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CVNIYANTINOPLE, JUNI 111..011 the toth ht.
Rant Lord ELGIN received difpatc.hes from Lord
Keiru and General Hurcmitisos, upon which he
fent the following official communication on the
ith to ,the Torklth and all the Foreign Idinintrft
—That as all the communication between Alex-
andria and Cairo had not as yet been totallT cut
off, the French bad colleaed a van quantity of
provifiaos, which they intended to convey to the
garrifon of Alexandria. On the 23d of May the
efcort confined of coo foldiers, who had mounted
' about aoo camels, and were accompanied by top
foot t but in the neighbourhood of Alexandria the
Englith *troops fell upon this important fupply,
took the whole efcort prifoners, and fent the pea-
Cunt home with empty waggons. As great at
prevailed in Alexandria, General Hurcutison
espeaed the place would fpeedily fubmit to.a ca-
pitulation which he was on the point of propoling.
In the forts round Cairo there were about a or
loco French troops, but they were blockaded by
the Turks.
A corps of French troops which bad held out
till now in an advantageous goli, teeing the dag-
ger of being forrounded, refolved to embark for
France, but the Endsih furprifed and made them
all prifoners. •
Vienna, fuse I.—According to fbme advicet
from Contlautinople the Giulio Visite. had
tually entered Cairo, after the French had retired
to the adjacent forts. The CArTMII
Corps is reported to have (offered in One of the en-
gagements. The heat of the weatherhad espied
off tome of the Englith in Egypt.
HAINSURON, JULY 7.—Lora ST. HaLest has
juft completed his Chef: Amore of diplomacy, be-
fore it was thought gable. The Convention
which he concluded at St. Peterfburgh on the t 7th
of June, has re.eftablithed the former relations be-
tween Ruffle and England. By the holden an•
compliihment of the Treaty, Gtisen Dueoc has
been defeated in his plans, and the door has been
(hut spina all remount-once' on the part ofFrance.
Thus Rullia is naturally inclined, by the impulfe
of her own intern, to take part with Great Bri-
tain rather than with France. The time of the
Emprefs Caroms", when the Empire was con-
tent and happy, has been revived byAs AAAAA ea I.
The rwo great Powers, RufGa and England,
having effeaed a reconciliation, the other -States
mull follow their example; and accede to the con-
veution within the three months extenfion of the
armiftice granted by England to Denmark and
Sweden. If they with for the relloration of their
Colonies, they cannot veldt their finaion to the
new Maritime Principles e Rabb (bed at Peterfburgh,
as well as ta the new Confederacy which England
is forming in the North. Another Wile of the Ne-
gociations at Petertburgh was certainly expeaed at
Copenhagen, where fatisfattion does not fecal to
prevail.
The retreat of the Danifh troops from the neigh-
bourhood of the Elbe, wjll alto, it is believed, be
the refult of the Convention at Peterfburgh.
Baron d'Enttenswatto .the Danith Miniver,
whd is at prefent at Hamburgh,; will once more
vile &Alain/ore he proceeds to Paris.
Venice, Just s3.—The qoeflion whether Ve-
nice is to be declared a frog port is not yet de-
cided. • The merchants of Trieste, who will Puffer
cnnfiderably by fuch Wmeafitre, have made wrong
reprcfentions againft it.
A corps of }lynch troops are ambling at An.
cons. The Ru(llan garrifon bas left Fort St. El.
me, at Naples,' and the Neapolitan troops catered

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it ; 4000 more trench troopi have entered Naples.'
General WATRIII has arrived there.
The Archduke Csast.is has the direEtiou of the
Aufirian Marine in Italy, Tana, Dalmatia, and
Albania.
There have been commotion' at Bolgano on ac-
count of the dearnefs of provilions, in which about
250 perfons were killed or wounded.
MILAN,:III z3.-According to accounts from
I.,eghorn, the garrifon of Porto Ferrajo Rill con-
tinues to make an obliinate refinance. The be-
fiegers are making preparations fbr another attack.