Toulouse 1814 Order of Battle
Contents
- Military rank
- Other
- Anglo Allied Army
- Freires Corps part of Spanish 4th Army
- Hills Corps
- Beresfords Corps
- French Army of Spain
- Books
- References
The Battle of Toulouse saw a French army led by Marshal Nicolas Soult defend the city of Toulouse against the Marquess of Wellington's British, Portuguese, and Spanish army. The fighting took place on 10 April 1814 and Soult evacuated the city late in the evening of 11 April after suffering defeat. Allied casualties in the bitter fighting exceeded French losses by more than a thousand. Official news of the end of the war did not reach Wellington until the afternoon of 12 April.
Military rank
Other
Anglo-Allied Army
Commander-in-Chief: Field Marshal the Marquess of Wellington
Cavalry Commander: Lt Gen Stapleton Cotton
Quartermaster-General: Maj Gen Sir George Murray
Adjutant-General: Maj Gen the Hon Edward Pakenham
Military Secretary: Capt (brevet Lt Col) Lord FitzRoy Somerset
Commander, Royal Artillery: brevet Lt Col Alexander Dickson
Commander, Royal Engineers: Lt Col Howard Elphinstone
Army total: 48,765 (40,325 infantry, 6,490 cavalry, 1,950 artillery)
Freire's Corps (part of Spanish 4th Army)
Gen Manuel Freire
Hill's Corps
Lt Gen Sir Rowland Hill
Beresford's Corps
Marshal William Beresford
French Army of Spain
Commander-in-Chief: Marshal Soult
Army total: 38,843 (31,793 infantry, 2,700 cavalry, 4,350 artillery)