A credible estimate for 1800 gives 27–28 million inhabitants for the Empire (which at this point had already lost the remaining Low Countries, Italy, and the Left Bank of the Rhine in the 1797 Treaty of Campo Fornio) with an overall breakdown as follows: 9 million Austrian subjects (including Silesia, Bohemia and Moravia); 4 million Prussian subjects; 14–15 million inhabitants for the rest of the Empire.
A credible estimate for 1800 gives 27–28 million inhabitants for the Empire (which at this point had already lost the remaining Low Countries, Italy, and the Left Bank of the Rhine in the 1797 Treaty of Campo Fornio) with an overall breakdown as follows: 9 million Austrian subjects (including Silesia, Bohemia and Moravia); 4 million Prussian subjects; 14–15 million inhabitants for the rest of the Empire