Страница - 150Страница - 152- Napier, William, colonel, historian, his comments on Clausel’s retreat, [18 and note], [40 n.];
- on siege of Burgos, [49], [77];
- on Wellington’s retreat to Rodrigo, [133], [145 n.], [149 n.];
- on Wellington’s campaign of 1812, [170];
- his criticism of Jourdan at Vittoria, [389];
- reports Wellington’s account of his scheme for encircling Soult, [717].
- Napoleon, Emperor, nominates Reille to command army of Portugal, [33];
- receives news of Joseph’s quarrel with Soult, [89];
- his dissatisfaction with conduct of the War in Spain, [168-9], [218];
- his disastrous retreat from Russia, [185], [215], [239], [241];
- supersedes Caffarelli by Clausel, [193];
- his delusions regarding the war in Spain, [250], [251];
- his victories at Bautzen and Lützen, [355], [360];
- anger at Foy’s re-crossing the Bidassoa, [487];
- receives the news of Vittoria, [547];
- his appreciation of Wellington’s schemes on the Pyrenean frontier, [557];
- his perversions of Soult’s dispatches, [640], [641].
- O’Callaghan, Hon. R. W., colonel, at Vittoria, [401], [419];
- Ocaña, combat of, [93].
- O’Donnell, Enrique, Conde de Abispal, succeeds Ballasteros in command of Army of Andalusia, [63], [307];
- takes the forts of Pancorbo, [528];
- blockades Pampeluna, [528];
- marches to join Hill, [704].
- O’Donoju, Juan, general, Spanish minister of war, [205];
- Wellington’s censures on, [347].
- Ompteda, Christian, colonel K.G.L., at Tolosa, [480].
- Osma, combat of, [373-4].
- Oswald, John, major-general, his insubordination on the Burgos retreat, [150-2];
- Pack, Denis, major-general, marches on Burgos, [3], [17];
- at siege of Burgos, [26], [47], [48];
- retreats from Burgos, [67];
- in operations round Salamanca,134;
- at Vittoria, [396], [424], [437];
- at combat of Villareal, [475];
- at combat of Tolosa, [478];
- at Sorauren, [666], [677].
- Paget, Sir Edward, general, sent to Spain as second-in-command, [53];
- attacks Maucune, [65], [66];
- taken prisoner on Salamanca retreat, [147].
- Pakenham, Sir Edward, major-general, offers Wellington siege-guns for Burgos, [40];
- takes command of the 6th Division, left at Medina de Pomar, [370];
- opposed to Clausel at Vittoria, [459];
- superseded by Clinton, [462];
- replaces Pack, [689].
- Palencia, stormed by Foy, [78-81].
- Palombini, general, operations of his Italian division in Castile, [260], [261];
- Pampeluna, King Joseph at, [462];
- Pancorbo, forts of, reduced by O’Donnell, [528].
- Pannetier, general, attempts to relieve Tarragona, [501], [514-15].
- Paris, general, defends Saragossa, [468];
- Parque, The Duque del, successor of Ballasteros, commanding Army of Andalusia, [63], [307], [311];
- Passages, harbour, arrival of Wellington’s siege train at, [569].
- Pastor, El, guerrillero chief, [254], [266], [267], [365].
- Pellew, Sir Edward, admiral, makes naval demonstration off the coast of the Ampurdam, [503];
- brings Bentinck to take command at Balaguer, [520].
- Penne Villemur, Conde, cavalry general, [98], [119], [132].
- Picton, Sir Thomas, lieut.-general, at Vittoria, [409];
- crosses the Zadorra with the 3rd Division, [411];
- at Ariñez, [418];
- joins Cole at Linzoain, [651];
- at second battle of Sorauren, [698];
- pursues Foy, [698-9].
- Plässwitz, Armistice of, [360];
- Ponsonby, Hon. William, major-general, brings his brigade to join Graham, [323];
- Popham, Sir Home, commodore, sends ammunition to Wellington at Burgos, [39];
- Porlier, Juan Diaz, general, heads Asturian insurgents, [254];
- at combat of Tolosa, [478].
- Poza de la Sal, combat of, [261].
- Prevost, William, colonel, sent to take the Col de Balaguer, [491], [500];
- Pringle, William Henry, major-general, at Villa Muriel, [80-1];
- Provisional Battalions, controversy concerning, [232-3].
- Puente Larga, combat of, [102-5].
- Ramsay, Norman, captain R.A., unjust treatment of, [456-8].
- Regency of Portugal, dealings of, with Wellington, [207-8], [209].
- Regency of Spain, dealings of, with Wellington, [201-4];
- Regent, the, George, Prince of Wales, creates Wellington field-marshal, [442].
- Regent of Portugal, Prince John, [206-7].
