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3. A French Minister at Vienna, 1806–7
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page 185 note 2 Andréossy to Talleyrand, 25 Nov. 1806, A[rchives du Ministère des] A[ffaires] É[trangères] [Paris], Autriche, t. 379.
page 186 note 1 Andréossy to Talleyrand, 28 Mar. and 4 Ap. 1807, A.A.E. Autriche, t. 380.
page 186 note 2 P. Bertrand, Lettres inédites de Talleyrand à Napoléon, Nos. CCXLVIII, CCXLIX, CCLIV, CCLXIX, CCLXXH [Mar. 1807]. The letters for March and April [i.e. pp. 327–460] reveal the anxiety and vigilance of the French Government, and Talleyrand's attempts to cover Austria.
page 186 note 3 General Vincent had been sent on a special mission to Napoleon's headquarters in Poland with the ostensible object of guarding Austrian interests which might be affected by the proximity of the French army, but with the ulterior object of declaring Austria's desire to “assist in the establishment of general peace.” [Stadion to Starhemberg, 21 Feb. 1807, W[einer] S[taats] A[rchiv] Weisungen nach London. He was at this time with Talleyrand in Warsaw.
page 186 note 4 Correspondance de Napoléon Ier, tome XV, Nos. 12389, 12453, 12488.
page 187 note 1 Cf. P. Bertrand, op. cit. No. CCXC, with Napoleon's letters No. 12450 and No. 12453 in the Correspondance, t. XV.
page 187 note 2 Adair himself evidently came to realise how often he had been deceived by Austrian hints and promises of an early intervention in the war against France; for the chief excisions that he made in his despatches when he published them in his Historical Memoir of a Mission to the Court of Vienna in 1806 [1844] consisted of those jubilant passages in which he had predicted Austria's impending decision.
page 187 note 3 Adair to Lord Hutchinson, 13 Ap. 1807 [printed in Adair's Memoir, cited above, Appendix, pp. 394–397].
page 187 note 4 Andréossy to Talleyrand, 28 Mar. 1807, A.A.E. Autriche, t. 380 [the Duckworth incident].
page 187 note 5 P. Bertrand, op. cit. No. CCCXVI.
page 187 note 6 Correspondance de Napoléon Ier, XV. No. 12813.
page 188 note 1 Stadion to Starhemberg, 11 luly, 1807 [Nos. 2 and 3]. W.S.A. Weisungen nach London.
page 188 note 2 G. Canning to Lord Pembroke, 7 Aug. 1807. Public Record Office, F[oreign] O[ffice] Austria 7/85.
page 188 note 3 Andréossy to Talleyrand, 13 luly, 1807. A.A.E. Autriche, t. 380.
page 188 note 4 G. Jackson to G. Canning, No. 4, 20 July, 1807, F.O. Prussia 64/75; see also Alex. Wassiltchikow, Les Razoumovski, II. 3me partie, p. 131.
page 188 note 5 Andréossy to Talleyrand, 24 Aug. 1807, A.A.E. Autriche, t. 380.
page 189 note 1 Soltykov (acting foreign-minister in St Petersburg) to Budberg (the chancellor) 25 June/7 July. 1807 [Sbornik-Imperial Russian Historical Society (published archives) LXXXVIII. 74–76].
page 189 note 2 Savary to Napoleon, 6 Aug. 1807 [Sbornik, LXXXIII. 7–10 and passim].
page 189 note 3 Stadion to Starhemberg, 6 Sept. 1807 [No. 4], W.S.A. Weisungen nach London.
page 189 note 4 Starhemberg to Stadion, No. 63, Aug. 8, 1807, W.S.A. Berichte aus London.
page 189 note 5 Stadion to Starhemberg, 6 Sept. 1807 [No. 2], W.S.A. Weisungen nach London.
page 189 note 6 Coquelle, Napoleon and England [English transl. 1904], pp. 156–7. Stadion reports that “La France nous témoigne dans ce moment-ci des sentiments fort amicals” [to Starhemberg, 6 Sept. 1807, No. 4, W.S.A. Weisungen nach London].
page 190 note 1 Mémoires du Prince de Metternich [2nd ed. 1880], II. 157.