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wF.DNESOA4, AUGUST 8, 1810.

We ha%c 4411; day submitted to our Readers the
Orticial,.ll,newnents Which General SARRAZIN has
annexed to u k Narrative, and which prove beyond
ali possWiity acnotradidion the truth of his .sser.
tions. We think it right 'to observe, that there are
many inaccuracies in tho.printed translation which
accompanied General SARRAZIN% Letter; in some
instances the sense has been completely changed,
and one very important passage, is kit out . that
passage was, however, inserted in our Pager of:yes-
terday.

BUONAPARTE may, and probably will, affeEt to

treat the lent:- which General SARHAZLN has ad-

dressed to Ilan with touteu►pt. He may repeat his
• insinuations respecting the insanity of that Officer,
but they will not-obtain the slightest credit, even in
Frtice, b-cause• it must be perfefily obvious; that

It MASsTNA, SoULT, BERTHIER, or any other of his

Generals,' had adopted a situilar course, he would
have preferred a sinlilar charge against them; But
it is not so much the opinion of the People of
France, :-as that of hts Generals and other Otficers,
that BUONAPARTE has to dread. General SARRAZIN,
tells him, that out of 360 Generals, which compose
the Siaff of the French Army, he is detested by
above 300 ; and though that statement may not be
str►ctly accurate, yet the Tyrant must feel that it
has every appearance of probability. He knows that
there is scarcely. a General in the French Army
(even of those on whooi he has lavished the
greatest favour's) whom he has not repeateillTiniult-
ed with the most groSs and scurrilous invectives.
Ar the battle of Aspern, in the paroxysm of his
rage at his &teat, he reviled MAsskeA in the grossest
terms, and after the battle of Tudela, NEY was pub-
licly abused in a Bulletin. But it would be endless

to reprat particular instances. BUONAPARTE knows
that :he French Officers cannot have forgotten the
fate of. DupoNT, of VILLENEUVE, Of BRUNE,
Of REWBELL„ .or .Of MONET. To this' list we
believe we may add the name of another ,Of-
ficer who once stood among the foremost of the
Flew. h Generals, we mean General BERNA•
DOTTE. We have Oeen informed by a Gen-
tleman who Lately left the Comment. that
BERNADOTTE had fallen under the displeasure
Of BuosapArt,rtt,.. and that he had, like livoNg,
silently and mysierionsly disappeared. Hi 4 offence,
of course, w.ts not known, but it was whispered
that BLIoNAPARTE suspecoted him of not having
done every thing in his power to intercept the Duke
Of BRUNSWICK, when he was making his celebrated
rctreat across Germany. It appears from Genera!
SARRAZIN'S narrative, tha! the greatest friendship
always SOUSi'ted betwe, n him and BERNADOTTE,
and that in 1798 he offended BUONAPARTE, by re-'
fusin,; to comply. with his request to accompany
filo: to Eg y pt, becatise he' would no quit BERNA-

DOTTP

This circurnsonce, we have no doubt, had not
escaped BUO Ls 4 APA ItTE'S, recoileclion, and accordingly
we find ,hat afer BEAN ADOTTI3 had incurred the
displeasine of the Tyrant, General SARRAZIN be-
ca ice inanedi itely an objets of his suspicians. But to
return, BUONAPARTE must feel mat General SARRA-
ZIN'S aisert ion respecting the French Generals may at
1 a;t be true, and he must be- under perpetual appre-
hensions that those to whom he has given similar
provocalions, will follow the example of that Officer.
He must know that there is no bond of attachment
I:Qtween him and his •Getterals, but that of common
interest, and fro the moment their interest or their
sacel "tures that he should be removed from his
elevation, they-will be as ready to assist in his down-
fall as they were to. place him on the throne of
France.

The British Minister, 'Mr. JNCKSON, has-trans-
pitted a deposition, made by JFtfery the seaman,
in America, so late as the 1 Bth of June last, giving
au account of the transaction which has at tracted so
ninch public notice : it differs not at 'a!l from that of
which the Public is already in possession. He up,,s
nine days on the Island : he supprnted himself
upon liinpets and rain-Water, from ci-e ices in the
rocks:. He was taken off, as has.been already stated,
by a ship bound-to Marblehead.

Mr. JAcKsom's.inquiries were, of cour”, Made
in consequence of official directions irorn home, and
weare happy that the result is so completely sails-,
fae:ury to the existence of Jetf4.

NAVAL NEWS.

From the LOA'DON GAZEI 1 E, Avg 7, tS cc

4dmirally-Oilice, August 7, 18 10.

Vice-Admiral Sir James Saumarez has trans-
mitted to J. W:Croker,. Esq. a letter irollluptain
Poyntz, of his Majesty's ship the Edgar, giviig an
account or the capture, on the 7th of ia,t tttutttt, oil
Gratina, of three Danish gun-boats, niountingeach
one long gun -and tour brass hot 4 itzers, with '413 melte'
They were boarded and brought 11.01.11 tallier a
fire ut guns and musketry Arorn the- shore, bT the
boats or the 'Edgar and Dittator, 'under 'the erec-
tions of Lieutenant Hewe, Cif the former
.ship.
The English had one man killed, and three would-
ed ; the t-newy six killed, and two Lieutenanu and
14 men wounded.

PLYNiOUTII, AUG. 6.—Sailed his Majesty's ship
Aigle, of 36 guns, Capt. WoLrE, for the Coast of
France; tb Hind revenue cutter, Capt.' ALLEN, on
a cruize and bia Alajesty's brig Greedy of.;t4 guns,
Litut. FOULgitTON, with a convoy to the East watd.

Also sailed the Maria, Henna i:COuntess of Mexbro',
Davies; Villers, Dalton; Plite,Un, Taylor; John Strcud,
Wilkins ; Union, Trenarnab Redruth, Moyse; and Ann,
Wm. Best.: Also the jaines, Puitit4 ; and loseph and Mary,
Goss, tor Wales ; the Mary: Ann, Harrison ; Sirius, Dobson ;
Pitcetrix, Lee; Alpha, Kirton ; fates, Burst; Thomas and
-John, Connor ; ilowee of Edinburgh, Mason ; Dement,
Scott ; Riga Merchant, Rush ; bun and Sisters, Hobson .
Raven, Fowles; and Dart, Wilton, for Sunderlard ; the
Commerce, root; and Lark, Harris, t'ur London ; thrl
Transport Symmetry, Healty, for Portsmouth ; the Dept-
ford' Tender, for Waterford ; and the Morristown hired arm-
-ed brig, for Wales ; also sailed the Duchess of Portland
Transport, for Portsmouth.

Arrived his !Majesty's ship Peacock from Ports-
mouth ; and the Spanish lugger' St. Ignacio, BAR-
AOLIA master, from Corunna, with Spanish wool,