The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-22

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From lne Boston G.zeue oi Monday last.
LIThSTFnO III EhGL.ftD.'
Ga Saturd ~ last, arrived at hi, port, the
ship Elizaoeth, OapIain Macintosh, from Liv.
erpool, bringing London dates TO the 5tn and
Liverpool to the IN Of July, announcing the
fullest confirmation # fhe death Of 89nahsyse.
DEATH or BOMAPARTE.
LONDON, Ju'y $.
The Heron, Captain Crockal, ha, Just afri-
we'd from St. Helena, with despatcnes an
nooncing the death OF Nipolean Bonaparte,
Who departed this lte on the 5,n OF May.--
They were inmedStely communicated 10 all
the Ministers, aGd 10 the Ambassadors, by
wnom eoufiers have been despatched TO their
0ltferent Cours. Courier.
The dispatches brought by Capt. Ctockat,
announcing me death OF Bonaparte, are dated
at 81. Helena, May ". That event took
place 90 she 9Th OF May, at ten minutes be-
1are six in The afternoon. The illness Of The
ex-EmPeror lasted 10 The whole, six weeks
srd It's Effects on his frame, as described by
an Officer who had frequent opportunities OF
seeing him during that period, were so pow
s'ful as nearly 10 reduce him to a skeleton,
and TO obiteraie all traces OF his former feat
utcs During The latter part of bis illness,
he frequently conversed with bis medical at
,eGdanis on It's nature, of which he seemed 10
be perfectly aware. He declared that il was
hereditary, and that his father had died OF the
same disease. Ga examination after death,
the stomach was to9rd in a state of extreme
liberation, SO that IL appeared in some places
perforated 10 large openings. His medical
attendants gave Il as their decided opinion, in
which the physiciao who was called 10 coin
c!ded, that the disease was incurable, and that
ths climate had no effect in producing il.
One trait OF character Displayed Itself 81 his
last uaoinenss, wUtch marks the "ruiing pas
sian stroog in death" As he found his end
approach, Tho was habited, at his own request
ia his uaIform Of Field Marshall, with the
~1ols and spuls, and placed on q camp bed,
90 which he wss accustomed te sleep when
IN health, and p,eisrred to seseiy otter. IN
this ttass he ia said TO have expired. 1t has
bsea asserted that the Heron, which brought
The dispatches, also Brought the body of
Donspaite to England but this Ye under.
stand is not the case. HIS stendaa,s wish sd
his body 10 be conveyed to Europe but on
opening his viii, II was found that he had
leh request that it should be inferred in the
island, and pointed out the spot where he
wished his remains to rest-a beautiful valey
near his residence. Though Bonaparic is
supposed to have suffered much, his dissolu.
ton was SO calm and serene, that not sigh
escaped him, or any ibumsiion TO the bye.
slanders that.it was SC near At the depart
ure Of The He on, no dsy had been fixed tor
The funeral but il was unde stood that il
would be sole nnizsd With the military hon.
oss due his rank.
, a likeness Of Bonaparte, after his deeease,
was sketched 10y an English officer, and
brought 70 England. Couot Montholon, we
hear arrived In the ship which brought the
Intelligence OF this event, and immediately
forwarded 1t by an extraordinary courier TO
the FGench Ambassador. Numerous expires.
ses leh town yesterday morning, TO announce
the death OF Bonaparte 10 the dideren, Euro.
pean Courts. The news will be conveyed
tom Calais 10 The French capital by tele.
graph, where it will probably be known 10 less
shan twenty Our hours afler its arrival in
London.-Iimes.
Bonaparte landed at St. E:en,, the l7th
OF October, 1915 snJ resided ihere oyer i've
yeats and hall
Juy 4.
Lever, from Odessa Of the 6,h uumo
vs4e received yesterday, which state tha, an
scdoo had taken p',ce near jisNy, between
the Tu,ks unjer The Pdchs of lbraiI, and a
detachment OF the troops of Epsilanu, headed
BY Pdnce Csntacuzenc, in which the for ner
we're deieacd, with the loss OF 500 men IN
Killed AID wounded
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