The Sun.
London, England, 1808-07-26 00:00:00

FIRST DIVLSIOK,

Commanded by Lieutenant-General [lon. John liope,
2cl Foot - 703
4th, Lst Battalion •• 978 Brig.-General Acland.
zSth, tat Ditto - too*
2.678

79th F?4', tst Bat.
9 Est, t- 'Bat. .
9zd, is-Vitto

soon
94C) r Major-Cenral Ferguson.
94'

ago ---..-
SSSg
SZCQND DIVIS;9N.
, Commanded by Lieutenant-General Lord Paget,
6th Foot, zst Bat. - 900
-2,9 th, - - 800 Major-General Spencer.
3zd, - - 900
2600 '
stb, - zst Battalion, zoo.)
3.,th, - rat Ditto, 9so Brig. General Hightingalf!.
Sul, - tat Dap, - 950

2900.

SSoo

THUD DIVISION.

Commanded by Lieutenant-General Fraze;.
gtli Foot, Ist Bat. - goo .
Ditto - ad Ditto - 9co Major-General Hill.
40th - - - 99°
2840
• 90
9,0
Brig.-General Fane,
- 79, _

36th - rst Bat.
45th . -
nay'

5440:
FOURTH. DIVISION.

Commanded by Lieut.-General Sir Arthur Wellesley.l.
loth tst B. r. - 6JO
38th - ist Ditto - 98: Brig-General Crawlind.
7:st . zst - 95.,

2;30
4 134tt. of the,Light Infantry 2803—Major-Gen Murray-
at the Gentian Legion

5330

RESERVE,
Commanded by Lieut.-General Sir john Moore.
13th Lik;ht Dtagoons
3d German Light Drag. 553 —1203
szci Foot, ad Bat.
Ditto, - zd Do. bzo Brig.-General Anstruther.
95tb, - - 900
43(1 Foot, ad Bat. - 800 2675
6oth - sth Do. - 940 Brig.-General R. Stuart.
Two Ger. Light lnf. Bat. 'Soo

3540

7418
Recapitulation.
ist Division - - - 5556
2.L
- - - 44,
tehse,i'e - 5330
- 741;

Total - - 29,246

The Artillery, Royal Waggon Train, &c. are not included
in the above statement.

In addition to this, a second Expedition is alreadi
planned, to consist of 8000 cavalry and 1.5,600 in'
fat.try. Among the latter are those matchless body
of men, the first and second Brigade of Guards, at
Deal and Chatham, amounting to now- 5000 ran
and file.

The Ross-shire Regiment of Militia, quartered at
Norman-cross, on Saturday made an offer of theft
services to assist the efforts of the Spanish Patriots.
Sunday the ordnance were busied in embarking
Sixteen horses belonging to Sir HARRY BUKRARPt
and nine belonging to Lord PA,GET. Sir ilatta
and suite are arrived at Portsmouth. Gen. Moos%
resigns the command to Sir -HARRY, and every thing
being ready, it is supposed the Fleet will sail
day.
Major General Lord WILLIAM BENTINCK is go'
ing out in a diplomatic charader with Sir HAW'
BURRARD'S army ; but Lord WILLIAM will either
ad in a diplomatic or military character, as recitiiren'
A brigade of Artillery, a detachment orthe Waggnn,
Train, and the 2d battalion of the 36th Regimen'
have joined the Baltic. Army ; • and the 51st 'tee
meat is expeded from Guernsey.
It appears there are two British Officers of IV
name of , ROCHE, at present in Spain ; the 01),c
Major ROCHE, who distingUished himself so rtinc..ta
at Monte Video, as well by his general conduct
by his courage, and who is now with the army coil'
manded by the Bishop of ST. ANDERO ; and El',
other Capt. PATRICK ROCHE, of the 54th, also a 11105t
able and gallant young Officer, who is, t, e believe'
with the army of General CUESTA.
Mr. DUFF leaves London immediately for porgy
mouth, from whence he will sail in a Frigate alreale
appointed for his reception, for Cadiz. From there
he is to proceed to Seville, as Minister to the Sue;
preme Junta. We understand that Mr. FitEas d°s
not accompany him. The Frigate which conveY,o
Mr. DUFF to Spain, takes out one million of dyke
for the use of the Spanish Patriots, which are to
placed at the disposal of the Supreme Junta of Se
n
ville.
The Statue of King WILLIAM 111. which e 1136.
bl
been placed in St. James's-square, is very creditni.ot
to the talents of BACON, the Sculptor. It is said wbe
the plan adopted in Lincoln's Inn Fields, is to
folloAed in, this Square, and that the water is
give place to a beautiful shrubbery.

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