Contemporary blue folder bearing title "Egypte: purement militaire"; this contains: explanatory sheet designating contents of folder to be "Mémoire sur la place d'Alexandre et côtes adjacentes depuis Aboukir jusqu'au Marabou (minutes)"; 2 versions of unsigned report on military installations at Alexandria and along the coast between Aboukir and the Marabou (1 rough draft, 1 final version), March 11th, 1800 (20 Ventôse an 8).

September 9th (4 Complémentaire an 13), (Barbe-Marbois) Ministre du trésor public; September 21st, unsigned (extract of report on Austrian Army); October 1st (9 Vendémiaire an 14), Moreau de Saint-Méry; October 7th (15 Vendémiare an 14), Saint-Méry; November 4th (13 Brumaire an 14), Saint-Méry; November 6th (15 Brumaire an 14), le Général du corps d'armée du midi d'Italie; November 22nd (1 Frimaire an 14), Saint-Méry [1]; November 25th, Pino to Lecchi (copy); December 2nd (11 Frimaire an 14), Saint-Vincent; December 3rd (12 Frimaire an 14), unsigned (x2); December 7th (16 Frimaire an 14), le Ministre des relations extérieures; December 10th, unsigned to Mami; December 12th (21 Frimaire an 14), Saint-Méry; December 13th, Saint-Vincent; December 15th (24 Frimaire an 14), Saint-Méry; December 16th, Partonneaux; December 17th, le Colonel au corps royal d'artillerie; December 21st (30 Frimaire an 14), Partonneaux; December 31st, le Général de division commandant en chef de l'artillerie du 8e corps de la grande armée; undated, Lamorlière [1]; undated, record of expenses of Ministry of War for May 1805; undated, record of expenses of Ministry of War for June 1806; undated, prospective accounts of Ministry of War for 1805; record of debts of Ministry of War carried over from 1804 and still to be paid.

January 28th, Labrousse (the year, almost illegible, could also be 1786, but this seems unlikely); February 1st, unsigned (concerns need and means of increasing the Guardia reale); March 7th, Wrede; March 21st, Wrede; March 31st, Cordmer [1]; April 1st, Wrede; April 17th, Léry; May 29th, Cordmer; June 18th, Cordmer; July 23rd, Doubriez; August 13th, Caffarelli to Sorbier (copy); September 5th, Vandeus; September 28th, Scopoli to le Ministre de l'intérieur (copy); November 22nd, unsigned (concerns Austrian troops stationed on the Adriatic coast) [1]; undated, unsigned (concerns organization of the Régiments d'infanterie de ligne et légère); 45 documents recording the budget of the Ministry of War and the Italian Army for 1806.

January 7th, l'Inspecteur des Postes; January 29th, Général commandant la division de réserve; February 6th, Laquiante, Payeur général de l'armée d'Italie; February 13th, Laquiante [1]; February 23rd, Félix, Inspecteur aux Revues; February 25th, Laquiante [3]; March 30th, Giolli (rough draft); May 3rd, unsigned (rough notes on characters of officers of the Austrian Army and on the strength of the Austrian Army); May 25th, le Marquis de Gallo to "Monsieur l'Ambassadeur;" June 19th, le Commandant en chef du siège de Colberg; July 28th, le Commandant en chef du siège de Stratsund; September 25th, Laquiante [3]; September 27th, Brossier, Chef du bureau topographique française dans le Royaume d'Italie [11]; September 25th, Baratinsky; September 28th, Guillaume [1]; September 30th, De Kniper (copy); October 28th, Brossier to Lasseret, Lieutenant-ingénieur-géographique; November 26th, Félix to Laquiante (copy); November 30th, Laquiante; November 31st, Laquiante; undated, 10 reports, all unsigned.

January 13th, unsigned to l'Ordonnateur en chef (concerns hospitals); January 17th, Boudet; February 27th, Charpentier to le Ministre directeur de l'administration de la guerre (copy); March 8th, Sanson to Brossier; March 13th, Regnier, Ministre de la Justice; March 14th, Neuager (?); March 19th, Brossier (copy); March 22nd, Wilort, Colonel du 24e régiment to Merthet, Général de division [2]; March 23rd, Narboni; March 29th, Laquiante to Dauchy, Administrateur général de la Toscane (copy); March 30th, Narancey, Général de brigade commandant l'artillerie en Toscane; April 19th, Laquiante [1]; May 11th, Clarke, Ministre de la guerre de France, to Charpentier, Général de division, chef de l'état major-général de l'armée d'Italie; May 17th, Clarke to Charpentier (copy); July 18th, unsigned (concerns strength of Austrian Army); July 22nd, Giangi and Martelli, Capitani reggenti of the Republic of San Marino (letter of homage to Beauharnais); September 6th and 7th, unsigned (extract of report by Italian agent sent into lower Austria); September 22nd, unsigned (concerns funds paid from the Trésor public into the Treasury of the Kingdom of Italy for military subsidies); October 29th, Wilort (personal letter); November 12th, 13th, 26th, December 20th, 25th, all unsigned; undated, 6 reports, all unsigned except 1, by Pagliari.

