4th Mounted Rifle Regiment (Polish: 4 Puà Âk Strzelców Konnych) was a cavalry division of the Army of the Duchy of Warsaw.
It was formed in 1806 together with the 14th Cuirassier regiment and the 15th Lancer regiment, it formed the left brigade commanded by General Benedykt à Âàczyà Âski. After the end of combat operations, according to the order of 10 August 1807, the 4th regiment of mounted riflemen under Colonel MiÃÂczyà Âski garrisoned in Warta.
In July and September 1807 it had 1,000 men and 880 horses (soldiers and non-commissioned officers of the Greater Poland Uprising). It was stationed in Wielkopolska (successively: Warta, Sulmierzyce, Miechów, Odolanów, à Âwica, Bledzianów, Chynów).It took part in the campaign 1806/1807, 21 February to 29 July 1809 intended for fighting in Swedish Pomerania against the Prussian insurgent troops of Major Schill stationed in the Fortresses on the Oder: in Szczecin (regimental headquarters), Kostrzyn nad Odra (some squadrons) and in Gà Âogów (other squadrons). In August it fought in northern Germany and the Kingdom of Westphalia against Schill and was stationed in Magdeburg.
On 1 September 1809 it reported to the command of the Governor of Dresden, Major-General Claude Carr de Saint-Cyr. At the end of 1809, the regiment numbered 687 soldiers.
The regimental colour was crimson.
The regiment took part in battles during the War of the Fourth Coalition, the invasion of Russia in 1812 and the War of the Sixth Coalition.
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