97.16 the humble submission of the [Shieks] _sic_

106.11 I designed to attemp[t] the surprise, Added.

113.2 left Alexandria on the 6th Thermidor, (July Added.

24th.[)]

114.1 He ordered General Des[s]taing, with some Redundant.

battalions

136.1 [v]alley of the Sesia Replaced.

145.30 said he, to his aid-de[-]camp Inserted.

150.12 You, and Rapp, are faithful aids.[”] Added.

153.23 [H/N]egotiations for a capitulation were Replaced.

commenced

155.3 he wrote a rema[r]kable letter Added.

181.5 Prince John of Li[t]chtenstein Removed.

187.8 along the bottom of the Mu[lh/hl]thal Transposed.

187.20 to Naumb[e/u]rg Replaced.

187.30 the appellation of the _Schneeke_ (snail.) _sic_:

Schnecke

193.15 to guard strictly the bridge of Naumb[e/u]rg Replaced.

202.12 gain possession of the village of Inserted.

Vierz[e]hn-Heiligen

202.31 the village of Vierz[he/eh]n-Heiligen Transposed.

207.30 while ru[u/n]ning through the streets Inverted.

216.3 they m[o/a]nœuvred with the utmost order Replaced.

243.11 his right to Konigsb[u/e]rg Replaced.

250.3 Napoleon had his dispositions writt[t]en down Removed.

341.9 another pressing demand for [“]the guard Removed.

354.2 There was the silence of the desert.[”] Added.

364.18 and then rode forward to Ma[h/l]o-Yaroslavetz Replaced.

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