3, 214

Usher, Captain, 439

Vandamme, surrender of, 387

Vendemaire, the 13th, 20

Venice threatened by Napoleon, 38;
neutrality of, 64;
conquered by Napoleon, 69;
handed over to Austria, 75

Victor, Marshal, 149, 303

Vienna taken by French, 313, 298;
congress at, 456

Villeneuve, Admiral, 217

Vimiero, battle of, 283

Vincovo, battle of, 354

Vittoria, battle of, 382

Volney, 171

Wagram, battle of, 303

Wahlstadt, battle of, 388

Walcheren, expedition to, 304

Warsaw taken by French, 244;
Grand Duchy of, 255

Waterloo, battle of, 472-477

Wellesley, Sir Arthur, commands British army in the Peninsula, 281;
lands in Mondego Bay, 282;
defeats French at Rorica, 283;
defeats Junot at Vimiero, 283;
lands at Lisbon, 303;
defeats Soult, 303;
at Talaveyra, 303;
created Lord Wellington, 304;
retreats to lines of Torres Vedras, 319;
at Fuentes d'Onor, 327;
captures Ciudad Rodrigo, 329;
takes Badajos, 329;
at Salamanca, 330;
at Vittoria, 382;
interview with Blucher, 470;
at battle of Waterloo, 472-477

Westphalia, new kingdom of, 255

Whitelocke, General, repulsed at Buenos Ayres, 253, 254

Whitworth, Lord, confers with Napoleon, 185

Wilna, Napoleon at, 341

Wilson, Sir Robert, 105, 184

Wirtemberg, Elector of, made king, 225

Witzingerode taken prisoner, 357;
interview with Napoleon, 357

Wordsworth, Mr., quoted, 177, 179, 180, 191

Wright, Captain, 195, 203 (note)

Wurmser, General, 42, _et seq._

Yarmouth, Lord, 230

Zaragossa, siege of, 281

Znaim, armistice of, 302

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