The XI Corps of the Grande Armée was the name of a French military unit that existed during the Napoleonic Wars. In 1809 during the War of the Fifth Coalition, General of Division Auguste Marmont's Army of Dalmatia was renamed the XI Corps. Emperor Napoleon I held it in reserve at the Battle of Wagram. In 1812, the unit was reconstituted during the invasion of Russia and placed under Marshal Pierre Augereau. It did not fight in any battles and instead served a collection point for reserves. In spring 1813, it was reorganized and placed under the command of Marshal Jacques MacDonald. The corps fought at Lutzen, Bautzen, the Katzbach, Leipzig, and Hanau in 1813. Still under MacDonald, the unit fought at Bar-sur-Aube and several minor actions in 1814.
XI Corps: General of Division Auguste Marmont
Chief of Staff: General of Brigade Jacques-Antoine-Adrien Delort
3rd squadron of the 24th Chasseurs à Cheval Regiment
1st Division: General of Division Joseph Hélie Désiré Perruquet de Montrichard (c. 6,000, 6 guns)
Colonel Jean Louis Soye
18th Light Infantry Regiment (two battalions)
5th Line Infantry Regiment (two battalions)
General of Brigade Jean Marie Auguste Aulnay de Launay
79th Infantry Regiment (two battalions)
81st Infantry Regiment (two battalions)
Artillery: 9th company of the 2nd Foot Artillery Regiment (six 6-pound cannons)
2nd Division: General of Division Bertrand Clausel (c. 4,900, 16 guns)
General of Brigade Alexis Joseph Delzons
8th Light Infantry Regiment (two battalions)
23rd Line Infantry Regiment (two battalions)
General of Brigade Gilbert Bachelu.
11th Line Infantry Regiment (three battalions)
Artillery: 3rd and 9th companies of the 8th Foot Artillery Regiment (six 6-pound cannons and two 5½-inch howitzers each)
Corps Artillery Reserve: General of Brigade Louis Tirlet (56 guns).10th company of the 7th Foot Artillery Regiment (six 12-pound cannons)
2nd company of the 2nd Foot Artillery Regiment (six 12-pound cannons and two 5½-inch howitzers)
7th, 8th, 9th, 14th, and 15th companies of the 1st Italian Artillery Regiment (six 6-pound cannons each)
14th and 15th companies of the 2nd Foot Artillery Regiment (six 6-pound cannons each)
Average battalion strength was approximately 700.
Source: Bowden, Scotty; Tarbox, Charlie (1980). Armies on the Danube 1809. Arlington, Texas: Empire Games Press. pp. 105–106.
XI Corps: Marshal Pierre Augereau
30th Infantry Division: General of Division Étienne Heudelet de Bierre
1st Provisional Demi-Brigade
2nd Light Infantry Regiment, 4th Battalion
4th Light Infantry Regiment, 4th Battalion
17th Light Infantry Regiment, 4th Battalion
6th Provisional Demi-Brigade
16th Light Infantry Regiment, 4th Battalion
21st Light Infantry Regiment, 4th Battalion
28th Light Infantry Regiment, 4th Battalion
28th Line Infantry Regiment, 1st Battalion
43rd Line Infantry Regiment, two companies
65th Line Infantry Regiment, one company
7th Provisional Demi-Brigade
8th Line Infantry Regiment, 4th Battalion
14th Line Infantry Regiment, 4th Battalion
94th Line Infantry Regiment, 4th Battalion
8th Provisional Demi-Brigade
54th Line Infantry Regiment, 4th Battalion
88th Line Infantry Regiment, 4th Battalion
95th Line Infantry Regiment, 4th Battalion
128th Line Infantry Regiment, 3rd Battalion
9th Provisional Demi-Brigade
24th Line Infantry Regiment, 4th Battalion
45th Line Infantry Regiment, 4th Battalion
59th Line Infantry Regiment, 4th Battalion
127th Line Infantry Regiment, 3rd Battalion
17th Provisional Demi-Brigade
6th Light Infantry Regiment, 4th Battalion
25th Light Infantry Regiment, 4th Battalion
39th Line Infantry Regiment, 4th Battalion
31st Infantry Division: General of Division Joseph Lagrange
10th Provisional Demi-Brigade
27th Line Infantry Regiment, 4th Battalion
63rd Line Infantry Regiment, 4th Battalion
76th Line Infantry Regiment, 4th Battalion
96th Line Infantry Regiment, 4th Battalion
11th Provisional Demi-Brigade
27th Light Infantry Regiment, 4th Battalion
50th Line Infantry Regiment, 4th Battalion
2nd Méditerranée Regiment, 3rd Battalion
12th Provisional Demi-Brigade
123rd Line Infantry Regiment, 3rd Battalion
