Napoleonic Wars in the Iberian Peninsula: Orders of Battle

Roliça

Wellesley's Army

Major General Brent Spencer, 2nd in Command

Major General Rowland Hill's 1st Brigade
- 1st Battalion of 5th Regiment
- 1st Battalion of 9th Regiment
- 1st Battalion of 38th Regiment
Major General Ronald Ferguson's 2nd Brigade
- 1st Battalion of 36th Regiment
- 1st Battalion of 40th Regiment
- 1st Battalion of 71st Regiment
Brigadier General Miles Nightingall's 3rd Brigade
- 1st Battalion of 29th Regiment Colonel George Lake
- 1st Battalion of 82nd Regiment
Brigadier General Barnard F. Bowes' 4th Brigade
- 1st Battalion of 6th Battalion
- 1st Battalion of 32nd Battalion
Brigadier General James Catlin Craufurd's 5th Brigade
- 1st Battalion of 45th Regiment
- 1st Battalion of 91st Regiment
Brigadier General Henry Fane's 6th Brigade
- 1st Battalion of 5th Regiment
- 5th Battalion of 60th Regiment
- 2nd Battalion of 95th Regiment, 4 companies
Lt. Colonel Nicholas Trant's Portuguese
Cavalry
- C. D. Taylor 20th Light Dragoons (portion)
Artillery
- Lieutenant General William Robe 3 Artillery Batteries, 18 guns

de la Borde's Army

Infantry 4,400
Cavalry 300
Guns 5

Vimeiro

General Wellesley's Army

Major General Rowland Hill's 1st Brigade
- 1st Battalionof 5th Regiment
- 1st Battalion of 9th Regiment
- 1st Battalion of 38th Regiment
Major General Ronald Ferguson's 2nd Brigade
- 1st Battalion of 36th Regiment
- 1st Battalion of 40th Regiment
- 1st Battalion of 71st Regiment
Brigadier General Miles Nightingall's 3rd Brigade
- 1st Battalion of 29th Regiment Colonel George Lake
- 1st Battalion of 82nd Regiment
Brigadier General Barnard F. Bowes 4th Brigade
- 1st Battalion of 6th Battalion
- 1st Battalion of 32nd Battalion
Brigadier General James Catlin Craufurd's 5th Brigade
- 1st Battalion of 45th Regiment
- 1st Battalion of 91st Regiment
Brigadier General Henry Fane's 6th Brigade
- 1st Battalion of 5th Regiment
- 5th Battalion of 60th Regiment
- 2nd Battalion of 95th Regiment, 4 companies
Brigadier General Robert Anstruther's 7th Brigade
- 2nd Battalion of 9th Regiment
- 2nd Battalion of 43rd Light Regiment
- 2nd Battalion of 52nd Light Regiment
- 2nd Battalion of 97th Highlanders
Brigadier General Wroth Palmer Acland's 8th Brigade
- 2nd Regiment of Foot
- 20th Regiment, seven & a half companies
- 1st Battalion 95th (2 companies)
Lt. Colonel Nicolas Trant's Portuguese
- 6th, 11th, and 12th Cavalry Regiments
- 12th line Battalion
- 21st line Battalion
- 24th line Battalion
- 6th Caçadores

General Jean-Andoche Junot at Vimeiro

Solignac 2,800
Brennier 3,000
Kellerman (2 Grenadier Brigades) 2,100
Thomiére
Charlot 1,100
Cavalry 2,000

