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A Hamburg paper of the 9th Odo-
Der, contains the following corroborate
account Of the fate Of Buonaparte. Il
was received officially at Conitantino-
pie, by courier, the 22d October, by
way Of Belgrade. " Conltantinople,
OCT. 29. The Porte has received an
official account from the Pacha of Ca
iro, tating that BuOnaParte had left
that city for Alexandria. His frlt in
tention was to defend the cattle Of Cal
70, at all events and for this purpofe
he threw ntoit a altrong garri(on. He
had taken petition againH the arabs,
in advance Of Cairo. II a farmer az
c6u1t ii 7va5 mentioned that re had tbro5UE
up entrencbments t9ur hours Ga tern
meaning lcQgaesJ in front Of Cairo. j
The Arabs did not ceafe to harrals
him and he waited there 70 fufain the
attack mcditated againf lin, by the
Arabs, the Bey5, and the Kopten; and
to fee the effect of the diltribution Of
money, &c. at Cairo where he was
disappointed. The garrilon at the cai-
tie had many difficulties to overcome ;
and notwithstanding, from the mode OF
attack Of the Arabs, Buonaparte always
remained matter of the field, fuch were
his loles, that he was at laf Obliged
70 retreat to Alexandria where he
was determined to make a land, and
defend himfelf to the laf extremity
If the account of the la& victory Of tnc
Arabs can be credHcd, BuonaPaIte'
army mutt be reduced TO 5000 men
The Arabian army was 10000 ltronS'
s. 70 not colGdcr the French invade"