[736] 1/10th, 1/81st, 1/58th, 4th and 6th Line battalions K.G.L., and parts of the foreign battalions of De Roll, Dillon, and the Calabrian Free Corps. See table in [Appendix XIV]. The total was 248 officers, and 6,643 rank and file.
[737] Clarke’s dispatch with the information was dated June 9th.
[738] Two of them dated July 22 and August 12 did ultimately fall into his hands, but only after the victory of Salamanca. See below, [pp. 617-18].
[739] See Schepeler, pp. 617 and 623.
[740] Of the 44th Line.
[741] The 13th Cuirassiers and 24th Dragoons.
[742] The 116th Line, 2 battalions.
[743] The 1st Léger, 3 battalions.
[744] The 7th Line, 2 battalions.