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London, England, 1802-01-25 00:00:00

LONDON.

MONDAY,
Coma SION OT Sr. PAVl..mma•
'Rica Or StOCX.

JANUARY as.
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Yeflerday.arrived the French Mails, and four
King's Meffengers, Melirs. H►GG►Ns,
FAWKENEIt, and one from Naples.
All the German Mails remain due ; and we
know by the Paris Papers that feveral Mzifensers
are waiting at Cuxhaven for a pafrase to Ens
land.

The latelt difpatches from Lord CORNWALL
are dated on Friday laft, at which time no Spanira
Ambalfador had arrived. A very large Hptel is
fitting up at Amiens for a Congrefs, which will
b. held there after the Definitive Peace is figned
between Great Britain and France. It will of
courfe embrace all the leading interefts on the
Continent, and particularly thofe of Germany.

Difpatches were ye9erday received by Govern-
ment from General Huvenissow in Egypt, con-
taining form particulars relative to the malracre of
the Bey, in that country. From good authority
we have learnt the following circumfiances :
Five of the Boys, under the protellion of. die
Eng Lib army, were invited to dine by the CAP-
TAIi Pecan on hoard of his !hip, then lying neats
Alerapdria. As they were going on board in the
CAPTAIN PAC NA'S barge, which bad keep fent for
them pp purpofe, when they approached near
the Ibip, they were bred upon by order of the
CAPTAIN PACNA, and four out of the five Beys,
and feveral of his own boat's crew, were killed on
the (pot, and the remaining Bey carried on board

General Htyrc at If SAN, on hearing of this tranf.
maim), immediately fent to demand that the bo.
di:s of the murdered Beys, and the furviving one,
thould be delivered up to him, holding out fever
threats of retaliation, in cafe of non.compliance.--
This requeft was immediately complied with,
and the bodies of the murdered Beys were interred
with military honours by the Britifh army at
Alexandria.

On an interview taking place between General
liurciiTYSON and the CAPTAIN PACHA, the former
reproacheil him fevercly with the bafenefs and
cruelty of the aetion he had been Fuilti of; when
the CAPTAIN Pacoa in extenuation Paid, that he
bad only afted in confequence Of hit orders frosts
the GLAND SEIGNQR, and that he had reafon to
fuppofe that a limilar fcene had alto, at the fame
time, been ailed at Grand Cairo ; as ordert had
been fent there to invite all the Bcys of that place
to a feaft, and to put them all to death, as this
Porte had determined upon extirpating the Bey;,
and taking the Government of Egypt under its
immediate dirOtion.

The Paris Journals, which we yefterday received
tothe 2ill init. inclufive, alto detail, in a letter
from Conftantinople, a number of particulars rem
fpeeting this detefiable tranfaaion of our fait*?
411.,, differing in fome circumfiances from the ae•
coupts received by our Government, but agreeing
in the general fads. We than here prefent the
letter alluded to. The other extrafts from the
French Papers arg given in the preceding column.
" CONSTANTINOPLE, DEC. 9.
•

NOTICES UPON THE LATE EVENTS IN EGYPT.:
The Purte from the commencement of this war
had Secretly refolved to change the government of
Ake Bey. in Egypt, and the better to conceal this
proise the GRANDVIZIIR and the CAPTAIN PACNI
did exert themfelves to the utmoft to perfoade then
that they would be immediately re•eftablifhed.

After the evacuation of Egypt, feven o(the Bey;
were invited to Alexandria, that a confultation
might be held concerning their re.eflablithment:
They (hewed the gre'ateli re adinefs to comply with
this invitation. They were received with great
diltinalon, but the CAPTAitj P4CHA loon inform 4
them, that it Was the plcifure of the
they thonld for eves renounce the gov 4
Egypt. He Paid they thotild be felt t 4
nople, and anted them that not only

lhould be made upon their lives, but
their fituaticm in the Ottoman Empire
be lets brilliant. The CAPTAIN PACN

14r allbrances to General Hurc HINSON

T to RAND VIZIER being informed
tomap Admiral that he bad got into
the perfons of (even of there Beys,
gave Urderi for the arrelt of all thop
owa reach. Meafures weie fo well to
lefs than an hour thefe-ancient lords of
at his mercy. Two of tlseni,- Mau).
Eli, and Asountas.-Bsy efcaped.: Thy
abfeat in Upper Egypt, whither he liar
to raice„contributions. 1.14 meal, under
preteitt gave him fufpicioasi and isifkad

