The 4te Linien-Infanterie-Regiment

The regiment turned to the 1st Brigade under General of Lamotte from a battalion. On 30th / 31st October 1813 threw himself against the Bavarian contingent Napoleon's troops at Hanau, but Napoleon was quickly finished with the Bavarian-Austrian troops. The regiment suffered as a missing 20 dead, six officers, including Colonel Commandant Colonel Matthias Fortemps, and 93 wounded as a man, and 16 officers and 267 men. From 22 December 1813 to 10 January 1814 at Hüningen Regiment was used. In the battle there on April 5, 1814 Captain Heinrich Graf Guiot du Ponteil received by General Friedrich Freiherr von Zoller instructed to take the machicolation tower, the small Flesche in the field of Abaduzi Monument and Sternschanze. Once the tower had been under fire with two batteries, you occupied the Ponteil Maschikuli and took the section from there to the small Flesche. After reporting to General von Zoller he was ordered to storm the Sternschanze, especially of there resistance was still done. With volunteers from different regiments he grabbed immediately the Sternschanze to, surprised the enemy first at Glacis in front of the hill, then on the parapet of the same. Despite fire from the nearby fort du Ponteil was able to maintain the conquered parts. You Ponteil stood out particularly for its speedy and skillful acting. In addition, the units involved had to complain about a single Leichtblessierten. For the storming of the machicolation tower he was awarded the Knight's Cross of the Military Order of Max Joseph Order. The regiment lost during the battles of the machicolation tower a total of 12 dead and 37 wounded. In Schlettstadt it had on 10 January 1814 another 16 dead and several wounded bear.

1814 the regiment was stationed in Regensburg. On 16 July 1814 the regiment were two grenadier companies in thickness 7 officers, 21 NCOs and 227 teams from the formation of the Grenadier Guards, but most ended up at the 1st Infantry Regiment. On November 27, 1815, the regiment took the IX. and XX. National Field Battalion Regensburg as IV. And V. battalion. June 26, 1817, the III. (Reserve) battalion disbanded, the IV. And V. Battalion in III. and IV. Framework Battalion reclassified, which were disbanded on 1 June 1822. On November 29, 1838, Major General Anton Freiherr von Gumppenberg (January 10 1787 - April 5, 1855) appointed owner of the regiment, at the same time it was renamed Infantry Regiment "Gumppenberg". In 1846 the lieutenant general of Theobald widow donated 60,000 guilders. The interest should be paid to fatherless and unmarried daughters of officers and military officials as a supporting performance. Was a III again on 21 April 1848th Battalion erected. It was housed in the garrison towns of Regensburg, Nuremberg and Bamberg. The regiment was on 26 April 1848 in 4th Infantry Regiment "Gumppenberg", from April 10 1855 in 4th Infantry Regiment "vacant Gumppenberg" renamed. In 1859 the regiment had to have 18 companies.