2. The List of Russian Troops in 1812. (From: Bogdanovich. "The History of the Patriotic War of 1812", S.Petersburg,1859-1860, appendix).

The 1st Western Army Commander-in-Chief, War Minister, and General of Infantry: Barclay de Tolly. Chief of Staff: Lieutenant-General Lavrov, from June,21,1812 - Marquis Paulucci. From July,1,1812 - Major-General Ermolov. General-Quartermaster: Major-General Mukhin. From June,29,1812 - Colonel Toll. Commander of Artillery: Major-General Count Kutaysov. Commander of The Engineers: Lieutenant-General Truzson. General-Commissary: Kankrin. From June,6,1812: Lanskoy. 1) The 1st Detached Infantry Corps of Prince Wittgenstein: 28 battalions, 16 cavalry squadrons, 3 Cossack regiments, 9 artillery companies , 2 pontoon companies and 1 pioneer company. 2) The 2nd Infantry Corps of Baghowut: 24 battalions, 8 cavalry squadrons, 7 artillery companies. 3) The 3rd Infantry Corps of Tuchkov the 1st: 24 battalions, 4 cavalry squadrons, 1 Cossack regiment and 7 artillery companies. 4) The 4th Infantry Corps of Count Shuvalov (then Count Osterman-Tolstoy): 23 battalions, 8 cavalry squadrons, 6 artillery companies. 5) The 5th Infantry (Reserve) Corps of Great Prince Konstantin: 26 battalions, 20 cavalry squadrons, 4 artillery companies, 1 pioneer company, 2 batteries of horse artillery. 6) The 6th Infantry Corps of Dokhturov: 24 battalions, 8 cavalry squadrons, 7 artillery companies. 7) The 1st Cavalry Corps of Count Uvarov: 20 cavalry squadrons, 1 artillery company. 8) The 2nd Cavalry Corps of Baron Korf: 24 cavalry squadrons, 1 artillery company. 9) The 3rd Cavalry Corps of Count Pahlen: 24 cavalry squadrons, 1 artillery company. 10) The Light Troops of Ataman Platov: 14 Cossack regiments, 1 horse artillery company. In all in the 1st Army: 150 battalions, 132 cavalry squadrons, 10 Cossack regiments, 49 artillery companies, 1,540 guns, 2 pioneer, 2 pontoon companies. The 2nd Western Army Commander-in-Chief, General of Infantry: Prince Bagration. Chief of Staff: Major-General Count Saint-Priest. General-Quartermaster: Major-General Vistitsky. Commander of Artillery: Major-General Baron Lewenstern. Commander of The Engineers: Major-General Furster. General-Commissary: Lanskoy. 1) The 7th Infantry Corps os Raevsky: 24 battalions, 8 cavalry squadrons, 7 artillery companies. 2) The 8th Infantry Corps of Borozdin: 22 battalions, 20 cavalry squadrons,5 artillery companies. 3) The 4th Cavalry Corps of Count Sivers: 24 cavalry squadrons, 1 horse artillery company, 1 pontoon company, 1 pioneer company, 4 companies of reserve artillery. 4) The Light Troops of Ilovaysky the 5-th: 9 Cossack regiments, 1 horse artillery company. 5) The 27th Infantry Division of Neverovsky: 12 battalions. In all in the 2nd Army: 46 battalions, 52 cavalry squadrons, 9 Cossack regiments, 18 artillery companies, 1 pontoon company and 1 pioneer company. The 3rd Reserve Army Commander-in-Chief: General of Cavalry Tormasov. Chief of Staff: Major-General Inzov. General-Quartermaster: Major-General Renier. Commander of Artillery: Major-General Sivers. 1) The Corps of Count Kamensky: 18 battalions, 8 cavalry squadrons, 4 artillery companies. 2) The Corps of Markov: 24 battalions, 8 cavalry squadrons, 7 artillery companies. 3) The Corps of Baron Saxen: 12 battalions, 24 cavalry squadrons, 2 artillery companies. 4) The Cavalry Corps of Count Lambert: 36 cavalry squadrons. 5) The Light Troops: 9 Cossack regiments. 6) The Reserve Artillery: 1 company. 7) 1 pontoon company and 1 pioneer company. In all in the 3rd Army: 54 battalions, 76 cavalry squadrons, 9 Cossack regiments, 14 artillery companies (164 guns), 1 pontoon company and 1 pioneer company.