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n. of ty be P. at be 'A ,h, ed at rib its a! 4 liS of ing heat Cairo, he had gained the interior of the country. Aim/Diaz, encamped at a village near' Dgize, being informed of the difgrace of his col. leagues, found fafety in flight, but it is not known in what direction he went. Several other Beys at. tempted to Cave themfelves, but they were feized by bodies of troops Rationed at regular dinances to intercept them. Other detachments went in put fuit of the Mamalucks of the two Beys who had efcaped, and Come of them are daily brought in Many have periffied by making a vain refinance. The GRAND Vizisa held the lame language to the Beys as the CAPTAIN PACNA. This conduct called forth the mon lively re. monfirances of General Hy/vents:on, and a frent circumliance induced him to take a (till deeper interelt in the fate of the Bey:. The CAPTAIN Pacts♦ had induced thole in his power to con. fent to come on board one of his frigates. Severe' boats were carrying them on board, when, during the panage, the Beys began to repent of their too great confidence, and to fear Come violence upon their reaching the frigate. They therefore wished the Officers who attended theM to re-conduit . them alltore. Tlle Officers, pleading the tont. tnands of the Admiral, refuted their demand...-. The Beys then feized their arms, and tried to carry their point by force. An affray enfued, in which four of the Beys were killed ) and three were wounded. Several men belonging to the boats experienced the fame fate. Upon intelligence of this eataftroPhe, General Mutat in son iinmediately ordered his men under Mins; wrote to the Grand Vizier and the Captain Picha, reproaching them with their treachery, end demanded that the three wounded Bey: fhould be delivered up to him without delay. The Ottoman Admiral attributed the tune which had befallen the Bays to the ground kis fufpicions they had entertained, aitd jellified the rneaftwes taken to get' polfelfion of their per fens upon the orders the Porte had fent Whim wild to the Grand Vizier, after having been afrured that the Court of London Would not interfere in theft arrangements, and that, as the only objeft of the tnglifh troops being hitt to Egypt was to of lk in the rednition of that province, the Porte would be left completely free in eitablifieng there what ever Government The Ihonid think fit. Since theft . events dews has been received, that the Grand .Vizier having convened all the Heys in his poirerond even having induced Mihomei-Elry. Bey to return to Cairo, had flicceeded in con vincing them of the neceffity of pitnnitting to the will of the Porte. He renewed to them the fame prontifes and the fame affurantes, with regard to the feenrity of their lives and of their property) and their appointment to high Mites in the Ottonian Empire. To confer upon his Word a tharieer more Cacred and impofing, he (wore there things to them upon the Horan with the mon awful fo lemnity. Theft meatus, of the Grand Vizier produced the happier etc. The Beys have con. rented to renounce Egypt, and to repair to Con. nantinople. they hate even Rated their fubmif. Lon in an addrefs to the Grand Seignior, which they have figned and difpatched to ConaantinOple by one of their Officers; Rill More, they have an. pounced by letter to Genecal HuVcostsson their voluntary fubmiffion to the orders of the Porte.. The Porte eltablintes in'Egypt, as in Europe) the rynetia of Paellas. This province will be divided into four departments ) and a Pasha will be ap pointed Over each. The Kruo will have a Levee at Sc. James's on. Wednefday next. Yefterday a .