Army of Portugal—1st April, 1811.

Under arms.			Detached.		Hosp.	Effective.
	Men.	Horses.	Men.	Horses.	Men.	Men.	Horses.
8th corps, Junot	13,448	”	992	”	5,719	20,159	”
6th do. Marmont	13,984	”	1,374	”	1,576	16,934	”
2d corps, Reynier	10,837	”	1,350	”	4,318	16,505	”
Montbrun
{ Dragoon, 23 squadrons	4,173	4,404	”	”	”	4,173	4,404
{ Light cavalry, 14 squadrons	3,636	3,906	”	”	38	3,636	3,906
{ 1 squadron of gens-d’armes	190	72	”	”	5	102	72

Under arms.			Detached.		Hosp.	Effective.
	Men.	Horses.	Men.	Horses.	Men.	Men.	Horses.
Artillery and Engineers
{ Foot artillery. Almeida and Rodrigo	936	”	”	”	88	1,055	”
{ Horse artillery	410	425	”	”	23	453	425
{ Artillery of the train	2,181	2,378	”	”	237	2,448	2,378
{ Workmen	259	”	”	”	25	295	”
{ Engineers	1,448	60	”	”	140	1,623	”
{ Military equipage	596	897	”	”	60	668	897
Total artilleries, engineers, &c.	5,969	3,335	”	”	573	6,542	2,760
Total of infantry	37,269	”	3,716	”	11,613	53,598	”
Total of cavalry	7,999	8,382	”	”	43	7,911	8,382
General Total	51,237	11,717	3,716	”	12,229	68,051	11,142

Note.—In the imperial rolls there was no state of the army of Portugal for May. Two divisions of the 9th corps, directed to be added to the army of Portugal, are included in the state for April, and the prince of Esling was empowered to distribute the cavalry as he pleased, provided the brigade of general Fournier, from the 9th corps, was kept in the reserve. The detached men were in the government of Salamanca. On the 1st of June, however, the army of Portugal is returned as present under arms 44,548 men, 7,253 horses, and 4,620 men detached. Hence, I have estimated the number of fighting men and officers, including the imperial guards, at Fuentes Onoro at 45,000, a number, perhaps, too great, when the artificers, engineers, &c. are deducted.