Jean-Baptiste Dumonceau

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Jean-Baptiste Dumonceau
Nickname(s)	Le général sans tache (The unblemished general[1])
Born	7 November 1760 Brussels, Austrian Netherlands (modern Belgium)
Died	29 December 1821 Forest, United Kingdom of the Netherlands (modern Belgium)
Allegiance	United Belgian States  First French Republic  Batavian Republic Kingdom of Holland  First French Empire United Kingdom of the Netherlands
Rank	Général de division
Battles / wars	Brabant Revolution War of the First Coalition Flanders campaign Battle of Valmy Battle of Jemappes Battle of Neerwinden War of the Second Coalition Anglo-Russian invasion of Holland Battle of Krabbendam Battle of Bergen War of the Third Coalition Planned invasion of Britain War of the Fourth Coalition Siege of Hamelin Capture of East Frisia War of the Fifth Coalition Walcheren Campaign French invasion of Russia War of the Sixth Coalition Battle of Kulm Siege of Dresden
Awards	Marshal of Holland, Name engraved on the Arc de triomphe, Rue Dumonceau, Bruxelles

Jean-Baptiste, comte Dumonceau, comte de Bergendal (French pronunciation: [ʒɑ̃ batist dymɔ̃so]; 7 November 1760 – 29 December 1821) was a general from the Southern Netherlands, in the service of France and the Netherlands.