Morley's Hotel, April 28.
_Tablet to Napoleon_ (No. 17. p. 263., No. 25. p. 406.).--"C.I.R.'s"
interpretation can hardly be admitted. The true meaning will be best
exhibited by the following form:--
"Napoleoni,
Ægyptiaco,
Bis Italico,
Semper Invicto."
_Bis Italico_ alludes to his twice conquering Italy, viz., in his first
campaign, and again in that of Marengo.