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A Detailed Account of the Battle of Austerlitz

Note 6 — Front matter

John Pine Coffin translation

Note by the Austrian general.—The Austrian battalions, of which this column was partly composed, were extremely weak, in consequence of the new formation introduced by M. Mack, who, from three battalions to each regiment, made five: and, as before stated, they were new levies, with the exception of the regiment of Salzbourg, and the frontier troops. This corps of infantry was composed as follows:

2 bat. 1st reg. of Szeckler. 2 do. 2d do. 1 do. Brooder. 6 do. Salzbourg. 1 do. Auersperg. 1 do. Kaunitz. 1 bat. reg. of Lindenau. 1 —————— Kerpen. 1 —————— Beaulieu. 1 —————— Wurtembourg. 1 —————— Reuss. Graitz. 1 —————— Czartorisky. 1 —————— Kaiser. — 20

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