The report, which is dated the 7th January 1825,  provides a  detailed description of the part played during the fighting on Sunday the 18th June 1815  by the 5th Hanoverian Brigade and the battalions which served within it: 'In front of the 5th Brigade, beyond the hollow path, was aheight upon which an English cavalry picquet was positioned at a distance of some 100 paces. I did not notice any other outposts, nor did I notice whether the two farms of la Haie [sic] and Papelotte were occupied. This is why I ordered a chain of outposts to be formed by my marksmen. To the rear of our position was a very steep slope of a height, the bottom of which I designated as the point where the wounded were to be attended. At the beginning of the battle the Nassau and Netherlands troops moved to position in rear of the hollow path, on the left and in rear of the 5th Brigade, on the slope of the height.' It should be noted that the contents of this file are within the on-line archive.

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