Страница - 127Страница - 129- O’Donnell, Charles, general, serves under La Romana, [43];
- commands in Valencia, [46]; sends succours to Tarragona, [507].
- O’Donnell, Henry, general, retires from command in Catalonia, [240].
- O’Donnell, Joseph, general, defeated by Godinot, [480];
- retires before Soult’s advance, [481].
- Olivenza, fortress, taken by Soult, [35], [36];
- besieged and taken by Beresford, [271-3];
- evacuated by Wellington, [446];
- blown up by Godinot, [454].
- Olivo, Fort, at Tarragona, storm of, [503].
- Orbigo, combats on the, [467].
- O’Ronan, colonel, leads the attack on Fort Olivo, [505].
- Ouguella, fortress, in Wellington’s position on the Caya, [449].
- Oviedo, evacuated by Bonnet, [466];
- recaptured by him, [586].
- Pack, Denis, general, commanding a Portuguese brigade, [3];
- skirmishes with Junot at Rio Mayor, [75];
- pursues Junot, [86], [133];
- at Redinha, [142]; Casal Novo, [151];
- on the Mondego, [199];
- blockading Almeida, [290];
- gives up command to Campbell, [351];
- pursues Brennier, [353];
- blows up fortifications at Almeida, [437].
- Palacio, Marquis of, commanding in Valencia, [479].
- Palamos, surprised by landing party from British frigates, [241].
- Pelet, Jean Jacques, colonel, his evidence as to Masséna’s campaign quoted, [140], [147], [174], [177], [338], [347].
- Peniche, fortress of, its importance, [7].
- Penne Villemur, Count, Spanish cavalry general, [272], [276], [377], [412], [597].
- Perceval, Spencer, prime minister, his correspondence with Wellington, [65-9].
- Phillipon, Armand, general, governor of Badajoz, [253], [270], [279];
- Picton, Thomas, general, commanding 3rd Division, [3];
- his description of the devastation of Portugal, [135];
- at Pombal, [138];
- at Redinha, [142];
- at Casal Novo, [151];
- Foz do Arouce, [155-8];
- at Guarda, [184-6];
- at combat of Sabugal, [190-6];
- at Fuentes de Oñoro, [330];
- at Badajoz, [408], [419];
- at Campo Mayor, [449];
- his management of the 3rd Division at El Bodon, [569-70].
- Pla, combat of, [243].
- Polish Lancers, 1st, charge of the, at Albuera, [383-4].
- Pombal, combat of, [136], [137], [138].
- Porlier, Juan Diaz, guerrillero chief, [207], [210], [211], [463], [468], [469];
- Pozo Bello, fighting at, during the battle of Fuentes de Oñoro, [317-18].
- Punhete, French bridge and dockyard at, [16];
- Quintanilla de Valle, combat of, [467].
- Ramsay, Norman, captain, his exploit at Fuentes de Oñoro, [327].
- Redinha, combat of, [139-43].
- Regency, the Spanish, deprives La Peña of his command, [130].
- Reille, Honoré Charles, general, enters Spain with reinforcements, [225].
- Rémond, general, defeated by Ballasteros on the Rio Tinto, [58], [128];
- and at La Palma, [129];
- opposed by the Conde de Montijo, [483].
- Renaud, General, governor of Ciudad Rodrigo, captured by Julian Sanchez, [587].
- Reynier, Jean Louis Ebenezer, general, commands division at Santarem, [9], [13];
- at council of Golegão, [78-81];
- his line of retreat, [131], [132];
- rejoins Masséna, [153];
- advises Masséna not to march on Plasencia, [180];
- at Sabugal, [182], [190-6], [202];
- at Fuentes de Oñoro, [311-48];
- with Marmont, [440].
- Ridge, major, commanding 5th Fusiliers, his exploit at El Bodon, [567].
- Rio Mayor, skirmish at, [75].
- Rio Tinto, Ballasteros defeats Rémond on the, [58], [128].
- Rogniat, general, Suchet’s chief engineer, [499].
- Roguet, general, commands division in Bessières’ Army of the North, [462], [463];
- sent on into Galicia by Dorsenne, [469].
- Romana, La, Marquis of, Pedro Caro, see [La Romana].