}bregn Courier arrived at Count STAIIIIIMIERO'S, from Vienna. The laft advice: from Bombay confirm the ac count of the duel at that Prefidency, which ended fo fatally to Mr. Foas s, and produced a (entente of tranfportation for years to Lieut. of the Company's fervice, and (even years to Cap tain Bvasa s of his Majefty's. This is the firft puniihment of the kind under the new Court of Judicature. We have much pleafure in announcing the re ceipt of intelligence, that a detachment from Cot. Srumemson's army have gained a fignal viaory over a van body of the Infurgent Polis at the eaftern foot of the Gauss, in India. This anion took place in Auguft, but the particulars have not yet tranfpired. On Saturday the Committee of Printers and Bookfellers had an interview with the Citaics:- Loa of the Ezell must, on the tubjell of the bigb price of paper. Mr. Joaarrow a, who lately challenged the Chair riv•tr of the Bea-India Company, made a perfonal JPologi to him on Wednefday 141, in the pretence of the Deputy Chairman. The COO" a COnfe• qucace of the earneß requeft of the Chairman, have at length contented to Rep all legal proceed ings. Mr. Jona:Toes is going out to India. On Thwfday morning, about nine o'clock, the Pauscsss ROYAL. Packet, Capt. SANTER. which WAS to have failed from Harwich with the Dutch Mails of the t9th, was difcotered to be on fire ; and although immediate affiftance was rendered, it was not got under till very confiderable damage bad been fiftained. All her fails, want, and doles are confumed. The execution of Governor WALL did not take Place this morning ; a further refpite till Thud day next having bees granted him yefierday 'll'4&77cai. lyrELLlczikE. MAILS THIS DAY.—WIND South. statute. OUL. Paunch, • =ugh, 6 a s MAU.. Waterford, 3 Dontaossee, WS MAJESTY% SHIP SYREK OFF JAMAICA, NOV. Os. To THE EDITOR OF THR STAR. Sta—:-Por the nfe of your Paper I fend ion an account of occurrences that have taken place at Jamaica. lam yours, &c. Capt. IiotirMAIII L Of thr GARLAND, is appointed to the CoMmand of the Toatt, of 36 guns, in the place of Capt. Cuutcrt, deceifed. Capt. Cita-rum; of the SHALt !loop, is made Poft into the GARLAND. Lieut. Ci4itai.ss Mama Wrzstor is promoted to the Command of to SNaii floop. • Capt. Jos. Balm, is inide • Poft, and appointed to the COmmand of the Asiecaveivav pr o ud (hip at Port Royal. Lieut. Roster BAitilltj Who fo handfontely gained the praife of his Captain in the BOUIDILAIS, is made Mailer and Commander • into the Cit.vr., so floop of war. Capt. JoHN WINTWORTH Loinlio, a ntoft tie loved and gallant Officer, late of the Aaraoa 'limy, is nominated to the Snug, cif 32 guns. With concern I Rate, Lient.diactusazo Mows- GO/41104 Mr. Psavizt.a, Mailer's Mate, and ten men belonging to the BOUILDRLAIS I foundered in a Spoil& prize, off St. Domingo, in Jane Wt. Three monthi fine Mr. }lmam, Midthipman, belonging to the CEIDERVS, unfortunately fell overboard and was choivneik; a gallant Tailor jumped after him, hut unluckily lhared the fame fate. A Mailer's Mate, a Midfhipman, and ten men, went to the bottom in a (mall Spanith Prize be longing to the Clllitat7S, in July lail, off Cuba, In a gale of wind. The CuMskiLano, of 74 guns, and GALL4an, of s 4, failed on a' cruise, the 26th ult. Two 'French prizes belonging to the Botta ousts, whit Lieut. Jain, Ai,z. GIADON, Mr. MATTMEWIIOIIII, Midthipman, and fifteen Men, were retaken by a Spanilh privateer, and carried into Aux Cayes, St. Domingo. General Tbusssiwr had promifcd to releafe the whole, and fend them to Jamaica by the fiat opportunity. Spanilll privateers are more numerous than ever on the Stores of jimaical they row one hundred oars, and row to windward of all our cruisers. The Camay, failed on 3 cruife the fame day the Armin/I-lon and Convoy left Port Royal. Such is the alacrity ufed by our Admiral, that the Avor.zo only laid in harbour two days, after ten weeks cruise; and the bOVIDELAIS, only to hours, after a thirteen weeks cruise. The SANS PALSIL is expeEted every hour at Port Royal, to receive the flag of Rear-Admiral Mow- The latea news from St. Domingo (tate, that the 'nephew of General Toussmyur has declard war againft his uncle, and taken poffeffion of a large portion of St. Doiningo. Lord BMCARR/LS and CaonellifMusnotake a paflage home in the Rsvalaurtos. Rear. Ad miral SMITH goes by , the fame convoy in the VO• LAOS, of guns ; Captain Vasty. The Sam a b of, guns, failed 10 days ago for the biiififfippi; the TOTAZI at the fame time for Vera Cruz ; and the Cassel** for the Ha'vannah. The following remarkable quick pailige took place a few days ago : the BOUIOELAIS kit the Havannah, and on the fifth day arrived at Port Royal, Jamaica. Onr excellent Captain dossiuk, who has com manded us for the laft three years, failed in the Minium (loop the