The Sun.
London, England, 1801-08-01 00:00:00

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THE
last accounts which we received ,hei.e from
:Egypt, came down to the zd of June, and mention
that the Army of the GRAND VIZAEK had formed a
•jupai'on near Cairo-with the Corps under the-CAP-
STAIN-DACHA.
The GRAND VIZIER
'this junaion to undertake an attack-Upon Cairo,'
where there- is still a French Corps, which princi-
PAlly endeavours to defend the Forts there:
We have not. as yet received any account that
the English Troops from :the East- Indies, which
have landed at Suez, have joined the GRAND
VIZIER.

In the aetion which took place on the 18th of
May, between the French and the GRAND Viz. jut,
'a Corps of Turks of soot) men, bravely maintained
'their ground against almost an equal number of
French, who endeavoured to attack ,the rear of the
GRAND VIZIER, till they received a reinforcement
of 4oi-io merr, which compelled the Enemy to re_
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The disagreement ''which prevails among the
French Generals, has been:of teat advantage Lathe
Turks and English.
The situation of Alexandria is -said to be more
than critical : it is greatly in want of water.
Dispatches from the Commander of AleXandria to
The First Consul BONAPARTE, fully confirmed the
'distressed condition of Alexandria.

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We stave received advises here, that the s'ttuadrOn
'of Admiral GANTIJEAUUE was seen the t ith of
Anne off Calpe- SPrtivoito, on the coast of Cala-
3r;G• The next day the squadron of Admiral
WARitN api)earcd in rite same seas. It is bel?eved
,
- Mere, that an entagentent must have taken place he-
!weEn the two Fleets at the entrance of the Adrizi-
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The French, it .is sopposed3 intended tp,
'take on board more trqOps at 'Meant, or Briir'-
nisi, and- then proceed to Egyi t, or posibty make
bo attack on some of the Turkish Provinces in the
zeighbourhood of the Adriatic..
The English AmbaSsador here, Lord
sent off to the Fleet under Lord Kuritt, cdnsider-
tble Surns.of Money which he had received from
'his court. Mr. HAN:I:Tom, Private Secretary to
tort has the charge of this Money on
board. the Vessel 621 carries in.

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It is said, that Sir Stormy SMITH is returning
to gngland on board the Tigre. His Secretary has
toss his life in the Nile

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A Genoese journal of the Ist inst.
,says that,
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cording to aceonnts ought by a ship arrived in the
Cuiph,q.,-rSpe'zziez;a considerable Spanish and French
fleet has been seen off the coast of Sardinig. Ac-
cording to advices from Legborn of the id inst. a
French Ship of the Line And two Frigates, had tip_
Protched that Road ; and by accounts from Ardples,
tsf the 24th of June, a numerous Fleet had appeaWi
in 'sight of that harbour, but their fiat could not be
aistinguishedb

- The same Accounts trOm Naples Mention a sea
tngaieMeni between Barletta And This
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tngagement is likewise mentioned n letters horn
Ancona of the 22d Of
,bane, with the addition that
a cannonade had been heard there Which lasteiteight,
hours) and flames had been seen to ascend at a
distance as if from Ships on Are, but nothing fartlter
*as known Of the circumstances or issue of this
tugngenlettr.
According to the last accounts fropl Leg orii,
Par" •
Fell`r7jo still holds out bravely, notwithstand-
,
the heavy hombardment,, which has done great
da.nage. some E-glish Ships have thrown pew
succours into the placejiand the French have ereaed
a ilew battery of four mortars,

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