General Moore's Army in Spain

General David Baird's Division
- Warde's Brigade
  - 1st Battalion of 1st Foot Guards
  - 2nd Battalion of 1st Foot Guards
- Major General Lord William Bentinck's Brigade
  - 1st Battalion of 4th Regiment
  - 1st Battalion of 42nd Regiment
  - 1st Battalion of 60th Regiment
- Manningham's Brigade
  - 3rd Battalion of 1st Regiment
  - 1st Battalion of 26th Regiment
  - 1st Battalion of 81st Regiment
Lieutenant General John Hope's Division
- Leith's Brigade
  - 51st Regiment
  - 2nd Battalion of 59th Regiment
  - 76 Regiment
- Major General Rowland Hill's Brigade
  - 2nd Regiment
  - 1st Battalion of 5th Regiment
  - 2nd Battalion of 14th Regiment
  - 1st Battalion of 32nd Regiment
- Brigadier General James Catlin Craufurd's Brigade
  - 1st Battalion of 36th Regiment
  - 1st Battalion of 71st Regiment
  - 1st Battalion of 92nd Regiment
Lieutenant General Alexander Mackenzie Fraser's Division
- Beresford's Brigade
  - 1st Battalion of 6th Regiment
  - 1st Battalion of 9th Regiment
  - 2nd Battalion of 23rd Regiment
  - 2nd Battalion of 43rd Regiment
- Brigadier General Henry Fane's Brigade
  - 1st Battalion of 38th Regiment
  - 1st Battalion of 79th Regiment
  - 1st Battalion of 82nd Regiment
Major General Edward Paget's reserve Division
- Brigadier General Robert Anstruther's Brigade
  - 20th Regiment
  - 1st Battalion of 52nd Regiment
  - 1st Battalion of 95th Regiment
- Disney's Brigade
  - 1st Battalion of 28th Regiment
  - 1st Battalion of 91st Regiment
The Light Brigades
- Robert(Black Bob) Craufurd's 1st Light Brigade
  - 1st Battalion of 43rd Regiment
  - 2nd Battalion of 52nd Regiment
  - 2nd Battalion of 95th Regiment
- Karl Alten's 2nd Light Brigade
  - 1st Light Battalion of Kings German Legion
  - 2nd Light Battalion of Kings German Legion
Lord Paget's Cavalry Division
- 18th Light Dragoons
- 3rd Light Dragoons
- 7th Hussars
- 10th Hussars
- 15th Hussars

General Sir John Moore at Corunna

1st Division General David Baird 5,100
- Warde 2,000 : 1st Foot Guards
- Manningham 1,600 : 1st, 26th, & 81st Foot
- Bentinck1,500: 4th, 42nd, 50th Foot
2nd Division General Hope 5,600
- C. Craufurd 2,000: 36th, 71st, & 92nd Foot
- Leith 1,600: 51st, 59th, & 76th Foot
- Hill 2,000: 2nd, 5th, 4th, 32nd Foot =
3rd Division Lieutenant General Alexander Mackenzie Fraser 2,600
- 6th, 9th, 23rd, 43rd, 38th, 79th, & 82nd Foot
Reserve, Major General Edward Paget 1,500
- 20th, 52nd, 95th, 28th, & 91st Foot
Artillery: 12 gunns, 100 men

Marshal Soult at Corunna

Foot
- Merle 6,200: 2nd & 4th Light, 15th & 36th Line
- deLaborde 5,500: 17th Light, 76th & 86th Line, 4th Swiss
- Mermet 7,500: 31st Light, 47th & 122nd Line, 2nd & 3rd Swiss
Cavalry
- Lahoussaye 1,600: 4 dragoon regiments
- Lorge 1,600: 4 dragoon regiments
- Franceschi 1,300 3 light & 1 dragoon regiments
Artillery: 36 guns 500 men

Wellesley at Oporto

1st General Sherbrooke 6,706
- Campbell
- Sontag
- A. Campbell
Lt. General Edward Paget 5,145
- Stewart
- Major General John Murray
Major General Rowland Hill 4,370
- Major General Rowland Hill
- Cameron
Cavalry 1,504
Guns, 24

Soult at Oporto

In Oporto
- deLaBorde 5,000
- Merle 6,000
South of the Douro River
- Mermet 6,300
At Amarante
- Loison 6,500
Guns, over 70

Wellesley at Talavera

Sherbrooke 5,964
- H. Campbell (Guards)
- Cameron
- Langwerth, King's German Legion
- Lowe, King's German Legion
Hill 3,905
- Tilson
- Stewart
Mackenzie 3,747
- Mackenzie
- Donkin
A. Campbell 2,960
- A. Campbell
- Kemmis
Cavalry, Payne
- Brigadier General Henry Fane
- Stapleton Cotton
- Anson
Spanish Cuesta 34,993 Guns, 30 British, 30 Spanish

Joseph &Jourdain at Talavera

1st Corp Victor
- Ruffin 5,286
- Lapisse 6,862
- Villatte 6,135
- Cavalry 1,027
4th Corp Sebastiani
- Sebastiani 8,118
- Valence 1,600
- Leval 4,537
- Cavalry 1,027
Madrid Garrison 5,797
Reserve Cavalry
- Latour- Maubourg 3,179
- Milhaud 2,256

