# List of British Army awards in the Napoleonic Wars

This is a list of British Army officers who received sovereign's awards for their services during the Napoleonic Wars, comprising the period 1803 to 1815 and ranging in awards from knight bachelors to peerages. This list includes officers of the Royal Marines who were at the time seconded to the British Army, and foreign officers serving in the British Army who received honorary awards.

## Introduction

Initially during the Napoleonic Wars, awards were rare for those who had distinguished themselves in service, leaving many without tangible symbols of their success. These awards were overwhelmingly presented to senior officers rather than to other ranks and subalterns, for whom the prevailing opinion was that doing their duty was a reward of itself. Decorations for other ranks were only introduced in 1854 with the Distinguished Conduct Medal.
The lack of official awards caused great resentment among the British, as in comparison the French liberally awarded the Legion of Honour. Some regiments created their own awards to fill this gap, such as embroidered colours for personal deeds and badges for the survivors of forlorn hopes. In 1815 the Order of the Bath was reorganised to combat this lack of appropriate rewards, adding several new classes to it and allowing more officers, including those of field rank, to receive rewards for their services. Over 500 soldiers would go on to receive awards as part of this expanded system. The highest honour, a peerage, was awarded sixteen times to twelve individuals, of which Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington, received four increasing from a viscountcy to a dukedom.
Not covered in this list are campaign medals awarded during the Napoleonic Wars, which often did include the lower ranks in awards. These included the Waterloo Medal and later the Military General Service Medal, as well as officer-specific medals such as the Army Gold Cross and Army Gold Medal. Also not covered is the Royal Guelphic Order which, while presented to British Army officers by the Prince Regent, was actually a Hanoverian order rather than a British one.
Table key :
* Posthumous award
* Royal Marines officer
* Honorary award

## Peerages

A peerage was traditionally the most prestigious award an officer might receive, providing them with a hereditary title of nobility. British Army officers received peerages for both outstanding military and political services in this period; those who already held a peerage would be elevated in it. The most peerages were awarded in 1814 to general officers who had served in the Peninsular War as commanders of independent units or formations larger than a division.
| Rank | Name | Peerage | Date |
| General | Gerard Lake, 1st Baron Lake | Viscount Lake | 31 October 1807 |
| Lieutenant-General | William Cathcart, 10th Baron Cathcart | Viscount Cathcart | 3 November 1807 |
| Lieutenant-General | Sir Arthur Wellesley | Viscount Wellington | 4 September 1809 |
| General | Arthur Wellesley, 1st Viscount Wellington | Earl of Wellington | 28 February 1812 |
| General | Arthur Wellesley, 1st Earl of Wellington | Marquess of Wellington | 18 August 1812 |
| General | Henry Phipps, 1st Baron Mulgrave | Earl of Mulgrave | 7 September 1812 |
| Field Marshal | Arthur Wellesley, 1st Marquess of Wellington | Duke of Wellington | 3 May 1814 |
| Lieutenant-General | Sir John Hope | Baron Niddry | 3 May 1814 |
| Lieutenant-General | Sir Thomas Graham | Baron Lynedoch | 3 May 1814 |
| Lieutenant-General | Sir Stapleton Cotton | Baron Combermere | 3 May 1814 |
| Lieutenant-General | Sir Rowland Hill | Baron Hill | 3 May 1814 |
| Lieutenant-General | Sir William Beresford | Baron Beresford | 3 May 1814 |
| Lieutenant-General | Sir Charles Stewart | Baron Stewart | 1 July 1814 |
| General | William Cathcart, 1st Viscount Cathcart | Earl Cathcart | 16 July 1814 |
| Lieutenant-General | Henry Paget, 2nd Earl of Uxbridge | Marquess of Anglesey | 23 June 1815 |
| General | George Harris | Baron Harris | 11 August 1815 |

