CHAP. XXXI.

Effects of the treaty of Presburg-Subjection of Naples-Joseph B

naparte constituted its Sovereign-Selfish Conduct of Prussia-O-

posed by England and Sweden-Firmness of Austria-Compelled o

submit by Bonaparte-Federation of the Rhine.

CHAP. XXXII.

Bonaparte's visit to the King of Bavaria-His address to the Legisla

tive Body-Expose of his Empire-Law of his Family-Titles and

Establishments conferred on his Relatives and Officers-Grand M.

litary Festival-Louis Bonaparte made King of Holland-Bonaparte

Military Execution of Palm-Convocation of a Sanhedrim.

CHAP. XXXIII.

Commencement of a Negociation between France and England-Dig

nified conduct of the English ministers-Unprecedented interferenc

of Bonaparte-Situation of Prussia-Rupture of the Negociation-

Bonaparte prepares for War with Russia-Battle of Jena-Succes

and Skill of the French Generals-Retreat of General Blucher-Be-

naparte's Entry into Berlin-Decrees for the Blockade of the Britisa

Isles-advances to Praga-Defeats the Russians-His Conduct con-

trasted with that of his enemies.

CHAP. XXXIV.

Situation of the hostile Armies after the Battle of Pultusk-Battle of

Mohrungen and Eylau-Siege of Dantzic-Stralsund invested-Sin-

gular Conduct of the King of Prussia-Caution of Bonaparte-His

Victory at Friedland-Advances to Tilsit-His Interview with the

Emperor Alexander-Signs a Treaty of Peace with Russia and

Prussia.

CHAP. XXXV.

Bonaparte returns to Paris-His speech to the Legislative Bodies-In-

vasion of Portugal-Emigration of the Court to the Brazils-Situa-

tion of Spain-Conspiracy to dethrone the King-Bonaparte's scheme

against Spain developed-Pretended Conspiracy of the Prince of As-

turias-Convention between the King of Spain and Bonaparte-

Entry of French Troops into Spain.

CHAP. XXXVI.

Insurrection in favour of Ferdinand-Establishment of a supreme
Junta at Seville-Exertions of England in Defence of Spanish Inde-
pendence Proceedings of the Patriots-Bonaparte nominates his

Brother Joseph King-His flight from Madrid-Situation of Spain
-Bonaparte's Conference at Erfurth-Arrives in Spain-Disperses
the Spanish Armies-Captures Madrid.,

CHAP. XXXVII.

Disappointment of Bonaparte at the escape of Sir John Moore-He

leaves Spain to make War against Austria-His behaviour to that

Power Commencement of the War-Bonaparte joins his Army-

Separates the Austrian Armies, and completely defeats them-Takes

Vienna-Crosses the Danube-Repulsed at Aspern-His critical

Situation-Out-generals the Archduke Charles-Defeats the Aus-

trians at Wagram-Signs an Armistice-Concludes a Peace at Pres-

burg-Reflections.

CHAP. XXXVIII.

Bonaparte returns to Paris-His speech to the Senate-Divorces the

Empress Josephine-Marries the Archduchess Maria Louisa of

Austria-Annexes Holland to France-His Journey with the new

Empress-Birth of the King of Rome-Bonaparte's enmity against

the Commerce of Britain-His Policy in regard to the Continental

Powers-Effects produced by the failure of his plans in Spain.

CHAP. XXXIX.

Bonaparte purposes to attack Russia-Joins his Army-Addresses his

Troops-Passes the Vistula-Pursues the Russians-Declares Poland

Independent-Crosses the Niemen-Enters Wilna-Reaches the

Dwina-Engages the Russians-Takes possession of Smolensko-

Fights the Battle of Moskwa-Enters Moscow-Witnesses the De-

struction of that City-Arrests and shoots 300 Subjects of Russia.

CHAP XL.

Bonaparte's embarrassed Situation-Leaves Moscow-Harassed by the
Russians and Cossacs-Davout's Corps destroyed-Ney's lay down
their Arms-Deplorable State of the French Army-Bonaparte
leaves his Army in the Night-Travels incognito in a single Sledge-
Arrives at Paris-His politic Conduct-Estimate of his loss-Probable
Consequences of his defeat-Summary Sketch of his Character.

BIOGRAPHICAL ANECDOTES, page 502.

OF THE

LIFE AND CAMPAIGNS

OF

NAPOLEON BONAPARTE,

FROM

HIS RETREAT FROM MOSCOW

ΤΟ

THE PRESENT TIME :

INCLUDING

MEMOIRS

OF

The Generals Moreau, Platoff, Blucher,

AND THE OTHER HEROES,

WHO HAVE CONTRIBUTED TO LIMIT THE

AMBITION OF FRANCE..

Compiled with the utmost Attention and Impartiality, from

THE MOST AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS.

By J. W. ROBERTSON, ESQ.

Newcastle upon Tyne,

PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY MACKENZIE AND DENT, ST. NICHOLAS'

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