Страница - 140Страница - 142- Infantado, J. de Silva, Duke of, created a member of the Regency [144], [145].
- Jones, John, colonel R.E., his remarks on the siege of Ciudad Rodrigo, [173];
- on the storming of Badajoz, [247];
- on the siege of the Salamanca forts, [371].
- Joseph Bonaparte, King of Spain, Napoleon’s instructions to him to send troops to Valencia, [53];
- he negotiates with the Cortes at Cadiz, [138];
- receives news of the siege of Ciudad Rodrigo, [188];
- appointed commander-in-chief by Napoleon, [298];
- difficulties of his situation, [301], [302];
- determines to march to Marmont’s aid, [385];
- authorizes Marmont to give battle, [395];
- marches north to join Marmont, [484];
- receives news of the defeat of Salamanca, [488];
- retreats to Madrid, [489];
- halts at Segovia, [492];
- evacuates Madrid, [505];
- orders Drouet to join him, [533];
- marches on Valencia, [574]-[8].
- Jourdan, Jean Baptiste, marshal, appointed Chief-of-the-Staff to Joseph, [298];
- his comments on the situation, [301];
- his Mémoire of May 1812, [303]-[7];
- urges Marmont to attack Wellington, [394], [395];
- his criticism of Marmont’s failure at Salamanca, [430], [473];
- marches with Joseph to aid Marmont, [488];
- and retreats, [489];
- urges evacuation of the Retiro, [507].
- Kempt, James, major-general, leads assault on castle of Badajoz, [239]-[40];
- takes command when Picton is disabled, [251];
- wounded, [252].
- Kincaid, John, his account of the sack of Badajoz, [261].
- King, Henry, major, takes part in defence of Tarifa, [112], [118];
- La Carrera, see [Carrera].
- Lacy, Luis, general, his raids against Igualada, Cervera, and Montserrat, [5];
- his quarrels with the Catalan Junta, [91];
- endeavours to starve out Barcelona and Tarragona, [94];
- his unpopularity, [91], [562], [563];
- his fruitless attack on Lerida, [564];
- dissuades Maitland from landing at Palamos, [571].
- Lafosse, general, governor of Tortosa, surprised and routed by Eroles, [95].
- Lallemand, general, defeats Slade at Maguilla, [523], [524];
- Lamare, commandant of engineers at Badajoz, [235];
- his able conduct in the defence, [246].
- La Peña, Canon, secret agent of King Joseph, [139], [140].
- Lardizabal, José, general, commanding a division in Valencia, [3];
- Leith, James, general, commanding 5th Division, his successful escalade at Badajoz, [245], [253], [254];
- Le Marchant, John Gaspard, general, commanding heavy dragoons, [219], [228];
- routs Drouet’s rearguard at Villagarcia, [277];
- with Wellington’s advance into Leon, [352];
- at Salamanca, [365], [374];
- at Pollos, [389];
- to Fuente la Peña, [399];
- at Salamanca, [403], [425], [447], [449];
- charges Maucune’s division, [450], [451];
- fatally wounded, [452];
- founder of Military College at High Wycombe, [452].
- Le Mesurier, Haviland, general, governor of Almeida, repulses Clausel, [281];
- his report on the defences of the city, [283].
- Leval, Jean François, general, besieges Tarifa, [116]-[29];
- Liverpool, Lord, his support of Wellington, [152]-[6], [349];
- sanctions Sir Home Popham’s naval expedition on coast of Biscay, [340];
- and Bentinck’s scheme for attacking Catalonian coast, [342], [343].
- Llerena, Graham’s operations round, [230], [231].
- Longa, Juan, guerrillero chief, [340];
- joins Popham’s raid on Biscayan coast, [553];
- joins Mendizabal at Bilbao, [557].
- Lübeck, sack of, by Bernadotte’s troops a parallel to that of Badajoz, [262].
- Luddites, the, riots of, [153].
- Macdonald, Étienne, marshal, Duke of Tarentum, recall of, [1].