other day, to take the command of the MaLAMPUS. of 36 pu t off Vera Cruz. 11X1tACT 07 A 11070711. LITTIIIL FROM A GESTLIDIAII AT JAMAICA, DATED DIC.6, :Bo:. " There are five fail of the line and a frigate here, which arrived from England a fortnight final for what purpofe is kept profoundly fecret: it is faid there are fix fail of the line more and many frigates expelled shortly. I Mould imagine it is Meant as a counterpoife for a force Paid to be mated from France againit St. Domingo. Should they attempt fuch a thing, it would colt thein infinitely more men and money than the Egyptian expedition. No man in Europe can be lieve to what a degree of regularity, order, tran quillity, and opulence, the black General Tons- SAIUT has reftored that colony : every inch of the Wand is under his fabjeaion) and fo wifely has he tempered all his matures, that not a murmur is, heard from any pity or colour on the contrary, his name is venerated to a degree of enthurialln, much famine to that of BONAPAIMI D in France: his troops, although nearly naked (indeed &ou tlands have nothing more thaw a cloth round their middle), are in a fuperlor Me of difciplise; and I have ken large parties ofnegroes go trough, the whole regular exercife in a manner rkat in t . rf l 7l do hoopla te 4 ?ruffian votaritn.". . ' FALMOUTH, id". 22.--This day failed his Ma kfty is packet LADY ACABELLA, with the American mail : the Dust OF YORK packet will fail to-mor row with two mails for Lifbon, if the wind coati nues fair. f'systoti rn, Jac 13.---Came in the SPIDER fehooner ' of 14 guns , from . a cruize. Sailed f o r Torbay t he ROYAL Sofuta so it, of t foguns, Vice- Admiral HARVEY; and t h e EXCELLENT. of 74 guns, Captain STOPFORD. Came in from Torbay the PRINCE OF WALES, of 98 guns, Rear-Admiral CALDER. PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 24.—Laft night arrived the Auguilus Cefar, Capt. BRAM- It Y. from Jamaica. —Same evening failed his Majelly fhip la LOIRE for the weftward.—The following (hips are ordered round to Torbay :—:-BARFLEUR I Rear Admiral CoLtimowoon • ATLAS, Capt. JOWLS MALTA, Capt. Barri ;CANADA, Capt. YORKE; ACHILLES, Capt. WALLIS ; DORIS, Capt. BRISBANE.—Came into harbour, a Swedilh (hip from Spithead, which had been lying there a long time.---Arrived his Majefty's flip la VOLAGZ, Capt. VISES, from Jamaica. At the Court-Martial held on Friday on board his Majelty's kip the GLADIATOR, at Portfmouth, for the trial of Captain Sir E. HAMILTON, of the Tamer frigate, on charges of tyranny and oppref fon t . viee-ndmirsi Sir A. MITCH:HA Prefulelll, _ Moses GRIRTIIAM , Elq. Judge -Advocate, The Firft Lieutenant Rated in his evidence to the Court that Sir Ensvaan,on going out of the kip be tween nine and ten in the forenoon, gave very par ticular orderi to hare the guns and carronades on the quarter-deck cleaned,which orders he,delivered to the Gunner; that Sir EDWARD returned about eleven,fwore h is orders had not beencomplied with, damned the Gunner for an old read, and inflantly ordered the gunner and his crew to be feized up in the shrouds. He further Rated, that the guns, car riages, Ste. appeared to him to have been remarka bly well cleaned. • A rope-yarn, or part of a fwab lay on the muzzle of one carronad e ; th e carriage of another was marked by the feet of the topmen paffing to the fhrouds in order to afiend, which he explained to Sir EDWARD, but to no purpole.— Thefe fads were corroborated by the Officers and Quarter-mailers of the watch. It appeared that the Gunner, an elderly man, with a family, re mained feized up about an hour and a half; that he requefled the Surgeon, who was walking the quarter-deck, to reprefent to Sir EDWARD that if he was not taken down he fhould faint; that in confe quence of the Surgeon's reprefentation he was taken down and brought aft, where he actually fainted; that he requefted Sir EDWARD repeatedly, if culpa ble, to try him by a Court Martial, and in pity to his age and infirmities, not feize him up. This circumftance happened /hiring the cold froßy Tea tier. The Gunner's crew remain e d f e i ze d u p T . ft til pail threc in the afternoon. Sir EDWARD, in his defence raid, that motives of humanity had often remained him from bringing the Gunner to a Court-Martial for repeated intoxication, is he had a family, and was an old man. He then pleaded his Cervices, and Obferved, that in confequence of a wound received in his head, while cuttin g o u t the w ound frigate from a Spani(h port, he was at periods nearly in a Date of mental derangement. The Court being cleared, in a few minutes found Sir EDWARD guilty of the charges; and fentenced him, as was Rated in our Paperof Saturday, to be difmiffed his Majelty's fervice. