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TILE-ROYAL, DRURY.LANK THIS PRESENT EVENING, December 3, their Mak.Ries Servant, will ate a Comic Opera, flowed THE DUENNA• • D o n Jerome, Mr. SUEIT; Ferdinand, Mr. KELLY; Antonio, Mr. DIGNUM ; Carlm, Mrs. MOUNTAIN; Ifase Mendez*, Mr. %MCA, Lora,Mr, WEWITZER ; Faller Fate, Mr. AL:42.W Clara, Mrs. BILLIUGTON, - no will i ntro duce a 13rrenra Song, w ith an oblizato Aevin• " T i o ient on the Violin, by Mr. WEicasc Li, compoted by i; . .j o ind. • L o ulia, Mils DE CAMP m ec um, (am Duenna), Mils POPP, To which wM be Iddod a Comedy, caned KATHARINE AND PE'CRUCHIO. Petruebin, Mr. IILEMAJA,_ _ fecund appearance in that charader thde f years.) Karb , rlar.. Mirg DE CAMP. To-morrow—.Doder Yourtea Tragedy of the Revive will which is the owly night will be performed tfds feri a ; tba Fart of Lama. by Mr. Itembla which wi.l be OA the Conde interlock of SylveAer ppgzsrip.mi and the ;noel Ballet of DOD Ivan or fife Libertine Delinweel --- THEATRE-ROYAL, COYltbrT-GAILD4N. •V.MORROW ' EVENING, December 4, . wia be prefeeted Bow jimmy'. Comedy of EVERY MAN IN His HUMOUR. Kitely, Mr. 0.012EE, To P AU L bc Added tAc Muficai Farce of AND VIRGINIA. Mr. INCLEDON; Wrenia, Mrs. If. JOHNSTON. This Evcninp--Rolly as It flies: with the Review. snowloT, Mrs. Blllineon will perform h4andanc, in the know Opera of Artwiarsco. To which will he Added (Is Setalsiament of Csikarkw and Pctrochh?., I , . NEW MUSIC. This day ins publiihed, by OsioWog, Phipps, and D'Ainvine, MuSe Sellers to their Royal Highneffes the Prince and Prin. cis of Wales, No. a. PO Mall. and 70, St. James-Rea!, SIX FAVOURITE SCOTS AIRS, arr4n'ed as Rondos, with an introdudtory flow movensent to each, for the Piasto.fort•J oompofed by J li. Rutter. PACC ill. A fccond fee of fur Waltzes for the Piano-Uwe, with an a e. companiment for the Flute or Violin; by A. Brav a Pik.. 0 . Her: in cool Grot and molly Cell, a favour:tr. Rondo :*;11e words by Shenttose; compolid by J. Thompfon. Price is. lid. . Mad Annie, a favourite Scotch bort ; writssa by Dr. An &riga ; compared by J. Thompfon. Price is. Sae:: Innocence whereer thy bleit abode; fun by hflfs Diton, in the Op. of II boodocani; by J. Attwood. Price is. L'Amior Timide, a favourite 1521!ad ; written by R. Y. Sheridan, Efq.; compared by J. Robitifon. Price ts. The Invitation, a favourite bong ; compared by J. Thoiniw _ I'i. Price Is. sine Overture In the Grand Ballet of Peroure ; compofed by 3 toorbaul and Davey. Price 2s. Sit Airs, feletted from the aft A. of Pernufe, in which is in traduced the favouritisAir, when the Chan, pans c., 6 ett. apptars ; evmpored by J. Davey. Price gs..—%Vherc may be h.ad Laity, the Overture and Songs in the Operas ..f Ramait prong, Mind Girl, St. David's bay, 11 Doirdia. - azi. Paul .ma Virgin;a. Turnpike Gate; and a great variety of New Molic. NEC MUSICAL NLAGAZIN F. - -.- • On Saturday next, December 5, IC, 1, wei re pahlifhed, • NUMBER 1. --(To be continued Vt'w - i.:11 . , pric , . only) (irery Nurab , r 6:anthill as mi...h Prril e.e i rei . ,3 'Marie as is efually fold for Five-Nailing') Of rj'HE MUSICAL MAGAZINE; or Complete Library of Vocal and loAromitental Mane : comirrhend- I:: the chid works of all the molt ceklarolaallmgiith and Poo Campo:era. Particniarly, °PLIAS, SOMATA!, MLIIS, OLAT0130:, CI:LI TV SO'S, CA CA!' TAM, CANON 3, COMCEITOS, SONGS, MARCH rs, LISSOM:, CM SIXONITS, DA/ILI., Ste. far the Voice, Organ, Harpfichord, Piano Forte, and Violin. 