TOTAL STRENGTH: (not counting the Danish Corps): 21.000 men, 40 cannons and 12 howitzers.
Marshal L. N. Davout, Prince of Eckmühl
Brigadier general C. Baron de Laville (chief of staff)
Lieutenant General Wattier. Count de St. Alphonse (chief of cavalry)
Colonel Ourié (chief of artillery)
Major Vinache (chief of engineers)
The Majors Zadera and Brosset
The Captains Laloi, Chaupin, d´Houdetot
Lieutenant de Villeneuve (all adjutants)
Lieutenant General O. Baron Loisson
Colonel Lecouturier (chief of staff)
Infantry brigade. General Mielzynski
15th light infantry regiment (4 battalions)
44th line infantry regiment (1 battalion)
Infantry brigade. General Count Leclerc des Essart
48th line infantry regiment (4 battalions)
108th line infantry regiment (4 battalions)
1 6-pounder mounted battery and 1 battery of foot
(total 10 cannon and 4 howitzers)
Lieutenant general P. C.F. A. H. D. Baron Thiebault
Colonel Bellangé (chief of staff)
Infantry brigade. General Delcambre Baron de Campvert
30th line infantry regiment (2 battalions)
111th line infantry regiment (4 battalions)
Infantry brigade. General Baron Gengoult.
61st line infantry regiment (4 battalions)
2 6-pounder mounted batteries
(total 12 cannon and 4 howitzers)
Lieutenant general Vichery
Colonel Allanis (chief of staff)
Infantry brigade. General Romme
3rd line infantry regiment (3 battalions)
105th line infantry regiment (2 battalions)
1 6-pounder mounted battery (6 cannon)
General de brigade C. F. A. l´Allemand *
Captain Carré
28th chasseur á cheval regiment (2 squadrons)
17th Lithuanian uhlan regiment (3 squadrons)
3 march squadrons cuirassiers
2 12-pounder batteries of foot (12 cannon and 4 howitzers)
1 engineer company
4 train companies
* Was later transferred to the Danish corps