On the Allied left, Melas commanded Michael von Fröhlich's 8,575-strong Austrian division. The division consisted of more than 3,660 grenadiers in nine battalions, six squadrons each of the "Lobkowitz" Nr. 10 and "Levenehr" Nr. 14 Dragoon Regiments, 1,258 sabers, three battalions of the "Fürstenberg" Infantry Regiment Nr. 36, 2,081 men, and two battalions of the "Stuart" Infantry Regiment Nr. 18, 1,576 troops. One brigadier was Johann I Joseph, Prince of Liechtenstein, though the troops under his command are not given. Franz Joseph, Marquis de Lusignan led the "Fürstenberg", "Morzin", "Paar", "Pertusi" and "Weber" Grenadier Battalions and Johann Ludwig Alexius von Loudon commanded the "Hohenfeld", "Goeschen", "Schiaffinatti" and "Weissenwolff" Grenadier Battalions. Anton Ferdinand Mittrowsky directed two of the "Fürstenberg" infantry battalions and two squadrons of the "Lobkowitz" Dragoons while Johann Benedikt Nobili led the two "Stuart" infantry battalions and two more squadrons of the "Lobkowitz" Regiment.