- Mackinnon, Henry, major-general, at siege of Ciudad Rodrigo, [178], [180];
- killed in the storm, [181].
- Madrid, Wellington marches on, [497];
- Maguilla, combat of, [385], [523], [524].
- Mahy, Nicolas, general, commands Murcian army, [20];
- his abortive expedition against Cuenca, [23];
- joins Blake in attacking Suchet, [31];
- at battle of Saguntum, [36]-[8];
- his comments, [39];
- opinion of Valencians, [50];
- abandons Valencia, escapes to the south, [64], [68];
- occupies Alicante, [78];
- abandons Denia, [87];
- removed from his command, [87].
- Maitland, Frederick, general, leads Sicilian expedition against Catalonia, [346], [347], [499], [565];
- Majalahonda, combat of, [509]-[13].
- Malaga, surprised by Ballasteros, [535];
- seized by English squadron, [559].
- Marmont, Auguste Frédéric, marshal, Duke of Ragusa, sends expedition to Valencia, [53], [157], [161];
- receives news of fall of Ciudad Rodrigo, [187], [188];
- reorganization of his army by Napoleon, [190], [191];
- warned by Thiébault of Wellington’s advance on Ciudad Rodrigo, [192], [195];
- concentrates troops to oppose him, [196];
- retires to Valladolid 199;
- deprived of some troops by the Emperor, [203], [204];
- severely criticized by Napoleon, [203]-[6], [221]-[6];
- makes a raid on central Portugal, [243];
- concerts joint action with Soult against Wellington, [266];
- masks Rodrigo and Almeida, and marches to Sabugal, [283];
- surprises Trant at Guarda, [285];
- returns to Sabugal, [288];
- and Fuente Guinaldo, [288];
- escapes from Wellington at Fuente Guinaldo, [290]-[295];
- receives news of Joseph’s appointment as commander-in-chief, [298]-[9];
- sends in report to Joseph, [302];
- his partial compliance with Joseph’s orders, [310]-[11];
- his intercepted dispatches, [318]-[19];
- evacuates Salamanca, [354];
- his dispatch to Joseph, [370];
- waits vainly for Caffarelli, [370]-[8];
- retreats on to the Douro, [380];
- requisitions horses, [391];
- advances against Wellington, [397];
- long strategical movements, [398]-[417];
- opens battle of Salamanca, [421]-[37];
- wounded, [437];
- his dispatch, [469];
- criticism of his actions, [472]-[4];
- his report to Joseph, [488].
- Mathieu, Maurice, general, operations of, in Catalonia, [94]-[6], [563].
- Maucune, general, at Salamanca, [430]-[7].
- May, John, brevet-major, R.A., in charge of siege of forts of Salamanca, [362].
- Mazzuchelli, general, his skirmishes with Aragonese guerrilleros, [51].
- Melito, André, Miot de, Joseph’s minister, his comments on his master’s situation, [301].
- Mendizabal, Gabriel, general, commanding 7th army, employed by Wellington to harass Caffarelli, [339], [348];
- comes to aid Popham, [554];
- in conjunction with Popham captures Bilbao, [550]-[7];
- driven out by Caffarelli, [557].
- Merida, seized and evacuated by Hill, [130]-[2];
- Merino, guerrillero chief, his cruelty, [102].
- Mina, Francisco, guerrilla chief, [4], [6], [21];
- destroys Ceccopieri, [22];
- eludes Musnier, [23];
- his reprisals against the governor of Navarre, [102];
- escapes into Aragon, [103];
- seizes French convoy in the Pass of Salinas, [103];
- escapes from Pannetier, [104];
- his activity in the North, [190];
- defeats Abbé near Pampeluna, [198];
- his activity 548, [549];
- sends aid to Popham, [553].
- Miranda, José, general, at battle of Saguntum 36-[44];
- Mislata, combat of, [65]-[6].
