Note 488 — SECTION VII: CHAPTER V
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The troops should have numbered—
2nd Division of the Army of Andalusia [Grimarest] (five battalions of regulars, four of militia, and four of new levies) about 6,000
4th Division of the Army of Andalusia [La Peña] (seven battalions of regulars, three of militia, and three of new levies) about 7,500
Mixed brigade of the 1st and 3rd Divisions [Villariezo] (six battalions of regulars and six of militia) about 5,500
5th Division (Murcians and Valencians) [Roca] (eight battalions of regulars, two of militia, and seven of new levies) 6,500
Castilian battalions distributed between the other divisions, or detached on the left [Cartaojal] 8,000
O’Neille’s Division of the Army of Aragon (three battalions of regulars, five battalions of Aragonese, and three of Valencian and Murcian new levies) 9,000
Saint March’s Division of the Army of Aragon (three battalions of regulars, one of militia, and ten of Valencian new levies) 8,000
Cavalry (3,000 Andalusians, 600 Aragonese) 3,600
Artillery 1,800
55,900
Minus the detachment of Cartaojal, about 3,000 3,000
Total 52,900
But we must make large deductions for sickness (which had fallen heavily on the ill-clothed men), for loss in previous actions, desertion, and detachments; e.g. some of Roca’s division were on the Lower Ebro.