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. . clamsions that hare penetrated. to MA:ate ai.i tur:a, the Perilan Gulph. Others find their wa) into rarfurth, Sinnar, and the adjacent countries. I (hall execute your orders, Citizen Conful, re fpeaing the Barbary (hips: they !hall be ens ployed and paid according to your desire. The peace concluded with the Regencies of Tunis and tUgiers will be productive of infinite advantages. I cannot pay too high compliments to Citizens Dubois-Thainville, and Dev:rile, commercial cons miffiaries at the Governments of thofe powers. ' The interior of Egypt enjoys the molt perfeft tranquillity: The inhabitants begin to repofe con fidence in its. By governing them at the fame time with firmnefs, juftice and moderation, we fliall ultimately fucceed in winning their molt cordial attachMent. The army is in the belt poffible hate ; well fed, well difciplined, well cloathed, and well paid : they expeft to acquire new glory in combating our Irreconcileable enemies, the Englifh. The works tarrying on by the engineers and the artillerymen arc forwarded with the greateft aitivity ; every iwaiie is due to the officers of every rank belong • mg to thefe cbrps. Our cloth nranulaftures arc thriving moil profperoutly : The fuccefs is to be afcribed to the talents and the patriotifm of Citizen Cots re. The geographical engineers and thole be longing to the department of bridges and high ways, are bufily employed. I have ordered new roads and canals to be marked out, and bridges • to be repaired. Very extenfive communications are forming in the interior of Cairo. Some plan tations of coffee have fucceeded extremely well. The national Botanical garden, fuperiutendcd by CitizensC lin 14 PY and DELI see,is alfo much improv ed. Several manufactories have been fct on foot with great fuccefs. The journey to Mount Sinai has completely fucceeded, and you (hall foon, Ci tizen tonful, receive .a complete account of it.— Several experiments on a large fcale are going to be made on the Natron lakes. Citizens Ps 1' li e and CON TiLLE are charged with the refs:arches snaking at the Pyramids and at Sakkara. The voyage to the Great Oafes is going to be entered on. Mots- RAD BF y, who condufts himfelf extremely well, will _give every affiftance to our travellers. Gene ral ix tans. has completely reconnoitred the Tower of the Arabs, and of the Like Marcotis. A trading flip which failed from Chat on the 27th December, entered Alexandria on the sth January—it was but nine' days on its paffirge : this difpatch is almoft incredible. I relieved it from all the duties of cuftoms, as being the firit trading (hip that arrived from the metropolis: it will clear at lealt 300 per cent. Her returning cargo will be productive of as much more if it ar rives fate in France. I Wall continue to exert my belt endeavours to protect and make com merce flour& I hope that the (hips to which I have given permillion to fail to France, laden with articles from Egypt, will arrive there fare.— Health and refpea. (Signed) at. I. rastiov. Lands from federal Difpatehcs addrefed from Egypt, by the General in Chief Meson, the Maritime Prete;Et L macs', and Citizen Oman, and brought by the Saint-Philippe packet, which failed from atimandria the 4th of February, and ar rived at Fajta on the 16th of March. The Lilt news from Egypt announce the arrival or (even vcfrels at Alexandria. The advices received by the Saint Philippe, in form us of the arrival of the following veffels in the fungi port :—The Turbulent packet, on the 4th of January ; the Defaix, on the Bth ditto ; the Ofiris packet, on the oth ditto ; the Juftice frigate, on the 3d of February ; the Egyptienne frigate, ditto. In the conrfe of the winter a great num ber of Greek veffels have entered the different har bOnrs