| | | | | | | | | | | | | +-----------------+--------+---------+----------+---------+-----+ |At GRENADA |Killed | -- | -- | -- | 1 | |2nd March, 1814. |Wounded | -- | -- | -- | 4 | | | | | | | | +-----------------+--------+---------+----------+---------+-----+ |Battle of | | | | | | |TOULOUSE, |Killed | 3 | 1 | -- | 13 | |10th April, 1814.|Wounded | 16 | 7 | -- | 140 | | | | | | | | +-----------------+--------+---------+----------+---------+-----+ FOOTNOTES: [1] BEATSON’S _Naval and Military Memoirs_. [2] Lieutenant-General the Honorable James Murray’s answer to this proposal is printed in BEATSON’S _Naval and Military Memoirs_, and is as follows:-- “_Fort St. Philip, October 16, 1781._ “Sir, “When your brave ancestor was desired by his sovereign to assassinate the Duc de Guise, he returned the answer which you should have done, when the King of Spain charged you to assassinate the character of a man whose birth is as illustrious as your own, or that of the Duc de Guise. I can have no further communication with you but in arms. If you have any humanity, you may send clothing to your unfortunate prisoners in my possession; leave it at a distance, because I will admit of no contact for the future but such as is hostile in the most inveterate degree. “I am, &c., “JAMES MURRAY.” “_To the Duc de Crillon._” [3] Lieut.-Colonel Barlow wrote a journal of this march, which is printed at the end of this Record. [4] The grenadier company of the SIXTY-FIRST was selected by Major-General Stuart, for his personal escort during the reconnoissance which he made before the battle. [5] Casualties at the battle of Salamanca,-- Officers. Soldiers. Strength in the field. 27 420 Killed and wounded 24 342 -- --- Remaining 3 78 Six reliefs of officers and serjeants were shot under the colours.