No. IV. Return of the Numbers of Killed and Wounded under the Command of Field-Marshal Arthur Duke of Wellington, from the first meeting with the Enemy at Brilos, after he disembarked in Portugal, in August 1808, till the last Battle of the War, at Toulouse, on the 10th of April 1814. Total loss in the Duke of Wellington's cam paigns in Portugal, Spain, and France, 7 45 141 261 41390 33 7449 46 216663 162181 2006 232 34,767 N. B. Of the above number killed of rank and file, 1064 were of the German Legion and other foreign corps in the pay of Great Britain in Spain, TIME AND PLACE OF EACH ENGAGEMENT. 1815. Return of the Numbers Killed and Wounded of the British Army, under the Command of Field-Marshal Arthur Duke of Wellington, in Flanders in 1815. 420 1 17 3 269 24 11 36 91 4100 51909 1 2 8 41 2 1046 45 5102131536 10 53 107 249 17333 36 5087 Total British, 3 115066 6120|16|1829|| 10 64 144342|21|44141 7037 N. B.-10 officers, 9 non-commissioned officers, 1 drummer, and 311 rank and file, killed; 86 officers, 47 non-commissioned officers, 11 drummers, and 1983 wounded, of the German Legion, included in the above number. Total Loss in the Duke of Wellington's Campaigns in Portugal, Portugal, Spain, and Quatre Bras and Wa- GRAND TOTAL. Grand Total of the Duke of Wellington's Campaigns from 1808 to 1815 inclusive, 7 45 14226341 391 337449 46 216663 1621 81 2000 232 34,316 3 11 50 66 6120161829 10 60 144 342 21 441 41 7037 10 56 192329 47511|49|9278|| 56 2768071963|1022447 273 41,853 N. B. From the total number of 9,278 soldiers killed, 1375 of the German Legion, and other foreign troops in the pay of Britain killed in Spain, France, and Flanders, are to be deducted. Hence 7903 natives of Great Britain and Ireland have fallen in battle in the course of the Duke of Wellington's campaigns. Captains. Subalterns. Staff. Serjeants. Drummers. |