A history of the Peninsular War, Vol. 5, Oct. 1811-Aug. 31, 1812 Papyras Classics

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Chapter 29

IV

SURRENDER-ROLL OF BLAKE’S ARMY OF VALENCIA,
JAN. 9, 1812

Officers. Rank
and file.

Zayas’s Division 96 1,319

Lardizabal’s Division 165 3,385

Miranda’s Division 237 5,513

Division of Reserve, &c. 130 3,171

Cavalry 77 818

Artillery 73 1,581

Engineers and Sappers 38 383

Total 816 16,170

General total, 16,986 of all ranks, not including 62 officers in staff or administrative employments, 23 chaplains, and 19 surgeons.

Of the remainder of Blake’s army there had rallied at Alicante by January 14 of infantry 361 officers and 5,125 men, of cavalry 164 officers and 671 men, of artillery 30 officers and 720 men—total of all arms, 7,071.