Antwerp. Aftermath The victorious Prussians lost 465 men, mainly in Borstell's brigade. The French lost 747 dead and wounded officers and soldiers and a further 16 officers and 200 soldiers were taken prisoner of war, giving the French a loss of 13 percent of their available troops. After the French retreat to Antwerp, the Allies besieged the city, which was held by the French led by Lazare Carnot until Napoleon's abdication. The city was only handed over to the Allies in May 1814. Notes References Further reading The battle of Hoogstraten (Dutch) Battles of the War of the Sixth Coalition Battles of the Napoleonic Wars Battles involving France Battles involving Prussia Conflicts in 1814 January 1814 events Hoogstraten Battle Battle of Hoogstraten