- Reille, Honoré Charles, general, commanding Army of Portugal, his failure to cope with the guerrilleros, [190];
- sends Boyer across the Esla, [327];
- his position before Burgos, [354];
- retreats before Hill, [356], [357], [367];
- at combat of Osma, [373], [374];
- at Vittoria, [393], [404], [435];
- his orderly retreat, [436-9], [451];
- sent to guard the frontier of France, [459];
- abandons the bridge of Behobie, [487];
- appointed to command the right wing of the army under Soult, [594];
- checked on the Linduz, [617-21], [649];
- at Sorauren, [665], [675];
- at second Sorauren, [695];
- retreat, [698];
- at combat of Yanzi, [720-4];
- at Ivantelly, [735].
- Rey, Emanuel, general, at Vittoria, [401];
- Robinson, Frederick, major-general, at Vittoria, [406].
- Roche, Philip K., general, commands Spanish division at Alicante, [275];
- at battle of Castalla, [291].
- Roncal, combat of, [269].
- Roncesvalles, combat of, [608-20].
- Ross, Robert, major-general, at Roncesvalles, [613];
- Rouget, general, defends Bilbao, [267];
- at combat of Tolosa, [481].
- Salamanca, operations round, [111-42];
- recovered by the Allied Army, [317].
- Sanchez, Julius, in retreat from Burgos, [67], [68], [69];
- San Miguel, hornwork of, at Burgos, stormed, [27];
- blown up by Wellington, [48];
- again destroyed by the French, [355].
- San Millan, combat of, [375].
- San Muñoz, combat of, [149].
- Santocildes, José Maria, general, commanding Galician army on the Douro, [6];
- evacuates Valladolid, [9];
- joins in pursuit of Clausel, [16].
- Santoña, relieved by Palombini, [265].
- Sarrut, general, [270];
- Scovell, George, major, Wellington’s cypher-secretary, appointed to command Staff Corps Cavalry, [2], [37].
- Silveira, Francisco, Conde de Amarante, driven from Zamora by Foy, [11];
- Skerrett, John B., major-general, joins Hill with his column, [95];
- Smith, Charles, major, engineer at St. Sebastian, [565], [569], [578].
- Somers-Cocks, Captain the Hon. John, storms San Miguel, [27], [28];
- Somerset, Lord Fitzroy, carries Wellington’s message from Sorauren, [660].
- Sorauren, first battle of, [654-80];
- Souham, Joseph, general, supersedes Clausel in command of Army of Portugal, [33];
- Soult, Nicolas, Jean de Dieu, marshal, duke of Dalmatia, evacuates Andalusia, [2], [56];
- advances on Madrid, [66];
- his quarrel with King Joseph, [87-9];
- in pursuit of Hill, [99-121];
- unites with Army of Portugal and Army of the Centre, [121];
- ineffective attack on Alba de Tormes, [122], [123];
- operations round Salamanca, [124-39];
- King Joseph’s accusations against, [140];
- his pursuit of Wellington, [140-51];
- turns back on the Huebra, [151];
- Napoleon’s estimate of, [169];
- at Toledo, [187];
- recalled to France, [217], [243];
- supersedes Joseph, [550], [587];
- his proclamation to the troops, [588];
- character and career of, [589-91];
- reorganizes the army, [591-8];
- seizes Maya and Roncesvalles, [620];
- his report to Napoleon, [640];
- repulsed at Sorauren, [663-80];
- retreat, [681-705];
- his discouragement, [736-7].
- Soult, Pierre, general, in pursuit of Hill, [105-8];
- Spry, William, brigadier-general, at St. Sebastian, [573], [586].
- St. Sebastian, Rey governor of, [483];
- Staff Corps Cavalry, formation of the, [237].
- Stapleton Cotton, see [Cotton].
- Stewart, Sir William, lieut.-general, his disobedience during the retreat from Salamanca, [150-2];
- Wellington’s complaints against, [226], [227];
- absent at the time of the attack on Maya, [626], [627];
- returns to take command, [634];
- at combat of Venta de Urroz, [711].
- Stuart, Sir Charles, British minister member of Regency of Portugal, [209];
- Stubbs, George, colonel, commanding Portuguese brigade, at Vittoria, [414], [419];
- Suchet, Louis Gabriel, duke of Albufera, marshal, advances on Madrid, [66];
- his quarrels with King Joseph and Soult, [88], [89];
- gathering of Spanish and British armies against, [162-6];
- precarious position of, [279-81];
- his campaign against Murray, [281-98], [488-500];
- defeated at battle of Castalla, [292-309];
- marches to relieve Tarragona, [501];
- finds his advance blocked by Fort Balaguer, [515];
- withdraws across the Ebro, [516].
- Sumbilla, combat of, [718], [719].
- Tarragona, defences of, [493];
- Thackeray, Frederick, major, senior engineer at siege of Tarragona, [497];
- protests against Murray’s abandonment of the siege, [511].