Wellington at Buçaco

Right Flank
- 2nd Major General Rowland Hill 4,743
  - Stewart
  - Inglis
  - C. Craufurd
- Portuguese, Hamilton 4,940
  - Campbell
  - Fonesca
- 5th Leith 7,305
  - Barnes
  - Spry
  - Baron Eben
Center
- 3rd Picton 4,143
  - MacKinnon
  - Lightburne
  - Chaplemont Portuguese
- 1st General Brent Spencer 7,053
  - Stopford
  - Blantyre
  - Lowe
  - Pakenham
- Light R. Craufurd 3,787
  - Beckwith
  - Barclay
Left Flank
- Cole 7,400
  - Campbell
  - Kemmis
  - Collins Portuguese
Portuguese Independant Brigades 8,363
- Pack
- Campbell
- Coleman
Cavalry, 210
Guns, 60

Massena at Buçaco

iReynier's II Corps
- Merle 6,589
- Heudelet 8,087
- Soult (Cavalry) 1,397
Ney's VI Corps
- Marchand 6,671
- Mermet 7,7616
- Loison 6,826
- Lamotte (Cavalry) 1,680
General Junot's VIII Corps
- Clausel 6,794
- Solignac 7,226
- St. Croix (Cavalry) 1,863
Cavalry Reserve
- Montbrun 3,479
Guns, 114

Battle at Albuera:

British forces: Commander-in-Chief: Marshal William Carr Beresford

Anglo-Portuguese Corps

Cavalry: commanded by Major General Lumley
- Heavy Brigade: commanded by Colonel de Grey:
  - 3rd Dragoon Guards and
  - 4th Dragoons
  - 13th Light Dragoons
- Portuguese Brigade: commanded by Colonel Otway:
  - 1st and
  - 7th Portuguese Dragoons,
  - 1 Sqn of 5th and 8th Portuguese Dragoons.
2nd Division: commanded by Major General Stewart
- 1st Brigade: commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Colborne:
  - 1st/3rd Foot,
  - 2nd/31st Foot,
  - 2nd/48th Foot,
  - 2nd/66th Foot.
- 2nd Brigade: commanded by Major General Hoghton:
  - 29th Foot,
  - 1st/48th Foot,
  - 1st/57th Foot.
- 3rd Brigade: commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Abercromby:
  - 2nd/28th Foot,
  - 2nd/34th Foot,
  - 2nd/39th Foot.
  - 3 Cos 5th/60th Foot.
4th Division: commanded by Major General Lowry Cole
- 1st Brigade: commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Sir William Myers:
  - 1st/7th Royal Fusiliers,
  - 2nd/7th Royal Fusiliers,
  - 1st/23rd Royal Welch Fusiliers.
- Portuguese Brigade: commanded by Brigadier General Harvey:
  - 1st /2nd
  - 2nd/2nd
  - 2nd/14th Portuguese Regiments of the Line,
  - 1st Loyal Lusitanian Legion
  - Light Company of 2nd/27th,
  - Light Company of 1/40th
  - Light Company of 97th Foot.
Portuguese Division: commanded by Major General Hamilton
- 1st Brigade: commanded by Brigadier General Archibald Campbell:
  - 1st and 2nd/4th
  - 1st and 2nd/14th Portuguese Regiments of the Line
- 2nd Brigade: commanded by Brigadier General Luiz Fonseca:
Independent Brigades:
German Brigade: commanded by Major General Charles, Baron von Alten:
1st and 2nd Light Battalions, King’s German Legion
Portuguese Brigade: commanded by Colonel Collins:
- 1st and 2nd/5th Portuguese Regiment of the Line,
- 5th Caçadores
Artillery: commanded by Major Dickson:
- Lefebre’s Troop RHA,
- Hawker’s battery,
- Cleeve’s and Braun’s batteries KGA,
- Braun’s and Arriga’s batteries,
- Portuguese Artillery.

Spanish order of battle:

Commander-in-Chief: Captain General Joachim Blake

Cavalry:
- Brigades of Loy and Penne Villemur
Vanguard Division: commanded by General Lardizabal
3rd Division: commanded by General Ballasteros
4th Division: commanded by General Zayas
Estremaduran Brigade: commanded by General de Espana
Artillery: commanded by Colonel de Miranda: 2 batteries.

