Star.
London, England, 1801-09-09 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
3 per Ccnt. Cone 6o—Omnium
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Otnniun:
Eng Hill Tickets 161.
frith li:3ms 81
Conf. for Acc 6011 60

Bank Stock
3 pa C. Conf. 59{ 6o 59{
sperCent.Ano•93ft
bop. Ann. ii is-x 64
DUBLIN. SEPI [MISER 5
A per Colt. Gov. Deb. 7:: i—c per C. 901-6
6 per Cut. City Bonds 984.

This day we received the Paris Journals to the
6ih m 1. incldive. They contain huwever very
little novelty. One of them Rates that orders have
been given to the Dutch Admiral De WINTER to
embrace the &It opportunity that may be offered'
by the wind driving the Britifh men of war off the
coaft, to proceed to join Admiral Lsroticti at
Boulogne.—A fair confelon that they dare not
face our brave Tars.

The Clef du Cabiati mentions that Mr. PAGET has
arrived at Park, and adds, that his palLtge through
France gives reafoti to believe, that he is charged
with Come million to the French Government.

The fubjoined extracts from thefe Journals con-
tain every thing worthy of notice prefented by them.
This day we have alfo received accounts from
other parts of the Continent, two Hamburgh mails,
viz. thole due Sunday 'an and this morning hav-
ing arrived. The principal article is from Vienna,
and flaws the furrender of Alexandria to the Bri-
tilh. Lord MINT() had received no courier fince
the one which brought the news of the furrendet
of Cairo, but fuch accounts as we have mention
ed had been received by way of Civita-Vecchia
and Trielt.

This news k fo extremely likely to prove true,
that we thould not be furprized if Difpatches,
which were this day received at the Admiralty
from Lord KEtra, the contents of which had not
tranfpired when this paper was put to prefs,
brought a confirmation of it. In the mean time,
without offering any obfervations of our own, we
'hall lay before our Readers fuch accounts as have
reached us t

Eitraits of letters from Malta dated July r 3, fay,
" On the t tth inftant, an Englifh frigate arrived
here from Egypt, with a French General and fome
French Officers and Soldiers; and yefterday five
other Englifh (hips came in with French troops on
board, whom they were carrying back to France.
From thefe fhips we learn, that the garrifon of
Alexandria had made a (ally, with a view to clear
the canal of the Nile and procure water. They
were, however, attacked on two fides, by the Eng-
lifh and Turks, who took 700 prifoners.

" JULY 17.—0 n the 6th, 2,000 Swifs troops ar-
rived here, and will fail again in a few days for
Egypt.—They are a very fine body of men. A
convoy, having on board three regiments from
Minorca, paired this ifland about three days ago
on the fame deftination. The French in that
country difpute every inch of ground ; feveral of
their vellas laden with all kinds of floret have
been taken and font in here. The laft accounts of
the French fquadron from Toulon Rate, that it
wak very near Alexandria, but being difcovered
by Lord KRITH'E fleet inftantly tacked: his Lard-
[hip immediately detached in purfuit a divition of
his fhips under the ccommand of Rear-Admiral Sir
RICHARD BICKERTON. Several of our wounded
Officers ant arrived here on their paffage home.
The hot Weather is now letting in.—The neceffa-
ries of life are plentiful and reafonable in price.
The duty of the garrifon is flrialy kept up, parades
minutely attended to, and every poll regularly vi-
fited by the Field Officers of the day—in fhort, we
arc all hands on the alert, efpecially fince the con-
(piracy for delivering the ifland up to the enemy
was difcovered. Our army in Egypt, by late re-
port had marched inland towards Cairo, fuccefs-
fully beating down all oppofition, but not without
lots ; it is conftantly receiving reinforcements,
which enables our gallant countrymen to follow
up their fire blow. Alexandria, it is well afcer-
taMed, is provided for a Rubborn refillance fmall
craft arc confiantly getting in. To judge of the
fupplies received by thofe means from the vefiels
co:aft:in:ly falling into our hands, this port cannot
be at all cliftreft ; but it is conjectured that, fo
loop as the other polls of the country arc recon-
qucred, it garrifon will capitulate."