French Army
General of Division Jean-Baptiste Jourdan (75,000)
- Army of the Moselle - Jourdan
- Division: Jacques Hatry (11,000)
- Brigades: Jean Chapsal, Jean Bonet
- Division: Antoine Morlot (8,600)
- Brigades: Jean Olivier, Simon
- Division: Jean Championnet (9,100)
- Brigades: Paul Grenier, Gabriel Lerivint
- Division: François Lefebvre (8,800)
- Brigades: Jean Leval, Jean-Baptiste Jacopin, Jean Sultzmann
- Division: Jacques Hatry (11,000)
- Army of the North - Jean Kléber
- Division: Guillaume Duhesme (10,000)
- Brigades: Jean Schlachter, Louis Fuzier, Jean Bernadotte
- Division: Montaigue (8,200)
- Brigades: Joseph Richard, Antoine Poncet, Joseph Boisset
- Division: Guillaume Duhesme (10,000)
- Army of the Ardennes
- Division: François Marceau (6,000)
- Brigades: Jean Lorge, Jean Hardÿ
- Division: Pierre Meyer (5,500)
- Brigades: Jean Prestat, Claude Lecourbe
- Division: Charles Daurier (6,000)
- Brigades: unknown
- Cavalry Division: Pierre Dubois (2,300)
- Brigades: Jean d'Hautpoul, Guillaume Soland
- Division: François Marceau (6,000)
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