a the colony, which have imported a quail• tie,' of wines . fufficient to reduce the price of that article. Seven veffels which failed from Jedda and Yambo, in the Red Sea, have entered the har bour of Suez ; they were loaded with commodities from the Eaft Indies. The Englifh 'irnifers on the coati of Egypt, on the hith of February, confuted only of four flips of the line, two frigates, and two (mall (hips. The army of the Grand Vizier is in the molt deplorable Rate ; the plague, famine, and def‘rtion, walk it every day. The French army, an the contrary, wears the moll fatisfaftory and the molt formidable afpcit. It is well clothed, well fed, well paid, well dif- Ciplined, and animated with an enthuflafm of which it has already given fo many proofs. The inhabitants of Egypt daily teftify their attachment to the French, and their confidence in them. The taxes are paid with ex:tethers. The Suffrein galliot, built , in the year 7, by the engincei Fatuous, and a great many gun boats, have been found at Tor, by the Members of the Conuniffion of Arts fent to Mount Sinai. They had been abandoned when that place was evacu ated. 'Thiy have been completely refitted. Mou RAD BLw . chntinues to thew himfelf faithful to the Republic, and Obferves with the grratelt ex :tends the treaties which we have concluded with bum. ' • The Druzes, the Naplonfains, and the Arabs, dzily teflify their hatred againft the Grand Vizier and his troops. DJAZZAP. PACH• refufes to ac knowledge the authority of the Commander in Chief of the Ottoman army. It is generally believed that M. FitANCHIWI the Ruffian Miniller with that army, has been aka nated or poifoned. The merchants enjoy in all their tranfations the greateft fecurity. Ile taxes are very moderate, and new manufaitures are fet a-going every day. We aaually make hats, dimities, filks, excellent handkerchi e f s ,. w ax ca ndl es , beer, and leather. Some coffee plantations are already laid out, and Citizen Cowry. whole intelligence and aaivity have already been of fuch fervice to the newcolony, makes excellent cloth for Ilse officers and foldiers. The works of the engineers are going on with the greateft aaivity. The Commander in Chief beftows great praife !Ton the zeal and talents of Citizens De VOI Z s and shisnis-T oomavisze' Commiffaries General of Foreign A ff airs at Tunis and Algiers. (Signed) T. LAVAL/RR. PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, SATURDAY, MARCH A Lord WARWICK rote, and referring to a notice which he had given on a former day, of a Motion on Monday next, on the High Price of Provitions, exprelred his furprifc at the Peers not having been furnmoned; he had inquired of feveral Noble Lords, and had found that none of them had re ceived Summonfes. The LORD CHANCELLOR obferved, that the Noble Lord had nothing to complain of, becaufc it was never ulna] to fummon the Houfe upon a Motion, cfpccially where its diaina objed was not fpecified, till the night before it was appointed to come on, and the reafon was, that motions after having been appointed for a particular day, were fre quently put off; there was no doubt hue Sum monies would be iffued to-morrow. Mr. COWER (the Clerk) intimated to the Noble Lord that the Peers would be fummoned in due time. Lord CAERNARVON obferved, that at all events no inconvenience could enfuc, even if the Peers fhould not be fummoned on this particular mo tion in time, becaufe they were already fummoned for Monday, on a motion of the Earl of Suffolk ; of courfe, when that motion was difpofed of, their Lordfhips would be in their places ready to hear any one the Noble Lord might with to bring for ward. Lord WAILIVICIC feemed to think, that as loon as notice was given of a motion the Peers ought to be fummoned. The different Bills which had palled the Com. mons and were on their Lordfhips' table, were for warded in their refpetlive ftages. Lord CLARE'S Motion, of which he gave notice on Friday, when !!rangers were excluded, is rela tive to a Proteft againa the Ira Martial Law Bill, figued by Lords - Thant, Albemarle, Holland, and King. It comes on to-morrow (Tnefday). LIST OF THE MINORITY IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS, ON THE EARL Of DARNLEY'S MOTION FOR A COM MITTEE TO 1/14VIRE INTO THE STATE OF THE NATION. The Duke of Bedford Marquis of Lanklowne .