...uld spare from his right and left wings. His loss, at this moment, amounted to 18,000 men killed and disabled; nearly half this number had deserted, or were employed ,carrying away the wounded. Ney attacked the English line so vigorously with his exhausted troops that it was much shaken; the whole of the second line was put in the first, and two fresh divisions, Chasse and division Belge, came ...