Killed. Wounded. Missing.
Off. Men. Off. Men. Off. Men. Total.
2nd Division:
Byng’s Brigade:
1/3rd Foot 2 2
1/57th Foot 2 2 59 63
1st Provisional Batt.
(2/31st & 2/66th)
1 4 5
Brigade Total 2 3 65 70
3rd Division: no losses.
4th Division (Cole):
Anson’s Brigade:
3/27th Foot 2 41 9 195 7 254
1/40th Foot 1 19 4 105 129
1/48th Foot 2 10 8 104 11 135
2nd Provisional Batt.
(2nd & 2/53rd)
1 1 18 20
Ross’s Brigade:
1/7th Foot 1 46 10 159 1 217
1/20th Foot 1 23 5 79 108
1/23rd Foot 2 16 4 59 81
1 company
Brunswick-Oels
1 3 1 5
Divisional Total 9 157 41 722 1 19 949
6th Division (Pack):
Stirling’s Brigade:
1/42nd Foot 3 19 22
1/79th Foot 4 1 30 35
1/91st Foot 12 6 92 2 112
1 company 5/60th 1 4 5
Lambert’s Brigade:
1/11th Foot 5 4 42 51
1/32nd Foot 1 23 24
1/36th Foot 2 16 18
1/61st Foot 2 2 58 62
Divisional Total 27 16 284 2 329
Artillery 6 6
General Staff 2 2 4
Total British 11 186 62 1,077 1 21 1,358
Total Portuguese 3 160 45 850 44 1,102
General Total 14 346 107 2,034 1 65 2,460

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BRITISH LOSSES AT SECOND SORAUREN:
JULY 30

Killed. Wounded. Missing.
Off. Men. Off. Men. Off. Men. Total.
2nd Division:
Byng’s Brigade:
1/3rd Foot 1 3 1 25 30
1/57th Foot 2 2 33 37
1st Provisional Batt.
(2/31st & 2/66th)
1 5 6 52 64
Brigade Total 2 10 9 110 131
3rd Division (Picton):
Brisbane’s Brigade:
1/45th Foot 1 7 8
5/60th (4 companies) 2 1 28 31
74th Foot 1 6 4 38 49
1/88th Foot 1 1
Brigade Total 1 8 6 74 89
Colville’s Brigade: no casualties.
4th Division (Cole):
Anson’s Brigade:
3/27th Foot
1/40th Foot 1 6 7
1/48th Foot
2nd Provisional Batt.
(2nd & 2/53rd)
6 6
Brigade Total 1 12 13
Ross’s Brigade: no casualties.
6th Division (Pakenham):
Stirling’s Brigade:
1/42nd Foot 1 7 8
1/79th Foot 1 17 18
1/91st Foot 1 1 7 9
Lambert’s Brigade:
1/11th Foot 2 20 1 23
1/32nd Foot 3 2 28 33
1/36th Foot 6 1 19 26
1/61st Foot 1 2 10 13
Divisional Total 15 6 108 1 130
7th Division (Dalhousie):
Barnes’s Brigade:
1/6th Foot 1 5 1 7
3rd Provisional Batt.
(2/24th & 2/58th)
1 2 3
Brunswick-Oels
(9 companies)
2 1 14 17
Inglis’s Brigade:
51st Foot 2 22 24
68th Foot 1 3 3 16 23
1/82nd Foot 9 7 76 92
Chasseurs Britanniques 1 12 9 19 4 45
Divisional Total 2 29 20 141 19 211
Artillery 1 8 9
General British Total 5 62 42 448 20 583

Portuguese total unascertainable; the casualties of 2nd Sorauren and Beunza, fought on the same day, being lumped together in the return at 1,120. But at 2nd Sorauren they were fairly light: from the fact that Stubbs’s Portuguese brigade had 6 officer-casualties this day, Lecor’s 4, and Madden’s 3, it might be guessed that the ‘other ranks’ casualties may have been about 300 in all.

COMBAT OF BEUNZA. JULY 30

Killed. Wounded. Missing.
Off. Men. Off. Men. Off. Men. Total.
Fitzgerald’s (late Cameron’s) Brigade:
1/50th 3 2 14 2 9 30
1/71st 8 1 28 13 50
1/92nd 9 1 26 1 37
Pringle’s Brigade:
1/28th
2/34th 1 5 1 15 9 31
1/39th 3 3
General Staff 1 1
Cavalry (14th Light Dragoons
and 1st Hussars K.G.L.)
1 2 2 5
Total 1 25 7 88 2 34 157

Portuguese losses heavy. Ashworth’s brigade had 12 officer-casualties, Da Costa’s 18; this at the usual rate should mean about 600 casualties of all ranks.

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BRITISH CASUALTIES IN MINOR ENGAGEMENTS:
JULY 31-AUGUST 2, 1813