The National Register.
London, England, 1818-08-23 00:00:00

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IMPROVED PATENT SELF-ACTIN(.
KITCHEN RANGE.—The pecMiar quhlities of the ajee (1
brace every useful ituprovem en!, z.a.l is stisyst.matically
as to be rendered useful frum a smail to a most extensive estsblisn-
ment, as it combines economy, cleanlins, and simplicity, for every
ascription of cookery without the atentiun of servants to keep it
ivactm—it will also heat a wa.m closet, Etd cons:amly produce a
supply of boiling weer, for the pittposcs of washing or 'hating a
bnth, trill, or staircase; the whol: paforined by an open fire. war.
ranted to consume less fuel than any other range, and which may } e
extfmded or diminished at ple sure. Price, .0. 17s. 6d. and up
wards. May be s'..en daily in neat J. Wl:ker's, Furn:shing Iron—
winger. No. 41, New IlEdge Str:et, or nt his MIMI Fit!ti); y. flap
Alley, Fleet Marker. wh. re be has a la-ge mortratut at' Moats u:4111
Stovoi of evc-iy de.:cription.

BURGESS'S ESSI•:NCR OF ANCUOVIIL
WAREHOUSE, 107, STRAND, COSINE/1 Or 211 E 6173 r
STE. 1, LONDON.

JOHN BURGI-,S:i,;NCogo&- being apprised of*
the numerous endeavours mad: bl many persons to impr,se a tpuri.
otts article tOr their niak.?, feel it incumbott on them to request t:te
attention of the puhlie. in purtha.ing what they conceive w Le the
orig. so ohserve. the nvnie mod address currespor.ds uith the
ahoy e rtneralapneerance of the sintrittu3 dereriptit.ns will dt,•
evire unguarded. laid for their dtuction. J. S. a:i.l Sons submitatii,
the following Cautions; some aro in appearance at first sight • the
K..nuine.' but without wry name or itdArr .i—b:li,le 6 IlurAe., b Ei.ent,..
of Ancho7iee--otliers 6.ll:tr.tis's.'and many more without a:!ttres.,-•
JOH ?I DU nc:Ess and sos hang been many yelti•honouit ri
with such distinguished approbation. foci every senti.e.mt of respe,.r.
towards the public. and earreitly solict then' to inspect ti:c labt;s
prcvir.J.: to purel wing occur th.... 7 conceive cola.: of their make. which
they hooe wills pre% ent many -disaprinutiont..—..WAl:r: HOUSE.:
107. dill.lN L.), C01:N1...1t of thc•b.lVOY S I'EPS, .I.ONDGN..

'PEARS'S TRANSPARENT SO A P.-. 311 is Soap
stands unrivaed as a discover/ of the highest importuner. kr tut
stinzlior c:cellewc in clot.ing die skin—rr.serving it f..ont the
ell`tcis of the weather, !cis r.rut itr.prov;tig its appenanee.—
it remnres every I;!,:no.iFh tram ifs -.urfare, red bv.due pasevaanew
never fall to render it dedicate'.! ,lea- awl beautiful.
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Prep:wed-II A. PeatF. IVc;ll•Str.et. ,Oxfortl Street. tontloa.
ar.:l uld at IF. ls. Cd. end 64. Fat square. ALIJ Ger.tlerate:*
:.t Is. and' c. 6.1.
'Nl)i.er&! Cream oh:cu.:an:- C!crnrcs of the ski
1/4.w.,1. ..t.
its.fulicst the :r. iNg _
roviratlur.
In. ,uuiair c.cry hrs i t a met? ot If*/
1112 xca.wm w:iy same pc:En Is an, that
\ile7 of ir‘ the soh, from t 7.0
crudity reLeres it f-otn
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.6d.

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severity of the ;
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e vinot 01, rt to the u.t. of the Pot
171(1' 1.117.417 in zr.clieris of
m x truly a:loop:ire to fritiot: ,1
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per T0,11C..
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el°+' is th most irn Kent, is ei o
the most excellent in Its effivo. in beftutifyint, the 111101111tehVire.
2..6j. and 3e. the box.—Pars's Pink S.4llCerlk. 10 entire nt sis.Vul.
ti for Dye, Faattinr ou sr, Drawing, Etc.

'3. WllO 0?1,1Cll tO iiv of Co
Lnic Cam. formei
.111glit.111. it hat cam
1 :Amery of roortatan, t the
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PC:+.l Whitt: Powder. erwit

270

DUO l'A RTE.

The ,horning Chrmide has re-pthlishe:l some letters
of Nfr. O'Nlean, and 8.1:1s the two following, which we
give, st.. they afford a clue to the dispute Lett:veil tit::
l'hyskian and the Governor:—
Lin:two/A, floc. 23,1817.

