CHAPTER XVII.

1803. The First Consul's presentiments respecting the duration of peace-- England's uneasiness at the prosperity of France--Bonaparte's real wish for war--Concourse of foreigners in Paris--Bad faith of England--Bonaparte and Lord Whitworth--Relative position of France and England-Bonaparte's journey to the seaboard departments-- Breakfast at Compiegne--Father Berton--Irritation excited by the presence of Bouquet--Father Berton's derangement and death--Rapp ordered to send for me--Order count…