Frelh News.
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"CqRins, Feb. 90.


4eiterday arrived at this port, the
ichooncr Lark, Capt. Snow, II DAYS
from Martinique. Capt. S. informs.
That a few days previous to his
leaving that place, information was
received there, that an Englifh packet
had arrived in the WeRindies which
brought London papers to the 10th Of
Jan. which itated that Official accounts
had been received Of the Death of
BuonaParte, and The Total Destruction
OF his Army.-Capt. Snow fays, that
ne law and read the account in a>Lon-
don paper received by the packet.


Capt. Snow was informed while he Law ar
Martinique, by An American who had made his
tfcaPe sCuadaloupe, thar 4 large number
Of American veGels had been taken by the
French pirates and carried into that port: that
r1aii had been captured in one week; that
they were all condemned with little or no cere.
mooy, and the Americans thrown into pri(on
that the irigate Unuea Statrt, Commo. barry,
bad run 70 nigh into Guadalupe, that he was
fred at from the batteries on hore, and in re.
turn had given them few broadGdes that
the 1aoP # war Pickering, having a mum.
Der Of vedels under her convoy had fired few
fhot into an Englifh Privateer, fuppofiog her to
be an enemy's veGel, which obliged her to fh.cr
off, Capt. 5. foon after fpoke fame privateer,
who treated him politely, and permitted him to
PFoceed.-SPoke on his pahdge home, the A
nsrican fooP Of war Gan2es with a number Of
American vedels under convoy"