124th Line Infantry Regiment, 4th Battalion
125th Line Infantry Regiment, 4th Battalion
129th Line Infantry Regiment, 4th Battalion
13th Provisional Demi-Brigade
5th Line Infantry Regiment, 4th Battalion
11th Line Infantry Regiment, 4th Battalion
79th Line Infantry Regiment, 4th Battalion
32nd Infantry Division: General of Division Pierre François Joseph Durutte
Brigades: unknown
Belle-Isle Regiment, 2nd, 3rd and 4th Battalions
Isle de Ré Regiment, 2nd, 3rd and 4th Battalions
Walcheren Regiment, 2nd, 3rd and 4th Battalions
1st Méditerranée Regiment, 1st and 2nd Battalions
2nd Méditerranée Regiment, 1st, 2nd and 4th Battalions
33rd Infantry Division: General of Brigade François Détrés
1st Brigade: Neapolitans
Royal Calabrian Regiment
Naples Regiment
Marine Battalion
2nd Brigade: Neapolitans
Prince Lucien Regiment
Garde Vélites Regiment
34th Infantry Division: General of Division Charles Antoine Morand
1st Brigade:
3rd Line Infantry Regiment, 4th Battalion
29th Line Infantry Regiment, 3rd and 4th Battalions
105th Line Infantry Regiment, 4th Battalion
113th Line Infantry Regiment, 3rd and 4th Battalions
2nd Brigade:
4th Westphalian Infantry Regiment
Hessian Light Infantry Regiment
4th Ducal Saxon Infantry Regiment, 4th Battalion
Source: Post, Marie Caroline (1910). The Life and Memoires of Comte Régis de Trobriand. New York, N.Y.: E. P. Dutton & Co. pp. 535–536. Retrieved 1 April 2013.
XI Corps: Marshal Jacques MacDonald
31st Infantry Division: General of Division François Roch Ledru des Essarts
1st Brigade: General of Brigade Philibert Fressinet
11th Provisional Line Infantry Regiment (three battalions)
13th Provisional Line Infantry Regiment (three battalions)
2nd Brigade: General of Brigade François Nizard d'Henin
Westphalian 8th Line Infantry Regiment (two battalions)
Westphalian Light Infantry Regiment (one battalion)
3rd Brigade: General of Brigade Macdonald
Neapolitan 4th Light Infantry Regiment (two battalions)
Neapolitan Elite Battalion
Divisional Artillery:
Westphalian Foot Battery (six guns)
Westphalian Foot Battery (six guns)
French Foot Battery (eight guns)
35th Infantry Division: General of Division Étienne Maurice Gérard
1st Brigade: General of Brigade Georges-Hippolyte Le Senescal
6th Line Infantry Regiment (three battalions)
112th Line Infantry Regiment (four battalions)
2nd Brigade: General of Brigade Carlo Zucchi
Italian 2nd Light Infantry Regiment (two battalions)
Italian 5th Line Infantry Regiment (four battalions)
Divisional Artillery: Captain Marullier
Italian Foot Battery (eight guns)
Italian Horse Battery (six guns)
36th Infantry Division: General of Division Henri François Marie Charpentier
1st Brigade: General of Brigade François Martin Valentin Simmer
22nd Light Infantry Regiment (four battalions)
10th Line Infantry Regiment (two battalions)
2nd Brigade: General of Brigade Claude Marie Meunier
3rd Light Infantry Regiment (two battalions)
14th Light Infantry Regiment (three battalions)
Divisional Artillery: Captain Bourgon
French Foot Battery (eight guns)
French Foot Battery (eight guns)
39th Infantry Division: General of Division Jean Gabriel Marchand
1st Brigade: General-major von Stockhorn
Baden 1st Line Infantry Regiment (two battalions)
Baden 3rd Line Infantry Regiment (two battalions)
2nd Brigade: General-major Louis I, Grand Duke of Hesse
Hesse-Darmstadt Guard Fusilier Battalion
Hesse-Darmstadt Leibgarde Regiment (two battalions)
Hesse-Darmstadt Leib Regiment (two battalions)
Divisional Artillery: Captain Bourgon
Baden Foot Battery (four guns)
Hesse-Darmstadt Foot Battery (three guns)
Attached to Corps:
Reserve Artillery: General of Division Joseph Marie de Pernety
12-pound Foot Battery (eight guns)
12-pound Foot Battery (eight guns)
Foot Battery (six guns)
Neapolitan Foot Battery (unknown number guns)
28th Light Cavalry Brigade: General of Brigade Alexandre Montbrun
Italian 4th Chasseur à Cheval Regiment (two squadrons)
Neapolitan 2nd Chasseur à Cheval Regiment (four squadrons)
Source: "French Order of Battle Leipzig 1813: Part 1". Napoleon, His Army and Enemies. 2007. Retrieved 2 April 2013.