February 19th, unsigned agent of Secret Police; February 20th to 23rd, unsigned extracts of reports on Austrian troop movements; March 6th, Dodin; March 13th, Derché (copy); March 14th, Dodin; March 15th, Laurent (copy); March 19th to 21st, unsigned rough summaries of letters and reports on Austrian troop movements; March 20th, unsigned extract of report by Italian agent sent into Austrian-occupied territory; March 21st, unsigned (copy, concerns Austrian troop movements); March 24th, unsigned (copy, concerns Austrian troop movements); March 27th, unsigned rough notes on Austrian and Italian troop movements since February 28th; April 1st, Stratico; April 9th, Muda to Charpentier [2]; April 9th, Siopoli [1]; April 11th, Joly; April 15th, Siopoli [1]; May 11th, Dorghi; July 10th, Papal decree (copy); July 11th, Papal decree signed Pius 7th (copy; original made in 1808); August 7th, unsigned (concerns arms at fort of Paybach); August 7th, Jean-Etienne Bartier de Saint Hilaire; August 8th, Turinnel; August 8th, Parolini; August 13th, Bartier; August 28th, Bartier; August (day unspecified), contemporary folder bearing title "Renforts venus d'Italie: état et renseignements demandés par sa Majesté," containing a table of contents and eight reports, dated August 5th (unsigned), August 8th (Lemarroire), August 10th (Turennel), August 13th (unsigned) and 4 undated and unsigned; September 1st, unsigned (concerns strength of Austrian forces stationed on the Wag); September 3rd, Guilleminot; September 10th, Sainte-Marie and Lavocat (copy); September 10th, 11th and 12th, signature unclear (sent from the Quartier général at Körmend); September 12th, Deusskezschen to "Mon Colonel;" September 16th, signature unclear to "Mon Colonel" (le Baron de Montmarie); September 18th, Vignolle; September 20th, unsigned report on strength of Austrian forces on the north bank of the Danube; September 23rd, letter-book bearing title "Lettres (sur les événements de la Campagne de 1809) du Général Comte de Grunne au Prince de Ligne, écrites de Bude," containing entries dated September 23rd, 27th, 30th, October 22nd, and one undated entry; October 3rd, Vignolle; November 17th, Commissaire ordonnateur des troupes françaises en Italie et les états romains; November 25th, Fiereck, Colonel d'artillerie; undated, Archduke Charles-Louis (copy of call to arms to inhabitants of Austrian Empire); undated, unsigned (concerns imminent Austrian invasion of Italy); undated, unsigned (concerns journey by Italian agent into Austrian territory).

February 26th, copy of letter/speech by Beauharnais to the Italian Senate; June 15th, record of salaries and extraordinary payments made to army under Charpentier out of Roman subsidy during financial years 1806, 1807 and 1808; November 8th, report from Vassin, Colonel commandant le 6e régiment de hussards to Vignolle, Général de division, chef d'état-major de l'armée d'Italie; November 27th, record of funds obtained through Papal subsidies between September 29th 1806 and November 1809 (with Beauharnais' signature of approval); undated, copy of letter/speech by Beauharnais to the Italian Senate; undated, letter from Le Baron d'Hilley.

January 15th 1808, (signature unclear) Général de Division [2]; November 17th 1808, Banco, Colonnello comandante il reggimento cacciatore a cavallo principe reale; November 26th 1809, Souban, Général de division [1]; May 6th 1810, Severoli, Général de division [3]; May 1810 (day unspecified), le Duc de Castiglione; February 1st 1811, unsigned (concerning strength of Peyri's division); undated, Severoli; undated, unsigned notes on members of the Etat major-général; undated, unsigned (concerning horses and mules obtained from the French government).

January 14th, Gambin, Colonel du 84e régiment [2]; January 30th, le Comte de Cessac, (Lacuee) Ministre directeur de l'administration de la guerre, to le Conseil de l'administration du 9e régiment de ligne [2]; May 13th, le Conseil de l'administration; May 20th, Montaigne; July 6th, Fromentin, Colonel, to Minister of War; July 8th, Boinod, Inspecteur en chef aux revues (copy; recipient unstated); October 20th, signature unclear, sent from Amsterdam; June 27th (year unspecified), De Sayve; undated, unsigned (concerning careers of low-ranking officers and corporals of the 13e régiment d'infanterie de ligne); undated, unsigned extract of report by Minister of War (Fontanelli) on hospitals; prospective for 1812.

