The Sun.
London, England, 1820-05-22 00:00:00

11U°NAPArCIE'S NIASSACIIE3 IN P.GYPT

There have been so many contradictory Re-
r"s lespe.eting the conduct of BUONAPARTE 111
his F,,;yptian Campaign, and that ‘Vholesale
1111'61"1. of Mankind has still so many higotted
Admire!,ltt this coimiry, that we nvAl ourselves
following Article nom The British Monitor
91- Yesterday, the Editor of which Psper appears to
t'i're better foreign information than the Con-
°lletors of any Contemporary Journals.

A PILL FOR MASTEI CAMMY lIMMOUSE,

THE ADMIRER OF NAPOLEON.

Since IiouNAPARTs has been deposed several
re"nns have retracted whit they had written
or. • .
~.smst him, and, inirabile dicin ! Sir RoBERT
'l7ll.soN wa, of the number. D.Ctrir CLARItE,
tlie Traveller, an,l several other writers, who
late been in Egypt as Well as Bow PARTK'S ad-
-ISe""t9, have ;Mid that the vory of his having .
ttlmtdered tie Turkish garrison of Jaffa, was not
"•"e, awl that his having poisoned his sick and
ttglinded in Egypt was equally untrue. Unfor-
tnPatele for these persons, Letters signed by
b
4)I.UN,ApARTE prove the former ; they appear in a
l'ery cu, ions we,rk wi!ich has lately been published
lit Park. edited by Baron FAIN, one of NAP°-
IPoN', Secretaries, called, " Correspondence in-
edite de Bounnparte," from which I have already
rllatle extracts in this Paper some months since.
1 shall not. give extracts from some of the Let-
T'rs ot, tie shove subject, 54 also from such as re-
-1"t" to o'l,er murders, which appear in the sixth
"I"me The motto is very apptopriate—" Scrip.
turn manent."

TO GENERAL MARMONT.
Jaffa, 29th Ventose, Year 7 (916 Jan. 1799).
The Chief of the Staff has no doubt already informed you,
Citizen (ieneral, of the various military events which have
place, and to which we owe the conquest of Palestine.
Ihe capture of Jaffa was brilliant; 4,000 of the best troops of
itiezzar were put to death !! ! &c. &c.

(Signed)

TO GENERAL DUGUA.

Cairo, Ist Iklessidor, Year 7 (19th June, 179?)•

CITIZEN—Order immediately that all the 31augraldna,
44(1 all the Mecyaiits be shot, because they bore arms against
ts.
&e. eze.

Signed) BUONAPARTE.
PROM THE SAME TO TUB SAME.

Cairo, 3d Nlcssidor, Year 7 (21st .tune, 1799).
irtle followin persons you must order to be immediately
thell Viz.:

Cal-oone, suspected of being privy to the murder of General
Arl-gatem, accused of baring spoken disrespectfully
°I. the French !!!
Atahmerl- Et- Tar, ditto.
Zmie-.4/i. for coming to Cairo without a passport.
Allthant,if r'achrr, for ditto.
Ilussan, belonzing to Acinnet Bey.

FROM THR sAMR. To THR !lAMB.

Cairo, 20th Nlessidor, Year 7 (Bth July, 1799•
!Cut off the head, Citizen General, of Abdallah-,4,7a, the
ate Governor of Jaffa!!!

FROM TIIR SAME TO THE SAMR.

Cairo, 24th Messidor, Year 7 (12th 1799).

rut to death immediately. Citizen General, the following
l‘lamelulies:—Hissan-Jousset, Ibrahim, Sateh, Allahamet,
j3e4irt Hadj-Saleh. Mustapha, Mahamct.

TO GRNEBAL bIUNAT.

Cairo, 22d Nivose, Year 7 (1 1t h Jan. 1799).

When you attack the camps of the Arabs take all their
camels, cattle, women, children, old men, &c.—All thuse who

caanot walk—k

(signed)

BUONAPARTE.

TO GFNFRAL KLFBER.

Jaffa, 19th Ventose, Year 7 (Mb March, 1799).

At Jaffa the garrison consisted of 4,000 of the best troops;
1,000 were put to the sword, and 2,000 I hays ordered to be
shot within 24 hours.

(Signed) BUONAPARTE.
This is, indeed, murdering by wholesale! gal-
.„,"lt and amiable Napoleon ! The idol of the
-caoglish friends of liberty and humanity I--Whet
saY you to this Master CAMMY

There is nothing stated in this work respecting
the Poisoning of his sick and wounded, but the
bulletin of !he Physician of the Staff, transmitt-
" to the Directory at Paris, has been publicly
Blade known. But nevertheless, in the wotk
er°re me, there are some letters from BUONA•
p
"I'B to Generals LETRUC and BOYER, written
rum the Camp before Acre, in which he requests
I.ti° know the number of sick and wounded, and
prat,,,, it is his intention not to leave a single sick
tii —"nded man behind.—As he could not carry
bier: awe y with him he had them all poisoned ;
ti "Ilizns have alledged that it was to prevent
le'r falling into the power of the enemy.
The following Letter to Tippoo Saib, is curious
,:Pecially as it was never properly authenticated
p" was in any way connected with the
tench Expedition to Egypt
TO TIPPOO SAIB.

Cairo, Gth Pluviose, Year 7 (25th Jan. 1799).
f the Red Sea with a
you have already been informed of my arrival on the banks
powerful and invincible army, for the
purpose of delivering you from the iron yoke of the English.
wish you to send me, by the way of Mascate and of
41'4, some account of your political position. I also wish
3." to send me, by way of Suez or Cairo, some intelligent
'den who possess your confidence.
(Signed)

BUONSPARTE.

The departure of the Hon. Mr• BAGOT, as Am-
blorsador to St. Petershurgh, takes place very
"or,ly• lie will proceed in the Liffey, of 50
Runs' the lion. Captain DeNcAN, which ship
bow preparing for !lig reception.
vcAt four o'clock On Friday morning Sir C.
ilv)16"-Rv was sent offn custody from the King
d)" Rt 's
, eh Prison in the g4ol of Abing-
te„,; "" o' , and lodged
clock oft that day. 'Ole utmost at-
b-,;","11 was p.id to his co:;vrnience and. comfort
des.He i!erso.is apt,uiuted to evr4duct 111111