Men. Horses. The French, having received some reinforcements of conscripts, amounted, in the beginning of July, including the king’s guards, to about 275,000 In hospital 61,000 } Stragglers and prisoners borne on } 68,000 the states 7,000 } ------- Total under arms 207,000 36,000 The military governments, lines of correspondence, garrisons, and detachments, absorbed 32,000 3,000 ------- ------- _Present under arms_ with the _corps d’armée_ 175,000 33,000 The actual strength and situation of each _corps d’armée_ was as follows:-- [Sidenote: Muster roll of the French Army, MSS.] _Under the King, covering Madrid._ Inf. & Art. Cavalry. First corps, in the valley of the Tagus 20,881 4,200 Fourth corps, La Mancha 17,490 3,200 Division of Dessolles, Madrid 6,864 King’s French guards, Madrid, about 4,000 1,500 ------ ------ Total 49,235 8,900 ------ ------ _In Old Castile, under Marshal Soult._ Inf. & Art. Cavalry. Second corps, Zamora, Tora, and Salamanca 17,707 2,883 Fifth corps, Valladolid 16,042 874 Sixth corps, Astorga, and its vicinity 14,913 1,446 ------ ------ Total 48,662 5,203 ------ ------ _In Aragon, under General Suchet._ Inf. & Art. Cavalry. Third corps, Zaragoza, Alcanitz, &c. 15,226 2,604 ------ ------ _In Catalonia, under Marshal Augereau._ Inf. & Art. Cavalry. Seventh corps, Vich, Gerona, and Barcelona 30,593 2,500 ------ ------ In addition to these corps there were twelve hundred men belonging to the battering train, four thousand infantry under Bonnet, at St. Andero, and two thousand two hundred cavalry under Kellerman, in the Valladolid country.