## Baronetcies

A baronetcy is a hereditary knighthood; it is not a title of nobility and as such officers awarded baronetcies remained commoners. In precedence these titles ranked immediately below baronies, the lowest rank of the peerage. Many more officers who had served in the Napoleonic Wars were created baronets later in their careers, years after the wars had ended.
| Rank | Name | Date | Reason |
| Major-General | John Doyle | 29 October 1805 | For services |
| Major-General | Sir Charles Green | 5 December 1805 | For services and capture of Suriname |
| Major-General | George Prevost | 6 December 1805 | Defence of Dominica |
| Lieutenant-General | Charles Hastings | 25 February 1806 | |
| Lieutenant-General | George Nugent | 11 November 1806 | For services |
| Lieutenant-General | Harry Burrard | 3 November 1807 | For services Copenhagen Expedition |
| Major-General | Thomas Blomefield | 14 November 1807 | For services Copenhagen Expedition and Royal Artillery |
| | George Pigott | 3 October 1808 | |
| Lieutenant-General | Sir David Baird | 13 April 1809 | For services India, Egypt, Cape Colony, Peninsula |
| Lieutenant-General | William Payne | 8 December 1812 | Commander of Cavalry in Peninsula |
| Lieutenant-Colonel | Sir Richard Fletcher | 14 December 1812 | Commander of Royal Engineers in Peninsula |
| Major-General | Roger Sheaffe | 16 January 1813 | Commander Upper Canada |
| Lieutenant-General | Hildebrand Oakes | 2 November 1813 | For services |
| Lieutenant-General | Thomas Hislop | 2 November 1813 | For services |
| General | George Hewett | 6 November 1813 | For services and Commander-in-Chief, India |
| Major-General | Sir John Hamilton | 21 December 1814 | Division commander in Peninsula |
| Lieutenant-Colonel | Howard Elphinstone | 3 April 1815 | Commander of Royal Engineers in Peninsula |
| General | Sir Hew Dalrymple | 6 May 1815 | For services in Peninsula and Gibraltar |
| Lieutenant-General | Sir Alexander Campbell | 6 May 1815 | Division commander in Peninsula |

## Order of the Bath

The Order of the Bath was an order of chivalry available to British Army officers. Prior to 1815 the order only had one grade, Knight of the Bath, which was presented in the post-nominals KB, and was awarded not for meritorious achievement but for men of high social and economic status. This antiquated order was expanded into military and civil divisions with three classes, so that more people could be included in the order and rewarded for their services. Those officers who already held a KB received the highest class of the new order, becoming a Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath. This class and the next, Knight Commander, styled the awardee as a knight, while the lowest class, Knight Companion, did not.
Awards for the new Order of the Bath took into account both distinguished service and bravery, and were less constrained to ranks as previous awards had been. The first class was limited to those officers of major-general or above, with soldiers as low as lieutenant-colonel being made Knights Commander. Colonels were more likely to be made Knights Companion, which award became the standard for service in the field. Membership of the first two classes of the order was limited, with seventy-two men being allowed the first, and 180 the second. Ten extra spaces were added to the second class for the addition of foreign officers who nonetheless held British commissions, notably those of the King's German Legion.
Awards of the Order of the Bath had not been finalised when the Hundred Days campaign was fought, and so officers who had distinguished themselves at the battles of Quatre Bras and Waterloo were also included when the lists were eventually released. Those officers rewarded for their services in earlier campaigns, such as the Peninsular War, had their awards dated 2 January, while those for the latter campaign were dated 22 June.

