CHAPTER XXXIII.

1800. The Tuileries--Royalty in perspective--Remarkable observation-- Presentations--Assumption of the prerogative of mercy--M. Defeu-- M. de Frotte--Georges Cadoudal's audience of Bonaparte--Rapp's precaution and Bonaparte's confidence--The dignity of France-- Napper Tandy and Blackwell delivered up by the Senate of Hamburg-- Contribution in the Egyptian style--Valueless bill--Fifteen thousand francs in the drawer of a secretaire--Josephine's debts--Evening walks with Bonaparte. The morning…