- Rouget, general, driven from Santander by Porlier, [472].
- Rovira, doctor, miquelete chief, [484];
- Ruffin, general, defeated and mortally wounded at Barrosa, [110-16].
- Sabugal, combat of, [189-96].
- Saint-Cyr-Nugues, colonel, his part in the surrender of Tortosa, [237].
- Sanchez, Julian, chief of guerrilleros, his raids near Salamanca, [201], [207], [213], [289];
- Santa Fé, Mariano, Duke of, his fruitless embassy to Paris, [215].
- Santander, stormed by Porlier, [472].
- Santarem, Masséna at, [1-22];
- evacuated by Masséna, [57], [82];
- occupied by Wellington, [88].
- Santocildes, José, general, interim commander-in-chief in Galicia, [212], [293];
- Sarsfield, general, defeats French at combat of Pla, [243], [246];
- Sebastiani, Horace, general, at Granada, [30], [31].
- Serras, general, commands division at Benavente, [463];
- Seville, weakness of, [31], [368];
- Silveira, Francisco, general, at Trancoso, [19];
- routed by Claparéde, [21];
- in Tras-os-Montes, [461].
- Skerret, colonel, his fruitless expedition to Tarragona, [519-21].
- Slade, general, cavalry operations of, [166], [187], [437], [439], [450].
- Souham, Joseph, general, joins Army of Portugal, [225];
- lends reinforcements to Army of the North, [464];
- at Burgos, [469];
- engaged in combat of Aldea da Ponte, [577-8].
- Soult, Nicolas, marshal, Duke of Dalmatia, commands Army of Andalusia, [9];
- his expedition into Estremadura, [23], [91], [92];
- takes Olivenza, [35-7];
- besieges and takes Badajoz, [38-61];
- returns to Seville, [62], [129], [247];
- marches to relieve Badajoz, [286];
- his orders from Napoleon, [363-5];
- advances and fights at Albuera, [377-94];
- his dispatch to Napoleon, [395-6];
- retreats, [397], [410];
- meets Marmont, [445];
- relieves Badajoz, [446];
- marches for Seville, [455];
- drives Blake from the Condado de Niebla, [475], [476];
- disperses Murcian army, [481];
- his operations against the insurgents of Andalusia, [593-4].
- Soult, Pierre, general, at combat of Sabugal, [193-6];
- pursues Freire’s army, [481].
- Sousa, José Antonio, member of the Portuguese Regency, Wellington’s suspicions of, [71].
- Spencer, General Sir Brent, commands troops between the Agueda and Coa, [297];
- at Fuentes de Oñoro, [330];
- in charge of northern frontier of Portugal, his instructions from Wellington, [408];
- retires before Marmont’s advance, [436], [437];
- superseded by Graham, his character, [551-2].
- Squire, captain, engineer officer with Beresford, [266];
- Stewart, William, general, [5];
- takes over Hill’s command, [5];
- superseded by Beresford, [5], [16];
- his blunder at Albuera, [376-400].
- Suchet, Louis Gabriel, marshal, commands in Aragon, [225];
- besieges and takes Tortosa, [230-40];
- ordered to take Tarragona by Napoleon, [485];
- his march thither, [487];
- besieges the place, [497-512];
- captures the lower city, [513];
- and the upper city, [525];
- marches to Barcelona, [530];
- captures Montserrat, [531];
- ordered to subdue Valencia, [591].
- Taboada, general, commands a division of the Army of Galicia, [466-7].
- Tagus river, the, Ney’s and Reynier’s plans for passing, [15], [78-80];
- Wellington’s precautions to prevent a passage, [73-4].
- Talaya, Major José Joaquim, commander of Campo Mayor, [254];
- Tarifa, held by the British, [98], [593], [594].
- Tarragona, besieged by Suchet, [497-525];
- Teruel, beset by the Valencian army, [507];
- by the Aragonese insurgents, [535].
- Thiébault, Paul Charles, general, governor of Salamanca, fails to catch Julian Sanchez, [201];
- supplies reinforcements to Masséna’s army, [300];
- his views on Marmont, [359];
- commands a division in the El Bodon campaign, [563], [571];
- accuses Marmont of weakness, [575];
- fights the combat of Aldea da Ponte, [577-9].
