Orders of Battle 1808-09

Barclay de Tolly's Corps at the end of May 1808

Commanded by Lieutenant General Barclay de Tolly: 7.000 men

Infantry
Asov Musketeer Regiment, 2 bat.
Nisov Musketeer Regiment, 2 bat.
Life Grenadier Regiment, 2 bat.
3. Jaeger Regiment, 2 bat.
Revel Musketeer Regiment, 2 bat.
Schlüsselburg Garrison Battalion, 1 bat.
Velikij-Luka Musketeer Regiment, 1 bat.
Life Guard Jaeger Battalion, 1 bat.
[Of the] Viborg Garrison Regiment, 1 company
[Of the] Villmanstrand Garrison Battalion, 2 companies
Cavalry
[Of the] Finland Dragoon Regiment, 1 sqdr
Life Guard Uhlan Regiment, 5 sqdr
Isajeff's Don Cossacks, 3 sotnias
Artillery
[Of the] 14. Artillery Brigade, 14 heavy field guns
[Of the] Guard Artillery, 10 light field guns
[Of the] 17. Artillery Brigade, 3 heavy field guns, 2 light field guns
[Of the] 2. Pioneer Regiment, 1 company

The Swedish garrison at Sveaborg (Surrendered May 3, 1808)

Swedish forces at Sveaborg: ca 6.000 men
Commanded by Admiral Carl Olof Cronstedt.

Adlercreutz' Regiment
Major Olivestam, 4 bat.
Änkedrottningens Lifregiment
Lieutenant Colonel Nordenstam, 2 bat.
Jägerhorn Regiment
Colonel Jägerhorn, 1 bat.
Nyland Dragoons
33 troops
Nyland Dragoons Vargering
Åbo Läns Vargering Battalion
1 bat.
Nyland Läns Vargering Battalion
1 bat.
Björneborg Läns Vargering Battalion
1 bat.
Tavastehus Läns Vargering Battalion
1 bat.
Svea Artillery
1 company.
Sveaborg Coastal Navy Squadron
Lieutenant Colonel De La Motte, 110 Naval vessels.
(Which is about 50% of the Swedish Coastal Navy)

The Swedish army in Finland May-June 1808

Commander in Chief Field Marshal W. M. Klingspor

THE MAIN ARMY
General C. J. Adlercreutz

1st Brigade
Colonel A. F. Palmfelt
2.400 Infantry
75 Cavalry
150 Artillery
2nd Brigade
Colonel G. C. von Döbeln
2.300 Infantry
20 Cavalry
65 Artillery
3rd Brigade
Colonel H. H. Gripenberg
1.900 Infantry
50 Cavalry
150 Artillery
4th Brigade
Major General J. A. Cronstedt
2.800 Infantry
20 Cavalry
200 Artillery

THE SAVOLAX BRIGADE
Colonel J. A. Sandels

5th Brigade
1.300 Infantry
20 Cavalry
80 Artillery

The Battle of Oravais, Sept 14, 1808

Swedish forces at Oravais: 5500 men
Field Marshal Wilhelm Mauritz Klingspor (commander of the Swedish-Finnish troops in Finland, but left over the command to Carl Johan Adlercreutz at Oravais).

Swedish main army
gen. Carl Johan Adlercreutz
Infantry
Upplands reg. 2 bat.
Västmanland reg. 1 bat.
Hälsinge reg. 3 bat.
Västerbottens bataljon 1 bat. Uppland, Hälsinge and Västmanland jaegers 6 companies
Österbottens bataljon 1 bat.
Savolaks inf. reg.(4th brig.) 2 bat.
Savolaks Jaeger reg.(4th brig) 2 bat.
Karelian Jaeger corps(4th brig.)
Cavalry
Livgardet at horse 2 sqdr.
Karelian dragoon corps 1 sqdr
Artillery
Six 6-pound guns
One 4-pound Howitzer

Russian forces at Oravais;
6-7000 men
gen. Nikolaj Kamenskij (Russian commander of the Main Army)
Avantgarde under J. P. Kulnev
Sevsk musketeer reg. 2 bat.
3. Jaeger reg. 2 bat.
Grodno Hussar reg. 2 sqdr.
Don Cossacks 100 troops
Troops under N. I. Demidov
Petrovsk musketeer reg. 2 bat.
Perm musketeer reg. 2 bat.
Reserves under Ushakov
Mogilov musketeer reg. 2 bat.
Lithuania musketeer reg. 2 bat.
25 Jaeger reg. 1 bat.
Grodno hussars 1? sqdr
Polish lanciers reg. 1 sqdr
Artillery
Colonel Argun's artillerycompany (from 17 artillerybrigade)
Lt. Col. Ziminsky's artillerycompany (from 21 art. brig)

Wachtmeister's expedition in Northern Sweden August 1809
General Gustaf Wachtmeister

1st Brigade Colonel Fleetwood
Södermanland regt. (2 bat.)
Jönköping regt. (3 bat.)
Västmanland regt. (1 bat.)
2nd Brigade Colonel Boije
Svea Livgarde (1 bat.)
Drottningens Livregt. (1 bat.)
Kronoberg regt. (2 bat.)
Engelbrecht regt. (1 bat.)
3rd Brigade Colonel Löwenhielm
Uppland regt. (2 bat.)
Livgrenadjär regt. (4 bat.)