cannon, 80,000 lb. of powder, 300,000 infantry cartridges, and two bridge equipages. There is not the slightest doubt that if Menacho had lived the place would have held out till it was relieved by Beresford. For the latter, who was finally ordered to move to its relief on March 12th, would have reached its neighbourhood on the 18th. (Oman 1911, p. 61.) Post-war career In 1815, Fernando VII appointed Imaz subinspector of the 4th Division of the Provincial Militias of Galicia, and in La Coruña he participated in quashing Juan Díaz Porlier's pronunciamiento. In May 1819, Imaz was appointed commander general of Tuy, a post from which he was dismissed on 23 February 1820, following Rafael del Riego's uprising the previous month. Imaz was sent to barracks at Madrid and then to Andalusia. From there, in May 1826 he was sent to Valladolid, where he died in December 1828. References 1761 births 1828 deaths Spanish generals Spanish commanders of the Napoleonic Wars Military leaders of the French Revolutionary Wars