Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-25

ys,f iuforgned me On xeading the above
= z hal AGAIN pasjtYvely asserted they
sho,s1 hfse asek:s lie.
:. On Sunday evening he had the
marks of much agitation in his counte-
nance. On tue Monday, VIXEN he on
e;al,y heard lis destination he remain
~ IN ,lackbut e short time, and appear
s,as pale as death. Yesterday he was
soyaeti,isg better. | fear. on the arrival
ostbe Northumberland we shall witaess
sa,se tragic scene. You knuw we are
rot tie ship destined to convey him to
St. Helena,
cifc,sss stance occurred last Sun
,tay n;4at which seemed to be very
re.r h@ias beginning totha scene
u;ep:s:a..es. a3oye. About 9a'ciock Mar
ssa; ansi Madame Bertrand were walk
inu ba tie opposite side of the deck to
Were. Twas. in earnest conversations
se,j,Isa'S Aia.iaine rushed into Napoleons
esb;n. tine@ herself at liisfe for about
La,fa uniaute then flying below to her own
casia, threw hoiselfl,early out OF tie
s.,fa wialow, she was fortunately caught
hv he leg By gen. Montholoa. She con-
,iGucd de,;rris,as The whole night. 70
DAY she IS better.
- On the f.llcNinS morning lord Keith
AMI Mai. Gen. Sir Il. sselierYy waited
uoea him. Informing BIN It was the de-
TERMINATION OF The allied soyereigns TO
spnd him to the above ..sacc. AID grant
Inv permission to take win hun part o.
his suite. with the exception OF those
prescribed, Sayary, s,allemand and Ber-
rand. / understand lie sent for capt.
Maitland. aall again assured The adn.i-
raj and General it WAS his fixed resoia
ton never 80 quit the ship alive.
Notwithstanding tie news greatly
affected hin, he continues to show HIM
sell sof about twenty minutes every eve
n;ng to the really astonishing number OF
peaDle. which think daily increases.
It is with great difficulty the men OF war
boats prevent the crowd approaching
too near tic ship. He now continues
bat short time on the gang way, and
Invisible only to the inside boats. 1here
Is no truth ia the account OF his having
taken possession IN au authoritative man
ner of Can't. fiaitlaad's cabin.
We are,so fad in the ship and have
all OF us given up oar cabins and ward
roem to Bonaparte's suite, that we have
been forced to sleep upon deck.
We are all anxious 10 know whe-
Their it is intended to give up all the
persensps prescribed 4a.ienand has writ
ten letter ta tie Prince Regent stating
the manner IN which he treated some
English prisoners wliom lie afterwards II
berate.i, ana to whom ne wishes a re-
fererce to be made.
:. Bonaparte has also written another
letter{rom which lie see,Gs TO have, hores
B Of being pereitted 10 remain IN tins
8 country.
= SIR FL. Ban5ury went on board the
81 Bellerophon GU Tuesday merning,to an
noauce to BeIaparte the determination
i OF the government as TO his future des-
\ tination. When ST. Helena, was men,
u toned Napoleon it is said, exclaimed
81 that he could not believe the report
u which be had heard, OF sucha deterlni-
nation would have been officially con-
fraed that no power on earth should
ioree him 60 leave ire Bciserophoa on
such yoyage--that he would not so
alive out of the sound, aud that If his
purpose 9as pre9catea. he hoped that
he eoald rely On his officers to put an
a cad to his existence. When he appear
ea as usIal in the evening before the
maititHdes aaoat. he looked extremely
detected and uaweH.
Such are the reports circulated since
the visit Of sir IL. Banbury, and whici'
continued to Circulate at Plymouth ard
Plymouth Deck, uncontratiete,l. IN lie
Mean tiue the Northumberland, &c.
are hourly expected in the sound and
some event IS looked Cor.
81 Shortly after SIR II. Bnnhury, had
B qMtsd tie ship, aalorder yves issued to
B keep ali boats IL future a eahel's length
h hon her. Itwas found impossible, how
eyer to carry the order into effect on
thas day, aud CD "Wednesday evening
n'e dlihc0!ty wgs yearly ,as great as on
Tuesday, the press Of beats is over
Sheisaisg and among such nultitadts q
pasons as are collected, any other a.sa.
swes ghan OF using gan boats would bs
assnded with most dlsastraas consequent
ses.