### Knight Grand Cross

| Rank | Name | Date | Prior KB |
| Field Marshal | Prince Frederick, Duke of York and Albany | 2 January 1815 | 30 December 1767 |
| General | Sir Robert Abercromby | 2 January 1815 | 15 January 1797 |
| General | Sir Alured Clarke | 2 January 1815 | 14 January 1797 |
| General | John Hely-Hutchinson, 1st Baron Hutchinson | 2 January 1815 | 28 May 1801 |
| General | Sir Eyre Coote | 2 January 1815 | 19 May 1802 |
| General | Sir John Cradock | 2 January 1815 | 16 February 1803 |
| General | Sir David Dundas | 2 January 1815 | 28 April 1803 |
| Field Marshal | Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington | 2 January 1815 | 28 August 1804 |
| General | George Ludlow, 3rd Earl Ludlow | 2 January 1815 | 26 September 1804 |
| Lieutenant-General | Sir John Stuart | 2 January 1815 | 13 September 1806 |
| General | Sir David Baird | 2 January 1815 | 21 April 1809 |
| Lieutenant-General | John Hope, 1st Baron Niddry | 2 January 1815 | 21 April 1809 |
| Lieutenant-General | Sir Brent Spencer | 2 January 1815 | 21 April 1809 |
| General | Sir George Beckwith | 2 January 1815 | 24 April 1809 |
| Lieutenant-General | Sir John Sherbrooke | 2 January 1815 | 16 September 1809 |
| Lieutenant-General | William Beresford, 1st Baron Beresford | 2 January 1815 | 16 October 1810 |
| Lieutenant-General | Thomas Graham, 1st Baron Lynedoch | 2 January 1815 | 22 February 1812 |
| Lieutenant-General | Rowland Hill, 1st Baron Hill | 2 January 1815 | 22 February 1812 |
| Lieutenant-General | Sir Samuel Auchmuty | 2 January 1815 | 22 February 1812 |
| Lieutenant-General | Sir Edward Paget | 2 January 1815 | 12 June 1812 |
| Lieutenant-General | Stapleton Cotton, 1st Baron Combermere | 2 January 1815 | 21 August 1812 |
| General | Sir George Nugent | 2 January 1815 | 1 February 1813 |
| General | Sir William Keppel | 2 January 1815 | 1 February 1813 |
| Lieutenant-General | Sir John Doyle | 2 January 1815 | 1 February 1813 |
| Lieutenant-General | Lord William Bentinck | 2 January 1815 | 1 February 1813 |
| Lieutenant-General | Sir James Leith | 2 January 1815 | 1 February 1813 |
| Lieutenant-General | Sir Thomas Picton | 2 January 1815 | 1 February 1813 |
| Lieutenant-General | Sir Galbraith Lowry Cole | 2 January 1815 | 1 February 1813 |
| Lieutenant-General | Charles Stewart, 1st Baron Stewart | 2 January 1815 | 1 February 1813 |
| Lieutenant-General | Sir Alexander Hope | 2 January 1815 | 29 June 1813 |
| Lieutenant-General | Sir Henry Clinton | 2 January 1815 | 29 June 1813 |
| Lieutenant-General | George Ramsay, 9th Earl of Dalhousie | 2 January 1815 | 11 September 1813 |
| Lieutenant-General | Sir William Stewart | 2 January 1815 | 11 September 1813 |
| Major-General | Sir George Murray | 2 January 1815 | 11 September 1813 |
| Major-General | Sir Edward Pakenham | 2 January 1815 | 11 September 1813 |
| General | William, Prince of Orange | 2 January 1815 | 14 August 1814 |
| Field Marshal | Prince Edward, Duke of Kent and Strathearn | 2 January 1815 | — |
| Field Marshal | Prince Ernest, Duke of Cumberland and Teviotdale | 2 January 1815 | — |
| Field Marshal | Prince Adolphus, Duke of Cambridge | 2 January 1815 | — |
| Field Marshal | Prince William Frederick, Duke of Gloucester and Edinburgh | 2 January 1815 | — |
| Lieutenant-General | Henry Paget, 2nd Earl of Uxbridge | 2 January 1815 | — |
| General | Robert Brownrigg | 2 January 1815 | — |
| Lieutenant-General | Harry Calvert | 2 January 1815 | — |
| Lieutenant-General | Thomas Maitland | 2 January 1815 | — |
| Lieutenant-General | William Henry Clinton | 2 January 1815 | — |
| Lieutenant-General | Sir John Abercromby | 7 April 1815 | — |
| Major-General | Sir Charles Colville | 7 April 1815 | — |
| Major-General | Sir James Kempt | 22 June 1815 | — |

