†De Watteville’s Regiment Lieut.-Col. Louis de Watteville. The Queen’s German Regiment Lt.-Col. Peter John James Dutens. De Roll’s Regiment ” The Baron De Dürler. Dillon’s Regiment ” The Baron Perponcher. Royal Corsican Rangers Major Hudson Lowe. †Ancient Irish Fencibles †Chasseurs Britanniques Colonel John Ramsay. Staff Corps (detachment) * The 10th, 80th, 86th, and 88th Regiments proceeded from the East Indies, under the orders of Major-General David Baird, to join the army in Egypt. † The 22nd Light Dragoons, 20th (two battalions), 24th, 25th, and 26th Regiments, the Ancient Irish Fencibles, and the foreign corps of De Watteville and Chasseurs Britanniques, joined the Army in Egypt in July, 1801. ‡ One troop of the 8th Light Dragoons and the 61st Regiment, embarked from the Cape of Good Hope, joined the army under Major-General Baird at Cosseir in July, 1801, and proceeded through the Desert to Ghench, or Kenneh, on the Nile, where the troops embarked for Cairo. List of Regiments which composed the army under Lieut.-General Lord Cathcart, employed in the Expedition to COPENHAGEN in the year 1807. Corps. Officers. Men. Royal Artillery 65 1,545 Royal Engineers 15 53 Coldstream Guards, 1st Battalion 44 1,300 Scots Fusilier Guards ” 40 1,292 4th Regiment of Foot ” 46 1,061 7th Royal Fusiliers ” 37 786 8th Foot ” 36 859 23rd Royal Welsh Fusiliers ” 46 1,054 28th Regiment ” 48 1,158 32nd ” ” 36 727 43rd ” ” 51 1,065 50th ” ” 36 957 52nd ” 2nd Battalion 31 712 79th ” 1st Battalion 44 1,044 82nd ” ” 38 826 92nd ” ” 38 1,039 95th (Rifle Brigade) part of 1st and 2nd Battalions 49 967 --- ------ Total British 700 16,445 === ======