- Montbrun, Louis Pierre, general, leads expedition against Valencia, [53], [76];
- Montijo, conde de, commands irregular troops against Suchet, [49], [52];
- besieges Soria, [198];
- with O’Donnell at rout of Castalla, [568]-[9].
- Morillo, Pablo, general, his raid on La Mancha, [134], [135];
- with Penne-Villemur threatens Seville, [274];
- co-operates with Hill, [520];
- marches with Hill on Madrid, [580].
- Mosquera, Joaquim, member of the Council of the Indies, created member of the Spanish Regency, [144].
- Murat, Joachim, King of Naples, failure of his expedition against Sicily, [341].
- Murcia, captured and evacuated by Pierre Soult, [80], [81].
- Murviedro, see [Saguntum].
- Musnier, general, [9];
- opposed by guerrilleros, [21]-[3];
- marches on Valencia, [57];
- attacks Valencia, [61], 69:
- relieves Tarragona, [94]-[6].
- Napier, George, major, at the storm of Ciudad Rodrigo, [181];
- Napier, Sir William, historian, his remarks on the surrender of Peniscola, [88];
- comments on the fall of Ciudad Rodrigo, [194];
- account of the storming of Badajoz, [247];
- of Salamanca, [407], [457];
- comments on Soult’s plan for retiring on Andalusia, [546];
- accepts Suchet’s version of his administration in Valencia, [560], [561].
- Napoleon, Emperor, his plans for the invasion of Valencia, [2];
- arrangements for reinforcing Suchet, [53]-[5], [80];
- withdraws troops from Spain for the Russian War, [83]-[4], [189];
- his plan for the subjection of Catalonia, [96]-[7];
- fails to foresee Wellington’s advance on Ciudad Rodrigo, [193], [194];
- withdraws troops from Marmont, 203:
- his criticism on the fall of Badajoz, [270];
- his forebodings about the Russian campaign, [297];
- appoints Joseph commander-in-chief of forces in the Peninsula, [298];
- further instructions to Joseph, [312], [313];
- his condemnation of Marmont’s failure at Salamanca, [396], [397], [431], [439], [473].
- Navarro, Garcia, treacherously surrenders Peniscola, [87];
- deserts to the French, [89].
- Navas de Membrillo, combat of, [131].
- Neveux, captain, exploit of, at Navas de Membrillo, [131].
- Nevill, P. P., colonel, his account of the sack of Badajoz, [263], [264].
- Ney, Michel, marshal, Duke of Elchingen, his views on the treatment of a garrison that held out to the last, [259].
- Niebla, the Condado of (western Andalusia), operations in, [107], [274], [539].
- Obispo, José, general, cuts French communications, [20];
- driven away by Palombini, [24];
- returns to Segorbe, [30];
- advances on Saguntum, [32], [35];
- arrives too late for the battle, [36], [38];
- at Valencia, [60];
- retires to Cullera, [65].
- O’Donnell, Charles, general, threatens Suchet’s flank, [20], [21];
- forced to retire from Benaguacil by Suchet, [24], [25];
- at battle of Saguntum, [35], [544].
- O’Donnell, Henry, conde de la Bispal, made member of the Regency, [144].
- O’Donnell, Joseph, general, captain-general of Murcia, reorganizes Mahy’s troops, [559];
- Ollorgan, combat of, [557].
- O’Ronan, colonel, at battle of Saguntum, [32], [37].
- Oropesa, garrisoned by Blake, [13], [14];
- taken by Suchet, its garrison escapes, [25].
- O’Toole, Bryan, major, commanding Portuguese caçadores at Ciudad Rodrigo, [179], [183].
- Oviedo, captured by Bonnet, [338];
- Pack, Denis, general, commanding Portuguese brigade at Ciudad Rodrigo, [179], [183];
- sent to Badajoz, [217], [229];
- to Portalegre, [291];
- with Wellington’s advance into Leon, [352];
- at Salamanca, [365];
- at Pollos, [389];
- at Salamanca, [411], [424], [425];
- his attack on the Greater Arapile, [455], [457];
- marches on Madrid, [504];
- with Wellington’s army moves North, [581].
