The Sun.
London, England, 1801-05-02 00:00:00

LO ND ON, MAY z, 1801.

WE yesterday had the satisfaaion of presenting
a Confirmation of the glorious event in Egypt, which
we the day before had the pleasure of 'atmouncifig to
the British Public, in a Dispatch received yesterday
morning, from Lord CARYSFORT at Eerlin, and by
the East India Company from _ their Agent, Mr,
TooKE, at CowtantinoNe. As we yesterday stated,
it was on 'the z Ist- of March, at Rhattiaxia,, that the
great battle took place. Sir. RALPH .A BERCkOI4DY
marched to attack MENou, who. Was •at that
it appears from the letters of MsNotr, .probibly
marching to meet him. The defeat of the French waic
compleat. Their Army was totally broken, and the
pursuit was continued at the time when the dispatches
came away. This defeat cost the vanquished SQO
prisoners, zOOO killed, and an unascertained, but, no
doubt, a very cerniiderable number of wounded., We
have purchased the victory. with the loss of 303
killed, and t zoo wounded, among whom we find with
great regret the Commander in Chief, Gen. ABER
CROMDT, Dilitjor,Generals MooRE .and PARKER,
and Sii SIDNEY SMITH, who, we already know,
had a horsekilleti under him on the ,day of the land.
ing. This vitory i not the only satisfaelory cir,
cumstancewhic.h Egyy .kliords us. The Fort of
Aboukir was already in possession of our Troops,
and it was expeaed that illexaft.d ,-ia would soot:
submit to the same fate.

Such'a situation of affairs, after a Campaign of
only thirteen days, leaves us little reason to doubt
that the whole 'of ,Egypt. will, soon ha-:e been thi
reward of the valour , of our Soldiers..-'"Are stated
yesterdays in part,. the reasons oh...:r:11:-,ci(t.:7! foun(l:.d
our hopes, and we shall soon haye oLc.i,„m-to return
to the subjea,

YEsr£RDAY afternoon the Prince VW/riles Packet
arrived at Yarmouth from Cuxhavebi. with a Mes-
senger from Lord •Mitrro at Vienna, containing
Dispatches to the East India Company from their
Agent,' Mr.. Too E, at Constantinople. It was
repented that this Messenger had brought Lord
Dispatches, but uron inkuiry we found.
that was not the case.

The Prince of It ile.l left CuxliAven on Wednes;
day last. . it is stated by the nts,engers who calm.;
over in her; that th•! Danes were about to evacute
Hamburgh.—Arnongst the Pasbengtis this VIMCI
were Brigadier-General MACKENZ I E and his Suite,
who is said to be charged with an"-important
sion from Berlin ; and likewise Viscount AL LADI Ass
Minister of the Marine Department at Portugal.

The Advices which, Government vc3tcalay re.
cei veLl from the North of Europe, by, the sani.
Packet Eoat which brought the above inforthation,
are, we learn, of a Very 'satisfaflory nature The
Courts. of the North, as we had imagined, spew
themselves disposed to regulate their conduit by
that of the Emperor A.IIX.A.NDER., who on his parr,
every day confirMs the high opiniditkvbich his sub.
jeds and all Europe have formed oflii4Misilom
,
benevolence, and who shews M`DiT. his

inclination to pursue,, with respect to 11:)e- vireos
arid sentiments which direaeddhe condmq of the im-
mortal CATIi EILI.NE in the latter end of her reign.

The following Bulletin, being the substance of
the Dispatch, .transmitted to the East India Com-
pany, by their 'Agent,- at Ctiustantinople, Mr.
sent. from the
where it was
rco t India
Hcii Vea sr 0 ypielsotyerdday
,7Coafffteeernoloon4se,
read, and reeetted with three huzzas.

Coittaqtilleple,
e •
On the 2ISt of March General Mr.NOU, in his mash horn
Rharpanie, with B,ooolnfantry, and 3.,000 Cavalry, wiiiii-
tack,cd and defeated-by General AriEße QM BY, 'With tbeICAS
of 2,000 killed, and'soo Prisoners.. Our loss, Soo
and 1,203 wounded; among the latter, Generals Ai Lk_
CROPARV, MOORE, PARKER, and Sir StD2iVY Sr4ITB.
The Enemy was pursued in every direetion.—Abottkii.had
surrendered, stud Alexandria Was supposed, by Pord KZ LT tit
if not taken, oh the point of surrendering. • .

The FrpoCh. Cavalry, in the stile of Mamelukes, attackid
the-English Infantry with all the impetuosity peculiar to the;
Arab Cavalry, but were defeated in every attack. -

The Dispatches received yesterday, containing
the agreeable advi,ces of the defeat of the French
forces in Egypt, were sent off tolits MA) ESTY at
Kew.

We understood last night that Lord St..FIELEKs
would set off for Petersburgh on Mpnclay. next.. A
Frigate is now lying at Yarmouth in "readiness 0
convey his Lordship to Russia. His Lordship will
be accompanied by the Son of Count Woorizow,
the,late Russian Ambassador at our Court, who re_
mains in England until the arrival. of final instruc_
ions from the Cabinet of St. Petcrsburgh.

At the Corn Exchange yesterday, Wheat fell full
ss. per quarter lower than Monday's marker, and
Flour has declined full 7s. per sack..
The Hereditary Prince of ORANGE has informal
the Regency of the country of Nassau; now Sitting,
at Dillenburgh, of his intended arrival in that little
towns

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Nwl illi bapetium felagr, say:an:it it;denter;i.
Sed vale datum.

YARMOUTH, MAY I.

Tilts morning arrived the Ptizee of Wales
Packet, without Mails. She left Cuthavcn on

Wednesday last, with a Messenger from Lotd

MINTO at Vienna. Viscount ALLADIA, Minister
'of the Marine Department at Portugal, and General
'‘IVITENZIE from Berlin, are among the Passengers.
The Passengers by this Packet say, that the Danes
are about to quit Hamburgh.

The King George Packet, DE AN r, left Cuxhaven
on Tuesday last, with Dispatches from Lord CAR YS.
FORT at Berlin, and arrived at Harwich yesterday..
She brought no Mails.
' Arrived the Albion and Wrigbt, Armed Ships,
from a Cruize.