(1) Division embarked at Cork: 20th Light Dragoons (only 180 with horses) 394 Artillery 226 5th Regiment (1st batt.) 990 9th ” ” 833 36th ” 591 38th ” (1st batt.) 957 40th ” ” 926 45th ” ” 670 60th Rifles (5th batt.) 936 71st Regiment (1st batt.) 903 91st ” ” 917 95th Rifles (2nd batt., four companies) 400 ----- 8,123 ----- (2) Spencer’s troops from Andalusia: Artillery 245 6th Regiment (1st batt.) 946 29th ” 806 32nd ” (1st batt.) 874 50th ” ” 948 82nd ” ” 929 ----- --- --- 4,503 394 471 A total of 12,626 infantry, 394 cavalry, 471 artillery = 13,491; adding forty-five men of the Staff Corps we get 13,536. [189] To understand what Wellesley must have felt, we have only to read his rather captious letter of 1801 (_Suppl. Disp._, ii. 362) to his own brother concerning his merits, his promotion, and his career. The man who could so write must have felt the blow in the worst way. [190] _Well. Disp._, iv. 43.