### Knight Commander

| Rank | Name | Date |
| Lieutenant-General | Gordon Drummond | 2 January 1815 |
| Lieutenant-General | John Abercromby | 2 January 1815 |
| Lieutenant-General | Ronald Craufurd Ferguson | 2 January 1815 |
| Lieutenant-General | Henry Warde | 2 January 1815 |
| Lieutenant-General | William Houston | 2 January 1815 |
| Lieutenant-General | William Lumley | 2 January 1815 |
| Lieutenant-General | Wroth Palmer Acland | 2 January 1815 |
| Lieutenant-General | Miles Nightingall | 2 January 1815 |
| Lieutenant-General | Henry Frederick Campbell | 2 January 1815 |
| Major-General | Alan Cameron | 2 January 1815 |
| Major-General | Charles Colville | 2 January 1815 |
| Major-General | Henry Fane | 2 January 1815 |
| Major-General | George Anson | 2 January 1815 |
| Major-General | Kenneth Howard | 2 January 1815 |
| Major-General | Henry Bell | 2 January 1815 |
| Major-General | John Oswald | 2 January 1815 |
| Major-General | William Anson | 2 January 1815 |
| Major-General | Edward Howorth | 2 January 1815 |
| Major-General | Charles Wale | 2 January 1815 |
| Major-General | Ormsby Vandeleur | 2 January 1815 |
| Major-General | Edward Stopford | 2 January 1815 |
| Major-General | George Walker | 2 January 1815 |
| Major-General | James Kempt | 2 January 1815 |
| Major-General | Robert Rollo Gillespie | 2 January 1815 |
| Major-General | William Henry Pringle | 2 January 1815 |
| Major-General | Frederick Robinson | 2 January 1815 |
| Major-General | Edward Barnes | 2 January 1815 |
| Major-General | William Ponsonby | 2 January 1815 |
| Major-General | John Byng | 2 January 1815 |
| Major-General | Thomas Brisbane | 2 January 1815 |
| Major-General | Denis Pack | 2 January 1815 |
| Major-General | Lord Edward Somerset | 2 January 1815 |
| Major-General | Thomas Bradford | 2 January 1815 |
| Major-General | John Lambert | 2 January 1815 |
| Major-General | James Gordon | 2 January 1815 |
| Major-General | Manley Power | 2 January 1815 |
| Major-General | Samuel Gibbs | 2 January 1815 |
| Major-General | Matthew Whitworth-Aylmer, 5th Baron Aylmer | 2 January 1815 |
| Major-General | Colquhoun Grant | 2 January 1815 |
| Major-General | Thomas Sydney Beckwith | 2 January 1815 |
| Major-General | Robert O'Callaghan | 2 January 1815 |
| Major-General | John Keane | 2 January 1815 |
| Major-General | Colin Halkett | 2 January 1815 |
| Major-General | Henry Bunbury | 2 January 1815 |
| Major-General | Hussey Vivian | 2 January 1815 |
| Major-General | Henry Torrens | 2 January 1815 |
| Colonel | John Elley | 2 January 1815 |
| Colonel | Charles Belson | 2 January 1815 |
| Colonel | William Howe De Lancey | 2 January 1815 |
| Colonel | Benjamin D'Urban | 2 January 1815 |
| Colonel | George Bingham | 2 January 1815 |
| Colonel | Charles Greville | 2 January 1815 |
| Colonel | Hoylet Framingham | 2 January 1815 |
| Colonel | Andrew Barnard | 2 January 1815 |
| Colonel | William Robe | 2 January 1815 |
| Colonel | Henry Ellis | 2 January 1815 |
| Colonel | John Cameron | 2 January 1815 |
| Colonel | Robert Trench | 2 January 1815 |
| Colonel | Charles Pratt | 2 January 1815 |
