[785] Plus 4 wounded at the Guarena.
[786] Plus 1 general wounded July 16, died next day (Dembouski), and 1 general wounded and taken July 18 (at the Guarena), Carrié, and 1 officer wounded at Garcia Hernandez.
[787] And one odd company of its 3rd battalion, 61 of all ranks, while in the return of August 1, the 3rd battalion has 13 officers and 480 men.
[788] The 2/47th shows on July 15, 310 of all ranks, on August 1, 513.
[789] The fight at Castrillo is often called the ‘Combat of the Guarena’.
[790] This corps was organized in five ‘divisions,’ each of three companies.
[791] From 2/10th, 1/21st, 1/31st, 1/62nd, 1/75th, 3rd, 7th, and 8th K.G.L.
[792] Schwertfeger, i. pp. 480-1, says it was composed of the light companies of De Roll’s, Dillon’s, De Watteville’s (this is inaccurate, as De Watteville’s regiment had moved to Cadiz before the end of 1811), and the 3rd, 7th, and 8th K.G.L.
[793] 150 men were left behind from lack of room but sent later.
[794] 140 men were left behind from lack of room but sent later.