[390] 28th and 75th, the remaining brigade of the 1st Division of the 4th Corps, which never joined Sebastiani in Andalusia.
[391] 26th Chasseurs and 3rd Dutch Hussars.
[392] 17th, 18th, 19th, and 27th Dragoons, only two squadrons each—only 1,300 men.
[393] As a sample of their behaviour it may be mentioned that the whole guard of the south gate of Toledo once marched off to join the insurgents, officers and all.
[394] Wellington to Masséna, Sept. 9 and Sept. 24.
[395] Masséna to Wellington, Sept. 14, from Fort Concepcion (Archives du Ministère de la Guerre).
[396] In the Archives du Ministère de la Guerre, see [Appendix] to this vol.
[397] For details see the Tables in the [Appendix]. All the troops left behind have been rigidly deducted. The figures given by Fririon, 59,806, are not quite exact, see proofs in Appendix: he makes some troops enter Portugal which were left as garrisons, and on the other hand omits whole battalions which marched, as if they had never existed.
[398] The troops left behind were the fifth battalion of the 82nd, the fourth battalions of the 15th and 86th, and a provisional battalion of convalescents, or about 2,000 infantry; a squadron of the 3rd Dragoons (157 men), the whole of the 10th Dragoons (718 men) under Gardanne, and some 800 men belonging to the siege-train and park.
[399] To Cotton and to Leith, both dated Sept. 17.