Star.
London, England, 1801-06-02 00:00:00

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Framers
Sir Ralph Abererotnbyt
Major General Hutehinfoil
Major C;eneral Coote, lit brigade,
Major General Craddoelt, 2d ditto,
Major General Lord Cavan, 3d ditto,
Major General Lord Ludlow. Guards,
Major General Mare, Refave.

FRENCH FORCE IN EGYPT.

From the following flatement of the French
force in Egypt, as given in the Moniker of the t oth
of May, and the order of battle iffued by Mr Noy
(and Paid to have' been found on an officer made
prifoner), it appears that ezclufive of the loffes in
the preceding actions, and exclulive of the cavalry,
artillery, guides, &c. the French force in the bat-
tle of the zift was 14,000 men.
The two demi-brigades, not in the battle of the
2 tft, arc the zzd and 9th, about 2200 men. Be-
tides thefe, Generil Hurcntissoti mentions a re-
giment of dragoons as not engaged. The number
of cavalry in the affair of the a t ft was confiderable.
If Ms soy 's order of battle be ahthentic,the French
mull have had nearly their whole force in aaion.—
It (hews, that the French have no referve to bring
into the field.

GARRISON O A 22222 DMA.

6itt of the Line

2300

75th Ditto • - • • Iwo
Corps of Artillery • - -
Reinforcements brought by 3 Frietes • - 800
18th Dragoons -
Crews of 3 Frigates - - - • 800
Crews of boats and other vac's at Alexandria . 800

S4OO
roman WITII tANCSIt, PIZTIOOII TO TIM /3TII.
4th Lien - - .. tOOO
69th of the Line - - - - 1000
lad Hoge Chaffeurs • - - - 400
Cavalry under Mcnou .
ItichlAlNlD TO JOIN.
ad Light Brigade - moo
WI Ditto - - • - 1800
sad Dino • - - • - zoilit

30
z 6
85
33

9th of the Line - • uroo
-
•
13th Dkto . - - - 1100
18th Ditto - - • two
-
2.stb Ditto - • 1363
. . - aul Ditto . . . 1200
• T '' • ;100
5,

spla Ditto
-
Ifth Ditto - - l. Imo
Mioers - . - • - 600
AstiLay - - - • . ,zoo

23,1g1
, •
steNee's 01012 07 7A7TLZ.
I ith 1,100
85th Ditto - 1.100
15th Ditto 3.700
•
• Silt Ditto 11000
75th Ditto - 1,100
sift Ditto • e,Sco
Sad Ditto • 1,200
sd Light 21:00
ath 1400
69th of the line two*
With Deni-liiipde 1103
13,100
4th Light spoo
•
14,100
, .
ThisLitt is exchdire Oldie artillery,the cavalry-,
and the guides; ft) that if any credit is to be given
to the returns puhliihed at Paris, the army that
attacked on the I. 11, Was 17,000 men.

Friday, Jane s 6.

The Loan Pzoiosr, Magiflratei, and Council of
Edinbuigh,have authorized a colledicm to be made
'in all the Churches and Chap:ls of Edinburgh on
Sunday nest, toward' i fund for affording relief to
the widows, wives, and orphan! of the foldieri,
failors, and marines, killed or wounded in Egypt :
They have alb refOlved, that a monument in ho-
nour of the General be placed on the wall of the
High Church, Edinburgh.
The annual addrefs of the General Affembly of
the Church of Scotland to his Maysszy,after eon.
zratulating his Msrssri oit his recovery froth his
Lae inners, and alluding to the tleteltion of the
new fchomes of the feditious • the patience of the
door'under the prefent dearth of provifions ; the
'tberality of the rich; the Union with Ireland,
and the late viEtoties in the Baltic, and in Egypt,

