hon_ 200

Count Montholon's polite intimation to Captain Maitland 201

The captain declines the present of a portrait 202

Savary and Lallemand; their affecting parting with Napoleon in
the presence of Captain Maitland 203

The _Northumberland_ sails for St Helena 204

Description of Napoleon Buonaparte 205

His manners and conversation 206

Anecdotes 207, 210, 215, 216

He speaks of his wife and his son 211

Their pictures 211, 212

Conversation respecting Kleber and Dessaix 213

Napoleon's resources in money 214

The midshipmen act plays 217

Buonaparte's observations on the British cavalry, and relative
to the Duke of Wellington 218, 219

Character of Count Bertrand 222

Countess Bertrand, a daughter of General Dillon 222

Savary, Duke of Rovigo, described 224

Savary, Lallemand, and Planat are sent to Malta, and allowed
to go to Smyrna 225

Character of Lallemand 225

Count and Countess Montholon 226

Count Las Cases and his son 227

APPENDIX.

On what terms Captain Maitland received Buonaparte on board
his ship; and documents relating thereto 231

ADDITIONAL APPENDIX.

1. List of officers borne on the books of H.M.S. _Bellerophon_
in July 1815 241

2. Letter from Ephraim Graebke, assistant-surgeon on board the
_Bellerophon_, to his mother, giving an account of Napoleon's
surrender, dated July 30, 1815 242

3. Extracts from _Memoirs of an Aristocrat, by a Midshipman of
the Bellerophon_ [George Home] 246

ILLUSTRATIONS.

PORTRAIT OF SIR FREDERICK MAITLAND _Frontispiece_