[27] Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland.
[28] At Copenhagen.
[29] Flat-bottomed boats, usually armed with small guns.
[30] Sir Herbert Maxwell, vol. i. p. 87.
[31] Wilson is wrong in some of his facts. The Danish troops numbered some 14,000, and 1100 prisoners were taken. See Sir Herbert Maxwell, vol. i. p. 87.
[32] “The Croker Papers,” vol. ii. pp. 120–21.
[33] H. W. Wilson, B.A., in “Cambridge Modern History,” vol. ix. p. 236.
[34] “The Life of Napoleon I,” vol. ii. p. 143.
[35] See Oman’s “Peninsular War,” vol i. pp. 1–11.
[36] Oman, vol. i. pp. 631–639. Returns of October-November 1808.