- Pakenham, Hon. Edward, major-general, takes command of the 3rd Division before Salamanca, [352], [353];
- Palacio, Marquis, captain-general of Valencia, [20].
- Palamos, Maitland at, [571].
- Palombini, general, sent against Obispo, [24], [30];
- at siege and battle of Saguntum, [28], [33], [41];
- at capture of Valencia, [63], [65], [66];
- moved to southern Aragon, [85];
- checked by Villacampa, [100];
- summoned by Joseph to Madrid, [487];
- at Majalahonda, [509].
- Peña La, Canon, employed by Joseph to negotiate with Cortes at Cadiz, [139].
- Peniscola, held by General Garcia Navarro, [13];
- treacherously surrendered by him, [87], [88].
- Penne-Villemur, Conde de, threatens Seville, [229], [230];
- with Morillo makes a raid on Seville, [274];
- co-operates with Hill, [520], [522];
- routed by Lallemand at Santa Marta, [530];
- pursues Drouet, [543];
- marches with Hill on Madrid, [580].
- Perceval, Spencer, Prime Minister, his troubles, [151]-[6].
- Phillipon, Armand, general, governor of Badajoz, [235];
- Picurina, fort at Badajoz, stormed, [239], [240].
- Ponsonby, Hon. William, commanding cavalry brigade at Villagarcia, [278];
- at Salamanca, [365];
- marches on Madrid, [504];
- drives away Treillard from Majalahonda, [512];
- goes north with Wellington’s army, [58].
- Popham, Sir Home, leads naval expedition against coast-forts of Cantabria and Biscay, [340]-[8];
- prevents Caffarelli from joining Marmont, [378], [384], [393];
- his descent on the Biscayan coast, [550];
- his successes, [552], [553];
- captures Santander, [554], [555];
- captures Bilbao, [556], [557].
- Porlier, Juan Diaz, guerrillero leader, in Cantabria, [338], [339], [340], [555], [556].
- Regency, the, of Portugal, its financial difficulties, [145], [350]-[51].
- Regency, the, of Spain, its composition changed, [144].
- Reille, Honoré Charles, general, commands division on Upper Ebro, [4];
- joins Suchet, [7], [48], [52], [57];
- attacks Valencia, [61];
- appointed chief of the army of the Ebro, [96];
- his plan for the subjection of Catalonia, [98];
- fails to capture Mina, [104].
- Reizenstein, August von, captain K.G.L., leads charge at Garcia Hernandez, [479].
- Renaud Redoute, at Rodrigo, stormed by Colborne, [167], [168].
- Renovales, Colonel, his operation in Biscay, [556]-[7].
- Reymond, general, escapes from Graham, [230], [231].
- Ridge, Henry, lieut.-colonel, killed at the storm of Badajoz, [252].
- Rignoux, general, governor of Seville, alarmed by raids of guerrilleros, [274], [275].
- Rivas, Ignacio Rodriguez de, member of the Cadiz Regency, [144].
- Roche, Philip K., general, organizes a Spanish division at Alicante, [85];
- his operations at the battle of Castalla, [567]-[70];
- joins Maitland at Alicante, [572].
- Roda, combat of, [98].
- Rodrigo, Ciudad, siege of, [158], [161]-[86];
- defies Marmont, [281];
- blockaded by Brennier, [281].
- Rogniat, general, at the storm of Saguntum, [27].
- Ross, captain, killed at Ciudad Rodrigo, [170].
- Rouget, general, his campaign about Bilbao, [557].
- Russia, Napoleon’s war with, causes withdrawal of French troops from the Peninsula, [83].
- Saguntum (or Murviedro), its defences, [11], [16], [17];
- Salamanca, evacuated by Marmont, [354];
- Salinas (Puerto de Arlaban), Mina’s victory at, [102].
- Sanchez, Julian, guerrillero chief, his activity in the neighbourhood of Salamanca, [188], [220], [299];
- marches with Wellington on Madrid, [504].