January 17th, summary of report by inhabitants of village of Thorn; January 19th, Kruszynski, Conseillier des préfectures (copy); January 19th, Kruszyneck (sic.); January 19th, Kruszyneck; February 12th, Van Zuylen Van Nyvelt, Attaché à l'état major-général de son Altesse Impériale le Prince de Neuchatel et de Wagram; February 18th, Zottowski; February 27th, Bronikowski to "Mon Général"; March 18th, Friedrich Wilhelm (recipient unstated); March 23rd, Thielmann [1]; March 26th, Saint-Cyr (copy); March 26th, unsigned note on capture of Le Baron de Hahn by the French/Italian Army; March 29th, signature unclear (concerns Russian and British troop movements in region of Winsen and Cuxhaven); April 11th, signature unclear; April 14th, Manini; April 14th, Bourcier, Général de division, commandant les dêpots généraux de cavalerie; April 17th, Rognier, Général de division, commandant en chef du Génie à la grande armée; April 20th, Bourcier to le Maréchal Prince d'Eckmühl; May 1st, Fontanelli; May 1st, Fontanelli; May 11th, Fontanelli; May 12th, Kembielevski; May 16th, unsigned (concerns troops stationed in Italy); May 26th, Vignolle, Général de division, chef de l'état major-général; June 1st, Bianchi d'Adda, Général, chargé du fortefeuille auprès du ministre de la guerre; June 1st, Bianchi d'Adda; June 11th, Bianchi d'Adda; June 28th, Vignolle; July 1st, Bianchi d'Adda; July 13th, signature unclear [1]; July 21st, Bianchi d'Adda; July (day unspecified), unsigned (concerns Austrian troops stationed on Italian border); August 8th, Fresia, Général; August 15th, unsigned (concerns strength of Austrian troops under Hiller); August 29th, Charnages, Intendant de la Corinthie; September 3rd, unsigned (concerns strength of Austrian troops under Hiller); September 7th, unsigned (concerns positions of Austrian troops); September 15th, unsigned (concerns position of Austrian troops); September 15th, Lecchi, Général commandant la garde royale (2 reports); September 16th, Francesi to "Signore" (2 reports); September 17th, Margues, Major, to Peraldi, Colonnello commandante il reggimento de' cacciatori della guardia reale; September 17th, Peraldi [1]; September 19th, Lecchi to Vignolle [2]; September 22nd, Palombini, Général de division; September 23rd, Peraldi; September 24th, Dranguet, Chef du 4e battaillon du 53e régiment; September 25th, Pasquale; September 25th, Mougier, Général de brigade, to Vignolle; September 25th, "il Barone" (rest unclear); September 13th, 14th, 22nd, 24th and 25th (all general reports); September 27th, Moydier [1]; September 30th, le Comte (rest unclear), 2 reports and 1 enclosed document; October 4th, Moydier; October 9th, le Comte (rest unclear), Ministre de France; December 3rd, unsigned (concerns fortification of Mt. Cénis); December 16th, unsigned (concerns reconnaissance of land between Legnago and Mantua); December 24th, unsigned (rough note of avant-garde of Austrian Army); Decmber 25th, unsigned (concerns Italian troops between the Adige and the Po); undated, unsigned (report by French agent on Osterode and Grandentz, probably made either on January 18th or 19th); undated, De Sinety, aide-de-Camp of Lauriston (concerns March); undated, Janin, Chef d'escadron (concerns March); undated, unsigned (report by Italian agent on journey through Austria, probably during mid-September); undated, Lecchi (probably mid-September); undated, unsigned (concerns possibility of enemy crossing the Adige, probably mid-December); undated, unsigned (concerns possibility of enemy advance into Italy, probably mid-December); undated, unsigned (notes on roads from Isola Porearizza, probably mid-December); undated, Lauriston, Général en chef; undated, unsigned (notes on Austrian troops); undated, unsigned (notes on Austrian troops); undated, unsigned (notes and map of encampments around Villach); undated, Lecchi; undated, Lecchi; undated, Maino; undated, mutilated report (the second sheet bearing date and signature is missing); undated, unsigned (concerns final organization of Italian Army); undated, unsigned (concerns strength of Italian Army); undated, unsigned (concerns strength of Italian Army); undated, unsigned (concerns officers of the Italian Army made prisoner-of-war, left behind or wounded during the campaign of 1813).

January 1st-9th, unsigned (notes on Austrian troop movements during this time); January 21st, Fontanelli; January 23rd, unsigned (concerns movements of Neapolitan troops); March 24th, Maucune; March 25th, Maucune; March 30th, contemporary folder bearing title "Situation de l'Armée en général," with 5 enclosed documents; April 11th, Fontanelli; April 19th, Borghese (copy of "ordre du jour" by Camille Borghese concerning the abdication of Napoleon and the subordination of the Italian Army to new government); April 22nd, Maucune; April 23rd, Maucune; undated, unsigned (concerns the camps of Udine and Montechiaro); undated, unsigned (concerns hierarchy of officers of the Austrian Army); undated, cipher-sheet.

reports and correspondence from Fontanelli concerning the Italian Army (26 pieces).

reports and correspondence from Fontanelli regarding the invasion of Swiss Cantons, 1810; political reports, 1810 (40 pieces).

misc. correspondence and reports regarding the Italian Army (17 pieces).