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APORTRAIT nf Mr. WILLIAM CORRETT, allarAvwl by 13+4ttinsal, trona Drayvio:: by J. R. binith. To be had at N. ,1 3 . Csockfpur-Lbrca, Ctaring-croft. 77Th CAMPAIC.VIN EGrPI. ONSERVAT lONS ON THE LATE CAMPAIGN IN EGYPT BY GIENBRAI. LEGNIER. The Geartd Vizier and the Government of Con- Ranrinc pie, who had required of: the Englifh only :in aasiliar corps ro.afliti them in their attack on Fos pt. were ailoniflted by the arrival of an army, capable of attirg ac a principal. They had occa lion to Jseasl equ.,llr .oar faccefs, and that of the Englilh; es, in whatever manntr the (tingle fhonld terminate, F.gypt wonid remain under the domi nion of a foleign power ; and they could not be certain that the est:cm/Aims of it would be one of thceondilionsofthepeace This fear,addedtotheef lea of the negeciations Opened by Rain, induced the Tux ks rather to embarrafs, than to aid the Englith•expedition ; they took no part in it, till' they faw the Enghth ready to ad, and the Grand Vizier did no , march till they had obtained fuccefs. The Englith, penetra.ted with elleem for the army . of the Eall, and dreading its valour, were pc' fuaded that they fhould be beioen. 'ibis was alth the opinion of the greater number of their Ge nerals ; bn., confidering that its General in Chief (Mesou) was yet unexperienced in the important funttions with which he was charged, they hoped to profit by his faults, fo as to overcome his at my in detail: they have row avowed to many French officers, that it was tingly this hop: that determin ed them to execute the order to debark in Egypt. General Mr NOU may be reproached with having conceived a jealoaly ag.:inlk the Generals who poi felEal the cora:dence of the army, of having fent them to remote !rations, and of having employed every means to difgna them. Is was fold in France, contrary to all truth, and on the faith of flying reports. that tile Generals were for mink an anti-colisni il party, and that Ge• neral Not: alone stri!l..:d to preferve Egypt. In the inzan tine, what. meafures were taken to accompiitir this great ob]eill d At the time of KL ha t.'c's death, the military dies were filled with the coat, iott:',on. which he had levied after his il ium-Mu, v Heliopolis, and the army was in the mu:: con.l.tion. It who conceived that its retisurces were ilexh ; and no care wt.: taken to at: to:rest i•r even to preterit them. fa..i..e,1 by Kt. ore's economy were Mon A- there tats an ot.willingnefs to g,ye was to ...11 Idea even of the potlibiiity of be -41- 4 .i! , 4 , ;test, tl.e. net:clay provifions were ne th• c intributions was etArd : *id, w; as the Islnglifli appeared, the military I es wcr: eno,* y, :pot che oval: cd :hey t ie to have been. !•Ft•R Er y l All been irrnAted. And his fuccours Lad S. -.I refilled, thoti:dr they could be very Inc e:y e mployed. ;art of the troops which Ihould have been t :Id tolit, were withdrawn ~:t. ; ; do i *..*.si .•1 • oolared hy K SIR, far r 4 . 1 t: in; in the Delta a . -eferve of 'Aide o to the rocas which 7:t 1. it 1.1 ant ir en foilutsel up. Wheat t.le landed at Aboukir, on !!1: Th Blat t 2h, 0!.1 a finail n 1111 l bee rif troops . 1 -toied to them. There slitputcd the o .re trre3 tea kr.t very, hut they were thil• •! .7 1 . 1.: ..! rt..!sting to :h.: VALL fupenanity ..I . l.