Jaime García Conde

Jaime García Conde (1767–1820) was a Spanish military commander.

Early career García Conde joined the Regiment of the Spanish Royal Guard as a cadet in July 1779, and participated at the Great Siege of Gibraltar. into a besieged Gerona. To do so, his column had routed Lecchi's Italian division, that day commanded by Brigadier Milosewitz, that was besieging the garrison.

On 14 May 1810, García Conde, then commanding officer of the garrison at Lérida, surrendered the citadel, with 7,700 troops, to the French force under Suchet.

He was interned in France, returning to Spain in 1814. At his own request, and in response to the accusations made against him by the Capitain General of Catalonia, General O'Donnell, he was court-martialled for having surrendered at Lerida. The sentence, absolving him, was given a month after he had died.