French order of battle:Commander-in-Chief: Marshal Soult, Duke of Dalmatia

Cavalry: commanded by General Comte de Latour-Maubourg
- 1st Brigade: commanded by General Briche
- 2nd Brigade: commanded by General Bron
- 3rd Brigade: commanded by General Bouvier des Ecats
- 3 unbrigaded regiments
1st Division: commanded by General Girard
2nd Division: commanded by General Gazan
- Werlé’s Brigade
- Godinot’s Brigade
- Reserve of Grenadiers
Artillery: commanded by General Ruty: 48 guns.

Casualties:
The British suffered 4,200 casualties out of 6,000 men. The Spanish suffered 2,000 casualties and the Germans and Portuguese suffered 600 casualties. The French suffered around 7,500 casualties.

Battle of Fuentes de Oñoro

British Commander-in-Chief : Lieutenant General Viscount Wellington

Cavalry: commanded by Major General Stapleton Cotton
- 1st Brigade: commanded by Major General Slade: 1st Dragoons, 14th Light Dragoons.
- 2nd Brigade: commanded by Lieutenant Colonel von Arentschildt: 16th Light Dragoons, 1st Hussars, King’s German Legion.
- Portuguese Brigade: commanded by Brigadier General Barbacena: 4th and 10th Portuguese Dragoons.
Infantry:
Lieutenant General Spencer
1st Division: commanded by Major General Nightingall
- 1st Brigade: commanded by Colonel Stopford: 1st/Coldstream Guards, 1st/3rd Guards, 1 Co. 5th/60th Foot.
- 2nd Brigade: commanded by Lieutenant Lord Blantyre:
  - 2nd/24th Foot, 2nd/42nd Foot,
  - 1st/79th Foot, 1 Co. 5th/60th Foot.
- 3rd Brigade: commanded by Major General Howard:
  - 1st/50th Foot,
  - 1st/71st Foot,
  - 1st/92nd Foot,
  - 1 Co. 5th/60th “Foot.
- 4th Brigade: commanded by Major General Sigismund, Baron Löw:
  - 1st Line Battalion
  - 2nd Line Battalion
  - 5th Line Battalion
  - 7th Line Battalion
  - King’s German Legion
  - Detachments of Light Battalions, KGL.
3rd Division: commanded by Major General Thomas Picton.
- 1st Brigade: commanded by Colonel Mackinnon:
  - 1st/45th Foot
  - 1st/74th Foot
  - 1st/88th Foot
  - 3 Cos 5th/60th Foot.
- 2nd Brigade: commanded by Major General Colville:
  - 2nd/5th Foot
  - 2nd/83rd Foot
  - 2nd/88th Foot
  - 94th Foot.
- Portuguese Brigade: commanded by Colonel Manley Power:
  - 1st and 2nd/9th
  - 1st and 2nd/21st Portuguese Line Regiments.
5th Division: commanded by Major General Sir William Erskine
- 1st Brigade: commanded by Colonel Hay:
  - 3rd/1st Foot
  - 1st/9th Foot
  - 2nd/38th Foot
  - Co. Brunswick Oels
- 2nd Brigade: commanded by Major General Dunlop:
  - 1st/4th Foot
  - 2nd/30th Foot
  - 2nd/44th Foot
  - Co Brunswick Oels
- Portuguese Brigade: commanded by Brigadier General Spry:
  - 1st and 2nd/3rd and
  - 1st and 2nd/15th Portuguese Line Regiments,
  - 8th Caçadores
6th Division: commanded by Major General Alexander Campbell
- 1st Brigade: commanded by Colonel Hulse:
  - 1st/11th Foot
  - 2nd/53rd Foot
  - 1st/61st Foot
  - 1 Co. 5th/60th Foot
- 2nd Brigade: commanded by Colonel Robert Burne:
  - 1st/36th Foot (2nd Foot at Almeida)
- Portuguese Brigade: commanded by Brigadier General Frederick, Baron Eben:
  - 1st and 2nd/8th Foot
  - 1st and 2nd/12th Portuguese Line Regiments
7th Division: commanded by Major General John Houston
- 1st Brigade: commanded by Brigadier John Sontag:
  - 51st Foot, 85th Foot
  - Chasseurs Britannique
  - Brunswick Oels Light Infantry (8 Cos.)
- Portuguese Brigade: commanded by Brigadier General John Doyle:
  - 1st and 2nd/7th Portuguese Line Regiments
  - 1st and 2nd/19th Portuguese Line Regiments
  - 2nd Caçadores
Light Division: commanded by Brigadier General Robert Craufurd
- 1st Brigade: commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Sydney Beckwith:
  - 1st/43rd Foot
  - 1st/95th Rifles (4 Cos)
  - 2nd/95th Rifles (1 Co.)
  - 3rd Caçadores
- 2nd Brigade: commanded by Colonel George Drummond:
  - 1st/52nd Foot
  - 2nd/52nd Foot
  - 1st/95th Rifles (4 Cos)
  - 1st Caçadores
Independent Portuguese Brigade: commanded by Colonel Ashworth:
- 1st and 2nd/6th
- 1st and 2nd/18th Portuguese Line Regiments
Artillery: commanded by Brigadier General Howorth, 48 guns
- Troops of Ross and Bull, Royal Horse Artillery
- Batteries of Lawson and Thompson
- Portuguese batteries of Von Arentschild, da Cunha and Rozierres.

