, [289];
- in Tarragona, [295];
- routed at Margalef, [303]-[4];
- reorganizes his forces, [312]-[13];
- opposes Suchet at Tortosa, [493];
- and Macdonald, [495];
- his successful northern raid, [497]-[9];
- wounded at La Bispal, [501];
- tribute to his activity, [504].
- Ordenança, the Portuguese, character of, [181];
- called out, [183];
- Masséna’s treatment of, and Wellington’s protest, [341]-[2];
- blockade Almeida and Ciudad Rodrigo, [345], [397];
- at the Lines of Torres Vedras, [341]-[4];
- capture Masséna’s aides-de-camp, [448];
- capture dispatches, [461].
- Orense, Pedro de Quevedo, Bishop of, made a member of the Regency, [141];
- refuses to take an oath of allegiance to the Cortes, and resigns, [518].
- Orleans, Louis-Philippe, Duke of, his intrigues at Cadiz, [521].
- Oviedo, captured and recaptured by Bonnet, [217]-[18].
- Pack, Dennis, general, at Bussaco, [355], [362], [379], [382]-[3];
- Palafox, Francisco, his intrigues, [104], [141].
- Pamplona, general, Portuguese adviser of Masséna, [163], [348].
- Parque, Duke Del, see [Del Parque].
- Pavetti, colonel, captured by the Ordenança, [340].
- Pelet, Jean Jacques, colonel, Masséna’s confidence in, [210].
- Peniche, fortress of, [188].
- Perena, colonel, his activity in Aragon, [11];
- Picton, Thomas, general, his quarrel with Craufurd, [266];
- Popham, Sir Home, raids coasts of Asturias and Biscay, [486].
- Porlier, Juan Diaz, ‘the marquesito,’ his activity, [83];
- Portugal, geography of, [153]-[66];
- Regency, the Portuguese, [193]-[5], [415]-[17].
- Regency, Spanish, the first, nominated by Central Junta, [141], [149], [514], [517];
- deposed by the Cortes, [518];
- the second, appointed by the Cortes, [518].
- Reille, Honoré Charles, general, in Catalonia, superseded, [17];
- Renovales, colonel, defeated by Laval, [10]-[12];
- Reynier, Jean Louis Ebenezer, general, takes command of the 2nd Corps, [215];
- opposes Hill, [269], [279], [332];
- joins Masséna in Portugal, [343]-[51];
- at Bussaco, [355], [365], [369];
- before Lines of Torres Vedras, [437], [442], [450];
- retreats, [465], [469], [470];
- at Santarem, [471], [475].
- Rovira, Doctor F., leader of miqueletes, [16], [42], [291]-[3].
- Saavedra, Francisco, made head of the Junta at Seville, [140];
- member of the first Regency, [141];
- deposed by the Cortes, [528].
- Sainte-Croix, general, his operations on borders of Galicia, [223];
- St. Cyr, Laurent Gouvion, general, his campaign in Catalonia, [14]-[17];
- superseded, [17];
- at Gerona, [30];
- his views on the siege, [48];
- takes command, [50];
- gives it over to Augereau, [53];
- criticism of his conduct, [63].
- Sanchez, Julian, guerrillero chief, [83];
- in Ciudad Rodrigo, [241];
- escapes, [248];
- blockades Ciudad Rodrigo, [447];
- renders aid to Wellington, [490].
- Sanson, French engineer general, his plans for siege of Gerona, [27].
- Santa-Fé, Mariano, Duke of, Spanish envoy at Paris, [509].
- Santarem, general Eblé at, [454];
- Santocildes, José, defends Astorga, [221], [225]-[6].
- Schwartz, general, defeated at Manresa, [295];
- surprised and captured at La Bispal, [498].
- Sebastiani, Horace, general, at combat of Ontigola, [89];
- Serras, general, commands province of Leon, [270]-[1], [483];
- his attempts to catch Porlier, [486].
- Seville, conspiracies in, [4];
- Central Junta at, [4], [68];
- abandoned by Central Junta, [139];
- revolutions in, [141];
- surrenders to Joseph, [143].
- Silveira, Francisco, general, commands the Tras-os-Montes, [176]-[7];
- Sobral, operations around, [414], [439], [440], [443].