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, JAN. 23. ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, JAN. 23. Copy et a letter from Rear-Admiral MONTAGU. Command log (dicer aide Majefty's Sldps and Veal* at Jamaica to Evan Naraaw, Efq. dated at Port Royal Harbour, the loth of November, zBor. Sir—Enclofed I have the honour to tranfinit two letters from FRANCIS J. Nary, Efq. Com mandet of the CDRACOA, giving an account of an action between his Majefty's armed tender PICKLE and a Spanifh fchooner. I have the honour to b e , sec. _(Signed) mOIiTAGO. His Majclty's Doop CURACOA, COIRCOII Harbour, Odober is, Sir—l have the honour to enclofe a copy of a letter received from Mr. ROBERT HAFER, Mailer's Mate of his Majelty's [loop CURACOA, under my command, and (erring on board his Majefty's armed tender PICKLE, attached to that flap. I beg leave to inform yon that the helms has been refitted and failed upon a cruife. Signed) FRANCIS JOHN NOT?. ells bisjefty's Armed Tender Pleats, Curame har bour, Odd*: 13,1501. Sir-4 beg leave to inform you, that on the 25th ult. eleven A. M. We of Ath (St. Domingo) bearing N. W. diftance five or fix miles, being on the (larboard tack, . a Orange fail was difcoyered under the land bearing down urn us with an ealign flying. When within pifitil-fhot of the PICKLE, the enemy hoi ft ed Spani lh colours, and commenced an anion which continued with a bra fire from both fides for an hour and a quarter,, when they Attempted to board, but with out etc& ; finding themfelves foiled in this, they hauled their wind, and made fail from us t Wo wore and Rood after them, but, to my 'great Men tification, they were fo much our fupenor in fail ing, that, after a chace of one hour and a half, I found it fruidefi to continurit. It is with ex treme regret that I am to inform you Lieutenant GRRENSIIIILDS was killed forty minutes after the commencement of the *Edon, having received a mufket ball through his body. Our fails and rig ging have fu ff ered a good deal; and I am forry to add that Mr. Paßacs, Midthipman, with feven men and myfelf, were wounded. From the great fuperiority of the enemy's force to ours, the PICKLE only having thirty-five men, (including officers and boys, and of theft three were render. eel unferviceable through ficknefs) I hope the ex ertions ufed during the action, as well as thofe made to come up with the enemy, will meet your approbation. The enemy was'a large fchooner rigged vette,, molter g two twelve and two nine. h pounders, and manned with about kventy men; and I imagine mule have been a French cr Spa nik privateer. (Sign ed) ROBERT HATER. m Dowel's/u or asza•ssosar.—To the Ra sin/sus, for the capture of the Aballata, a difiri bstkis will be made 011 Friday the jilt of Fehr:L- I ars, at Downiatattet. Lisearrea, jaw. 23.—We are fearful that :► heavy form of ThoridAy Lilt has done cunli.te. able damage to the thipping on the' eoall. have only at prelim heard .of two thuips .driven on Chore, one oppofite Bolton. and the other near Hell-Bank : they are unloading their cargou and expel to get the velfels off without much da• map. FROM LLOYD'. LIST. DEAL, JAM. z4.—Arrived and failed for the River the Lady Harewood, —, from Jamaica. Sailed the Skelton Cattle, Eait Indiaman, for the River.—Wind S. W. GRAVESEND, JAN. 244—Paid by the King George, —, from Calais ; Lord Duncan, MIL- Lea, and Daher, PHILLIPS, from St. Kitt's ; Maria, Flatus, from Martinique ; Grant, Pee• COCK, from Bengal; Hope, WILSON, from Bilboa ; Eliza, Doan, from St. Thomas's; Crefcent, exams:4, and Inmelinda, FAIR, from Dematara. Sailed the Hygeia, --, for Barbadoes ; At tempt, SPAIN, for Trinidad; Nancy, CAMPERLL, for Cork; Skeene, TifORP, for Madeira: Gute Erwagting, —, for Hamburgh ; and Stadt Mintier, Rama, for Embden. CORN MARKETS. MAZE-LANE, JAN. 25. Our Market to-day was very well fupplied with every (pecks of Grain of our own growth (except fine Wheats) the which have confequently gone off at a trifling advance ; but the fecond and in ferior forts are heavy.