Bertoletti’s garrison lost 13 killed and 85 wounded = 98. The enemies did each other little harm!
[710] Not apparently the whole division, for Mackenzie calls it ‘a small body of infantry.’
[711] Suchet, Mémoires, ii. p. 315.
[712] Date stated by some as the 16th, but the earlier day seems correct. See Mackenzie’s evidence, pp. 152-3: he was uncertain as to the date.
[713] Hallowell says on the evening of the 14th or the 15th, he forgets which. But the latter date must be the true one.
[714] Hallowell’s speech, p. 554 of the Court Martial Proceedings.
[715] Pannetier’s rearguard followed on the 17th. See letter of the Alcalde of Perello, Court Martial, p. 361.
[716] Hallowell’s speech, Court Martial Proceedings, p. 556.
[717] By Mr. Fortescue, History of the British Army, ix. 67.