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SCHIIMIL Prize of £30,0 is 20,000 s °moo 5,0c0 3,c00 Soo 100 5 0 20 33 Fltd/A SATURDAY NIGHTI GA2ETTL Loth, a more general dentoofiration was mide, sifts the objeB of drawing us within the fire from their walls ; on this occalion the dragoons and the 7Sth. ' Aliment repelled them with much fpiri - on the left,. while a rapid advance of the light infantry on the right. addle compelled them to retire within the town. The lamitions were repeatbd to the Albanian chiefs am the lath ; with the nature of their fummons you itrompisinted. Our flag of truce was, thrice fi red 10114 stud k was only by means of a great reward, ta s eoll3 Mis OB Arab could be: induced to be • th of any communication with loch enemies -~ been Informed by you of the cooperation (Wilieb. *its likely to eiili between us and the Ma. Wish Says, aisiled mYfelf of this in our miller, t the tarn! I be feetrieci, however, in be indifferent Wit. Of Aber serfage or letter I have heard no *on, and haie reef** to apprehend that ib. 0i11 . 3P Arab has been hellcat& ' attack appearing againfl El Hone, gun to that part, and rei forced Illiodatachatikthoris to soo men. ANIS the frith to the Ali nothing extraordinary leettrred. Relying on the approach of the Mane• bebop every exertios was continued in gering op lobos, aminunidoe,.and provifions from the depot on ihc Lake. This fervice was attended with con& derable fatigue, the mite being for a (pace of nearly (even miles over deep fends. la the executim of the fervice on the Lake. I cannot fufnciently exprefs the merit of' Lieutenant Tilly, of the Tigre. who bad chargé of this department ; he was Indefatigable, and without hit uncimmon exertions on the muddy (bore of a Shallow lake, it would have been irnpoffible for our army to have fo long maintained its pofition before Rofetta. On the isth, the enemy gave our right Oink eon& derable annoyance, by two guns in fepaa ate batteries, on the oppofite back of the river; of thefe it was thought neceffary to difpollefs them. Major Nl'Donali, ofith regiment, was detached acrofs the river, in, front of Aboumandour Morcott, before day light on the 16th, with two hundred and fifty men ; Lieutenant Robinfon, the Tigre, accompanied the Major .wi h forty Icemen, whole ltrvices were particularly •alw able; he made a circuitous march. and arrived in rear of the batteries by dawn of day; he captured at* completely deilroyed them, and fired feveral rounds into the town from their own guns ; he then fent the gnus, iith twelve camels, and a confiderable number of tents, *eras the river. The enemy receiviug re inforcements. the Islajar retired, and jetted this fervice in totiilly good Rile ; although under fire from the•enemy, he reimbatked the whole of his de uchment in the belt prder, and had only four men grounded. I have particularly to (late, that much of diegood fortune which attended this enterpize may be attributed to Captain Hallowell ; by his exertions 'a felficiatief of fmall craft were difcovertd under ' water, were Felted. and &trine the dark of the nieht of the Isth, were fa weU prepared, that nearly the whole of the detachment was cuneeyed from Shore to °tore at one turn. Twenty-five armed Fellahc, whi formed part of a large body detached againfi us from Cairo. were yeßerday captured near El Hemet. They had killed their own chief, and were wondering near our pelt more with a view to plunder than of hofiility. Nothing of moment has this day occurred. The general report of the approach of the Marnelokea, grids which I have been favoured by you, and which I find confirmed by the emiffariee that I fend out, (f :me of whom 'late that they are at Jerrana, and others that they are at Algam) induce me to pece. were in my prefent fyllern of attack. We have drug great damage to the town, and have not thrown leis than three hundred (hells from mortars alone. The indifference, however. of the enemy to the miferiea which are unavoidably caufed to the inhabitants, is manifeß. Although his force be not laid to exceed three hundred cavalry, eight hundred Albanians,land one thoufand armed inhabitants, yet, from the extent, -and from the peculiar nature of his lines of defence, to attempt an affatilt is decidedly not an advifeable meafure. Our Coccus will d:pend on the arrival of the filanselukes ; in conjunBi; n with whom a force may be immediately thrown on the oppofite fide of the Nile ; the doing this at prefent is implifible. Our enemy is (troll in cavalry, we have