de Plessis in charge of the second line. The center was under Lieutenant General Johann Matthias von der Schulenburg, supported by Major Generals Denhoff, Venediger and Ostromirski. The right wing was under Lieutenant General Flemming, with Major General Marschewitz in charge of the first line and Major General von Beust in charge of the second line. The Crown Army under the command of Hetman Lubomirski was also placed on the right wing. The Saxon center's 16 battalions were formed on the first line by the 4 battalions of the Saxon and Polish Guards under Stanisław Ernest Denhoff, 2 battalions of the Elector's Regiment, 2 battalions of Wolf Dietrich von Beichlingen's Regiment and 2 battalions of the Queen's Regiment, while on the second line by 2 battalions of Steinau's Regiment, Görtz regiment's 2 battalions and Pistori's regiment's 2 battalions. The right cavalry wing consisted of about 3,000 men, made up of the Life Guard on Horse's 10 squadrons, the Life Dragoon Regiment's 6 squadrons, the Joachim R. Goltz Dragoon Regiment's 6 squadrons, the Elector's Cuirassier Regiment's 6 squadrons and the Eichstädt Cuirassier Regiment's 6 squadrons. The left cavalry wing consisted of about 4,000 men, and consisted of Steinau's Cuirassier Regiment's 6 squadrons, Carl G. Jordan's Cuirassier Regiment's 6 squadrons, the Queen's Cuirassier Regiment's 6 squadrons, the Horse Life Guard's 4 squadrons, Milkau's Dragoon Regiment's 6 squadrons and the Crown Prince's Dragoon Regiment's 6 squadrons. The Polish Crown Army had an official paperstrength of about 12,000 men. However, at least a third of these were civilians and not combat personnel, making the total number between 6,000 and 8,000 men, mainly cavalry. The Polish fighting force consisted of between 1,350 and 1,450 winged hussars, between 4,000 and 4,200 cavalry, between 560 and 600 infantry and 159 artillerymen. The Polish cavalry thus consisted of around 5,900 to 6,200 men. Together with the Polish infantry and artillery (between 4 and 5 guns), the Crown Army consisted of between 6,500 and 6,800 men. It was divided between 11 cavalry regiments and 109 squadrons: King Augustus II's Cavalry Regiment's 9 squadrons, Prince August's Cavalry Regiment's 9 squadrons, Lubomirski's Cavalry Regiment's 9 squadrons, Adam Mikołaj Sieniawski's Cavalry Regiment's 9 squadrons, Karol Stanisław Radziwiłł's Cavalry Regiment's 9 squadrons, Marcin Kątski's Cavalry Regiment's 9 squadrons, Rafał Leszczyński's Cavalry Regiment's 9 squadrons, Jerzy Dominik Lubomirski's Cavalry Regiment's 8 squadrons, Atanazy Miączyński's Cavalry Regiment's 9 squadrons, Stefan Aleksander Potocki's Cavalry Regiment's 9