Star.
London, England, 1801-03-02 00:00:00

111Ji LETINS OF THE KING'S HFALTH

bix reev, a Oporto, February 2.
My Lord—l have the honour to inform sour
Lordfhip, that, in obedience to orders from rapt.
COCK suave, of his Majelly's Rtip la !AINTREE, on
the 29th tilt. I failed from the Tagus in his Ma-
fchooner NETLEY, under my command,
charged with the trade from Lifbon, bound to
the northward. On the 3111, being off the bar of
Oporto, I fell in with four privateers, one of which
was captured by the NETLF r, after a clutee of two
hours: fhe is called Santa Vittoria, a Spanifh lug-
ger, mounting fix guns, and manned with twen.
ty-fix men. '1 he other three privateers ;reaped by
my being obliged to rejoin the convoy, Come of
the (hips having the fignal hoifted for an enemy
to windward. (Signed) JAMES MEM
Copy of a Letter from Lieutenant 1., °yr+, commanding the
NIMPLIt Cutter, so EVAN NEPEAN, Er+ bated February
24, root.
Sir—l beg you will be plea Ced to acquaint my
Lords Cominiflioncrs of the Admiralty, that at
the back of ths! Hie of Wight, yeßerday at two
P. M. having the trade from Dartmouth under
my convoy fcr the Downs, I fell in with, and,
after a chace of fir hours, engaged and captured
the Bonaparte cutter privateer, of Cherbourg,
of fourteen brafs guns, of four and fir-pounders,
and forty-four men, two days out of port: fhe
had captured a light collier from Plymouth.
1 am happy to fay the Mum., had no men killed
"r wo miled; and (bat Mr. WATTS, else Miter,

o:FIN'S HOLSF, MARCH I, ll,*
64 HIS MAJESTY'S fever continues to ; e*.
" he is formulae bates in all refpckas.
(Signed) "T. nisaoams.
" J. R. REYNOLDS."

41 QUEEN'S nousr, MAKCH 2, 1801.

" His MAJESTY had fome iutreafc of fever in
" the afternoon of yellerday, which LAS not ),ct.
" fubfided. (Signed) "t. GISBORNE.

li J. R. RLYNQLD9."

This day we received a fct of Paris Journals to
the 26th ult. inclufive. It appears by them that
orders were fent to Calais by the Minillcr of Pq,
lice to prevent M.CAZALET from landing. On 4C.
count of the order iffued by our government fcr
feizing the French Hang boats, the French go-
vernment have re-called M. Orro to France, leis
prefence in this country being no longer of any ufe.
This morning arrived alto the Hamburgh mad
due on Wedne.fslay laa. The only intelligence of
importance by it is an account from Conilantinoi
pie of Sir RALPH ASIRCIMIARY havinreffeaed
landing, without oppofition, on the coax of Egypt.
For the other articles by the mail and the French.
papers, we refer to the following columns :

C9NSTANTINOPLE, JANUARY 10..

Syria and Egypt are now again beconse the
theatre of war. The fira divifion of the Ur
lifh fleet and land forces, Is now arrived on the
coaa of Syria. Admiral KEIT rt has notified lota,
Captain Esc HA, that he had landed in the Bay of
Mannory with 5o tranfports on board of which
was General As SICILOM sr. The other half of the
,expedition was immediatelyf expetled. The Eng-
lifh Ambassador here, Lord ELGIN, has received
the fame Intelligence. 'Englifii Commiffioners have
'been font to the principal trading places in the Le.
vast, to procure provifions for the Englifit fleet;
'5OOO oxen and great ijoantities ofprovifions have
been bought up at Smyrna. onfiderab/e toms
of money have been remitted hither from England,
'to make similar pnrchafes.
It is faid that the French force in Egypt
amounted to 13,050 Men, and that the number of
choir auxiliaries, which confiil of Copts, Arabs,
r and Mamelucks, may be eilimated at 15,000. In
Salachich there is a garrifon of 2500 men; in
'Alexandria one of zOOO ; and in Cairo, one of
.2000. Various other polls have garrifons of Goo,
300, or as low as 50 then.
The report that a mutiny had,taken place in the
month. of November, in the Camp of the' Grand
Vizier, and that be himfelf was in danger of bis
life, is unfounded. The report originated in the
circumliance, that the' troops' of the Pacha of
Tripoli, in Syria, who has the fame name with
the Grand Vizier, being difratisfied With him;
drove hint from his camp. The Ottoman Ge•
neraliffimo, who was encamped at Jaffa, waiting
the arrival of the Euglifb, has now deposed this
Pasha. • •
The preparations in the Aliens' here M. son.
tinue ; but it is &id, that only a part of bur naval
force will join the Engliflt Expedition against
Egypt. Our governmens appears to be uncertain
with refpe& to the meatuses it (hall adopt on this
occafion, as Ruflia views, with diffatisfaelion, the
Expedition of the Euglifh againfl Egypt.
Admiral Kuril, it is aiTcrted, has taken four
French (hips that were efcaping from the harbour
of Toulon, on board of one of which was Citizen
TA Li.ll N.

The Po; tc has laid an embargo on all the fhips
and property of Algiers, Tunis, and Tripoli, in
the harbours of the Levant, becaide th cfe States
refuted to declare war againit France.

twcen two the Grand Vizier, being difratisfied With him;
ILANKETT. drove hint from his camp. The " Ottoman Ge•
commanding neroinimo, who was encamped at Jaffa, waiting
"1"' Elq. the arrival of the Englifh, has now depofed this
'formation Pacha. • • •
liraltY, the The preparations in the Aliens' hare HI son.
rd KEITH.
tinue ; but it is &id, that only a part of bur naval
s
force will join the Englifh Expedition agairdt
,ehruary 2. Egypt. Our government appears to be uncertain
70TM your with refpe& to the meafures it (hall adopt on this
nom Capt.
ocealion, as Raffia views, with diffatisfaetion, the
?MITE, on
in his Ma_ Expedition of the Eaglifla again(' Egypt.
command, Admiral KEITH, it is afferted, has taken four
bound to French (hips that were efcapitg from the harbour
the bar of of Toulon, on board of one of which was Citizen
e of which
ace of two TALLIRN.
mains lug- The Porte; has laid an embargo on all the fhips
vith wen. and property of Algiers, Tunis, and Tripoli, in
;leaped by the harbours of the Levant, bccaufe th cfe States
fome of
refilled to declare war againft France.
an enemy
S MEIN. ANOTHER LITTARg KAIAK DATE.
sanding the The firft accounts of the dilturbances in the camp
:it February L
of t ~e ...sawn Vizir t, in which his name was con-
quaint my founded with that of the Pacha of Tairott, were
that at unfounded, bait fome time Afterwards unpleafant
events took place there. The GRAND VIZIER lad
Lrah
at
untso two
vith, and, requelled that the funs of 5000 purfes 'night be
captured feat him by our Government, to pay his army.
herbourg, and to dsfratother expenees of the war, but he
founders, reoeived only soa. When this money arrived, a
port: the part of the troops drove away the guards, and
uth.
Tien kaki made themfelves (ICI'S of it. The GLAND VI.
IC maßcr, t tzr, who attempted to prevent this, was nearly
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