Sin,—in eonsequence of some a irenutstonees which hive
latterly orettrred relotiae to the obiigaiimaseepeeted from a
person filliag the Rai33lioll I have the honour to held, I con-
ceive it to be essentially necessary to lay the following state-
ment before your Escellency for your consideration.
When in Attenst. 1615. Cutout Bertrand (after having re-
Meived setistnetory answers front Captain Maitland, of his
Majesty's ship Bellerophon, to inquiries made by bins, lurch.
Inc my character and conduct) did tiwahe honour to snake
et,pheatiois to Admiral Lord Keith for sue to accompoey
Napoleon te to St. Helene in qisality of .urgeeli. his
Lordship was pleased to approve of, and sanction my accept.
ing of the above named situation, whirls, at his Lordship's
teconmentilatioa, was nfterwards confirmed by the Right
lien the Lords Ccuumiasioners of the Admiralty; the
appointment, therefore. was not of my seeking.
I never for a motorist entertained Ilir most distant idea, that,
-iilependent of my medical duties, it was expected that' I
should make a report of the eouverAations which I might have
with the persons whom my duties led me to a isit ; no such pro-
position was ever made to me either by Lind Keith or Sir
Heorge Vockberw. low was even the most distant insinua-
tions to that effect made by the above mentioned distinguish-
ed characters.
When lasted by Napoleon littosiaparte town him candidly
whether he ought to consider me as a surgeon d'un Gee're, ur
is a medical man in whom he could repose confidence, I
replied, that I was not a surgeoa lean Caere; that I was o
snrgeOn anti not a spy, and one ill %shorn I hoped he might
piece coolidetice—llse sty ill inciples were to forget the
conversations 1 lied will) my I..it;ents on leaving thou cocotte
emirs' as fee as regartim: my alli•giaime us a British officer to
my sovereign and country—awl that toy orders only obliged
sue to one adult. alt. to give immediate notice to the gore, nor
is ease of any serious illness hiss. in order that the
beat medical :Maier might be promptly afforded.
When asked itealiesubsepiently, whether I am not obliged
by yonr oiders, Sir, to go twice a week to Plantation house
to make reports, and o hat the stature of such i semi Is or
communications Was t I referred to thesentiments exist esseJ
above.
When minutely interrogated by you, Sir, as to the nninber
of interviews, and die subject ofeua vermi ions I have had, and
'when informed by you, Sir, that I was no judge of the hit.
portanc., of the subjects of eny conversations I might bare ;
that i hark im eusinies to set tip my own judgment upon the
nem 're of them : that you might think several thing's °ferret
importance whirls I night consider as trifling sled uninterest-
have had the honour to reply, that it' I was not at liberty
to exercise my discretion or judgment as to Cie importance
or otherwise of such conversations as I might be present at,
these was evidently no otheralternative than that of repeating
to yon every syllable which passed, the doing of which would
place me in the situation of a man acting the most base and
ritshonntis able part. In fact, that I would be a spy aid
" poltol." 'I lint serit centime vented cover my name with
m ell merited infamy, anti render me unlit for the society of
any man of Ison )))) r.
He %also, cloatheil with the spec-ions garb of a physician,
insinnates himself into the confidence of his patient, and
avails himself' of the fruitier tit opportunities and facilities
which his sititation necessarily presents of being near his
Iverson, to wring (under pretence of coring or ulleviaiieg
his infirmities, and in that confidence whoa has lapel) from
time immemorial reposed by the sick in persons professing
the healing art) disclosures of his patient's sentiments and
opinions, fer the purpose of afterwards betraying them, de.
serves most justly to be branded With the appellation of
innutou."
In answer to your question on the loth of this month', of
I had given any word of honour not to make any
written s e;voris of the eta's. of Napoleon Bitonapaite's health,
without ohtaining leis consent, end leaving the origitia'a in his
possessien." I had the honour to reply to you, Sir, that I
had avoided giving %nth a eleilge, by staling, according to
roue itirectirma, that none would be asked as ithoist first ac.
quainting
I liaa e the homier to acquaint you, Sir, that
nrrtrtild list siguifiell to .111', that wills respect to the it
no 'Jo he easy to arrange matters, by nnkiti,-; use of no tau.
per ta the reports, and by substituting the words per-
Cottage, Or the patient, na lien thereof; that provided this
seal dime, previous consent bviee obtained, and the originals
heiug deposited with one of the French suite, there would he
no objection to vi s titre 'spoon of the state of Napoleon
Beoeopasteya 'health being made. The substance ofttilds I
have 1,,,0 .the howler to snake known to yeti verbally, 1101,1 he
15111 of Octoller. and the 14th of this motitle
Having so often rereive4l contiadictory isistreetions from
yen, Sir, I must beg le.ve to reiterate the request I have fro.
qoently made to you Mister, to wit, to be furnished with in-
structions in writing, to ilw end that I may well comprehend
situation,any noel what is required fa OM me, and to prevent
the possibility of mistakes which stay arise front verbal iss-
alreetions being either forgotten or badly comprehended.
It is with infinite pain, Sir, that I leel myself obliged to
?efer to the ig ditiona treatment which I have aid:fermi hoes
a °win your Hoes house, especially ;spots Iwo occasions. Wet e
culpable, even a Court Mall:al could tot authorise the
intemperate awl opprolitions epithets sn ltherally lit.:•tooted
upon ms, and beater twice turned out of doss in tar present!
of witnesses ; Ste last time not without apprelieniUtnia on my
part of esperfroeing personal violence. 1 have, Sir, had the
imitator aat sea taloa( my country in the Roy al Navy tier several
years. alias ii now without censure, cad perteves 134 willstul
Ralae little rommendation; awl I meet pion st against any
person, however superior to sae Ise rack, mak lila 11'4C of haw,
inner and treatment towards trot anwesvilty of, aiiti cleeradlog
to. an offwer, who has the honour to serve his filejestyli
Navy. I have the howler to he, Sir, with dose respect,
your Excellency's most obedient I hie se
BABY E. 0.31 EA RA, urgeon, B. N.
Tullis F.srielletic”..icitt. General
Sir Ilualson Lowe, h. C. 8., &c. Governor.
St. Helena, April 10, 1816.
ant directed by Lleteceent General Hudson
Lowe, to convey to you ids Instructions, that except its the
*vent of ass'. thitig oxtraordmary occurring, whit Is you might
feel it your ditty 111 report immediately in ;tersest to nee, yen
Sr. not to fro Loney oat without lugs permipion, nulcsc mailer
• call fur medical attem'ai.ce, whets other titedle.al aid is nut
ot hood. or unless under the eireenistaucti of Napoleon Bun.
impute passing outside the pone& of Lunge vet!, when, if