none ; and the Delta is pirculia , ly calcula.ed for that arm. In the mean time the poll of Hama becomes of greater value as our friends are expeaed to approach; 'every effort shall be made to retain it. I have the honour to intlofe a lilt of the killed. wounded, and miffing to this day. iriclufrve ; and I have the fad/. faftion to add, that the greater number of thofe who have wounded are only flight cafes. I have the ho. nOlll to be, &c. (Si gned) W. STZWAIT, Bag. Gen. To Maier Geoeral Fraser, fac &es it zoo r o o f Wed. Wounded, sad Ming of the Army faring spina Rotate, from the 6th to the Ikla of April, indufiva. Staff-1 Brigadier General, a Brliade Major. Wounded. Light Infantry Battalion—'t rank and Me ; r Lieutenant, s Saloom a s rank and lie, wounded. uth ararlawat—t unhand lie, kilted; a Captain, 3 •Serjunts, a 6 rank and Me, wounded. Bth R eg i ono r,..l rank and Rte. titled 17 rank sod Me. wounded. R o irs Regiment..-t Serjeant, a rank and Ile, killed; a Sa -1 jeant, a oak and lie, wounded. oath Dngeseo—s rank and lie, s boffin, wounded Saleant4 rank mid lie, Wed ; a Brigadier Gene. rel. t Brigade Major, t Captain, s Lieutenant, 6 Serpiuta, 60 rank and die. s NOW, wounded. Names of °Seen Wounded. Brigadier Opera the Hon. William Gomm commanding. Lieuteuaot Richard Cult, of the sit Batinkoa jsth Regiment, Brigade Major. Capt. jodderd, of the sdHattalna.3sth regiment. tree deed. Lieut. Hendworth, of the 3 tit light infantry battalion. (9tined) imam; STawastr, Captain sod Major of Idgetle. Camp, Rafter,: Height*, nielandrin, April as, slio7. Sir-64 have the honour of reporting to you, that yetterday returned to this pofition with the remains of the army lately under my command. The events which have attended the fervice on which that slimy has been engaged. have been of a peculiar nature, and the refs.& has been as peculiarly unf utunare. feel it theretore to be incumbent up , rn me, in juitia cition -of my own conchs% and in jollies to thole DOWbiIiIIb•STAIIII,T, JULY 17, itof. of which thofillowins are copies and eatemitt. ad , Eli te:4 'the Lea lies. William Windham, have hen re. :by ee lfilkottat Caftlereeeh one of Ms Majefty's prindpd of State. Roos Major One* Akaander M'Etesle I. Prefer. ommestandibe his Majetty's troop litlient ; and from ifripsdierGienehd Sir bind Amlldgmmlismarlikag to down Ameroa. : .. Enna, et a Leiter from Major delsoit Ill'ltettale ?Wm to Mr. Secretary Windham. data ' * Mar ii 010. Sift. lands us the limonite to Mel* tat tin itg ptella from . - r fitewert. __.__ before Rotate ; Oaf • biell 62 " 7 elu = sie 1 (tamely need fey . - '''' '. • . dna that I feed _ !tow ever unfueeefrild : ' ' no Mille can IrsablY mom t° awl braveolliten ant ' . • on tin &Mee. fralpsliar General .• . • • h wounded the very day of Ids antral before dla iplamt, *Nair quitted his poit, but esosinood ifev le the eminand till the kit ran with his goal idthlty and crate. I. . I feel it Melon* allbtoadd osy fulled telitutody to the ae• seal ant 000pindatt of Isar Admiral Sir Thomas Imo* =owe d tsarina -of the fqinimmonier hls srlibale - mbots bulef.dishis exertion*l nett ardit• sin part arise (trines amid not-have been !misdeal. I . To Captain Hallowell, who accompanied this airsieilltlan, as did the fanner on, I menet foakiently exprefrary-obligniessa..:: Whatever ropers we have had dove oar eastradoes oesurnmed In this country, has been auterisily °win to Ms local info/tax* and adtive vat ; and I am well convinced that in on late reveries, our I Miles and misfdnanes were materially Wend by hia pliant and eosins eo•rt,mation. ' . • • • Rofeeta Ursa, Aprlt 111. 1807. Sic—l have their:snout of tlating, that on-the id initant I marched with the divilion of infantry under my command from the eaftern heidtts of Alexandria to the Wells of Aboukir ; the cavalry, artillery, aad engineer,' floret had been previoufly forwarded to the Carr/gotten'. This poll had been retained with much fpirit by a detachment of the marines after the retreat of the army under Lieutenant Colonel Bruce, and war. of effential value to our prefent operations. The greatell part of the 4th intlaot was employed in palling the infantry and camels to the Caravanfera, in lauding guns end ammunition, and in fublli;uting the latter and intrenching tools for camp equipage. A body of two hundred feamen, under Lieutenant Robinfon, were added to the arnty. Captain Hal lowell kindly offered to accompany me; he has (ince continued with the army , and I cannot fofficienly I 2 2 Crowe "coo scow memo 5. 