| Colonel | Edward Blakeney | 2 January 1815 |
| Colonel | John McLean | 2 January 1815 |
| Colonel | Richard Jackson | 2 January 1815 |
| Colonel | William Douglas | 2 January 1815 |
| Colonel | Colin Campbell | 2 January 1815 |
| Colonel | John Colborne | 2 January 1815 |
| Colonel | Sir Archibald Campbell | 2 January 1815 |
| Colonel | Thomas Arbuthnot | 2 January 1815 |
| Colonel | Henry Bouverie | 2 January 1815 |
| Lieutenant-Colonel | William Williams | 2 January 1815 |
| Lieutenant-Colonel | Henry Hollis Bradford | 2 January 1815 |
| Lieutenant-Colonel | Alexander Leith | 2 January 1815 |
| Lieutenant-Colonel | Robert Lawrence Dundas | 2 January 1815 |
| Lieutenant-Colonel | Robert Arbuthnot | 2 January 1815 |
| Lieutenant-Colonel | Sir Charles Sutton | 2 January 1815 |
| Lieutenant-Colonel | James Douglas | 2 January 1815 |
| Lieutenant-Colonel | Henry Hardinge | 2 January 1815 |
| Lieutenant-Colonel | George Berkeley | 2 January 1815 |
| Lieutenant-Colonel | Jeremiah Dickson | 2 January 1815 |
| Lieutenant-Colonel | Sir John Milley Doyle | 2 January 1815 |
| Lieutenant-Colonel | Sir Thomas Noel Hill | 2 January 1815 |
| Lieutenant-Colonel | Robert Macara | 2 January 1815 |
| Lieutenant-Colonel | Alexander Gordon | 2 January 1815 |
| Lieutenant-Colonel | Henry Carr | 2 January 1815 |
| Lieutenant-Colonel | Charles Broke | 2 January 1815 |
| Lieutenant-Colonel | Lord FitzRoy Somerset | 2 January 1815 |
| Lieutenant-Colonel | James Wilson | 2 January 1815 |
| Lieutenant-Colonel | Alexander Dickson | 2 January 1815 |
| Lieutenant-Colonel | John May | 2 January 1815 |
| Lieutenant-Colonel | George Scovell | 2 January 1815 |
| Lieutenant-Colonel | William Gomm | 2 January 1815 |
| Lieutenant-Colonel | Ulysses Burgh | 2 January 1815 |
| Lieutenant-Colonel | Francis D'Oyly | 2 January 1815 |
| Lieutenant-Colonel | Richard Williams | 2 January 1815 |
| Lieutenant-Colonel | James Malcolm | 2 January 1815 |
| Lieutenant-Colonel | James Archibald Hope | 2 January 1815 |
| Lieutenant-Colonel | Augustus Frazer | 2 January 1815 |
| Lieutenant-Colonel | Hew Dalrymple Ross | 2 January 1815 |
| Lieutenant-Colonel | Edmund Kenyton Williams | 2 January 1815 |
| Lieutenant-Colonel | Maxwell Grant | 2 January 1815 |
| Lieutenant-Colonel | Frederick Stovin | 2 January 1815 |
| Lieutenant-Colonel | Joseph Carncross | 2 January 1815 |
| Lieutenant-Colonel | Robert Gardiner | 2 January 1815 |
| Lieutenant-Colonel | John Dyer | 2 January 1815 |
| Lieutenant-General | Charles, Baron Linsingen | 2 January 1815 |
| Major-General | Sigismund, Baron Low | 2 January 1815 |
| Major-General | Henry de Hinuber | 2 January 1815 |
| Major-General | William de Dornberg | 2 January 1815 |
| Colonel | Frederick de Arentsschildt | 2 January 1815 |
| Colonel | Julius Hartmann | 2 January 1815 |
| Lieutenant-General | Moore Disney | 7 April 1815 |
| Major-General | William Inglis | 7 April 1815 |
| Major-General | James Lyon | 7 April 1815 |
| Major-General | George Cooke | 20 June 1815 |
| Major-General | Peregrine Maitland | 22 June 1815 |
| Major-General | Frederick Adam | 22 June 1815 |