•L•nt.rrs. '1 tau +l.:et. 17.1.1 n..l;vccf xt Allonkir on a nad a. v;. , l,:nci: of the a inds pre en:L..l Cie of trorrl -for feven dAys.— laforraatiou had bccn received at Cairo, oa 4th of March, that this fleet h-,d arrirAl. IT the cavalry had been ditparch•td immediately, i, mihht have arrived by forced /pat ch...s, (in the day of th landing, and the whole of the army rnijit hay.; followed elate after it. The En„rdifh army, a ed immediately after its dearkation, hcfoi e it bad time to organize itfclf, and to put its artillery in orJer, would have been tardy forced back into the fea. But the French army triu, on the contrary, feu in divilicins to different points of Egypt. It was ill vain that it was reprefented that the En in ar fly Was the only one to be feared ; thai it could not land any where but at Aboukir; that the Grand Vizier would hot match ;ill it file!hd have obtained fucccfs ; and thaz ali our feces fliouli be united to defeat the General Msaou fent towards Al otthir only Cc nzral Lamusss, with a part cf his and a tingle regiment of cavalry, and even tLis corps could dot come up till two days after the 13nd:ng. The Ent, , lifh army was five days in completing its debarkation, and putting itfelf in order ; it then commenced its march for Alexandria. 111.! French were able to bring together no more that men td oppofe 17,000 Englith ; but it was need:- fary to keep open the communication with Cairo, whence they expelled every moment to lee the reit of the army arrive. On the t4th of March tivri attempted to defend this communication. A v.•(• ik corps difputed the vielory a lotto' rime with the whole Englifh army, made letter a c(lnti.6.rabl.l lots, and retire towards Alexandria, viten it wa s more plain, as all Ft encl . :men ftw that they were giving up the fa7our.tble oprr.rtuniy the Engin army ; and 'h.': to,oco rll , , nl it might Elvc been brought t7ether ou that day, would have infallibly dearoyed it. The refilanrc of to weak a corps againa an en tire army, and its bold countenance on the heights of Alexandria, kept the Englith in awe. A:lo. niflted at the number of their killed and wounded, inaead of profiting by their fuccefs, they halted, and threw up entrenchments, with much ativ4r, in a eery narrow potition, between the lake Mahe and the lea. _ General MEtrov received information of the landing on the t ith of March, at Cairo, awl dc termined at length to march ; but wilhing to keep the garrifons, much too large, in every place, he did not bring together all the troops which might have been led againil the enemy. On the loth of March he arrived at Alexandria, but the Englith had been for eight days labouring ' at them entrenchments, and had mounted on than a numerous artillery. They had t 6,000 men in this lirong pofition, and only 9,500 had been brought together to attack them. Still this attack was necefrary, in order to bring this point to a fpeedy termination, and to go afterwards, and heat the Grand Viaier as form as he ihould pals the defart. It was•hoped, that by making alv eat ef. fort on the tight wing . of the enemy, while tli-i left was kept engaged, it wi.uld he pi:ffible to b ik in on it, and to profit by the diforder, II; as to de• tide the viaory with out cavalry. This plan was conveyed to General Minot, b.; an indirect channel, and he ordered it to be put in execution on tit:: craft of March. General LAN V Sib, who was charged with the execution of the principalattack,aas unfortunately killed in marching nt the head of his The difpofitions that he had ordered were not C.:1411 followed. This threw the troops into diforder, and they difperfed at the foot of the enemy's entrench ments, without being able to penetrate them. The fame happened in the centre. In there eircum (lances the commander ought certailily c put himfelf at the bead of the troops to tally thao, And lead them back to the charge; btu Gcnetal MENOU met the ca. tlry in the sear of the army, and gavc it ordzreto charge. The cavalry chat : L.