the companies du Royal-Provence escaping from the Siege of Toulon and the companies du Royal Roussillon Theatre of operations: Pyrénées-Orientales Engagements: Defence of Port-Vendres (May 1794), evacuated by sea (to avoid being captured and guillotined); Zamora 5 January 1796 Operating within the Spanish army Amalgamated into the Régiment de Bourbon Légion du Vallespir Creation: 1793 Also known as: Bataillon de la frontière circa May 1793 Founder: Spanish general Ricardos, Spanish soldiers under Émigré officers Commander: Size: Theatre of operations: Defence of Vallespir, then defending Roussillon Engagements: Operating within the Spanish army Several desertions to the légion de Panetier - Amalgamated into the Régiment de Bourbon Royal Roussillon Creation: January 1794 at Barcelona from émigrés, prisoners and deserters Also known as: Founder: Général Ricardos Commander: Size: 200 in June of 1794 (of which 129 were massacred by a mob since they were amusing themselves in their barracks on a procession day) Theatre of operations: Engagements: None Subsumed into the Légion de Panetier (becoming the Légion de la Reine at that moment) Régiment de Bourbon Creation: 1796 from the Légion de la Reine (ex-Légion de Panetier), the Bataillon de la frontière, and the Légion royale des Pyrénées Also known as: Integrated into the Spanish army as number 47, then 37 Founder: Marquis de Saint-Simon Commander : Marquis de Saint-Simon Size: 1600 (1808) Theatre of operations: garrisoning Ciudad Rodrigo (1797) then Mallorca Engagements: Siege of Girona (fell 9 December 1808, 300 captured); Rozas (1808) Operating within the Spanish army Still in existence in 1814; formed of foreign soldiers and Gardes Wallonnes, under number 41, then in 1860 became Spain's "53rd infantry regiment", known as El Emigrado. See also Catholic and Royal Army Chouan Army of Rennes and Fougères Hussards de Saxe Chouannerie War in the Vendée Notes External links Les forces armées de l'émigration française pendant la Révolution