The National Register.
London, England, 1822-01-28 00:00:00

No. 1,353 —VoL. XV.]

TESTAMENTARY DOCUMENTS

A APOLEUX EUOYAPAIITE.

This day, April 14, 1821, at Longwood, in she island of St.
I I elena.
This is my testament, or act of my hat will
leave to the Comte de Montholon 2,000.000 francs. as a
p Oel of my eiatbfaction for the attentions he has paid to me for
thew six years, and to indemnify him for the losses which my
residence in St. Helena has occasioned him.
I leave to the Comte Bertrand Srahono francs.
I leave to Marchand. my first valet de charnlrre, 400,000
francs; the services he has performed for me are those of a
friend. I desire thathe may marry a widow, a sister, or daugh-
ter of an officer or soldier of my old gnat', ;—to Saint Denis,
inn,enti franc;—to Novarre, 100.000 francs;—to Pijeron.
111y,1.110 trance;—to Arelianibriud, 50,000 franca;—to Cuviea,
80,000 francs;—to Chandelle, idem.
to
the Abbe Visnale, 100,000 francs. I desire that be may
buikl his home near Pont': Novo de Rossino.
To Count I.as Cases, to 0,000 francs.
Count Lavalette, 100,tx.10 francs.
To the Surgeon in Chief, Larrey, 100,000 francs. Ile is the
most vittttous man I have known.
To General Lefevre Desnotrettes, 100,000 francs.
• General I)rouet, foo.ooo francs.
To the children or Gen. Muton I/uvernais, 100.000 franca
To the children of the brave Labesloyere, 100,000 franca.
To the children of General Girard, killed at l.igny, 100,000
franc...
To the children of Gen. Chartrau, 100,000 francs.
To the children of the virtuous (Sen. 'l'raviv-t. 100,000 francs.
To General I.allemaltd, the elder, 100,000 francs.
To Ci eta lias iiica, also 100,005, franc .
To General Clamel, 100,000 francs.
To the Baron de Nltnevalle, toys* francs:
Tu Arnault, author of Marius, roo.ooo trance.
To Col. Alarbot, 0)0,M/ francs. I request him to continue to
write fur the defence and the glory of the French armies, and to
confound the c.lumniators and me apostates.
To the Limon bid nun, 100,000 thanes. I request him to write
the history of Ft end' Diplomacy front 179-2 to 1815.
To Puggi de Talaro, 'must° francs.
To the Surgeon Etnniery, 1004000 francs.
These Wills shad be taken otii the six millions which I de.
posited on leasing Paris in 1515, and from die intere t at the
rate of 5 per cent. since July. PSIS; tile I.casntnt of which shall
be adjusted with the baskets by the Counts Montholon, Ber-
tram!, and Marchand.
These legacies, it, the case of death, shall be paid to their
widows and children, and in their default, shall revert to the
capital.
1 institute the Counts Montholon, Bertrand, and Marchand,
miy testamentary executors.
'rids ptextrit testament, written entirely by my own band, is
signed and *weird with my arms.
April *S. 1521, 1.un,;..v00d.

NAPOLEON.

This is my codicil to the act of my last will:_
On the liquidation of my civil list of Italy—such as money,
jew.l., pia:c. linen, tetras, caskets, of which the Viceroy is the
depository, and which belong to nic—l dise.ose of two millions,
ICH I terse to my most faithful servants. I hope that, without
their showing auy cause, my son. Eugene Napoleon. will di..
charge diem faithfully. tie cannot forget th.: wry millions
which I lime given him in Italy, or by the right 'Faroe.) of his
mother's inlier,taian..

Tu the Conde 'Altoitholun 100.000 francs, 100,000 of which lie
will pay into the chest, for the same use as the above, to be elo-
pkyed according to my dispositions in the oischarge ut legacies
of conscience.

- - l'+ns codicil is written in my own hand, signed and sealed
whh my arm-.
April 24, tail. Longwood. NAPOLEON.

This is also another coilicil,or act of my last will:—
The 9,0001. sierling, which we have given to the Comte anti
the inutasse Alonthinun, if they have been paid, are to be
iledutaad :tnd ilargeti in act-omit against the legacies which we
have made mut by our testament. If they have nut been paid.
our bills shall w• :ailed.

lit COUbeapailev ut the legacy made by our testament to the
Comte Nlonti ouni, the aRIO.IOII of 20,001 (lane. granted to his
ride is +Quint:ed. Curate Jtontiwlun is directed to pxy it to her.
l'itc administration of such tAtecelision untii its entire liquida-
tion, tequiring expenses in. offices, tOr journeys, cumuli...ion,
pieidings, we Intend that uur treuuuentary vx,cu-
tura shall ret..in 3 per cent. on all the legaeits, built on me
Gittra),Uoo t anus. and on the sums bequeathed by the codicil,.
Wc appoint Comte Las Cases, and to default kits WU, 4114 in
In, delimit twit. Drouot. treasuier.
Tois p t. eat conic:ll u entirely written with our own hand, and
aea,ed a itn our hauls.
nu. :14m of Apia, 1821, Longwood. NAPt)I.LOS.

This is Illy codicil and act of my last will the ',owls remitted in Mod to the Eilitiitsis Maria
my Say tiear and beloved spouse. at 4 Inentls, in Ibl4, there
retuain due 111 one two minion., which I dispose of by t:se present
eutheii, in order to recompense toy most faithful MAHN whom
I .asides ree,namoti to the protection of my titer Maria Imut.-a.
I leave 200.000 Inuits to Count NI Onillololl, iou,talo francs of
ien he shall pay into the chest of the treasurer fot the same
purpose as the above, to be employed, acc.onling to my
tams, in legacies of conse.ence.
This codicil is written with toy own hand. Signed and scaled
with my EON.

MOASILUR LATITTE,-1 remitted to you in 1813, ut the
tnouteut ul my departure 1111U,1'ariv, a eUlll 01 nearly 1111:110t0,
for which you gave me a doable receipt. 1 leek I: d um: ut
the leceipis, kali' I '
one churg•.d Count de Alonthudoo to present
to !oh the whet receipt, in order that you may, a:ter
thiaver to lulu Inc ita4.l interest, at h..: ride ut per
ecit. 10411 the 1S:of Jury, 1613, deducting t•.e tity.titinv wrtS
!mei: you lime been ChUrged w virtue of my order.
I desire that the liquidation of your rut:mint be s. ruled by
mutual consent betwetu you, Comte Alumni:pion, Comte lier-