[84] Napoleon, Memoirs, tom. iii., p. 91.
[85] Victor Amadeus III. He was born in 1726, and died in 1796.
[86] "The Neapolitan army was 60,000 strong; the cavalry was excellent."—Napoleon, Memoirs, tom. iii., p. 134.
[87] Viz. in April, 1794.—See Napoleon, Memoirs, tom. iii., p. 28.
[88] Napoleon states his fighting force, fit for duty, at about 30,000 men.—Montholon, tom. iii., p. 140; Jomini, tom. viii., p. 59, at 42,400.
[89] Las Cases, tom. i., p. 162.
[90] This reminds us of the liberality of the Kings of Brentford to their Knightsbridge forces—
First King. Here, take five guineas to these warlike men.
Second King. And here, five more, which makes the sum just ten.
Herald. We have not seen so much the Lord knows when!—S.