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London, England, 1818-11-16 00:00:00

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of F••lice, C'. lill't DePON7, Ntni%h•r
111'•ir, Mu 11lnweitta NE, the thee!or-Gel,ri 01
9.11111/ S A ErN. lIW I{llll4Nl MI.( 410'10,
tin-
ver►uir of Putts. and Baron BitoseN tibirl, the
Genend. tif the Prtm.iutas. We FI al tens.. 'lilt
tine. from which the nature acd chancier of all alai
be collected :

MINISTRY OF C.trai UAL POLICF..
" It is ordered to all tlio• authorities charged with the
Police of France, to the Commissarses-Geoseral, sp v ial and
other*, to obey the orders which .11. De llasbru sit ,Lull
nice thee, moil to da and execute at the v.try mount st,
all that be rioall pieserilar, M. Oa MacetstUtt. being ,n.
trusted *rifts a secret mission of the Idghtst isportau.er
(Sizned) " Tbe Cnussi ANGLLS.
" Paris, April 17, 11114."
The oilier ardets are equally 114;i•i bye, mini 4itak •
of his mission o• secret, slot of the Ingheet
11111ie for the sersice of his Majesty, Lomita XVIII.
M. Dlt MALIDIOTII, proceeds this,.
" I shall hot neat what followed toy ttcpurtstre frost Pa
rt.. I shall not at peseta enter 1111.1 all those del Is
shall only say, tb.st havitig reached Ne ))))) urs min th.• roe of
Napoleon's dtpariure (lie Famed tht. next day, 21),14 Asps
through Wro forest if l'aentaiteb'eout;., and "sliefied was
having placed repel( 111 nala SIM? Or 11140, and hiving nicer-
taLued his line of march, I tank upon myself to carry tans nit
my party before his ples3ge. The spies whom I hid set
footaits,lilenn had informed me That he was to pass silo-•e Is
his carriage, atone and in advance of his escort and the
eumonimaries, for no it had beets pupate', asrsugett. I
therefunt had some ITASCA to fear, that :against my will some
attempt might be made the next Jet' noon hir fife. I
wall
betray no one here, but I had around me--.,1 do not mean
Mr. Oasirs, i must do him the justice is say, that he meet.
entertained any thought of the kind)-1 had manual me •n rot
of a certain character, and atnengst the rest, a p.0...,a0rgt
known in the world fur baying fulfilled missions wooorla loit
fear would have conseitted to execute. The sorafrit iorad .s
tiara, fore Its have Napoleou's passage eon ely e.
come to this determioation, I took away my who!, par/y,
41141 on the 19th of April removed uu purpose to a di-ta...e
of seven leagues, soil on a road &acorn wally opposite to
Out %slouch the intruded vicious ass to !:,sc..
" In consequence Napoleon traversed the forest of Fou•
tainehleam am the 20,b ial Apo al, lo repair to No moons, a Ob.
out any obefirele, and spirant being alturked. I appeal to
his testimony. Let him sprat: ; was he :au:ado-al
doubtedly it was them 51,141 practicable to sob 111/111 t!f
cristrare, fur he was ignorant of hit own Jasper, an, Ire
armed men (tiptoeing at each door of his carriage, seigle,
111 the forest, have pat an end to his destinies They mu .tht
d 1 it without incurring (tea Nail, fur the forest extends to
the Seine, and Ilse uitbt bank of that river was occupied hy
the Commits. Nothing would have been inure easy, after
his assassination, than to fall bark among them. I hail,
sides, more attendants than were uecess,ry. ale mord ftons
she. 1 apes. it, was sufficie it, and his life was lu.st.
" The Bourfnme have pretended that my eussruse failed
or that I and any attendants had barn gained oser by
Napoleon. Both assertions are false. If I have not arerni-
ad what was expected from me, it is because I did ea choose
to execute it. I was gained over, bet only by usy conscimwc,
which forbade my *Obi ing an horrible asousioutisos to he
committed us the person of un unfortunate and dlsormed
Sovereign. 1 then relied so far on the geserusify of Alexan•