(l ith the gr:Ateil bravely into the mid.l ri the Englilh at:al.:TT, and their entrenchm;:ms ; thirds of them were killed, wounded, or difinornt ed, and the reit were compelled to retire. The movements of the troops w::ieh General Rim at ER drew from the rd.tht wing to failain the centre, and the left, were relaxed 3y the movements of ;he cavalry; and when this lali was defiroyed, there was no longer any hope of fuceef , , and the bull nefs concluded in a !ewe. The great rupee ,rity of numbers, the advantage of an entrenched po!iion, the orders to i given at fuch an untitnely mnment to the procured to the Englifh a vitory v. have fecured to them x cnnque ., of pt. if they had known how to in uft by it on .11% in. Lea_ !, flint; hut, affeaed by the I .of iI _ta t in Chief, and their other 10 , n o;* the fupetinr bravery of French tr•meis, ti,. were set d ru h t f u l s ifs Olt:11'1 . 11(0:f , , ;Old I 1.:; d.. 1 not quit their entrenehm.mts. The French troops wcrc it;11 in polrzfr, at of le fources againq eilen,Ls deficient in .u•.i Exceedingly flow ht their c,)mt.inc I t‘pciat:• , r.. It was neccifary to keep gErra..iiso•ii; in ,her,, Il important place., the tatters r•lgia h.cc ee 4. coated; and a lu.ve m:i . have bi ought together in the ficlif •.:• i ; • ••• • le• able to attack the v.11:1 marched to Rnfetta, End to h,:it tae VI as he fhould d. far; : • • " ~ :•.i V.l : porta in Valli to G{:flelit Mt NO::. poling on hintteli with gr0t.;....:..; perinacied that the enemy n• • urt7:. .1 a!•; attemrt. Tlie army rern.tined i pnfition, which r vein lied coaiiati (,) 4 . 1 military principles, irate ti i.t . 1.11, ;.ro , within the fortification , . and cry .tion to fircogtheu than, in Ander tint ate plc. ro T•HE FACULTY. WANTED, a Gentl, tn.tr thoroughly qualified to tale an rqual• pan in a v.er genteel aai old ;Ra id/tied buOoeN of a Surgeon, Apothecary, and Man-Mid ;rife, in 1 good Marlict Town in Leieeflerlire. For further particulars, letters addref.xl (poft paid), to Z. at the TedbOare, Leicoitcr, will be ugly atttetided to. MEDICAL ASSISTANT. WANTED, by a ~ tirgaon and Apothecary, of ext,nilve pradice, in tl,e Connt7 of Warrick, a Peefor. sell) cmi he well r.commuutei fr.r ellaradcr atd abili ties farther parneelars, apply to Mr. Whitwell, Beth nal-gewn, London. A READING BOY. UTA\TTED, f r a Daily Paper, a lad capable TV of mall!), klauureriPis ke•u'i , b tacililf au4 eurruanefa -One that has been aectillomel to a Emltur occupation in a Prating Office will be preferred. Apply to the Pri.:tcr of this Paper. M~)~li/ r :s: 1.:,; , •i1,1:.1 i:7l .t 171,1),, •!: to c• - )110.i ill,: CY t.:r ' l • ,: •v.. ; V. I. •, ••.Iroc hvi I . ' • ~ • I •• of ce nt, noL 11.v.r iions iu Akxandt::), bu!, its magazines ; r.t., i ~~• , fond away a part of ~.'