Historical Record of the Forty-sixth or South Devonshire Regiment of Foot / Containing an Account of the Formation of the Regiment in 1741 and of Its Subsequent Services to 1851

by Richard Cannon

Return of the killed and wounded in the actions of the 22nd of February, 1805, at Point Michael, Morne Daniel, and Roseau, in the Island of Dominica.

Royal Artillery;—three rank and file wounded; one captain, one serjeant, and six rank and file taken by the enemy.

Forty-sixth regiment;—one serjeant, one drummer, and ten rank and file killed; one captain, and seven rank and file wounded.

First West India regiment;—nine rank and file killed; one field officer, one captain, and eight rank and file wounded.

Total killed;—one serjeant, one drummer, and nineteen rank and file.

Total wounded;—one field officer, two captains, and eighteen rank and file.

Taken by the enemy;—one captain, one serjeant and six rank and file.

Names of Officers Wounded.

Captain Colin Campbell, FORTY-SIXTH regiment; Major Nunn and Captain O'Connell, First West India regiment.