### Companion

320 men were created Companions of the Order of the Bath between 4 June and 8 December 1815. 73 of these were colonels, with 215 lieutenant-colonels receiving awards alongside 32 majors. Three of the majors were Royal Marines.

## Knights bachelor

Knight bachelor was the lowest rank of knighthood available, not being hereditary or part of any order. Most commonly, British Army officers who were made knights bachelor had already received foreign knighthoods for their services, such as the Portuguese Military Order of the Tower and Sword, which by itself would not allow awardees to style themselves as knights. Officers were also made knights bachelor if they stood as proxy in the installation ceremony for another officer's knighthood, most commonly for the Order of the Bath.
| Rank | Name | Date | Reason |
| Lieutenant-Colonel | George Smith | 9 December 1807 | Aide de camp to George III |
| Lieutenant-Colonel | Charles Imhoff | 1807 | Unknown |
| Brigadier-General | Charles Shipley | 11 March 1808 | Royal Engineers |
| Captain | Mark Gerard | 30 March 1809 | Royal Marines |
| Captain | William Wynn | 2 March 1810 | Governor of Sandown Fort |
| Lieutenant-Colonel | Richard Fletcher | 18 April 1812 | Royal Engineers |
| Lieutenant-Colonel | George Adam Wood | 22 May 1812 | Proxy for Sir John Sherbrooke |
| Major | John Tylden | 22 May 1812 | Proxy for Sir Samuel Auchmuty |
| Captain | Charles Gordon | 29 May 1812 | Proxy for Sir John Hope |
| Colonel | Thomas Sydney Beckwith | 29 May 1812 | Proxy for Sir George Beckwith |
| Lieutenant-Colonel | Robert Chambre Hill | 29 May 1812 | Proxy for Sir Rowland Hill |
| Lieutenant-General | Alexander Campbell | 29 May 1812 | Proxy for Arthur Wellesley, 1st Earl of Wellington |
| Lieutenant-General | John Hamilton | 15 July 1813 | Award of Portuguese Military Order of the Tower and Sword |
| Colonel | George Elder | 11 November 1813 | Award of Portuguese Military Order of the Tower and Sword |
| Brigadier-General | John Wilson | 16 April 1814 | Award of Portuguese Military Order of the Tower and Sword |
| Lieutenant-Colonel | John Browne | 16 April 1814 | Award of Portuguese Military Order of the Tower and Sword |
| Colonel | Hudson Lowe | 26 April 1814 | Royal Corsican Rangers |
| Lieutenant-Colonel | Archibald Campbell | 7 May 1814 | Award of Portuguese Military Order of the Tower and Sword |
| Lieutenant-General | Albert Gledstanes | May 1814 | Unknown |
| Captain | Freeman Barton | 25 June 1814 | 2nd Regiment of Foot |
| Colonel | Charles Sutton | 13 July 1814 | Portuguese Army service |
| Lieutenant-General | Tomkyns Hilgrove Turner | 28 July 1814 | Lieutenant Governor of Jersey |
| Lieutenant-Colonel | Gregory Way | 28 July 1814 | Award of Portuguese Military Order of the Tower and Sword |
| Lieutenant-Colonel | Thomas Noel Hill | 28 July 1814 | Award of Portuguese Military Order of the Tower and Sword |
| Lieutenant-Colonel | John Milley Doyle | 28 July 1814 | Award of Portuguese Military Order of the Tower and Sword |
| Colonel | Neil Campbell | 7 October 1814 | 54th Regiment of Foot |
| Lieutenant-Colonel | Charles Felix Smith | 10 November 1814 | Award of Spanish Order of Charles III |
| Colonel | Edward Kerrison | 5 January 1815 | 7th Light Dragoons |
| Major-General | Loftus William Otway | 15 January 1815 | Unknown |
| Lieutenant-Colonel | Henry Pynn | 23 February 1815 | Award of Portuguese Military Order of the Tower and Sword |
| Lieutenant-Colonel | John Campbell | 9 March 1815 | Award of Portuguese Military Order of the Tower and Sword |
| Colonel | Sir Charles Greville | 20 April 1815 | 38th Regiment of Foot |
| Lieutenant-Colonel | Victor von Arentsschildt | 20 April 1815 | Award of Portuguese Military Order of the Tower and Sword |
| Colonel | Samuel Ford Whittingham | 3 May 1815 | Aide de camp to the Prince Regent |
| Lieutenant-Colonel | Sir Richard Williams | 25 May 1815 | Royal Marines |
| Lieutenant-Colonel | Sir James Malcolm | 25 May 1815 | Royal Marines |
| Lieutenant-Colonel | Sir James Archibald Hope | 25 May 1815 | Unknown |
| Lieutenant-Colonel | Sir Hew Dalrymple Ross | 25 May 1815 | Royal Artillery |
| Lieutenant-Colonel | William Osborne Hamilton | 25 May 1815 | Meritorious Service on Heligoland |
| Major-General | Matthew Whitworth-Aylmer, 5th Baron Aylmer | 6 June 1815 | Unknown |
| Colonel | Sir Charles Pratt | 29 June 1815 | 5th Regiment of Foot |
| Major-General | Warren Peacocke | 27 July 1815 | Award of Portuguese Military Order of the Tower and Sword |
| Lieutenant-Colonel | Thomas Reade | 27 November 1815 | Deputy Adjutant General Saint Helena |
| Colonel | Hugh Gough | 4 December 1815 | Meritorious Service |
| Lieutenant-Colonel | Sir William Williams | 4 December 1815 | Unknown |
| Lieutenant-Colonel | Sir Robert Arbuthnot | 4 December 1815 | Unknown |
| Major-General | Benjamin Bloomfield | 11 December 1815 | Chief Equerry to the Prince Regent |
| Colonel | Charles William Doyle | 1815 | Unknown |
| Colonel | Sir Robert Trench | 22 December 1815 | 74th Regiment of Foot |
| Lieutenant-Colonel | Sir Joseph Carncross | 22 December 1815 | Royal Artillery |

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