by creating him comte de Mosloy in late 1810. During his residence in Vienna, Louis Otto came into contact with Klemens, graf von Metternich (State Chancellor of the Austrian Empire), who had also been tutored by Professor von Koch. The Count was excluded from politics during the First Restoration and retired after the Second Restoration, since he had served as Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs from 24 March until 22 June during the Hundred Days. Following his death in 1817 Otto was buried in the 37th division at Cimetière du Père-Lachaise in Paris. Coat of arms Blazon: "Écartelé, aux 1 et 4 fascé d'or et de sable ; au 2 d'argent à une loutre de sable issante d'une rivière d'azur engoulant un poisson d'or; au 3 de gueules au lion léopardé d'or tenant un coeur d'argent" See also List of Ambassadors of France to the United Kingdom References External links www.napoleon-empire.com 1754 births 1817 deaths People from Kehl People of the French Revolution French people of the Napoleonic Wars Diplomacy during the American Revolutionary War Grand Officiers of the Légion d'honneur Counts of the First French Empire Burials at Père Lachaise Cemetery French people of the American Revolution 18th-century French diplomats 19th-century French diplomats Ambassadors of France to Great Britain Ambassadors of France to Prussia Ambassadors of France to Austria Members of the American Philosophical Society