a brief close quarters fight, the two Austrian battalions with their remaining 37 officers surrendered. Result and aftermath The losses for the Polish side were 19 killed and 27 wounded. The losses for the Austrians included approximately 2,000 prisoners of war and many killed and wounded. Although the battle was not a decisive defeat for the Austrians, it was one of a series of skirmishes they lost on the eastern bank of Vistula. Finally on 2 and 3 May the entire corps under Gen. Mohr was defeated at Ostrówek and its pontoon bridge across the river was destroyed, thwarting any further attempts to advance further east. This gave Poles enough time to leave the Austrians locked in Warsaw to their fate and liberate much of Galicia without much opposition from the enemy. Notes References External links Conflicts in 1809 Battles of the War of the Fifth Coalition Battles involving Austria Battles involving Poland 1809 in the Austrian Empire History of Warsaw April 1809 events