---- Buckingham ---- Bute Earl Fitswilliam amm =el Moira Earl Buckingham&ire —Scarborough —Fire Lord Holland lang - Dundas Yarborough - Romney MAU:kr Say and Seto - Thant - Suffo& AlberaAde Carline PROIItS. Earl of Shaftefbory Camper Oxford BdbOreugh Lord Vlicount Maynard In all a& CarmanOn LONDON. MONDAY, MARCH 30. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. Confab 51—fur ace. 57i58—Ornntum 3. 5 per Cent. 94 PRICK 0, STOCKS ON SATURDAY Bank Stock Imp. Arn. 3 per Cent. Red. flint Omnium 6 f 54 3 per C. Coal. sEiff Iri h Deb.- 4 per Ct lit-Concaut Bank fur Ace. c per C. Navy sgst 96 India fur Ace. Intp. 3 pm Cunt. far Yeßerday Paris Journals of the 24th were re ceived, being one day later than thofe which ar rived on Friday lA. It appears by the Moniker, that the French Government have received dif patches from Egypt, which Rate that two French frigates had efcaped the vigilance of Lord Kstries fleet, and entered the port of Alexandria, where they landed 500 men, with 15,000 mulkets, and 60,000 bullets. Mswou's letters to the FIRST CONSUL give a very favourable piilure of the Rate of Egypt, and the fituation of the French army. —The official paper Makes no mention of GAN. ?MAIMS'S fquadron, but the journal des IYeefeter: de la Petrie lays, that Gamramytas after touching at Toulon to refit the (hips under his command, had again but to fea with 4000 troops on board. The ROYAL FAMILY did not attend Divine Ser vice yefterday at the Chapcl Royal as was ex peeled. His Royal Highnefs the Duke of Vol:x attend ed R ight at his o ffi ce in the Horfe Guards : the Right Honourable Hs war ADDINGTON (Chan cellor of the Exchequer) had a long interview with his Royal Highnels. Lord HAWNEENURY, Minifter for Foreign Af fairs, gave a dinner to the Ambaffiadon on Sans-. days at his Wide is Sackvillc-Rreet. 1./MN! fitE PARTS PAP£7,I HAGUE, MARCH 16.—1 t is believed that th e Batavian R e p u bli c w ill be aggrandized by a pai t of the Bilhopric oflluntter, as an indemnification for the Inl of Maetlricht, Venlo, and I)utch Flan ders. According to the plan propoie I, the Ems and the Lippe will ferve as boundaries to Batavia on the fide of Upper Germany. The remainder of the Bithopric of Munfler, the Eleaorate of Ha nover, and the Imperial Cities of Lubeck, Bremen, and H4mburgh, will be united to the Pruffian Monarchy, with the content of the Emperor of Ruffin and the French Government. From a paper written by M. A. 0. TALON, it appears that the Englifh did not get poffeflion of our colony of Surinam, by means much more honourable than our fleet at the Texel. TALON there flates, that being entruited to negociate the fu-render of the Settlement, the Englab engage:i to allow him the !Intl of :Sopa) byres to be di-, vided among himfelf and his friends. M. FREDE-• RICCI, the Governor, received So,ooo ; M. de CoMOVN, the Lieutenant-Governor, ag,ooo ; and himfelf t0.},000. This declaration he left in cafe of his death in the hands of Iv! !%.7__'% lA'TLI.J./C :?7F. h1.111.S THIS N. L. MUM' , hi.ada 2 2 Dit Marcli 25, 1 5 Wat,rford 2 ?Larch 25, 26 . 0 TORBAY, MARCH 26.—Pafied his Maiefly's (hip Licut. ROWED, with a convoy, turning up to the Weßward. Witirnv, MAACH 28.—This day arrived the Hope of Yarmouth, lately taken near Blyth, and re-taken off Camperdown, by (me of our armed brigs; the I-lope had a Dutch pilot On board.