The following is a list of the lieutenant field marshals in Habsburg Service during the French Revolutionary Wars and the Napoleonic Wars (1792–1815).
Feldmarschall-Leutnant (FML : Lieutenant field marshal) was the third highest rank in the Habsburg Army, behind Feldmarschall (FM : Field-marshal), and General of the branch (General of the cavalry, General of the infantry and Feldzeugmeister).
A Franz, Baron Abele of Lilienberg • (1766–1861) • 58th Infantry Regiment (1830) Johann Baptist, Count Alcaini • (1748–1799) • died of wounds, siege of Tortona Karl, Baron Amadey • 1723–1795 • also Charles Baron d’Amadeï b. Brussels August Christian Friedrich, Duke of Anhalt-Köthen • 1769–1812, reigning prince, reigning duke • Quit Habsburg service in 1801. Nikolaus of Arberg and Valengin • 1736–1813 Franz Count Arco • 1735–1795 Stanislaus von Auer • 1758–1814, Inspector of Military Clothing. Bohemian Franz Xavier Johann von Auersperg • 1749–1808 • 36th Infantry Regiment Karl Joseph Franz von Auersperg • 1750–1822 • 24th Infantry Regiment, Cashiered in 1812 Franz Xaver von Auffenberg • 1744–1815 • cashiered in 1807 Karl Veith, Baron of Aufsess • 1734–1800 Cornelius Hermann von Ayerenhoff • 1733–1819
B Adam Bajalics von Bajahaza • (1723–1800) • Hungarian general Joseph Johann of Baader • 1733–1810 Adam, Baron of Bajalics von Bajaháza • 17341800 Emerich, Baron von Bakony • 1768–1845 • 33rd Infantry Regiment Ludwig Karl, Count of Barbiano-Belgiojoso • 1729–1801 • 41st Infantry Regiment 1777–177844th Infantry Regiment 1778–1797 • quit in 1797. Karl von Batschek• 1715–1802• Academy of Engineers Joseph Heinrich, Count Beckers of Westerstetten• 1764–1840 • Raised to Count: 24 September 1790 Friedrich Joseph Anton, Count von Bellegarde • 1752–1830 • 44th Infantry Regiment 1801 – 4 January 1830 Joseph von Bencsur • 1759–1846 • 34th Infantry Regiment Joachim, Baron Bender • 1741–1818 Johann Andreas Benjowsky von Benjow und Urbanow • 1740–1822 • 31st Infantry Regiment: 25 April 1794–25 July 1817 2nd Colonel-Proprietor of the Infantry Regiment N. 31: 25 July 1817–1 September 1822 Friedrich Wilhelm of Bentheim-Steinfurth • 1782–1839 • 9th Infantry Regiment 1825 – 12 October 1839 Karl Count von Bey • ? – 1819 Frederick Bianchi, Duke of Casalanza • 1768–1855 Ferdinand, Graf Bubna von Littitz • 1768–1825
C Joseph Canto d'Irles • 1726–1797 Michelangelo Alessandro Colli-Marchi • 1738–1808
D Konstantin Ghilian Karl d'Aspré • 1754–1809, killed at the Battle of Wagram
E Anton von Elsnitz • 1742–1825 Karl Friedrich, Baron Am Ende • 1759–1810 • Autonomous Corp of Saxony, Netherlands
F Franz Philipp Fenner von Fenneberg • 1759–1824 Michael von Fröhlich • 1740–1814 Karl Aloys zu Fürstenberg • 1760–1799
G Friedrich Heinrich von Gottesheim • 1749–1808 Albert Gyulay • 1766–1835
H Karl Joseph Hadik von Futak • (1756–1800) • Battle of Marengo Charles Emmanuel, Landgrave of Hesse-Rotenburg • (1746–1812) Friedrich Freiherr von Hotze • (1739–1799) • Second Battle of Zürich
J Franjo Jelačić • 1746–1810
K Konrad Valentin von Kaim • 1737–1801 Andreas Karaczay • 1744–1808 Johann von Klenau • 5th Chevauxleger Regiment
L Friedrich Karl Gustav, Baron von Langenau • 1782–1840 Moritz von und zu Liechtenstein • 1775–1819 Alois von und zu Liechtenstein • 1780–1833 Anton Lipthay de Kisfalud • 1745–1800 Johann Ludwig Alexius von Loudon • 1767–1822
M Karl Mack von Leiberich • 1752–1828 Karl Mercandin (–1799) Joseph, Baron von Mesko de Felsö-Kubiny • 1762–1815 Anton Ferdinand Mittrowsky • 1745–1809 Ferdinand Johann von Morzin • 1756–1805
N Friedrich Joseph, Count of Nauendorf • 1749–1801 • 8th Hussar Regiment Adam Albert von Neipperg • 1775–1829 Armand von Nordmann • 1759–1809 Johann Nepomuk von Nostitz-Rieneck • 1768–1840
O Peter Karl Ott von Bátorkéz • 1738–1809
P Giuseppe Federico Palombini • 1774–1850 Antun Pejačević • 1750–1802 Giovanni Marchese di Provera • 1740–1804
Q Karl von Quallenberg • 1766–1836 Peter Vitus von Quosdanovich • 1738–1802
R Charles Alain Gabriel de Rohan • 1764–1836 Louis Victor Meriadec de Rohan • 1766–1846
S Frederick, Duke of Saxe-Altenburg • 1763–1834 Johann Heinrich von Schmitt • 1743–1805, killed at the Battle of Dürenstein Karl Wilhelm von Stutterheim • 1770–1811
V Franjo Vlašić • 1766–1840, Ban of Croatia Josef Philipp Vukassovich • 1755–1809, killed at the Battle of Wagram
W Franz von Werneck • 1748–1806 Ferdinand von Wintzingerode • 1770–1818
See also List of field marshals of the Holy Roman Empire List of generals of the cavalry of the Holy Roman Empire List of Feltzeugmeister of the Holy Roman Empire
Source Biographical Dictionary of all Austrian Generals during the French Revolutionary Wars and the Napoleonic Wars (1792-1815), by Leopold Kudrna.
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