der, se to believe that a Lou the first ebullitiuw uf disappoint-
ment and anger world bare subsided, hr would have thanked
me for my forbearance. I &tem.! myself: 'six on
Spite of all my intaturtunes auol unheard-of smearing., I ro-
joace that I thus acted. Peisceutions arid allaretellats alit
end with Me but alter ssui my cuinstrylbso will sus ore
justice." • • _
" Os the 'l,t of April, al I refereed Imaged* Pontsise-
, bleau, its min opposite ditectiou to that pawned lay the Els-
/wow. (who was already thirty kelpies front see). Me Qum,.
of Westphalia, who, no one knows why, had retrograded
from Nemeses towards Ponlakeblean, after the passage of
the Emperor at Nessourt, fell is sill. my detachment, o
the Foamed road, Ida fourteen waggon, tauten iritit maid
and silver, and all kinds of treater's. She tushed head-
long, as the Advocate COnture rightly said, Mtn Ilse vie!
serape.' It was then impossible for me to draw kick. 77m
Conde d'Artois had demanded Mc riches of th• Amapa, les
Talleyrand also expeeted his share, sus sell as (-edam "(bee
amateurs, who relied on one for it part of the spoils. I
should, therefore, have grossly betrayed their interests, had
I dont nothing me this occasion, and expose.' myself to all
their vengeance, after having actsally rtred Nupoleon't
I thought, besides, that I should appease those glut boa by
giving them each, a *hate of the spank. In o word, rttres,
cases, only, were fakes. from the Queen of Westphalia, au,l
even theti she was allowed to empty tinthenl Uwre fnuislas be-
fore she gait them up. I wan informed that alit was ram
lag the moat valitable ,titles. I ordered it to be 11110W411.
Those cases, which I dial not see, contained, I sr...told, very
indifferent jewels on one side, amid diamonds on the °floc
I also tuck upon myself to sutler a gseat quantity of do
moods. concealed in the double Irotkon of her curtiumes so
• pass, as well as eight suilliuus (of francs) its tqld, contaiusal
, is her waggons, and other valuables, anch as a t
service of gold plaits. On inn arrival at Paris, I was most
rnhnth reproached for nut having taken the whole; so that of
I had done all that woe e.rperled from tut, that naturism.
who complained at much of the loss of her eleven GISIN
width, right or wroug, she eittosated at ltiOo,ooo franc.,
would nut only have last thrtu, but all that she pomaded.
far I compromised myself, and ILA-leaded my e sq./Myer*, by
leaving her soy thing, She ;oust also not.
withstaudiitg ;he representations of her partisans to the
teary, that the was nut til-Ireated. She was pluanirerl, it us
true, but may because it was 11b00:01ely 11;ei•S*Aly, Anil it
was alone Walls all the respect toed sotrulOuios issagivah:e. -
This she ranuot deity.

" Nina 4lthele Cases were forwarded d;recf to Mr. de
tiutteasiz, who represent‘d himself as At alleomiaai fla
Coal& d'Arloi4, and in Semalle, his Coin•hisaary. 1 h.,
litre rretived by those gentlemen in their h,itelti, and (rem
thence curled to Mr. de Viirolles, astottki ravutitite of the

Compted'Artuis, %bet .I,.teuteuent•Gostereti of ,Itle .kittethellt.
Ind hie accomplice. They remained four days a ill. those re r-
atan, who reerited Mess clandastfaely, opciad Them duties
lay fd.seare, and did with their &tutee's whet ility
It Is therefore to the Vaiitesim, the Geatins. the 5, nia1:‘,,,14,
the 4rAngth, and the other onessailaMo Reran.
pikes of Meet:twits ardrluis, nay, to she Ciawote tVitetier
himself, that the (bites of Westphttlid ought to pply for au
account of the diamoods ur jewel/ *bleb at mill ipo•blls
to moss :
.411 lbws diamonds, which thole. /legit rcronica,4
have.iforgotha ler estme to be holm' In the Seine, or the.al
by chimer, Pie annitits afters soda, nylon of tat pre-
fithwe of Polies, dividend at finfanionstn, and at the tom.