— Lieut. WALSH Of the PELTER gumbrig, v.-ho left the North Sea fleet at 35 leagues from th,: Nay.e, being obliged to cut from the VEMAN. of (4 guns, after making much water, carrying away her top-malt, and throwing four guns or,:rboard, reports that the fleet, though rather dilltrt:.:(l when he bore away from it, would, in all proba bility, reach the Sound about the zcth PLYMOUTH, MARCH 28.—Came in the ROYAL GEORGE, 1 to guns, Captain ()Two v, from Tin hay. Sailed on a cruize, the Boa FLEUR, 98 guns, Rear Admiral COLLINGWOOD ; FORMIDABLE, 98 guns, Captain GRIN DALL ; CHILDERS, 14 VHS, Captain CRAWFORD ; PLOVER, 18 guns, Captain GALWAY; and the FLORA, 12 guns, Licutcnant CA RP ENI ER ; alfo the EARL ST. VINCENT, LORD NELsox, and Dutch OF CL.SRENCE privateers, to the wcflward. PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 29.—Yeflerday arrived the SUPERB, and VENERABLE, of 74 guns, from the Channel Fleet, and with the CAMBRIAN, are to convey the outward-hound Eaft-Indiamen to St. Helena. Yefterday failed the JAsos and LAP WING frigates on a cruife. Yefterday Admiral ! GAM ai ER'S flag was hoilled on board the Neptune, of 98 guns. This day arrived the SWAN and PLOVER, from a cruifc off Marcon. This forenoon failed the BEAVER hoop on a cruife. YARMOUTH, MARCH 29.—Sailed the DIANA • packet, FARROW, for Cuxhaven, with the Ham burgh and Bremen mails of the 27th Ml—Friday I'. M. failed the following flips of war under th e command of Admiral DICKSON, 011 a cruife off Holland, viz. tilt PRINCESS Of ORANGE, Admiral Dicxsox's flag-fhip ; AGINCOURT, MONMOUTki, MADRAS, two frigates and a hoop, &c.—Ycherday failed the DRAKE cutter, with letter., &c. for the Baltic fleet.—Arrived the FAVOURITE 11C01) horn the Non.—Wind S. W. ABERDEEN, MARC,' 23.—0 n Friday lafl, it blew a hurricane from S. E. during which a relict went afhore at Don-mouth. The crew were fared, and if the weather continues moderate, dr_ edict m ill be got off. Shc is the Chriftian, LEASK, from Kirkw.tll for Montrofe and Leith. During the hard gale, the Brothers of Sunderland, from Alm - - dem, in ballaft, went attune among the rocks at Johnfhaven—the crew were with the utmoft diffi culty faved, and the velLl went to pieces toon after. On Friday paffed by Peterhead, a fleet of about 40 fail, under convoy of two frigates, for Green land, from the T:tames and Humber, &c. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. DIAL, MARCH 29.—Arrived iiieGaiturefloop from a entire, with a large French lugger privateer, of 14 guns, and_47 men, mien off Boulogne. GRAVESEND, MARCH 29.—Paffed by the Gene ral D a, and Fame, FREEMAN, from Virginia ; Gibraltar, ADAMS, from Fard ; Fame, —, from New Orleans; and Riling, States, —, from Charlefton.—Sailed the Prin cefs Charlotte, RICHARDSON, for India; John, Coc x sow, for St. Sebaftian's ; Hope, Timis? sox, for Tortola ; Ifabella and Ann, —, for Gib. raltar ; Atlantic, —, for New Brunfwick ; Hero, —, for Grenada ; Tiger, —, and Duke of Kent, Kr NNFDY, for Halifax; and Mari nus, STEWARD, for St. Kitts. •RRIVED. At Liverpost- , -Magdalan, Scaife, from Marictton, and Cid sten, Blackman, tam 2s,iLav York. At Trinidada—Loonc, Moon, from Lancalter. At Rotterdam—Union. Warren from North Carolina: and Truxton, Chamberlain, from Baltimore. At Halifax—Commerce, Hewfon, from the Welt Indies. At Minorea—Uniqn, Mann, for Gibraltar. . - At Briftol--Swift, Williams, from Dtntarara; and Agenoria, from St. Michael's. At Dover—Gibraltar, Adams, from ram. At Falmouth—Pros-Moue, William, from St. Michael's. At Pori finonril—Nrut rtli• y, —, from rofton. At Hanthorzh— fox, K, tale, from Clurle:lon. At St. Michna:—Charlottc, 1 Lop< r, from rAlmotatb. At Napk►—kcd Lion, —, Gotn Cornwall. At AmltersLin—Charlct, from