-Barley, if fine, fetches the fame as before; but Malt is extremely dull, as are Oats and Beans.-Hog Peas near is. lower, and Boilers as dull as we lait noticed. We can fay but little of the Seed Trade, as we daily look for Foreign fupplies, which in all probability will re duce the value of Rcd Clover. Englifh Wheat, 6os. 725. to 855. Foreign Ditto, ses. 743. Fine Dantzick Wheat, 86s. Rye, 365. 4.05. Barley, 265. 385.-(Malting) 405. 435. Malt, 4.45. 525. to 54.5. Oats, los. 265. 275. Hork Beans, (New) 3os. 378.-Old 465. Tick Beans, (New) 3os. 355.-Old 445. Hog Peafe, 365. 395. Boilers, 365. 44.5. Carraway Seed,l6s. to 4t5. per cwt. Coriander, 265. to 295. per cwt. Calsary, 88s. to 955. per cwt. . Rapo Seed, 341. to 371. per 14. Flour, 655. 703. pex lack. Red Clorer, 50. 78s. 82s. 9oi. per cwt. White ditto, 5Fs. B+s. 112 s. Trefoil, 265. 4os. sos. PROSE THE LONDON GAZETTE, SATURDAY, JAN. 23. Average price of Corn in England and Wales, from the Eel turns ending the t6th of January, 1802. Wheat. I Rye. I Earley. I Oats. e j Beans. rear.. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d d. 78 9 48 9 44 I 23 4 43 4 44 The amaze Price of Sugar, comput from the Returns made in the week ending the Judi of January, is ats. tid. pet hundred weight. • At Warminfter market, on Saturday taft, the prices of corn were as follows : wheat, by the quarter, 31.45. to 31.125. ; barley, tl. is. to 21. 3s ; oats, 35: to 21. 7s. ; bans, 21.85. to 31. Essax Coyest No.—The following is the return of the fport upon Tillingham Level, being the Bradwell and Tißingham Second Meeting : WEDNESDAY, JAN. 20, 1802. 'ON. ' LOST. 1 Mr. P. Wright's againft Mr. Evans's ROdney. Killington s Mr. B. Dudley's ruling Mr. P. Wright's Efcape. 3 Mr. Pattifoces Reaper a Mr. P. Wright's Wonder. 4 Mr. Wakefield's Defoe - Mr. Wife's Twink. 3 Mr. Wakefield's Mihrch Mr. Bawtrec's Blackheath 6 Mr. J. Wright's Horror Mr. Jikawtrce's Tinker., •-• Mr. Shnckbtugh's Rake Mr. Plmifen's Twill. 8 Mr. Dudley's Friday - Mr. Dudley's Mifs. p Mr. Shuckbargh's Spite Mr. P. Wright's Snowball. so Mr. J. Wright's Telegraph Mr. Johufon's Bitch. Mr. Dudley's Madams Mr. Bawtree's Blackftraph • TMs their fecund courfe not king decided by the Judges. was won by a tofs in favour of Rake. THURSDAY, /AN* 21. The Winners of the Matches at the laft Brad. well Meeting, and thofe of yelterday at Tilling. ham, (21 in number) were, by lot, reduced to 16, to be run down to a brace, for the Club Cup and Silver Couplings; and 4 out of the remaining S were drawn to run for an extra Purfe, given by the Club s the odd one not drawn being-excluded. Vitt THE CUP AND COUPLINGS. WON. LOST. I Mr. Dudley's Madam, agft. Mr. P. Wright's Billington. s Mr. Dudley's Mits - - Mr Dudley's Merlin. • 3 Mr. DudleraFriday - Mr. Williams's Primate. 4 Mr. Williams% Pigmy - Mr. Wakefield's Miftrets. s Mr. J. Wright's Horror - Mr. Shuekburgh's Spite. 6 Mr. Wakefield's Defoe - Mr. Bawtree's Soot. p Mr. Cawitoo's Shift • Mr. Shuekburgh's Rake. $ Mr. WiterCkree • • Mr. Dudley's Telling. The Winners being thus reduced to four brace, then ran as follows : WON. LOST. I Mr. Dudley's Friday. agft. Mr. Dudley's Madam. s Mr. Cawftoo's Shift - - Mr. Wife's Chree. 3 Mr. Dudley's Mifs Mr. J. Wright's Horror. 4 Mu Withates's Pigmy Mr. Wakefield's Defoe. Thefe were run down to two brace : ' LOST. t Mr. Dudley's Friday, stn. Mr. Dudley's Mils. s Mr. Cmetton's Shift - - Mr. Williams's Pigmy. The final contest in the kit courfc was then wow. LOST. I Mr. Dudley's Friday, agft. Mr. Caveltoo's Shift. On which the Cup was adjudged to Friday; and the Silver Couplings given to SAO, as the fecond be& THE CLUB EXTRA PURSE. Wow. LOST. So. Mr. Enas's Warp - - Mr. Bs w trees ThinCaa. Mr. PATTISON'S Ratter , , and Mr. Bavrritaa's Tinier c being drawn, the Park was adjudged to The hares were (lout, but afforded great (port, particularly the lalt day, on which the courfes in general Were very timely coggefted.