Hwy*.lea • alith 68th gad 23d
NAMES 01, COMMANISERS.
Major General Finch, Cavalry,
Brigadier General Iltnyle, 4th brigade,
Brigadier General Stewart, sth ditto,
Brigadier (lewd Oakes, Referre,
Brigadier LAwfon, Artillery%
lava. CaL Quarter Meter Central,
Major lagi.raess. • -

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AFTER TRIM.
Saturday, June ay.

i Ith Horie Artilleri

pays di! following handfome complimeft to the
memory of Sir RALPH ABERCROMBy

" Your IqAJESTY, WC liLiMbly hope, will not
confider it is unbecoming 0,4- unfeafonable, if we
mingle with our joy for the lriaory in Egypt, our
regret for the death of Sw itikvii A anceousT,
the good and gallant her?, under whom it was at-
chieved. We unite with the. reft of our fello
fubjeas in feeling,tharby his death your Majefty's
fervice and-kingdom have fußained a fignal loft.
But this General Affembly has, at the fame time,
peculiar motives to indulg a tender intereft in his
fate, as one who was a Member of our Church,
and whofe name Rands on the roll of our prefent
Affemhly. The nation will raife a monument to
his valour; it is our melancholy duty to record
and atteft to pollerity his virtues."
The ball which deprived this country of the able
and gallant fervices of Sir RALPH ABENCRONIY,
was; after his death; road in his hip-bone.
In the Court of Common Plcar.„ on a motion to
fet afide an award made between two parties (man
and wife), and where it was alkrted a deed of re-
paration had been entered into, Lord ELDON took
occafion to obferve, that in his opinion fuch deed,
were not available at law; the public having an
intereft in a marriage contra&, as well it the par-
ties themfelves.
In the cafe of an adiOn brought by Executor%
and in which tbey.were rionfuited, Lord Ks* roe
on Saturday obferved, that this was an experiment
which was too often made by Executor's, becaufe
they were exempted from the payment of coils.
Sittidgs appointed in Middlefex add London,
before the Right Honourable LLOYD Lord Kam-
vox, Lord Chief Juftice, &c. in and after Trinity
Ttrm, ritot :

• • IeIDDLIILL. LONDON.
Wednefday, June Tburfday, June xi,
Maulay, June Is, Wednefday, June 17,
Monday, Jane IL. Tuefday, June as. •

The Magifirates and Inhabitants of Worcefler
have petitioned Parliament to ellablifh an uni-
formity of weights for the fale of Corn, Potatoes,
and Turneps. Their proceedings in this bufinefs
are Rated in an advertifement in yefterday's STAR.
Mr. Honc es st, Engineer at Fol Idiom, can Th u rf-
day made an experiment with a fubmarine appa-
ratus. He walked into the fee, attended by a fmall
boat, and remained IS minutes under water : he
traverfed in various direßions confiderably more
than a quarter of a mile, and afcended in about
z 8 feet water.

Some folks affee so be as much afraid of Mr.
Bo?o's Salutary Dodrine, refpeaing the Refump.
tion of Payments in Specie at the Bank of Eng.
land, (fce his Letter to Mr. PITT) as Jona Knot
and his party, according to Dean SWIFT, formerly
were of Popery : " Ah 1 Sirs, what will become
" of its? Maid, Wife, and Widow will be rasa-
" ed ; for the Great Mogul has got as far as
" White Chapel, and I raw the Pope in a gin fhop
" in Wapping."

The routine of Entertainments at the Royal
Circus, St. George's Fields, 2'C allowed to be of
fira rate excellence. Such are the Pantermhne of
erkfrin iferoadule, or the Brityb is Egyp, with the
joR tribute 'mkt to the ever to be lamented. Sir
RALPH s.--The charming Spectacle
of IlhoeMini, and that of. the Northers Fleet, with
the real Seventy-four.-We find, however, that
part.of there popular Performances mull be 1.-
avoidably witliduran in a few days,
of an entire new milks), romantic,
Grand Ballet of Allion, which has beet
dote in preparation, and will be fpeedii;

nun DC an-
on account
le. magical' •
cen a long
ly produced.