Charlatan. By the Mayflower, arrived at Guernfcy, letters have been received from Madeira, dated the gib inaant. By dick we receive the mortifying intel ligence that Admiral CALM*, mifinformcd by fome %Tails, which he (poke at lea, and which are fuppofed to have been appointed for the purpofe by the French Government, as to the definition of Admiral GIBTHaAIJ Ms,has failed for the Well Indies. On the 26th of February Sir R. CALDER, in the PRINCE of VA LES, of 98 guns, with the Post PI E, and Jurre of 80, COURAGEUZ, CUMBEILAND, and SPENCER, of 7.1., and DIAMOND, of 38, appeared off Madeira. They did not anchor, but failed the next day for the Canaries, from whence they proceeded to Martinique. The fame conveyance potretred us of accounts from the TOPAZE frigate, Captain Ca ußcii, for whole fafety the molt ferious appre. henfions had bczn entertained. She arrived at Ma deira in company with the HEEIREUX floop and 8o fail of merchantmen, on the 26th of February, and failed on the 111 of March for the Welt Indies. The following is an Extra& of a letter, dated Madeira, February 26, 18ot, from the Mailer of one of the merclunt fbips belonging to tau razes fleet :—" I have the latisfiaion to inform you we are juft anchored here, all well on board. Our fleet is much reduced in number lince we left the Wight—we now only count 83 fail, and 43 we found here ; at failing it appeared, by inaructions given, there were ir fail. I fufpea we hare loft the others by mala ing a fignal off Falmouth, in the nigh:, which we imagined was from our Coni. l modore, to haul the wind on the (larboard tack— we fuppofed for Falmouth ; and did not dillover our mitt te until day-light, when it proved to be ri"n' an:! ~ , :11 I • v.... in ht:e v..: of each other. • :'.;ned that Cvniitiot!ore had up :or 4...,:- mout:), and we ftretelii.;g in for lard until five in Ca,: afteritoni ; and in c0i.....- 91;.nce as the fleet continued on we lot thinn.— - Two day., alter fell in with a line of bat C.,. ib:i• vino had leen in the morning, arai :t.• ed us their bearing aii.i dillanee, for - It:nat.:- 1y enahlA us to join then' the next day." The Speculation, tom I:.:rrnttda to Naples ; Finland, —, from Barce'mia ; lt: 6 1113, MA LC Im, for Aitona, are taken and leat into Niadiara liy the To-...tzt frigate. Fr.:cdom, I ioi.nrs, (with coals) which had been tii!.en, is re.akcn, and arrived at Yarmouth. The brig Ilmcs, Ci LSLv, is 101 l at St. Michael's. Favourite Emma, FRANKLYN, from Cork for Oporto, is 10,. at Jet fey, pat t of the cargo fasted. The Ann and Mary, from Jerfey fur Wa terford, is taken. The novidcnee, CHAP MAN, from St. Michael's to London,ls loft at St. Michael's. The Liv. Oak, SPENCE, float Lifhon to London, which had been taken by a French priv;iiteer, is re taken by a jeriey privateer, and arrived :it Pen zance with damage. The Carlton, Nl' TA co F. LT, from Clydz for DCITI:t• rara, which had been taken by the Procer, ine pri vateer, of 22 guns, is retaken by the RE soLurioN cutter, of Guernfey, and arrived there. The pri vateer had alio taken two light veil:els, and burnt them ; and an outward-bound Guineaman, and fent In. for Rourileau::. A lima time ago Come of our (Lips of war en tered a Swediiii port to cut out two or three Eng hat veffels carri in there as prizes by die Loa my ; luring oriirs to feize - and detain all (hips, and finding fume in the harbour, tlia% - bronght them wit alfu. Government has ordated thefe veilels w be rellored. The Duke of GR AV 1 . 