000 4.0 00 1000 sjoo ppoo 37.10 D - 2R IisSCO MOM •=ft s Csonoma Firtt-drawn Ticket Foutth Day, being the only fixed Capital, THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS. •The Drawing will be rephrly apoo Tickets melt Day. Tickets and Shares on Sale at all Me Licerticd Lottery Vim, old by tbeir Agents in England and Scotland. nebts.. STATE OF THil WHEZL• * of £30,000l $ . el 434200 •SCO s so.oce s rift 1 S .... 10000 g ine S OO O WIFT and Co. Nn. tt, Pnoialet and No t ts., Charing Coors. are felling the Tide& aod Stares OF the Sute Lottery now Drawing, TO-MORROW will be the Second Dire Drawing.-.Thore boo Prise above tool. yet drawn * , _ _ - STATE LOTTERY NOW DRAWING. 'TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale every day (warranted =drawn) at HAZARD. BORNE. and CAL. Office. No. 93. Royal Exchange. The Second day of aril! be Td. MORROW. the stft Wt. 'Mg lirit drawn lace on the Fourth will be eatided to 3opod. betides which there zre Indic Wheel Prises of Lust= room Sixo &e. ate • DIAMONDS AND MARL& DENS JACOB begs leave - to inform the Pabik; that Decontinues to give die NI inane In ready irony kor Diamonds and Pearls, at No. 37, Coekintr-Dreet, Cbaring-Ctnfas onpofite the Cannon Tavern. This day was pahlillsad‘ arise as. kind. THE PRESENT STATE of the BEUTISH CONSTITU TION. ILLUSTRA TIM By BRITANNICUS. Primal tot Longman. Hurft. Rees, and Orme. Pattilwear-sow. Ina few days will he pubdibed. price as. 6d. CONSPIRACY DETECTED: ar fame Recent `4.4 Pablications addreerd to the Deane( York analytically re. viewed. Bookfel a nd Stationer, N Printed for T. Goddard , Military lao. 3, Pall M3IL This day Wll4 pubtifhed. ny !ohs Budd, Ne. too, Pall• Mall. I. UELVILLE's MANTLE, being a Parody on S y LTA. a Poem. entitled, " % Mantle," price is. 6d. • i. Two LITT tea on the • , &Ake Catholics. to my Deo sher Abraham, who Uses Lat he . By Peter Pllsedcy, Stk. &c.nd Edition, price ts• 6d. TW, CAITINT a Cannen. er the Uttiverfal Banditti ; an idlit y. erical Drama, in 5.. Ada. elle IreL I , h). price 7s. dd. boatels. exprefs hol. , infinitely obliged every department hit been by his aElive co-operation. .. The village of Edko was underflood to he favour. able to us. A more certain fupply of water, and a Id. precarious communication with our fleet, offered themfelves by the Lake than by the northern fhore. To advance upon Rofetta by the route of Edko was preferrel tothat of Marabout. Lieutenant Colonel .11 , Let , d, to whom I enrolled the advance of the dual. confining of the light infantry battalion. three loseenpanies of the 78th regiment, two fix.pounr.lera, .and a detachment of. dragoons. moved forwards to wards Edko on the evening of the 4th ; he took a .firong pofition behind that village early next morn ing. On the sth the army advanced to the fame polition ; Captain Nichollt, of the marines, was left in command at the Csravanfera, with a detachment of forty rank and fi'e. In confequence of information of the enemy beingl eflabliffied in force at the village of Hamer, it weal advifible to occupy that poi/ on our advance to Aboumandour; our rear would by thisaneafore be feeared during operations againfl Refetta, and an uninterrupted communication eftablifhed with the depot on the lake Edko. Lieutenant Colonel M‘Liod accordingly advanced upon Hemet on the 6th in flant ; be met with fume of the enemy's cavalry about a league from that village, whom he canted to retire after a flight fitirmifli ; being reinforced by the grenadiers of the 3sth regiment and De Roll's, he pulled forward and occupied the pit without oppofition. The enemy retired acrofs the hilly, with the lals of one or two hnrfemen ; the main army fol lowed, and halted for the night in the plain, the 78th regiment forming the advanced line. Early on the 7th, Lieutenant Colonel M , Lend's divifion was re. Pelted in the poll of El Hornet by a detachment of two hundred and ferenty•fix rank and file of De Rolle's regiment, under the command of Major Vogelfang ; it then marched acrofs the plain to the height of Aboumandour ; poffeffion was taken of this important po(t without eppolltion. The main army arrived at the Sand Hills which encircle Ito fatty, about mid-day, and loft no time in inverting the place. The corps advanced in fncceffion from Aboumandour, and drove the enemy every where into the town in an animated manner. Our line lodged itfelf behind the Sand Hills, within half , mufket-shot of the walk. From the great extent of the town, it was found impoffible