Harvey's Horse, now 2nd Dragoon Guards 227 Carpenter's Dragoons, now 3rd Light Dragoons } 292 Essex's ditto, now 4th Light Dragoons } Killegrew's ditto, now 8th Hussars 51 Pearce's ditto, disbanded 273 Peterborough's ditto, ditto 303 Guiscard's ditto, ditto 228 Foot Guards 400 Portmore's, now 2nd Foot 462 Southwell's, 6th ditto 505 Stewart's, 9th ditto 467 Hill's, 11th ditto 472 Blood's, 17th ditto 461 Mordaunt's, 28th ditto 532 Wade's, 33rd ditto 458 Gore's, 35th ditto 616 Alnutts', 36th ditto 412 Montjoy's, disbanded 508 Macartney's, ditto 494 Bretton's, ditto 428 John Caulfield's, ditto 470 Lord Mark Kerr's, ditto 419 Count Nassau's, ditto 422 ---- Total 8910 _In Garrison and Quarters._ Royal Dragoons, at Culera 302 Royal Fusiliers, } at Girone 1200 Two Battalions Marines, } Hotham's, } Sybourg's, } at Alicant 1200 Blossett's, } One Battalion Marines, } Eliott's, } at Gibraltar 800 Watkin's, } Detachments at Denia 200 ---- Total 3702 [28] State of Europe, for June, 1708. [29] Journal of the War in Spain, by a Chaplain of the army. [30] See Lieut.-General Carpenter's letter, published in the Daily Courant of the 16th of September, 1710. [31] Tradition has connected the badge of the ANTELOPE, borne on the colours of the regiment, with its services in Spain; and as the SIXTH captured several colours at SARAGOSSA, which colours were taken to England by their Colonel, THOMAS HARRISON, and presented to Queen Anne, it is not improbable but that an ANTELOPE was on one of the captured colours, and that Colonel HARRISON obtained her Majesty's permission for his regiment to bear the badge of an ANTELOPE in commemoration of the event. No documentary evidence has, however, been met with to substantiate the tradition. [32] The Complete History of Europe, vol. 22, pages 111 and 152. [33] Martial Recorder. [34] The following return of the strength of the King's forces at Preston-pans was published in Douglas' History of the Rebellion: