José González Lubie

José González Lubie ( 1748 – 24 April 1833) was a Spanish army officer.

Early career In 1767, González enlisted as a sub-lieutenant in the Regiment of Foreign Volunteers, seeing action during the amphibious assault on Algiers in 1775, where he had to take command of his company following the death of the captain and the wounding of the lieutenant.

Following the Spanish insurrection of May 1808, the French arrested González and imprisoned him at Setúbal, from where he escaped and was able to reach Catalonia. González remained a prisoner in France until the peace treaty was signed.

Post-war career On his return to Spain, González was appointed chair of the Royal War Council of General Officers in Valencia, post he held until 1819, when he was transferred to the barracks at Barcelona.