that our (mall army could hived more than one half; an attack which the enemy made oa us in the afternoon (hewed the inadequacy of our means to attack a large proportion. A line was accordingly taken up from the Nile to the front of the Alexan drian Gate, thence retiring towards the plain where our dragoon were ported. A mortar and fame guns were brought into play early in the afternoon, thefe were anfwered by the flouts of the Albanians from their walls, and by inceffant difcharges of mulketry through the loop-holes and crevices, which were in numerable. In conformity with your inftrodions, Captain Hal : Lowell and I fent, on the Bth inflant, a cfmmons, and favourab'e terms to the Civil and to the Military Cosvernor,-accompanied by an Addrefs to the stnha bitants. We were requetled by the former in their anfwer, to await their receiving inflruetions from Cairo, for which purpofe a temporary fufpenfion of hottilities was propofed. It not being expedient to accede to this, we continued to batter the town; and by the loth; had two mortars,, two twelve- Ipounders. a howitzer, and fix pounders, in play ; on the lath, a work for five fix-pounders and thirty. two pound carronades was completed, immediately oppt•fite to the Alexandrian Gate. Skirmishes on oui left were in the mean time fre quent, ti'e cavalry baring room them to a& Oa the DUKE Or YORK VINDICA rep. Thia doy was pnbligled.iwke as. A COMPLETE VINDICA'FION of the CON 3 . 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A confiderable part of the purehafe moltey may re gaited) remain on mortgage. The Bailiff at the cunt will ibew the Paste, and for further particulars apply at the ONce of Mclrrs. 'rournay, Solicitors, TO BE LET, OR SOLD, (With ittuuediate Po&Moo), AN EXCELLENT MODERN built HOUSE , with gardens, an extenfive field adjoining, a commodious catch honk, large (tables &c. &06 teate in the High ftreet, .4 ... ueroden, in the county Of Leiceitcr ; well adapted foe the ac eentanodation of a Gentleman's. Family ; having been occupied as a Hooting villa, by the late Duke of Bedford, Lord Maynard, Lord Poky, Etc.—The Eltate may be viewed any day, (Sundays excepted) from ten o'clock, in the morning, till fis in the evening ; ' and further particulars obiained, by applying to Mrs. Squire, of Ouorudon aforcfaid. - PEMBROKESHIRE. TO BE LET, from Michaelmas next, ALL that MESSUAGE or DWELLING. HOUSE, Gard', fix Railed Stable and Barn, will the Appurtenances, called and known by the name of SOOSTON, Atuate in the Parilh of Narbertb, in the County of Pembrokis. The Owelling-houfe coufltts of two parlours and a ball on the . ground floor, four good bed chambers on each of the Silt and econd tours, with good garrets over them, a .d a good kitchen, dairy and cellars under ground. Soditon is °timed on an eminence which emnimantls executive and pkafant views of the furrounding country, and within a mile of the market town of Narberth, and ten miles dif.Haverfordwell, thiough each of which towns the Mail Coach runs everyday, from Milford to London. The Country abounds with game, and there is a pack of bounds kept within a milt of the place; and there alto faveral capital brooks for tract, within a lan diftanee of the Houle. A Tenant may be fupplied alibis any quantity of Land not ex ceeding too Acres. For farther particulars e nquire of Mr john Damao, her jaw 30, 18.)7. • • • IPTCTUALLrII6 OPPRik prit tain. THE COMMISSIONERS for ntruatunia 1118 mAyitarrs NATI; do hortiy shit with That on Wednefdity the sad inflate, they will be readr to te- tette Tenders in writing, (faded up) and treat for TWO HUN DRED TONS of MUSCOVADO SUGAR; to be anfwerable to • Samples hobs probated with the Trades; to be delivered, in the . original patters, at the rate ot Rota Forty to fifty Tons per week, into the Vidinalling Stores at Deptford; and to be paid for by SUL payable with Wendt Sleety days after date. The Condhiees of the Goma say be fees at the Sareterylt Oak*. 114 re ord origlot hod to sag fader is solid, de trim /ball oil he istorted Jot words a 154, • gat iholl oat is dolitroid ti slho Bowl iefort tow Mani to Ms fell Waage, as sad isfoot, lot* r peso irk min it Tatoltr, sr foss peas ea Sit Moil Maul to =fuer yobtot ssU4J ire • ' ARMY. ALiEUTENANT on Full Pay, who can be firatgly reenewassdid, will give a very liberal Demme to eag Parisi lobe will for Was a Company is the Line as 'a • °airline &acalidl►r,A letter diesibia (pi pail) to A D. at the P4lllllloe.sbalat will be milled go. awillts Itritteß farecy Waved. •