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ing heat Cairo, he had gained the interior of the
country. Aim/Diaz, encamped at a village near'
Dgize, being informed of the difgrace of his col.
leagues, found fafety in flight, but it is not known
in what direction he went. Several other Beys at.
tempted to Cave themfelves, but they were feized
by bodies of troops Rationed at regular dinances to
intercept them. Other detachments went in put-
fuit of the Mamalucks of the two Beys who had
efcaped, and Come of them are daily brought in
Many have periffied by making a vain refinance.
The GRAND Vizisa held the lame language to the
Beys as the CAPTAIN PACNA.
This conduct called forth the mon lively re.
monfirances of General Hy/vents:on, and a frent
circumliance induced him to take a (till deeper
interelt in the fate of the Bey:. The CAPTAIN
Pacts♦ had induced thole in his power to con.
fent to come on board one of his frigates. Severe'
boats were carrying them on board, when, during
the panage, the Beys began to repent of their too
great confidence, and to fear Come violence upon
their reaching the frigate. They therefore wished
the Officers who attended theM to re-conduit
. them alltore. Tlle Officers, pleading the tont.
tnands of the Admiral, refuted their demand...-.
The Beys then feized their arms, and tried to carry
their point by force. An affray enfued, in which
four of the Beys were killed) and three were
wounded. Several men belonging to the boats
experienced the fame fate.
Upon intelligence of this eataftroPhe, General
Mutat in son iinmediately ordered his men under
Mins; wrote to the Grand Vizier and the Captain
Picha, reproaching them with their treachery,
end demanded that the three wounded Bey: fhould
be delivered up to him without delay.
The Ottoman Admiral attributed the
tune which had befallen the Bays to the ground-
kis fufpicions they had entertained, aitd jellified
the rneaftwes taken to get' polfelfion of their per-
fens upon the orders the Porte had fent Whim wild
to the Grand Vizier, after having been afrured that
the Court of London Would not interfere in theft
arrangements, and that, as the only objeft of the
tnglifh troops being hitt to Egypt was to of lk
in the rednition of that province, the Porte would
be left completely free in eitablifieng there what
ever Government The Ihonid think fit.
Since theft. events dews has been received, that
the Grand .Vizier having convened all the Heys in
his poirerond even having induced Mihomei-Elry.
Bey to return to Cairo, had flicceeded in con-
vincing them of the neceffity of pitnnitting to the
will of the Porte. He renewed to them the fame
prontifes and the fame affurantes, with regard to
the feenrity of their lives and of their property) and
their appointment to high Mites in the Ottonian
Empire. To confer upon his Word a tharieer
more Cacred and impofing, he (wore there things
to them upon the Horan with the mon awful fo-
lemnity. Theft meatus, of the Grand Vizier
produced the happier etc. The Beys have con.
rented to renounce Egypt, and to repair to Con.
nantinople. they hate even Rated their fubmif.
Lon in an addrefs to the Grand Seignior, which
they have figned and difpatched to ConaantinOple
by one of their Officers; Rill More, they have an.
pounced by letter to Genecal HuVcostsson their
voluntary fubmiffion to the orders of the Porte..
The Porte eltablintes in'Egypt, as in Europe) the
rynetia of Paellas. This province will be divided
into four departments) and a Pasha will be ap-
pointed Over each.

The Kruo will have a Levee at Sc. James's on.
Wednefday next.
Yefterday a .}bregn Courier arrived at Count
STAIIIIIMIERO'S, from Vienna.
The laft advice: from Bombay confirm the ac-
count of the duel at that Prefidency, which ended
fo fatally to Mr. Foas s, and produced a (entente
of tranfportation for years to Lieut.
of the Company's fervice, and (even years to Cap-
tain Bvasas of his Majefty's. This is the firft
puniihment of the kind under the new Court of
Judicature.
We have much pleafure in announcing the re-
ceipt of intelligence, that a detachment from Cot.
Srumemson's army have gained a fignal viaory
over a van body of the Infurgent Polis at the
eaftern foot of the Gauss, in India. This anion
took place in Auguft, but the particulars have not
yet tranfpired.
On Saturday the Committee of Printers and
Bookfellers had an interview with the Citaics:-
Loa of the Ezell must, on the tubjell of the bigb
price of paper.
Mr. Joaarrow a, who lately challenged the Chair-
riv•tr of the Bea-India Company, made a perfonal
JPologi to him on Wednefday 141, in the pretence
of the Deputy Chairman. The COO" a COnfe•
qucace of the earneß requeft of the Chairman,
have at length contented to Rep all legal proceed-
ings. Mr. Jona:Toes is going out to India.
On Thwfday morning, about nine o'clock, the
Pauscsss ROYAL. Packet, Capt. SANTER. which
WAS to have failed from Harwich with the Dutch
Mails of the t9th, was difcotered to be on fire ;
and although immediate affiftance was rendered,
it was not got under till very confiderable damage
bad been fiftained. All her fails, want, and doles
are confumed.
The execution of Governor WALL did not take
Place this morning ; a further refpite till Thud-
day next having bees granted him yefierday