Neil Campbell (British Army officer)

Sir Neil Campbell

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Sir Neil Campbell; CB
	Campbell in 1818, by Casimir Carbonnier
Born	1 May 1778
Died	14 May 1827 (aged 49); Sierra Leone
Allegiance	United Kingdom
Service / branch	British Army; Portuguese Army
Years of service	1797–1827
Rank	Major-general (Britain); Colonel (Portugal)
Commands	Hanseatic Legion; Governor of Sierra Leone
Battles / wars	French Revolutionary Wars; Napoleonic Wars Caribbean campaign Invasion of Martinique; Invasion of Guadeloupe; ; Peninsular War Siege of Almeida; Battle of Fuentes de Oñoro; Siege of Ciudad Rodrigo; Siege of Badajoz; Battle of Salamanca; Siege of Burgos; ; German campaign Battle of Lützen; Battle of Bautzen; Siege of Danzig; ; Campaign in north-east France Battle of Brienne; Battle of Fère-Champenoise (WIA); ; Hundred Days Capture of Cambrai; ; ;
Awards	Army Gold Cross; Order of Saint Anna (Russia); Order of Saint Vladimir (Russia)

Major-General Sir Neil Campbell CB (1 May 1776 – 14 August 1827) was a British Army officer who fought during the Napoleonic Wars, administered several British colonies, and escorted Napoleon Bonaparte into exile.