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London, England, 1801-07-22 00:00:00

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The Mail of yellerday brought difpatches to•
Government from Egypt, which were !aft night
publifhed in a Gazette Extraordinary. As we
fufpeited, when we obferved the route of the Mef
finger noticed in uur Vienna letters, they relate
to the events communicated to the public befpre
in Lord ELoin's brief notices. Thefe difpatches,
however, are of confiderable importance, as they
contain full and istelfgia details of thole military
events with which wewere before butlittle acquaint
ed, and will enable any perfan to forinpretty cor
reit ideas of the pmgrefs we have made in the cun•
quell of Egypt, and the enemy's means of furthe•
refillauce.

It teems to have been fortunate for the Tu, its
that tome of our Officers had joined them, and
given them a little (kill in European tallies. The
Moniteur informed us, that Generals BEL LIARD and
L♦ GRANGE were to attack the VIZIER on the
18th, and that after beating him they were to re-
turn to reinforce MENOU at Alexandria. But this
attack, which was anticipated as a viElory, has
proved a defeat. The French, fo far from driv-
ing the Viz int acrofs the Defart; return to Cairo
baffled and patted by an enemy they defpifed. Far
from reinforcing Mown, there is very little pa-
pal of their defending themfelves in Cairo againit
the combined forces under General HUTCH::: Ci'!,
and the CAPTAIN PASHA, and the GRAND VI Z I EP..
They were between four and five thoufand, and
we imagine few were left behind at Cairo.
To add to their embarraffment.s, Mov RAD BEM's
fucceffor, OSMAN Bev, has joined
.us with fifteen
hundred excellent cavalry, who muff be of great
fervice, both from their knowledge of the country
and their influence with the inhabitants. The
French, therefore, muff fpeedily be infnlated at
Cairo and Alexandria. They cannot any longer
keep up their communications, when they cannot
(pare divifions of troops, when a fuperior cavalry
fcours the country, and when the natives. are hof-
tile to them. The fuperiority of force which we
now fo clearly pofiefs will Coon be further encrea fed
by the arrival of the Indian army. Colonel Mut.
RAY, with the &it divifion, has arrived. at Coffeir,
in Upper Egypt, and General BAIRD is Coon
peEted with the fecond. The numbers are not
Coffeir is a confiderable dillance, no doubt,
from General Hurcrinisom's potation, bat the
French can have no detachments there t and if
Mv RAD BEY'S fucceffor has brought over all the
partifans of that Chief, oar reinforcements will
have little difficulty in dialing their pmEtion with
the main army.

Monday morning their Malt grits, the Patti.
cr sses, the Earl anoTCountefs of ROYSLYN, the Earl
of UXBRIDGE,HOO. Lady C. PAOET, Lady CATII.
CART, Lady CHMILOTTS Dvait•w, &C. went on
board the ROYAL CHARLOTiR yacht, at Wey.,
mouth, but there being little or no wind, they
were not out of fight of the Bay,—Abouffir o'clock
their Kairrrits returned from their aquatic er;
curfion and went to the Theatre.

The Prince of Comps, the Dukes of Bousamt
and CNousuu., Monfieur de CALONIIt, with
feveral other perfons of dipsition, dined on Sun-
day with the Earl of LIVERPOOL, at his Lordihip's
feat at Addifcombe, near Croydon.

- -
The Ruffian General 1-leamay' who commanded
the auxiliary Ruffians in Holland when he was
taken prifoner, died at Peterffiurgh on the alth
June, with the charaaer of a brave and deferral
officer.

STATUB or THB MBILVIS Cotawoeets.—The
Statue of Marquis CORNWALLIS, ereded, as a tef-
timony of gratitude and refped by the Gentlemen
at Fort St G urge, was difplayed to the Public on
the teth of February with every mark of cliftinc.
don.
Lord Cetvz, accompanied by his Staff, and at-
tended by the whole of his Body guard, was pre-
fent on the occafion :• and on the Statue being djf.
played, his Lordfhip and the Gentlemen prefent
flood uncovered; the troops pretested arms,drums
beat a march, and officers fainted: Three vollies
from the troops, and a royal calm from the hea-
vy guns on the works, next edited.
The Statue is finely executed, and is pedefirion.
The Maavis is reprefented in his -Peers robes?
thrown with great cafe over a military uniform.
His right hand is extended, as in the a& of offer-
ing his fervices and..protedion. On the fide are
his Lordfhip's arms, coronet, and trophies On
the pedeßal is an appofite infcription;—a figure of
Britannia and Pillory, with a bars relief, reprefent-
ing the reception, as holiages, of the Eons of Tie.:
POO SULTAUN.
The Statue faces the Weft—the bafs relief is at
the back of the Statue; the figure of rtttory on
`one fide, and Britannia on die other; (hewing that
the whole was accomplifised under the outfaces of
Britifh victory.
Yefterday a folemn Repine was performed for
the deceafed Lord PBTIIL, ax the Chapel of the
Eleaor of BA VAR I A, accompanied with all the cor-
refponding rites of the catholic worfhip. Thechapell
was crowded in every part with perfoes of the firft
(elision, particularly of the Catholic Nobility, who
attended to pay this laR tribute of refpe& and at-
teaion to the memory of this mnehltmented and
amiable Nobleman. The families of Lord Sit SAWS.
BURY, Lord ARUNDIL,STOURTON, Sir J. Tuaoca-
soarow, Sir Bneese, and feveral other
diftingnifhed perfonages were prefent on this me-
lancholy occafion. The Mufic, compofed by
Wass, was of the molt fublime and impreffive
kind we ever heard. Dice um, affilled by many
fingers of the firfi profiffional cunfequence in town,
led the vocal department, The organewas played
by Mr. Wr esu with much- &ill and effed. A Job
in the De Prefuntfu, lung in a (kyle of fuperior ex-
cllence by Dm MUM, made a arcing impreffion on
the audience. The folemnity of the oceafion,
which the feelings of the whole affembly teemed
fully to harmonize, and die air of ferioufnefs and
apparent devotion with which the whole was con-
JuCted, altogether difplayed one of the molt in.
tereiting fcencs we ever witnefed.
Upon the refignotion of Russet Davinsol. and
DA•ID DOVOLAS, Efqrs. the Faculty of Ada*,
aces, at a fneeting on Friday fe'anight, nominat-
ed Jonas Ha! Foam and Joan Jeanine Efqrs.
:o be Collators fur the Faculty of theDecilions of
the Court of Sefton.
Six Companies of the Brigade of Guards
marched on Monday in two divirtm fro* Cbselti;
Egad to Chiatam.

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