•'•o nll,l- in a little time encumber .1:e and lean its means of fuLi'lliczc... The Engiilh, jrriaetllq Terrkiin by the CA: TLIN • 'TU.:I': • Rofetta the toth of Apr il. It .r, :!:L7l th.lt ttc Er:nrh at rr:p. re;h t'Acy eel./ Cr.a.; crChitcceil",. •lr fear.. ,'...ta-..rn , -nts Ater" tr.) Roi,;;ta, - biilbcd ;!.!:•.!--.••v, Pzad c . l.leing l'rt , e - tt.rre have lull 7iven it I . ll:fiCi,•.ilt C 110:::: I() ref,c thlte armies which st!cel,:ri it. ~ ,end itself 1 into three corprt,, ali too secnt!r: to czn.rl ftro?riur fo7r.:es of enzmy. • l••(• Thu :In - :Inn:PLY. ',r.7 , • to ot: ti :Ltt..,k.,:d on di...! oth 1::,0 1 ;litil and 'forks. I: Ltd. The jiinalrm of this corns with the tree .s which weir iat Cairo, tva the Pl":”.1S of attemptingto deieat tits arm" or the Cr !no Vizi,a, hefitre ilic arrival (A' the Englith y, marching r,:iwly agaiLit C. o. The army ( the amoim ed to alytur men. His ::r -riflery w.o.l.•rvred y E:l2l:lltoguancss. The co:ps irom Cairo, to attack him was 5,.-c.3 men. lc nr:t. upon the 15th of May, the advanced of the earity of tlte Grand Vi zier, near Einem::: 'Kite co: p., :he Tin army gave way, as the French :Ali-arced, and threatened to march toCiti ro, where :hen:l.:mail..a onlya very Lcble gar rifon. It t Irtt Cairn would he attacked, anti taken by Cie 1..-1;;;Ali army, if, by endcaYntiring tc engage in a I.cifr..e affair an enemy, who hill ieftiftd battle, much time should he lull in return:ng to it. This corps accordingly returned to Cairo, and fcsing no means of fighting. advantageoully on a level country, de termined to act the part only of delendiag that . city. The Eng1:111 army continued to march (lowly. It wifhed to combine its operations syi Ai thole of the Vizier, and of the clrps come from ladia by Suez, and 11111 dreaded tome partial click. The foldiers fuffercd very much from the climate, al though they did nn care: ience any of the priva tions which the army of the Eelt had inpported upnn their arrival in Egypt. The::: three armies . did. not invell Cairo until the zzali of June. , The troops which occupied that city had then to defend a circuit of inemenfe extent, p‘tic,,ir s p g on ly a few fl,rtitied p0'0n..., little capable of the fire of ariiilery, aga'.l.t a corobined a: my of 40,00ci /ma. They had to l.zen down a ..cniidsrable popu lation, th.it wilted .:11 to rife. • There were not at Cairo more than Coco foldiers fit to carry atm.:. The rertr,iii•ler confuted of in ' valids Fick, per:long in onicial l ittlationg, &;.0.. &C. The plague (till continued its rarat-_•s there. It was impo:Mile, wi.hotit great ilanize., to match into the country, and try its fortune againit one of the invading armies. Thole troops difperied in the works, which they had not time to complete, r••old no: maintain themfelycs a long time againit internal and external aracks ; and tho:e.gh they thotild be able to defend th::nfelves, the floras, particularly proviliont,- rhuit fad air .11:w-days of I Tlre appeara net, and • tla: afpea i.f fortificatioas, which were Ilia . b::t trillit%, had an impaling eifal opoit the enemy. They induced them to fign an he:tom-31Z: cap'. tulatton, when they might have diaated a capi tnl _ . The army of :he Ea(, N.:l*h Nva... .:n a 13,:ttcr flats: to drfend EgNpt, Ns - 1)4.1., c.. 11::• .; to ni:nd its glory and part I,tl,9urs, st.:•er Cos. I:lg lif6 appealed, to ft,: tilc cod of it. ill A camp.stizn,•lut v..11:c1) w.)s to c,:ra.: thls coosnelled ...d !-! t' ' Ti le r, re. vcri::. conic! 1. • :ita 'bitted 1:11:111 lv : 71 , ju :ice. 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