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London, England, 1822-01-22 00:00:00

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PARIS, JANUARY 17.
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• IWONAPARTE'S WILL.
I send you an extract from the last will and testament of
Buouaparie, disposing of loins of money which he claims
as his property, to those friends sod terraria whe had fol.
lowed him in his exile, or whom be thought faithful to boa
in his different chimps of fortune. It is pawed here, sad
Lauded about privately, its the shape of a small pamphlet,
but can neither riblocly he sold, nor is it allowed to be co-
pied into Use journals. I have made inquiries about its so-
thentocisy, and have heard that redoubt need be eatertained
on lire subject. Besides this testament, of which nil extract
is here sobitised, the Ex- Emperor left a kind of political will,
which speaks of higher things, sad diastases of larger.storos.
This latter decontrol, whicb is is the postesoton of M.
D•pin, has es yet been known to very few pernoos, and will
fur some time at least he kept a secret from the public. Is
it she prisoner of St. Helena disposes of an almost imperial
forborne of 40 millions of francs to public insitstiout, to
particular classes, and for political purpose& It *mold be
curious to learn boa such a 'reason* was acquired, sad Bo-
naparte does not concord the fact. As Emperor, he enjoyed
a civil list of 114 millions ■ year; and out of this, by living
within his income, he saved 10 trillions ery.year fur the
four years before his marriage. Afire his return (rum Russia,
or during the Resales eapeolitiou, Ile ordered all those
airings to be lent for the public serrate. This luau he re-
elaisas in will, sad ditpuaes of it is a manlier of *bill I
shall probably be able in a few Jaytup.irocursairesi. after
ttoW,Dolludy ocealdfutlef that the rope, on the discovery uf
America, timicher:ldesedif ratitkd to the dispoul uf the
Western Wad&

TESTAMENT OF NAPOLEON.
This day, April 14, 1821, at Longwood, io the island
of Helena.
This is my lestameut, nr set of last a;ll
1 lesWe to the Comte de M.intholuu 2,000,0011 Gomm as a
pruuf of my satisfaeitua for the isttrislitnts hr has paid in me
fur Huse six yrar.i, and to indemnify him (i.if the kiwi
is Men my re.olviire in S'. Helena has occasioned Lim.

1 tem to the Comte Bertrand 500,000 francs.
1 leave to M•rchaud, my first Valet de Chambre, 400,000
(rakes; the services be has pet formed for ate are actse of a
friend. I &sire that he may marry • endow, sister, so.
daughter t.f an officer or soldier of my old guard;—to Snot
Draw, 100,0110 francs to Nuvarrc, 104,000 frsees;—to
Nemo, 100,0*0 franes;—to Arelatrahaml, 50,1100 fraucs i—
lu Caner, bO,OOO framed •;..—tri Chandelle, idete.
To the Al,t.e Visnale, 100,000 frame.. 1 desire tbat be
ssy build his house near Poole- Novo de RO.lllO.
To Count Lan Cameo 100,000 francs.
To Count Lavalet 100,000 f
To the Surgeou-imChirf, Lavery, 100,000 francs. Ho is
the most sinuous man I have karma.

Tu G. urral Leforre Deroutteites, 100,000 fr .
To General Ihuutt, 100,000 (ranee.
Tu Geotral Caunbroone, 100,000 (roues,

To ibe cbaldreu of General !thous Duvernaie, 100,000
frames.

To the chil.lern of the heave tabrelnyere, 100,000 felines.
To tbe child. to of Geueral Girard, killed at Ligoy, 100,000
francs
T. the children of General atartrair, 100,000 francs.
To Ilse children of the tittoNta General Travnet, 100,000
framer.

To Gruen! Lallemod, the elJer, 1110,000 francs.
To Cu%le Hasidim also 100,0110 trance.

To General Clauarl, 100,000 franca.
Tu tlw Baron de Nieuwe&Be, 100,000 f .

To A.nault, author of Mario'," 100,001' franc".
To Colonel Mashut, MAO franca t I request him In
continue to write for the defence and tha glory a the French
arloses, and to confound the ealsraniatora and she apostate'.

To the B•run Bign' on 100,000 frailest I tensest him to
write the history of French Diplomacy hem 1792 to 1015.
To Puggi de Talmo, 100,000 francs.
To the Surgeon Cannery, 100,000
Tiuse sums shall he taken from the six millions which I
deposit. d on leaving Paris in 1015, sad from the interest at
the rate of 5 per cent. since July, 11110; the account uf
which shall hr adjusted with the barkers by the Counts
Bertrand, and Marrhaud.
These legacies, in the case of death, shall he paid to the
widows and children, cud in their default, obeli revert to the
capital.
institiste the Counts Monlholoa, Bertrand, and Mar-
chand my testamentary executors.
' This present plaintleist, written (Windy by my (ion hind,
it signed bud sealed with my arms. NAPOLEON.
April 24,1821, Lungwuod.
This is my codicil to the act of my last will
(hi the lignidatioo utmy civil list uf !flap—math as money,
jewels, plate, linen, coffers, caskets, uf which the Viceroy
Is the depositary, and which belong to me—l dispute of Sao
millions, which I leave to my must faithful servants. I hope
that, without their sheaving any cause, my son Eugene Na-
',demo will discharge them faithfully. He cannot forget the
forty millions cloth I have given him in Italy, or by the
right (pavane) of hit muster's inheritance.
To the Comte Montholovi 20),000 francs, 100,000 of which
he will pay Ism the cheat, fur the same u.e as, she above, to
be employed accorillag so any dispositions in the discharge
of legacies of coo•cience.
This codicil is written in my oats band, signed and settled
with my arms. NAPOLEON.

April 24, 1021, Longwood.
This is elan another codicil, or set of my lam will
2,0001. I.lerling, which we ►ave given in the emote
and ilse Coastesse Mont!mime, if they hire been paid, are
be deducted and charged in account against the legacies
which we have made bids by our testament. If they bats
not bats paid, sir hills shall be cancelled.
In cionsequeore of the, legacy made by our teslameat to
the Comte Aluntholoi, Ittr peusiou of 20,0P0 francs twilit!

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