Campaign Move 24

2000 9^th September 1813

By lunchtime the rabble that had once been 1^st Austrian division had passed through Rohrbach and continued their rout to the east.

Behind them 7^th Bavarian corps deployed east of the river Danube and advanced on 1^st Austrian division at Rohrbach.

Outnumbered by two to one General Lichtenstein could do little other than wait for the attack.   As the enemy moved into artillery range his gunners caused a few casualties.   His cavalry were less lucky when they charged the dragoons of 10^th Bavarian division.   The Austrian horsemen lost the melee and joined the rout of 1^st Division.

By late afternoon the two Bavarian divisions arrived at Rohrbach and overwhelmed 2^nd Austrian division.

Lichtenstein remained in Rohrbach with his one remaining infantry brigade, and as evening approached he surrendered to General Wrede.