I found information on the infantry regiments before the 3. Division fo Poland, including regimental names, but I'm lacking info on the names of the cavalry regiments... can somebody tell me?

here are the infantry regiments:

no 1. Stanislas Potocki
no 2. Ozarowski
no 3. Wodzicki
no 4. Grossfeldherr
no 5. Unterfeldherr
no 6. Füsiliers
no 7. Lanowy
no 8. Czapski
no 9. Racryski
no 10. Dziasynski
no 11. Ilinski
no 12. Malezweski
no 13. Ordination Ostro
no 14. Königin Hedwig

also, which of those regiemtns were Grenadiers, Musketeers, Fusiliers etc?

Temujin, your list seems to be from 1792 and include only Crown regiments (not Lithuanian regiments) also numeration is a little incorrect..

List of regimenst form the March  1794 (just before Koœciuszko Uprising

no, name of regiment,     chief of regiment , number of soldiers

Foot Guard of the Crown     1397

1.        Queen Jadwige, Antoni Pu³awski                  1283

2.        Royal Prince, Wodzicki                            1349

3.        Infantry,  Czapski                  1355

4.        Great Crown Baton, Piotr O¿arowski                       958

5.        Fussiliers                              1261

6.        Lanowy Stanis³aw O¿arowski               734

7.        Infatry, Mi¹czyñski (former Potocki)           803

9.   Infantry, Raczyñski                              1130

10.  Rydzynski Ordination,  Dzia³yñski  (former 11)                            981

13. Ogstroski Ordination        1293

This list not include the 8 Lituanian regiments (1 Foot Guard + 7 field )

Please note that in 1793 many units of polish army (for exmaple infantry regiments 8, 10, 12, 14)  has been dissolved or annexed by the Russians. During Koœciuszko Uprising the additional 7 regiments have been formed together with many separate batalions and irregular units.

I have no excat data regarding cavalry units from 1794 however this is what I have found:

(NCB =National Cavalry Brigade):

I Lithuanian NCB Sulistrowski

II Lithuanin NBC ?

III Lithuanian NCB Kossakowski

I Greatpoland NCB Madaliñski

I LesserpolandNCB Hadziewicz

II Lesserpoland NCB Walewski

Lithuanin Horse Guard Regiment  Stryjeñski

Crown Horse Guard Regiment Dionizy Poniatowski

2th Lithuanian Avangarde Regiment Kad³ubski

3th Lithuanian Avangarde Regiment Mustafa Baranowski

4th Crown Avangarde Regiment Zborowski

5th Lithuanian Avangarde Regiment Liszewski

4th Regiment of Light Cavalry Prince Wurtemberg

5th Regiment of Light Cavalry Gorzeñski

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yes, it's the army in 1792, I just assumed there were no major changes until the partition of Poland...I have the information from a book on the Napoleonic wars, it had no mention of separate Lithuanian regiments at all, neither any guard units...

thanks. the book only gave 2 names of Regiments (König and Nationalgarde) and only uniformdetails for one cavalry arm, so I must assume all cavalry were Ulans?

No, this is quite complicated but i will try to clear this a little. In the 2nd half of XVIII century polish cavalry was reformed. Former winged hussars and armoured cavalry banners were transformed into National Cavalry Brigades. Every towarzysz (noble) were equipped with short lances when pocztowi (ordinary soldiers) were equipped with cabrines. Light cavalry banners were tranformed into Avangarde Regiments armed in the same way as National Cavalry. Parallely ulhans regiments were formed from tatars when all soldiers were equipped with lances.

Detail list of polish cavalry units you can find at:

Crown cavalry units 

  http://www.kawaleria.pulsar.net.pl/modules.php?name=Content&pa=showpage&pid=72 - http://www.kawaleria.pulsar.net.pl/modules.php?name=Content& amp;pa=showpage&pid=72

Lithuanian cavalry units:

http://www.kawaleria.pulsar.net.pl/modules.php?name=Content&pa=showpage&pid=73 - http://www.kawaleria.pulsar.net.pl/modules.php?name=Content& amp;pa=showpage&pid=73

He was even the general commander of Lithuanian Army during war with Russia 1792, however he betrayed  

Grossfeldher - Great Crown Hetman Baton (Bu³awa Wielka Koronna)

Unterfeldherr - Field Crown Hetman baton (Bu³awa Polna Koronna) 

http://www.kawaleria.pulsar.net.pl/modules.php?name=Content&pa=showpage&pid=73 -

k, thanks for information...seems the Poles had quite a special cavalry organisation...

He was even the general commander of Lithuanian Army during war with Russia 1792, however he betrayed

 well, apparently he either thought it was a lost cause and/or thought it would be better for his career to take sides with his relatives...do you have more information on him? or at least full name and/or dates of birth/death?

I don't know many about him just few info :

Ludwig Frederick Alexander, Duke-of Wurttemberg (1756-1817) , close cousin of Hohnzollerns, prussian general, married with Maria Anna Czartoryska (great polish magnate family)

Ok, I found out more information:

his father was Duke Frederick Eugen who was married to a Prussian princess, he himself was brought up at the Prussian court to pull Württemberg out of Austrian influence (as were his brothers that had preceeded him as rulers) and later became general under Frederick II. four of his sons became heads of newly creted branches of the house Würrtemberg, the royal (main) line, the ducal line, Württemberg-Urach (which ended a few decades later without sucessor) and Württemberg-Teck, of which Louis became head of. the line was discontinued due to lack of male heirs as well, the title was inherited by the Windsors after George V. married Mary von Württemberg-Teck. he had one son with Maria Czartoryska named Adam, who was the divisional commander of the Württemberg line cavalry durign the Napoleonic wars.