CONFIRMATION Of TIE Death stF Buon4parfe.

EEwYoRK, MARCH ~.
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NEwYoRK, MARCH ~.


Capt. Clark, Of The fchooner Creyhound. a
davs from ST.. Lucsr, brought a manrfcrip.
which Gates that the Ottoman Court Il Con
aantnople on the 18th Nov. notified al tie
forei n m n;lers that il had received atvce' by
fereral erpreGs from Egypt, of the afA1in4-
ion Of BuonaDarte and number of French
officers amrng whom was Cen. Berthier.


/, afo Rates, that tie Rullian and Ottoman
feet, have made themfelves reaaers Of Z4nte,
Cephalonia, Corfu, aud all the former Venetian
i1ands which the French had appropriated to
themflves.


Malta IS retaken, and j, ia pofction of the
inhabtan;s for the Prelent, under the govera.
ment oi the bilhop. The French are ient to
rouIon on parole, not to t4ke up arm7 during
the war. The EngUlh, Neapolitaos and Por
tucuefa are il pcfetion Of the harbour. The
r ench lhip William Tell, Of 50 guns, The ID.
ana and another frgate, were ken at Malta


Nelion landed 1000 Neapolitau troops at
Leghoru the king # Naples entered II. Ro-
man nat= with $4,000 uen; Gen. Mack no
tihed tue French Generals Champonst ana
MD maid, to Withdraw from Rome and tie
Roman aa,e; the king Of Naples ard Gen.
Mack entered Rome, and remained for fome
DAYS in fail pofefIi'n of it, ezerciGng al iur:f-
didion therein but Championet adviied the
Dieaory that he DEBATED the Neapolitans the
18th Dec entered R me the / oh, made 1900
prfon-ts lays nothing Of killed or wounded)
took 90 pieces cf cannon, 5000 hoIf-s and
mules and IS aandards and colors: that the
King ana Mack were the drR who fed for Ma
p es, which be intended to enter alorg with
them, and il i reported he did the I'd Janu-ry,
but thst the King aud royal family had got Oft
in an En- nsli(h man of war, to Palermo, in ST.
civ but this wants confirmation.


The blockade Of Catiz, is carried on very
Rridly, under command of lord Keith Elphn-
lton Ten fal Of tn line were expected daily
to reinforce it, under admiral Onlow. Several
Americans are detained in the fleet, and many
fcnt to other ports, as well as ihips Of o:her
nations. A fchocner from Salem ni7t unfeen
into Cadz, with cocoa, coffee, fugar and bac
calaw in hhds. 'Tis faid thar Telvis (who is
at Cibraltar) is to 20 TO replace Melton, who
comes to the blockade, which gives the inhab-
itants Of Cadiz no fmall uneaGnefs.


An American failor taken on board an En-