- Thouvenot, general, governor of Vittoria, [378], [470].
- Tiebas, combat of, [262].
- Tolosa, combat of, [477-81].
- Tomkinson, William captain 16th Light Dragoons,
- Tordesillas, exploit of Captain Guingret at, [83].
- Toro, French garrison of, relieved by Foy, [10];
- junction of Wellington and Hill at, [331-3].
- Torquemada, riotous scenes at, [77].
- Torrens, Henry, colonel, military secretary to Duke of York, Wellington’s correspondence with, [224].
- Tovey, George, captain, bayonet charge of his company on the Linduz, [618].
- Treillard, Jean Paul, general, at Vittoria, [428];
- Vacani, Camillo, historian, with Palombini, [264-8];
- his account of Tarragona, [496].
- Valdemoro, riotous scenes at, [102], [105].
- Valladolid, occupied by Clausel, [9];
- his eviction by Wellington, [14];
- abandoned by Wellington, [84];
- King Joseph makes it his capital, [247];
- evacuated by the French, [344].
- Vandeleur, J. Ormsby, major-general, at combat of San Millan, [375];
- Vandermaesen, general, at Roncesvalles, [615];
- Venta del Pozo, combat of, [71-4].
- Venta de Urroz, combat of, [711];
- Vera, abandoned by Lamartinière, [544].
- Villacampa, Pedro, general, acts under Elio, [280], [281], [298].
- Villadrigo, combat of, [75].
- Villafranca, combat of, [475].
- Villa Muriel, combat of, [79-82].
- Villareal, combat of, [473].
- Villatte, general, driven from Salamanca, [316-19];
- Villena, castle of, capitulates to Suchet, [287], [288].
- Vittoria, battle of, [384-450];
- Wachholz, Ludwig, captain, notes of, [432];
- Waldron, John, captain, exploit of, at Castalla, [295].
- Wellesley, Hon. Henry, ambassador to Spain, his correspondence with Wellington, [196-7], [525];
- his dealings with the Regency of Spain, [205].
- Wellesley, Richard, marquis, resigns from Perceval Cabinet, [214].
- Wellington, Arthur Wellesley, Marquis of, marches to Burgos, [3];
- crosses the Douro, [12-13];
- his pursuit of Clausel, [16-20];
- siege of Burgos, [21-51];
- his instructions to Hill, [57];
- retreats from Burgos, [66-86];
- orders Hill to retire from Madrid, [99];
- his reasons for retreat, [111];
- operations round Salamanca, [111-37];
- retreats on Ciudad Rodrigo, [137-53];
- his strictures on officers commanding divisions and brigades, [156-61];
- criticism of his campaigns of 1812, [170-6];
- at Freneda, [194];
- made Generalissimo of Spanish armies, [196-204];
- at Cadiz, [201];
- on Portuguese finance, [211-13];
- his relations with Whitehall, [214-24];
- with the Duke of York, [223-4];
- intrigues of Gordon against, [224-6];
- his plan for campaign of 1813, [299-305];
- plan for Tarragona expedition, [308];
- leaves Hill in command of Southern Army, [320];
- joins Graham, [329];
- occupies Toro, [331-3];
- his plan for transferring British base to the Bay of Biscay, [348-9];
- for driving the French out of the Peninsula, [359];
- his operations on the Ebro, [364-82];
- plan of attack at Vittoria, [394];
- his derogatory remarks on his army, [452], [453];
- marches for Navarre, [455];
- severity towards Norman Ramsay, [456-8];
- pursues Clausel in vain, [467];
- his orders for Murray’s expedition to Tarragona, [488];
- dissatisfaction with Murray, [521];
- influence of Armistice of Plässwitz on his plans, [525-6];
- in the Bastan, [537-43];
- in correspondence with Bathurst and Liverpool, rejects their suggestion of transfer to Germany, [558], [561];
- controversy with Melville, [567-8];
- goes to St. Sebastian, [585];
- his dispositions for the defence of the Pyrenees, [603-6];
- concentrates against Soult, [647], [659];
- his ride to Sorauren, [658-62];
- prepares to attack Soult, [694];
- at second Sorauren, [694-701];
- pursuit of Soult, [707-40];
- renounces advance into France, [737-40].
- Whittingham, Sir Samford, general, his Spanish division, [163], [276];
- Wimpffen, Louis, general, Spanish chief of the staff to Wellington, [201].
- Xixona, plot to betray, [279].
- Yanzi, combat of, [720-4].
- Yecla, combat of, [286-7].
- York, Frederick, Duke of, his relations with Wellington, [223];
- opposes Beresford’s claims to seniority, [228], [229];
- disapproves of Provisional Battalions, [232-4].
- Yrurzun, combat of, [461].