Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-04

hul that my acquire taste Tor the sub
irct, become riouS?' As ply sician, he wish
edam.1 like Courvoisier, but ne declared
nat he would receive with confidence any
one selected Tor him by Bourdois, Eymery,
larrey, Dubois, or Desgenettes. Oh those
Who were to come in room Of Counts Der.
rand and MonthoiOn, he required one 10 be
General. (ihe most agreeable TO him was
prouot,) hut IN no case an officer who MAJ
seryed against him. The other might be Ell
Their secular person or CT de0Gnt priest
bat IN all cases one OF his former council or
CbamGerans--a man OF education end Ia
y~nts-such as Caulaincourt, Savary, Sagur,
Montesuuieu. Dsrce, DrouoI, Tureane, De-
rou, or Aruaul:.
"The aforementioned money arrangement
Was undertaken by the governor. Some
Sine afterwards, Bonaparte said, the priest
rho was 10 be sent 10 hun mus be one who
adhered TO the Cncordat of 1902, such as
Cuyolsier, late Bishop OF Nantes "
OFFICIAL ACCOUNT OF THE
DEATH OF BONAPARTE.
The Gazette OF Saturday night, contains
the following oHicial account OF the death ol
Bona parte:-
ST. Helena, May s, 1921.
Nv LORD,
/, tails To my duty to inform your Lord
strip. that Napoleon Bonaparte expired "a
bout ten minutes before six clock IN the E.
yening OF the 9Th inst. after an illness which
had confined hun to his apartments since the
Eth ct NJ arch last.
He was attended during the early part OF
his IndlspOstlon, from the 18th to tue 3lSt OF
March, BY bis own Medical Assistant, Pro-
Srssor Antommarchi, alone. During the
4 hitter period, from the LIST of April to the
4 9Th of May, he received the daily visits OF
5 DR.. Arnott, OF his Majesy's 20th regiment,
generally IN conjunction with Professor An
tGDmarChl.
DR. Saortt, Physician to the Forces, and
Dr. Mitchell, Principal Medical Officer of
the Royal Navy on the station, who servi-
css, as well as those of any other medical
persons on the island, had heen offered, we've
called upon 10 consultation by Professor An
! tcmmarchi. on the Sd OF May; BAT they had
not any opportunity afforded them Of seeing
toe patient.
Dr. Anott was with him at the moment
\ ct his decease. and saw him expire. Capt.
s Crokel, Orderly Officer, m attendance. and
q prs Short and, Mitchell, saw the boCy mme-
Giatply afterwards.
Dir. Arnott remained with the body during
thp night
Early this morning, about seven O'Clock,
proceeded to the apart nent where the btu
dy lay, accompanied by Rear Admrai Lam
bert. Naval Commander in Chief on IBIS
\ sa'ion--the Marquis de Monrchenu, Com
missioner Of his MAJ the King nt France
n charged with the same duty also on the part
Of his Majesty The Emperor of Austria
i Brgadier General CofiY, Cd in command
OF the troops-'Fhomas II. Brooke and
n Thomas Greentree, ESqs. members in Coun-
Gil in The government of this island; and
Captains Browne, Hendry and Maryat, OF
ihe Royal Navy.
Alter viewing the person of Napoleon Be-
raparle, which lay with the face uncovered
We retired.
An opportunity was afterwards afflrded,
with The concurrence Of the persons who had
composed the family OF Napoleon Bonaparte
as many officers as were DESTROYS, naval
and military to the Hon. the E India Com
pHry's officers and civil servants, and to va
81 nous other individuals resident here to en-
Ter the room in which the body lay, and to
view IT,
AT two O'Clock this day, the body was
Ooened in the presence of the following Me-
IDEAL Gen1emen-Dr. Short, NJ. D. DR.
Mitchell, NJ. d. DR.. Arnott, NJ d. DR., Burs
Ion, d. D. OF his Najesty's Goth regt and
Matthew Livingstone, Esq Surgeon in the
Last India Company's service.
Professor AntommaIchi assisted at the
dissection. Gen. Bertrand aid Count Mon
hoson was present
Alter careful examination of the several
internal parts of the body, the whole of
TIE Medical Gentlemen present, concurred
ma report on their appearance. This re-
Port Is enclosed.
shall cause tie body to be inferred with