French Army of Portugal: Commander-in-Chief: Marshal André Massena, Prince of Essling, Duke of Rivoli

II Corps: commanded by General Reynier
- 1st division commanded by General Merle
- 2nd division commanded by General Heudelet
- Cavalry Brigade: commanded by General Soult
VI Corps: commanded by General Loison
- 1st division commanded by General Marchand
- 2nd division commanded by General Mermet
- 3rd division commanded by General Ferey
- Cavalry Brigade: commanded by General Lamotte
VIII Corps: commanded by General Junot, Duke of Abrantes
- 2nd division commanded by General Solignac
IX Corps: commanded by General Count d’Erlon
- 1st division commanded by General Claparéde
- 2nd division commanded by General Conroux
- Cavalry Brigade commanded by General Fournier
Reserve of Cavalry commanded by General Montbrun
Artillery commanded by General Eblé: 40 guns

French Army of the North: Commander-in-Chief: Marshal Bessiéres, Duke of Istria

Light Cavalry of the Imperial Guard commanded by General Lepic
Light Cavalry Brigade commanded by General Wathier
Artillery: 6 guns.

Casualties: The British, Portuguese and Spanish suffered 1,500 casualties. The French suffered 4,500 casualties.

Battle of Salamanca

British order of battle: Commander: Lieutenant General the Earl of Wellington

Cavalry: commanded by Lieutenant General Sir Stapleton Cotton
- 1st Brigade: commanded by Major General Gaspard Le Marchant:
  - 5th Dragoon Guards
  - 3rd and 4th Dragoons
- 2nd Brigade: commanded by Major General George Anson:
  - 11th, 12th and 16th Light Dragoons
- 3rd Brigade: commanded by Major General Victor von Alten:
  - 14th Light Dragoons
  - 1st Hussars
  - King’s German Legion
- 4th Brigade: commanded by Major General Baron Bock:
  - 1st and 2nd Dragoons
  - King’s German Legion
- Portuguese Brigade: commanded by Brigadier General D’Urban:
  - 1st, 11th and 12th Portuguese Dragoons.
1st Division: commanded by Major General Henry Campbell
- 1st Brigade: commanded by Colonel Fermor:
  - 1st/Coldstream
  - 1st/3rd Guards
  - Co 5th/60th Foot
- 2nd Brigade: commanded by Major General Wheatley:
  - 2nd/24th
  - 1st/42nd
  - 2nd/58th
  - 1st/79th Foot
  - Co 5th/60th Foot.
- 3rd Brigade: commanded by Major General Baron Löw:
  - 1st
  - 2nd and 5th Line Battalions
  - King’s German Legion.
3rd Division: commanded by Colonel (local Major General) Packenham
- 1st Brigade: commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Wallace:
  - 1st/45th
  - 74th
  - 1st/88th
  - 3 Companies of 5th/60th Foot.
- 2nd Brigade: commanded by Lieutenant Colonel James Campbell:
  - 1st/5th
  - 2nd/5th
  - 2nd/83rd
  - 94th Foot.
- Portuguese Brigade: commanded by Colonel Manley Power:
  - 1st and 2nd/9th
  - 1st and 2nd/21st Portuguese Line
  - 12th Caçadores.
4th Division: commanded by Major General (local Lieutenant General) Lowry Cole
- 1st Brigade: commanded by Major General William Anson:
  - 3rd/27th
  - 1st/40th
  - Company of 5th/60th Foot.
- 2nd Brigade: commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Ellis:
  - 1st/7th
  - 1st/23rd
  - 1st/48th
  - Co Brunswick Oels.
- Portuguese Brigade: commanded by Colonel George Stubbs:
  - 1st and 2nd/11th
5th Division: commanded by Major General (local Lieutenant General) Leigh.