- Thomar, operations around, [86-8].
- Tillet, André, carries Masséna’s dispatch to Almeida, [350].
- Tortosa, importance of, [227], [228];
- Trancoso, combat of, [21].
- Trant, Nicholas, colonel, commands militia brigade at Coimbra, [7], [19], [133];
- Truxillo, occupied by Lahoussaye, [214];
- Valazé, engineer colonel, at Coimbra bridge, [137].
- Valencia, the Army of, [227-8];
- Blake in command of, [478-9];
- Suchet’s precautions against, [486];
- sends succours to Tarragona, [507].
- Valencia, kingdom of, Napoleon’s designs against, [539], [591-2].
- Valencia de Alcantara, evacuated by Spaniards, taken by Latour-Maubourg, [256];
- head quarters of Castaños, [597].
- Valladolid, attacked by partidas, [467].
- Valletaux, brigadier, defeated and slain at combat of Cogorderos, [466], [467].
- Velasco, general, second in command at Tarragona, [512];
- his escape, [524];
- votes to abandon Catalonia, [529].
- Victor, Claude Perrin, marshal, Duke of Belluno, at Cadiz, [30];
- forced to supply reinforcements to Soult, [93];
- learns of the advance of the allied forces near Cadiz, [103];
- defeated at Barrosa, [108-25];
- retires behind the Saltillo, [126];
- sends troops to Soult, [307].
- Vigo-Roussillon, colonel, his account of Barrosa, [118-20].
- Villacampa, general, commands Aragonese insurgents, [246], [535].
- Villa da Ponte, combat of, [21];
- Villanueva de Sitjes, captured by Suchet, [528].
- Villatte, general, opposes the Spaniards at the battle of Barrosa, [105-7].
- Villa Velha, bridge of, its importance in Wellington’s communications, [408], [438-9].
- Wathier, general, at Fuentes de Oñoro, [316], [322];
- Wellesley, Hon. Henry, Ambassador at Cadiz, correspondence with, [129], [184], &c.
- Wellington, Arthur, Viscount, disposition of his forces in Portugal, [1-6];
- correspondence with Lord Liverpool on the cost of the war, [65-9];
- his plan for attacking Masséna, [83];
- occupies Santarem, [86];
- his letter to Graham after the battle of Barrosa, [125];
- his plan for pursuing Masséna, [131-5];
- at skirmish of Redinha, [143];
- at Foz do Arouce, [155-8];
- crosses the Alva, [165];
- his tactics, [169-72];
- on the Coa, [189];
- blockades Almeida, [201];
- remarks on the surrender of Badajoz, [249];
- on combat of Campo Mayor, [265];
- directs investment of Badajoz, [279];
- at Elvas, [296];
- prepares for Masséna’s advance, [305];
- battle of Fuentes de Oñoro, [310-48];
- criticism on, [343-8];
- his anger at Brennier’s escaping from Almeida, [355-6];
- his remarks on Albuera, [399];
- goes to besiege Badajoz, [405];
- raises siege, [431];
- expects Marmont’s advance, [435], [436];
- his position on the Caya, [442-53];
- retires with his army into the Beira, [457];
- his plans for the autumn, [546-8];
- blockades Ciudad Rodrigo, [551-3];
- raises the blockade, [561];
- surprised by Marmont at El Bodon, [565];
- retires to Fuente Guinaldo, [571];
- and to Alfayates, [577];
- his errors in this campaign, [581-2];
- resumes the blockade of Rodrigo, [583];
- his plans for the winter, [584], [591].
- Wheatley, colonel, at Barrosa, [111].
- Whigs, their factious opposition to the Peninsular War, [66].
- Whittingham, Samuel, colonel, in Tarifa expedition, [99];
- Wilson, John, general, commands militia brigade at Espinhal, [6], [7];
- driven back by Marcognet, [20];
- on the Mondego, [161];
- on the Coa, [189];
- south of the Douro, [461].
- Yranzo, general, refuses command of the Catalan army, [240].
- Yriarte, brigadier-general, second in command at Tortosa, [232], [235];