1. Brabantine Army

1st Namur Infantry Regiment

RHQ: Baron de Cuvelier
3 Battalions@ 6 companies, 500 men

2nd Brabant Infantry Regiment:

RHQ: Viscount de Patin
3 Battalions@ 6 companies, 360 men

3rd Tournai Infantry Regiment:

RHQ: de Nieuport
3 Battalions@ 5 companies, 1 grenadier coy in bearskins, 160 men
3 Chasseur Companies (skirmishers)

4th West Flanders Infantry Regiment:

RHQ: Count de Chastel
3 Battalions@ 6 companies, 560 men
1 Canaries Battalion: 500 men

5th Antwerp Infantry Regiment:

RHQ: Tinne
3 Battalions@ 6 companies, 520 men

6th Flanders Infantry Regiment:

RHQ: Ruchart
3 Battalions@ 6 companies, 480 men

7th Bruges Infantry Regiment:

RHQ: de Serret
3 Battalions@ 6 companies, 377 men

8th Flanders Infantry Regiment:

RHQ: Lejuene
3 Battalions@ 6 companies, 557 men

9th Hainaut Infantry Regiment:

RHQ: Braine
3 Battalions@ 6 companies, 402 men

10th Belgian Legion:

RHQ: Bath
3 Battalions@ 6 companies, 364 men

11th Liege Infantry Regiment:

RHQ: de Graillet
3 Battalions sharing 278 men

1st Chasseurs Light Infantry Regiment: 950 men, 3 battalions?
2nd Tongerloo Chasseurs Light Infantry Regiment: 800 men, 3 battalions?
3rd Brabant & Flanders Chasseurs Light Infantry Regiment: 1340 men, 3 battalions?
4th Luxembourg Chasseurs Light Infantry Regiment: 320 men, 3? battalions

1st Flanders Cavalry: 390 men
2nd Namur Cavalry: 829 men
3rd Brabant Cavalry: 828 men
4th Hainant Cavalry: 788 men
5th Tongerloo Cavalry: 818 men
Hussars of Tongerloo (small unit)
Dragoons of Schoenfeldt (small unit)

Artillery: 800 gunners = 40 field guns of various sizes, all Austrian
Battalion amusettes (2 light guns per battalion?)

3. Notes

a) The United States of Belgium rose up in revolt against their Austrian rulers, and formed an army for a while as listed above in 1790.
b) The revolt was also known as the Brabantine Revolution.
c) Cavalry are assumed to be medium type dragoons that cannot skirmish.
d) The Belgian Legion was meant to be British manpower under the British commander Bath but in practice was filled out by Belgian volunteers.
e) Troops fought reasonably well against the Austrians, and should be classed as second rate to average line, with the Belgian Legion and the Canaries Battalion as the best of the infantry. Infantry used typical 18th Century 3 deep line tactics, with march columns for distant manouevring, and squares against cavalry.
f) See Age of Napoleon No. 22 for uniform details.