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The British and Provincial Conquest of Cuba: Royal

FROM ENGLAND. 9th, Whitmore's 977 34th, Lord Frederic Cavendish 976 56th, Major-General Keppel 933 72d, Duke of Richmond 986 Volunteers 217 Royal Artillery 270 Brigade of Engineers 6 ---- 4,365 FROM NORTH AMERICA. 15th, Amherst's 243 17th, Monckton's 535 27th, Blakeney's 536 28th, Townsend's 378 35th, Otway's 471 40th, Armiger's 380 42nd, Second Battalion Royal Highlanders 484 43d, Talbot's 380 48th, Webb's 525 60th, Third Battalion Royal Americans 587 Royal Artillery 107 Brigade Engineers 9 5,382 From England and North America 9,747 FROM SOUTH CAROLINA. 1st Regiment (four companies) 320 77th, Montgomery's 605 95th, Burton's 585 1,510 FROM DOMINICA. 22nd, 602 94th, Vaughan's 387 989 FROM GUADALOUPE. 4th 225 65th, Malpass 104 100th, Campbell's 356 685 FROM ANTIGUA. 38th, Watson's 289 289 FROM BELLEISLE. 69th, Colville's 556 76th, Two Battalions, Rufane 1048 90th, Morgan's 465 98th, Grey's 370 2,439 Total 15,659 Out of the above troops, Lord Albemarle, besides leaving some sick at Martinique, garrisoned it with The 69th 556 76th 1048 And St. Lucia, Dominica, Grenada, and the Grenadillas with the 38th 289 94th 387 98th 370 100th 356 4,308 So that there remained for the Havana expedition but 11,351 The whole fleet consisted of: