CHAP. XXXII.--Position of the French Armies--Napoleon advances towards Vienna--The Emperor Francis leaves his Capital--French enter Vienna on 13th November--Review of the French Successes in Italy and the Tyrol--Schemes of Napoleon to force on a General Battle--Battle of Austerlitz is fought on the 2d December, and the combined Austro-Russian Armies completely Defeated--Interview betwixt the Emperor of Austria and Napoleon--The Emperor Alexander retreats towards Russia--Treaty of Presburgh signed on the 26th December--Its Conditions--Fate of the King of Sweden--and of the Two Sicilies, 95 CHAP. XXXIII.--Relative situations of France and England--Hostilities commenced with Spain, by the Stoppage, by Commodore Moore, of four Spanish Galleons, when three of their escort were taken, and one blew up--Napoleon's Plan of Invasion stated and discussed--John Clerk of Eldin's great System of Breaking the Line, explained--The French Admiral, Villeneuve, forms a junction with the Spanish Fleet under Gravina--Attacked and Defeated by Sir Robert Calder--Nelson appointed to the Command in the Mediterranean--BATTLE OF TRAFALGAR, fought 21st October, 1805--Death of Nelson--Behaviour of Napoleon on learning the Intelligence of this signal Defeat--Villeneuve commits Suicide--Address of Buonaparte to the Legislative Body--Statement of M. de Champagny on the Internal Improvements of France--Elevation of Napoleon's Brothers, Louis and Joseph, to the Thrones of Holland and Naples--Principality of Lucca conferred on Eliza, the eldest Sister of Buonaparte, and that of Guastalla on Pauline, the youngest--Other Alliances made by his family--Napoleon appoints a new Hereditary Nobility--Converts from the old Noblesse anxiously sought for and liberally rewarded--Confederation of the Rhine established, and Napoleon appointed Protector--The Emperor of Austria lays aside the Imperial Crown of Germany, retaining only the Title of Emperor of Austria--Vacillating and Impolitic Conduct of Prussia, 111