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Which meant that Napoleon had to go back and lead an army of 50,000 from Switzerland across the Alps through the Saint Bernard Pass ( where the artist David immortalized him on fiery horseback rather than on the sensible mule he was actually riding ) to defeat the much greater Austrian army at Marengo , leading to the peace treaty at Luneville in 1801 , which shut the Austrians out of northwestern Italy and established the Rhine as France ’ s eastern border . Japanese companies that once had to go to New York or London to obtain the financial service products they needed can now find many of them domestically . " The members of the Edmund Burke Society are , frankly , saddened and dismayed that anyone had to go to such lengths to exercise basic rights of free expression and sincerely hope this will not be repeated in the future . Later in the day she became more at peace with him , when she received a kind little note from Mrs Forbes , a great friend of hers , and the mother of the family she was now teaching , saying that Canon Livingstone had called and told her that Ellinor had to go on a very painful journey , and that Mrs Forbes was quite sure Miss Monro 's companionship upon it would be a great comfort to both , and that she could perfectly be set at liberty for a fortnight or so , for it would fall in admirably with the fact that ' Jeanie was growing tall , and the doctor had advised sea air this spring ; so a month 's holiday would suit them now even better than later on .