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Chapter 28

III

SUCHET’S ARMY AT THE SIEGE OF VALENCIA.
MORNING STATE OF DEC. 31

N.B.—The regiments of the Army of Aragon are the same as in Appendix I.

I. Army of Aragon (officers and men).

Musnier’s Division (10 battalions) 3,727

Harispe’s Division (10 battalions) 4,828

Habert’s Division (8 battalions) 3,150

Palombini’s Division (10 battalions) 3,591

Compère’s Division (3 battalions) 1,092

Boussard’s Cavalry (13 squadrons) 1,839

Artillery 1,511

Engineers, &c. 857

Total Army of Aragon 20,595

II. Reille’s Corps (officers and men).

Pannetier’s Brigade 10th and 81st Line (7 battalions) 2,834

Bourke’s Brigade 20th and 60th Line (7 battalions) 3,961

Severoli’s Italian Division 1st Line (3 batts.) 4,370

7th Line (2 batts.)

1st Léger (3 batts.)

Cavalry 9th Hussars 543

1st Italian Chasseurs 262

Artillery 1,153

Total Reille’s Corps 13,123

General Total of combined forces, 33,718.