9t4, it is fah], and we fc.:l a pleafure in recording, fo laudable an ilia:ince ot benevolcnce and philantlitopy, never raifes his rents, n. r, unlels from flagitious condilia, his farmers, intbanich, that there has not icicn known to be anv devlittifin from the family line in the &Rent of Lii tenantry for upwards of a cen tury. On Saturday Mr. NFWLAND attended at the Stoek-Exchangc, with a Mefrage from the CHAN- Ct SLOP. of the 7::xcircvEa, announcing that on 'Puerility next, at eleven o'clock, he will be ready to treat for the ilext Englifh State Lottery. In the lift of the Minority, in our Paper of Fri. daf, there were two errors : The names of M.r SHERIDAN and Mr. JoLLLV FE fhould have flood fur Ow::: of Mr. E. Bouv ERIE and Mr. W. DENISON. On Friday evening a corps of artillery embarked at B,iftol for I)3blin :—Two other compani?.s ara ordered from Plymouth and Teignmuuth, for Ireland. Mr. TANDY WA; week to take his trial for having accepted a cot/million in the French fer vie?, and landing in Ireland with a French army. Friday evening the Oratorios ended At Covent Garden Theatre Miilh a Grand Selection from HANDEL and 1-ItynN, Avlinfe works wanted no ad vantage that could be derived from a numerous and &ilia band. The French in Egypt have inaituted a Drama tic Society. At Cairo they have fitted up a the atre in a very neat fide, and reprefent a number of the Ina pieces. They have likew•iie had one or two new produdions; the words and mufic by officers in the army, &c.—A public Concert every Decadi has likewice been eftabliffied. Letters are received at Edinburgh from Sir RALPH AnEacaomar's army, dated - at Macaris Bay, on the aill January ; at which time the ar- my was in good health and fpirits, and no notice had then been received of their being recalled, as has been reported. Piivate letters from Conflantinople, dated the 16th of F,:bruary, mention that accounts had been received from Syria, dated the 26th of the preced ing month. The TIGRE and other of his Majefty's pups had at that period joined Lord KEITH at Marmorifi, and the whole expe.!i . .ion were on the eve of their departure for Egypt. Our fleet c,,m. priced icy (hips, independent of fmall craft, which were to ls• ctup!oyed in lazding the trocp. Con. flantincpk, on :L.: tfith, wa. I cry fickle.; great ntimbt.r, of the inhabitantch:.! ..!:clofaii epidemic Murder, and moll of the LngTh refidents had been affe.ctcd by it. _ _ _ Gen. I - I )t.t.oway has fucceeded Gcn. Kor: OIL ill his command in Egypt. The rep- its in this country Date, that the Dr v of ALCIF.KN is difpofed to maintain a good corr.:- fpondcnee with this nation, and is hotlile to the French, and it is added, that all the fupplies which the States of Barbary can afford, will be given for Malta, &c. It is faid too, that the Der, in telt'. mony of his friendibip to his BIUTAINIC MATE STY, has ordered that a Knight of Malt. and 263 Mal tese, who had been captured by his crttifers pre vious to the reduEtion rf La Valettc by the Britilh, and fold into (lavery, (hould be liberated without ranfom. On the other hand the French Papers Date, that the I)tv of At.ci ruts and the other ilat:.s of Barbary, arc friendly to the Republic, that tl -cy have font velfels to Egypt with (torts, &c. Ir. the laa Journals arrived, there is an order by the Minifler of Marine for French veffels not to capture any of the Barbary cruifers, and informing them to be under no apprehenfion of being captured by them. His M ti F STY'S officers of the army are ref-peel fully informed, they may be (applied with elegart antic featl:4-i, upon .in improved principle, fupc rior in quality, and full ao per cent. cheaper than at any other !inure in town, by P. Hxwtiss, at ibis Feather Mannfiaory, No. a, Strand, nearly adjoining Norptimberland•Honfe where a gene. at the thortzli not:cc. Order' fur exportation ax?- cuted %%ils panAuality.—N. B. P. Hrwt.tas enu. tinuec :o matautadure Camp Delks, Letter Cop). ing Machines, Liquor Cafes, Medic:rte Caddied, and every other Article in the Cabinet line, of the belt Nla:erials and Workmanfhip, etr the molt real - unable Tenn:. I ■