[110] See Moniteur, 14th August, 1804.
[111] See Note presented by order of the King of Sweden to. M. Caillard, the French Chargé d'Affaires at Stockholm, Sept. 7, 1804; Annual Register, vol. xlvi., p. 697.
[112] "On my accession to the sovereignty, Gustavus declared himself my great antagonist; it might have been supposed, that nothing short of renewing the exploits of the great Gustavus Adolphus would have satisfied him. He ran over the whole of Germany, for the purpose of stirring up enemies against me. At the time of the catastrophe of the Duke d'Enghien, he swore he would exact vengeance in person; and at a later period, he insolently sent back the black eagle to the King of Prussia, because the latter had accepted my Legion of Honour."—Napoleon, Las Cases, tom. v., p. 168.
[113] See Annual Register, vol. xlvii., p. 717.
[114] Jomini, tom. ii., p. 82.
[115] Montgaillard, tom. vi., p. 165.
[116] Montgaillard, tom. vi., p. 179; Jomini, tom. ii., p. 137.
[117] Jomini, Vie Politique et Militaire, tom. ii., pp. 97-101.
[118] See two Notes, delivered on the 13th and 16th April, by M. de Talleyrand to Count Cobentzel, Annual Register, vol. xlvii., pp. 644, 648.
[119] Mémoires de Savary, tom. ii., p. 123; Jomini, tom. ii., p. 93.