- San Juan, José, general, rout of his Valencian cavalry at Saguntum, [37].
- Santander, captured by Popham, [554]-[5].
- Santesteban, general, in the Castalla campaign, [568], [570].
- Santocildes, José Maria, general, his half-hearted attack on Astorga, [386]-[9];
- Santoña, French garrison at, [551], [555], [558].
- Sarrut, general, joins expedition against Valencia, [53];
- Sarsfield, Pedro, general, his raid on Foix, [99];
- Lacy’s jealousy of, [563].
- Schepeler, colonel, his account of Blake at Saguntum, [43];
- and at Valencia, [66];
- seizes Cordova, [543];
- his notes on Suchet’s tyranny, in Valencia, [560], [561].
- Scovell, George, captain, his ingenuity as cipher-secretary to Wellington, [317];
- account of his file of ciphers, Appendix, [611]-[18].
- Segovia, Joseph, halts at, [492];
- occupied by D’Urban, [495].
- Severoli, general, commands a division on Upper Ebro, [4];
- Seville, attacked by Penne Villemur, [274], [275];
- stormed by Cruz Murgeon and Skerrett, [540], [541].
- Silveira, Francisco, general, commanding Portuguese in Tras-os-Montes, [219], [220];
- Slade, John, general, defeated at Maguilla, [385], [523], [524].
- Smith, Charles F., captain R.E., opposes evacuation of Tarifa, [122].
- Smith, Harry, 95th regiment, his romantic marriage at Badajoz, [264].
- Souham, Joseph, general, put under Marmont’s orders, [189];
- summoned by Marmont to Salamanca, [198].
- Soult, Nicolas, marshal, Duke of Dalmatia, Napoleon orders him to assist Suchet, [80];
- failure of his expedition to Tarifa, [78];
- disposition of his troops in Andalusia, [106]-[10];
- sends Victor to besiege Tarifa, [115];
- denounces King Joseph to Napoleon, [140];
- moves toward Badajoz, [243], [268];
- concerts action with Marmont against Wellington, [265], [266];
- retires on hearing of the fall of Badajoz, [269];
- reproaches Marmont, [271];
- summoned back to Seville, [274], [275];
- receives news of Joseph’s appointment as commander-in-chief, [299];
- his recalcitrance, [302], [309];
- threatens to give up command of Army of the South, [332];
- believes Wellington is about to attack him, [357];
- refuses to obey Joseph, [485], [492], [493], [495], [528];
- denounces Joseph to Napoleon, [538];
- begins to evacuate Andalusia, [539], [540], [557];
- at Granada, [544];
- joins Suchet, [545];
- results of his insubordination, [545].
- Soult, Pierre, general, seizes Murcia, [80], [81];
- Stewart, Charles (Lord Londonderry), his estimate of Craufurd, [186].
- Stuart, Charles, British Ambassador in Lisbon, [145], [148].
- Sturgeon, Henry, colonel, restores bridge of Alcantara, [333].
- Suchet, Louis Gabriel, marshal, invades Valencia, [2];
- takes Murviedro and Valencia, [2];
- estimate of his forces, [4]-[9];
- crosses Valencian frontier, [14];
- fails to storm Saguntum, [17]-[19];
- besieges Saguntum, [26]-[30];
- wins battle, [34]-[45];
- attacks and takes Valencia, [57]-[73];
- violates treaty of capitulation, [74], [75];
- deprived of troops for the Russian War, [84];
- his illness, [86];
- his threats to the governor of Tortosa, and governor of Tarragona, [259];
- and Blake, [260];
- receives news of Joseph’s appointment as commander-in-chief, [299];
- refuses obedience, [304], [309], [341];
- alarmed by reports of the Sicilian expedition, [345], [346], [500], [566];
- weakness of his position, [559];
- raises a war-contribution, [560];
- Schepeler’s account of his methods, [561].
- Synge, Charles, his narrative of Pack’s attack on the Greater Arapile, [455].