Forshmann, the Russian Minister-Duroc's mission to Berlin-New project of the King of Sweden-Secret mission to the Baltic-Animosity against France-Fall of the exchange between Hamburg and Paris-Destruction of the first Austrian army-Taking of Ulm-The Emperor's displeasure at the remark of a soldier-Battle of Trafalgar-Duroc's position at the Court of Prussia-Armaments in Russia-Libel upon Napoleon in the Hamburg 'Corespondent'- Embarrassment of the Syndic and Burgomaster of Hamburg-The conduct of the Russian Minister censured by the Swedish and English Ministers. CHAPTER XXXIV. 1805 Difficulties of my situation at Hamburg-Toil and responsibility- Supervision of the emigrants-Foreign Ministers-Journals-Packet from Strasburg-Bonaparte fond of narrating Giulio, an extempore recitation of a story composed by the Emperor. VOLUME III. — 1805-1814 CHAPTER I. 1805. Abolition of the Republican calendar-Warlike preparations in Austria-Plan for re-organizing the National Guard-Napoleon in Strasburg-General Mack-Proclamation-Captain Bernard's reconnoitering mission-The Emperor's pretended anger and real satisfaction-Information respecting Ragusa communicated by Bernard -Rapid and deserved promotion-General Bernard's retirement to the United States of America. CHAPTER II. 1805. Rapidity of Napoleon's victories-Murat at Wertingen-Conquest of Ney's duchy-The French army before Ulm-The Prince of Liechtenstein at the Imperial headquarters-His interview with Napoleon described by Rapp-Capitulation of Ulm signed by Berthier and Mack-Napoleon before and after a victory-His address to the captive generals- The Emperor's proclamation-Ten thousand prisoners taken by Murat- Battle of Caldiero in Italy-Letter from Duroc-Attempts to retard the Emperor's progress-Fruitless mission of M. de Giulay-The first French eagles taken by the Russians-Bold adventure of Lannes and Murat-The French enter Vienna-Savary's mission to the Emperor Alexander. CHAPTER III. 1805. My functions at Hamburg-The King of Sweden at Stralsund- My bulletin describing the situation of the Russian armies-Duroc's recall from Berlin-General Dumouriez-Recruiting of the English in Hanover-The daughter of M. de Marbeof and Napoleon-Treachery of the King of Naples-The Sun of Austerlitz-Prince Dolgiorouki Rapp's account of the battle of Austerlitz-Gerard's picture- Eugène's marriage. CHAPTER IV. 1805. Depreciation of the Bank paper-Ouvrard-His great discretion- Bonaparte's opinion of the rich-Ouvrard's imprisonment-His partnership with the King of Spain-His connection with Waalenberghe and Desprez-Bonaparte's return to Paris after the campaign of Vienna-Hasty dismissal of M. Barbe Marbois. CHAPTER V 1805-1806. Declaration of Louis XVIII.-Dumouriez watched-News of a spy- Remarkable trait of courage and presence of mind-Necessity of vigilance at Hamburg-The King of Sweden-His bulletins-Doctor Gall -Prussia covets Hamburg-Projects on Holland-Negotiations for peace-Mr.