entry into Moscow, 128; burning of Moscow, 129-31; flight from thence, 131; nearly caught by Cossacks, 135; rejoicings in England, 140; his return to Paris, 142-44; preparation for war: anticipates the conscription of 1814, 144; an armistice, 150; battle of Vittoria, 150-52; defeat at Leipsic, 154; losses and new conscription, 172; campaign of 1814, 182; his deposition, 185; his abdication, 185; conspiracy to kill him, 190; treaty with regard to his abdication, 191; attempts to poison himself, 192, 193; sails for Elba, 194; his arrival there, 206; his beneficent rule and improvements, 207, 208; faith broken with him, 208; ‘Caporal Violette,’ 209; leaves Elba, 215; lands at Cannes, 215; war again declared, 229; campaign in Belgium, 229; battle of Waterloo, 229; retires to Paris, 231; he again abdicates, 231; a prisoner in French hands, 233; negotiations for surrender to England, 234; goes on board the ‘Bellerophon,’ 234; letter to the Regent, 234; arrival at Torbay, 239; is sent to Plymouth, 244; anxiety of the English people to see him, 244-47; sent to St. Helena, 248; his protest against it, 250; transferred to the ‘Northumberland,’ 251; sets sail for St. Helena, 251; crosses the line, 259; his death, 261 Napoleon and the letter M, ii. 179 Napoleon’s sisters, i. 218; ii. 24, 29, 207 Napoleon’s supposed credulity, ii. 178, 179 Napolione, Saint, i. 8 Navy, prizes, &c., ii. 38, 39 Nelson, i. 60, 67, 69-75, 78-80, 82, 144, 176; ii. 46-48 Nelson’s receipt to make an Olla Podrida, i. 51, 52 ‘New Bellman’s verses for Christmas, 1803!’ ii. 2 Ney, Marshal, i. 135; ii. 123, 124 Nicholas as Napoleon’s baptismal name, i. 8 Nichols, Mr., i. 56 Nieuhoff, Count, King of Corsica, i. 5 Nile, the battle of the, false and late news, i. 66, 67; how the news was received in England, 69, 70, 73; illuminations in honour of, 71 Norfolk, Duke of, i. 56, 72, 74 O’Hara, General, i. 27 Ongley, Lord, i. 58 Orion’s Belt to be called Napoleon, ii. 42 Otto, M., i. 144-147 Paoli, i. 14, 16, 24 Paraviccini (cousin of Napoleon), i. 14 Patriotic songs, i. 57, 69, 195, 203, 207, 213, 214, 224, 225, 232, 238, 240, 254, 273; ii. 2, 5, 148 Peace, negotiations for, i. 52, 144-46; ratification of, i. 146; negotiations for, ii. 57 Pelham, T., i. 47 Peltier, Jean, i. 173, 174 Pichegru, ii. 7, 9, 10 Pidcock’s Grand Menagerie, i. 251 Pierre le Clerc, ii. 178, 179 Pitt, William, i. 54, 59, 150, 168, 252; ii. 50 Pitzipios, Prince, i. 4 Pius the Eighth, ii. 24, 25, 28 Platoff, the Hetman, ii. 148, 157 Playbills, sham, i. 200, 201 Plébiscite as to Napoleon becoming Emperor, ii. 12 Plots against Napoleon’s life, i. 136-139 Poisoning sick soldiers, i. 100-108