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London, England, 1802-10-28 00:00:00

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Co the 3oth of September the Vincailo brig,
commanded by Captain Paovosr, arrived here
from Alexatarla, in 47 days, having touched at
Malta and Algiers in her way: She left'Algiers.
five days before her arrival here. In going into
Algiers the was chafed by a Portuguefe fquadion
of two fail of the line and feveral frigates and
Hoops that were then blocking up that port. All
the Algerine cruizers were then in harbour.
The fame day arrived here the THAN'S frigate
from Malta, with difpatehes from Sir RICHARD
BICKIIIOII, to the fquadron here, with orders
for them to get ready for feu with the utmoft ex-
pedition in confequence of which, the greaten
buftle and a&ivity has prevailed in equipping
every fhip with fix months provifions and notes
of every kind; and the GiBRALTAR having now
!lifted her foreman, and repaired the damages the
fuftained in the late thunder norm, will proceed up
the Mediterranean to-morrow, if the wind is favour-
able, w►th the four other fail of the line now in the
bay, viz. the SUMS, DRAQOII, TILIVIIPRI and
itssows. The only man of war then left will be
the ACTIVII frigate, which is (till lying in the
mole, repairing her damages.
This order for the fudden failing of the fquadron
to the eaftward, has occafioned much furprife and
fpeculation here ; for, judging from furl cireutn:
fiances as have reached us, they are neither going
to Alexandria, Malta, nor Algiers; the THAIIIIS
frigate, as I informed you in a former letter,
having brought an account of the arrival of tome
of the Neapolitan troops at Malta, and of our in-
tending fhordy to evacuate that Ifland, and alto
Alexandria. •

The opinion of the belt informed here is, that
there five fail of the line arc going to pin Sir
RICHARD BICKEitOII°D• fliPadtoll9 to watch the
!notions of the formidable andament which the ,
Trench have for foils thin pal!-loeen collating at
Toulon—at &It tinder pretence of attacking Al-.
Oen. The Taman, after deliverhe her 1)1
patchesi failed inftandy again to join Sir iititatie
RiCURTON.

Yelierday afternoon a French line of bottle Otip
with fa hundred troops on board, hating under
convoy eight other (hips with troop% palled this
from Toulon in there way to Cape Francois:
The isth Regiment, not► at Malta, is to for*
part 4 the prriCon of as is alto Da
Rou.e's Regiment, now at Alexandria, and
barracks are building for ther# both with •all ex-
pedition, as they are daily expelled. We bear
&Ma Alexandria, that General STIVIART has not
(*acceded is the objea of his miff:onto C.onitanti-
nople, which was to induce the Porte to cede
part of .Egypt to the Beys. It dead not appear.
probable, however, that the Turks will ever &b-
-ac the Deis in that country.

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The LoanCuanest.tott has appointed tnefday
nett, at two o'tlock, to receive the 4.OaDAILTOR
else, at bis.hOufe in BedfordAnare.
The death of, the Dale of Patna, Infant of
Spain, was very fuddei. He dined on the 7th int
as Fosterivo, where he vifited a fchooly and after
dinner allftediat an exercife of the (choler:, whim
be was fuddenly feized with a cholic, which rob
diced him to feels extremity, that be expired the
following night ' Before his deceafe, however, he
providedkie die AdMiniftration of public Affairs,
and epritintsd a Regenty of State, at the head of
Weis ths Archduchies his widow.
Oss Wataefday fe'unight, at the Seflions of lER.
larney,the jury.withdrew to deliberate concerning
their Verdi& They remained confined_till the
following Sunday, without being able to cemse6,
any meet. Ivy this time two of the jury were
fop bled, from confinement and faking, that
they were sot able to endure their fuffenngs Oft
logger, and on an admit being mado,lating _tll6
Pail of their fnuatlon, and their inability mina
oat, two jurors were withdrawn by coafent of
Parties, and no verdia was retuned. So niuch
pertinacity in rinciple has not. perhaps] ever
ot-
cured on any fimilar occafion.
Timms, DIMLY Lann--Laft night the Co-
needy aF The Swhitioss lifffiarid, which fine the
days of Gatiicz has • been rather a granger oak.there boards, was performed, principally-for till
rupee of introducing Mr. DWrilt in the part of
Royer. and Mrs.Guivsa in that did, gay notsl2.
Merid. Of the latter we Omni tot hefitats to
fmk in the language of uaquahfied pritifes4ne•
the days of Mrs. AllnOTOn the Rage has not wit.
ceded a more fpirited delineation of Hosigtv's
amiable coquet. Mr. Dwv a a's Temple *aka is as
animated &etch, but it wants the finieb" of the
mailer—he is too rapid in his
nlentar and there is a general flippancy is his nt•
same, which robs the charatter of to nth of its
weight in the piece. We make thefe obtervations
Mora with a view to correa the lrovinciai scant,
blacks of the aaor's manner,than to check his
viracity, which, in the pnefent Rate of the .
is a great difigifreties.—Pame sari lid Nam
iaft night was a grave perfonage, compared with
the Rawer of Mr. Dwvaa., Sfrieilagtbas a more
'4letlenianly reprefentative in Powstt, than the
Ilse has eVewhere now to Waft we could only
wa he would nabs rather leis ufe of his White
Pocket handkerchief. ,Mrs. MU.
,14 Mrs. HsaLowsts jocitaba. Mies Met. Lon's
iiii!usai Mars. BAIRTMORI and How.san'eten-
imam lovers; and Walies's 7%Ssr, Were J err
Mir wry, as the latter cbaraOer fays, w_very tole-
" Me." The roperb fpe4acte of Milks lbeceedalt
sad illoarcand more adatirsiiVorriergfealetieth.