- 1st Brigade: commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Greville:
  - 3rd/1st
  - 1st/9th
  - 1st and 2nd/38th Foot
  - Company of Brunswick Oels.
- 2nd Brigade: commanded by Major General Pringle:
  - 1st and 2nd/4th
  - 2nd/30th
  - 2nd/44th Foot
  - Company of Brunswick Oels.
- Portuguese Brigade: commanded by Brigadier General Spry:
  - 1st and 2nd/3rd
  - 1st and 2nd/15th Portuguese Line
  - 8th Caçadores.
6th Division: commanded by Major General Clinton.
- 1st Brigade: commanded by Major General Hulse:
  - 1st/11th
  - 2nd/53rd
  - 1st/61st
  - Company 5th Foot
  - Company of 60th Foot.
- 2nd Brigade: commanded by Colonel Hinde:
  - 2nd Foot
  - 1st/32nd Foot
  - 1st/36th Foot.
- Portuguese Brigade: commanded by Brigadier General de Rezende:
  - 1st and 2nd/8th
  - 1st and 2nd/12th Portuguese Line
  - 9th Caçadores.
7th Division: commanded by Major General Hope.
- 1st Brigade: commanded by Colonel Colin Halkett:
  - 1st and 2nd Light Battalions King’s German Legion
  - 7 Cos Brunswick Oels.
- 2nd Brigade: commanded by Major General von Bernewitz:
  - 51st
  - 68th Foot
  - Chasseurs Britanniques.
- Portuguese Brigade: commanded by Colonel Collins:
  - 1st and 2nd/7th
  - 1st and 2nd/19th Portuguese Line
  - 2nd Caçadores.
Light Division: commanded by Lieutenant General Charles, Baron von Alten.
- 1st Brigade: commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Barnard:
  - 1st/43rd Foot
  - 2nd/95th Rifles (4 Cos)
  - 3rd/95th Rifles (5 Cos)
  - 3rd Caçadores.
- 2nd Brigade: commanded by Major General Vandeleur:
  - 1st/52nd Foot
  - 1st/95th Rifles (8 Cos)
  - 1st Caçadores.
Independent Brigades:
- 1st Brigade: commanded by Brigadier General Pack:
  - 1st and 2nd/1st
  - 1st and 2nd/16th Portuguese Line
  - 4th Caçadores.
- 2nd Brigade: commanded by Brigadier General Bradford:
  - 1st and 2nd/13th
  - 1st and 2nd/14th Portuguese Line
  - 5th Caçadores.
Spanish Division: commanded by Major General De España:
- 2nd/Princesa, Tiradores de Castilla
- 2nd/Jaen
- 3rd/1st Seville
- Caçadores de Castilla.
Artillery: Lieutenant Colonel Hoylet Framingham: 54 guns
Troops of Ross, Bull and Macdonald, Royal Horse Artillery.
Batteries of Lawson, Gardiner, Greene, Douglas, May and Arriaga (Portuguese).

French order of battle: Commander in Chief: Marshal Marmont, Duke of Ragusa

Cavalry:
- Light Cavalry Division: commanded by General Curto: 18 squadrons

Heavy Cavalry Division: commanded by General Boyer: 8 squadrons

Infantry:
- 1st Division: commanded by General Foy: 8 battalions
- 2nd Division: commanded by General Clausel: 10 battalions
- 3rd Division: commanded by General Ferey: 9 battalions
- 4th Division: commanded by General Sarrut: 9 battalions
- 5th Division: commanded by General Maucune: 9 battalions
- 6th Division: commanded by General Brennier: 8 battalions
- 7th Division: commanded by General Thomières: 8 battalions
- 8th Division: commanded by General Bonnet: 12 battalions
Artillery commanded by General Tirlet: 78 guns

Casualties: The British, Portuguese and Spanish lost 5,000 killed and wounded (half of this number being casualties in Sixth and Fourth Divisions). The French lost 7,000 killed and wounded and 7,000 as prisoners. The French also lost 20 guns.

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