Captain Sartorius is despatched to England, with a letter from Captain Maitland, and with General Gourgaud 58 Advice of Buonaparte's wish to escape repeatedly given 62 July 15, Napoleon reaches the _Bellerophon_, in the barge of that ship. He comes on board. His uniform described 67, 68 Napoleon cheered by the crew of _l'Epervier_ 69 His address to Captain Maitland 69 The ship's officers are introduced to him 71 His small knowledge of English 72 He examines the _Bellerophon_ 72 Conversations between Napoleon and Captain Maitland 73, 74, 75, 76, 90, 95, 106 Buonaparte's naval opinions 73, 74, 77 Breakfast on board the _Bellerophon_ 78 Rear-Admiral Sir Henry Hotham arrives off Rochefort. His conference with Captain Maitland 79, 80 The Admiral comes on board the _Bellerophon_ 81 Conversation at dinner 83 Buonaparte's portable library and camp bed 82, 84 He breakfasts on board the Admiral's ship 85, 91 Attachment for him evinced by the officers of his suite 92, 228 The _Bellerophon_ sets sail for Torbay 93, 96 Buonaparte speaks of Sir Sydney Smith 96 The passage to England described 98, 105, 107 Card-parties 99 The captain's despatch to Lord Keith 100 His conversation with Countess Bertrand relative to a portrait of Napoleon 103 Speaks with the _Swiftsure_, Captain Webley 104 Count Las Cases 107 English coast in sight 107 The _Bellerophon_ anchors in Torbay 108 Buonaparte's exclamation on viewing the shore 108 Admiral Lord Keith's orders 109 English newspapers read by Napoleon 112 Observations of Madame Bertrand 114, 120 Persons refused admission on board the _Bellerophon_ 115 Lord Keith's approval of Captain Maitland's line of conduct 116, 117 Concourse of spectators in boats 115, 118 Remarks of Buonaparte respecting the fishermen 119 The ships sail for Plymouth 119 Observations on the breakwater 121