- Souham, Joseph, general, his camp surprised by O’Donnell, [53];
- checked by O’Donnell, [289];
- defeats O’Donnell at Vich, [292];
- rejoins Macdonald, [501].
- Soult, Nicholas, marshal, Duke of Dalmatia, succeeds Jourdan as chief of the staff in Spain, [74], [81];
- Soult, Pierre, general, at Lines of Torres Vedras, [437];
- Sousa, José Antonio, ‘the Principal,’ member of Portuguese Regency, influence of his family, [193];
- Sousa-Holstein, Pedro, Portuguese ambassador, intrigues of, at Cadiz, [195], [520].
- Sousa, Rodrigo, see Conde de [Linhares].
- Stewart, William, general, takes British troops to Cadiz, [148];
- succeeded by Graham, [320].
- Stuart, Charles, ambassador at Lisbon, member of Portuguese Regency, [194]-[6].
- Suchet, Louis-Gabriel, marshal, his conquest of Aragon, [10]-[14], [282];
- Taboada, Francisco Gil, general, captures Puebla de Senabria, [270].
- Tamames, battle of, won by Del Parque, [77]-[9].
- Teruel, operations of Suchet around, [13], [284].
- Torrero, Muñoz, Liberal deputy in Cortes, [518].
- Torres Vedras, Lines of, [191]-[2];
- Tortosa, Suchet before, [493];
- O’Donnell attempts to aid, [493];
- blockade of, [496].
- Trant, Nicholas, colonel, attacks Masséna’s artillery train, [350], [355];
- Tremendal, combat of, [11].
- Valencia, José Caro’s domination at, [6]-[7];
- Suchet’s abortive attack on, [284];
- operations of the army of, see [Caro], José.
- Valverde, combat of, [215].
- Vaughan, Charles, his remarks on the Cortes, [523].
- Venegas, Francisco, general, military governor of Cadiz, [146]-[7];
- viceroy of Mexico, [149].
- Verdier, general, supersedes Reille, [18];
- besieges Gerona, [19]-[48];
- throws up his command, [49];
- criticism of his conduct of the siege, [64].
- Vich, battle of, [291]-[2].
- Victor, Claude Perrin, marshal, Duke of Belluno, operations of, against Areizaga, [86]-[7];
- commands 1st Corps in conquest of Andalusia, [125]-[33];
- receives surrender of Seville, [143];
- marches on Cadiz, [145];
- besieges it, [318]-[22].
- Vigodet, Gaspar, general, defeated in the Sierra Morena, [132].
- Villacampa, general, operations of, in Aragon, [11], [13], [282], [283], [286], [310], [339];
- harasses Suchet, [503];
- defeated at Alventosa and Fuensanta, [503].
- Villafranca, French driven out of, [295].
- Villagarcia, combat of, [331].
- Villatte, colonel, expedition of, [296].
- Villa Velha, bridge of, its importance, [158], [189];
- destroyed by Carlos d’España, [455].
- Vizeu, Masséna at, [351]-[3].
- Wallace, colonel Alex., his charge at Bussaco, [372]-[3].
- Wellesley, Hon. Henry, minister at Cadiz, [522].
- Wellesley, Richard, Marquis, his negotiations with the Central Junta, [3], [67];
- becomes Foreign Secretary, [168].
- Wellington, Arthur, Viscount, his dealings with the Central Junta, [1], [68], [72];
- retreats into Portugal, [107]-[11];
- his plan of defence of Portugal, [167];
- concentrates his forces near the frontier, [243];
- refuses to move forward to Ciudad Rodrigo, [245];
- criticism of Craufurd, [266];
- watches Almeida, [274]-[9];
- prepares to meet Masséna, [345];
- at Bussaco, [352]-[61];
- wins battle of Bussaco, [362]-[89];
- retreats on Torres Vedras, [393]-[413];
- quarrels with Principal Sousa, [415]-[17];
- disposes troops at Torres Vedras, [439];
- Napoleon’s remarks on, [457];
- pursues retreating French, [468]-[76];
- stops at Santarem, [476];
- his views on the Cortes, [522].
- White, Blanco, Liberal journalist, his views, [515] ([note]), [516].
- Wilson, John, general, operations of, on the French rear, [479].