Star.
London, England, 1803-08-15 00:00:00

Ptil WU= FUND.

Lloyd's, Asp* 9, 1803.
AT a GENERAL MEETING of the COMMIT.
Trr. of the eArmaric FUND,st LLlODNlCalks•Houre,
T0e441 tbr 9th At.gult, t 8:,;.
sir FRANCIS BARING Bart. In the Mart

Read 3 letter frosts &team WAT son, Efq. Chairman of Lloyd's
Cnil ...hook, and alfo Chairman of the Committee for this fund,
ad interim, in which he Rates the amount of the Sthferiptlons
which have been reedved,and that the Money has been paid over
to a Committee of 'Freefury appointed for this fund ; at the fume
time that the fum of so,cool. three per Cent. Conlon, fubferibed
by the Proprietors of Lloyd's Coffee bottle, has been regularly
tea* *fere l ; by which means beconfiders Ids terponhbilit y to have
Orafed. An las the Committee of Tresifary appointed for the pur-
pose and welting of
Sir Fra-els Baring, Part. Thomas Reid Efq. • •
John Julius Angerflein, Efq. ohm Mavar, Efq. .
Thoinfo Bomar, FN. Lee, Lfq.
Robert Shade's Efq. •
Selmoveledr to have rtcelved the Money which has been paid into
the hands ot Mena. Dot Delo, Cu 311Incro ts and Co. the Bankers
for the Committee of Lloyd's Coffee houfe, viola the Stock has
been transferred Into the names of Sir FRANCIS HARING, Bart
lona Jour, ANOISSTRIN, Efq. and I'tiouson hones, Efq.
conformable to he diredtion of the Committee.
Refolved unanimoully, 'nut the Committee of the Sahfcribers
to Lloyd's Coffee-boufe arc difchargw):rom all refponfibility with
regard to this Fund ; and that the 'thanks of this .Committee be
given to ha 00E WATSON, LSI. and to the Members of that Com.
natee, for their able and impartial condudt.
Read the following Letters :
Frusn Mr. He aloe, Proprietor of the Sun, and of the True Bri-
ton Laity Papers,offeting to bile rt Communications, free of expence.
From Dr. Leyy sou , in which he mentions that, although as a
Quaker he cannot contribute to Military mealnres, yet he fends
'Aim, Guinea so the Committee at Lloyd's, ?equating that it
may he applied in procuring Flannel n'allicoats, Blankets, or any
other comforts. which perfons expofed to the weather may require.
From Mr. Rost a T Hoy, Manager of the 'Fbr;tres of Wore&
ter, Wolverhampton, Hereford, Ludlow and Stourbricke, offer
ing the entire Receipts, free of all expences, of one night's Per-
formance hi each Town during the futon.
From Mr Ro sssss on, Manager of the Theatres at Hunting-
don, Lincoln, Bolton, Grantham, Spalding, Newark, Wiftscach,
Peterborough, and Northampton, offering the entire Receipts. free
of all e :pence, of one night's performance in each Town during
the lesion.
R cf..lved unanlmanny, That the patricide offers of Mr. H 112107,
Mr. Hoy. Dr. Curran, and of Mr. ROSZITSON, be accepted.
The Committee of 'rreafury having reported, that in addition to
the Stock fuhfcribed by Lloyd's Cores-bode of zo.oueL 'three per
Cent. Carols. end by an Individual of [col Three per Cent. Con-
fab, there had been Nether fubferibed the rum of t t3.636L toe 3d.
and that from the latter furn they had purchsfed
Steck—Sooecl. 3 per Cent. C.unfols.
60,000 L per Cent Reduced.
Refolved, flat the preceding particulars be communicated to
the Public, accompanied with the following Addrcfs, to be Sped
by the Chairman :
While the Committee have nears fatisfadtion In announcing
the Rate of the Fund, as above mentioned.they are anxious to im-
pede upon the ,mirtd of every Loyal Subledt who has not yet be
flowed his Donations, the probability that oetailoniwill wife to
. difplay thufe heroic addevecnents of liritith Viktor, which will en-
file oar brave Sailors and Soldier., or their Reprefentatiww, to the
warm and fehltantid diunons of firkins gratitude.
The Committee seknowkdge with true patriotic pride, that
the Subfeription exceeds any that has been recorded in the Annals
of our Hiftory ; but when it is wandered that every fornwr war
Inks into a petty conteft, compared with the mighty [taiga In
which we are now engaged ° Bogie handed," the Committee that
that thermal, appeal with fired, to the forlinp of ev ry trookimad
of his Country, to promote the objeds of this Inltitutlon
At the eve of fuch a coo Biel, the Sean as, the Sokker,theYo-
.. lower. amid know that than who were dear to him whit* living,
will, in the event of his falling in this glorious Cafe, Ind Pro-•
eaten and Guardians in a grateful and generous Cceatry."
FRANCIS BARING, Chair an.
Amount avenged ao,zool. 3 'per Cent. Confols.
Cans -. 14444 .2. 31.
The Mt reheat Taylors' C. Callalm ((Mato of
Company. per paha • • his Majelty's ifp
Davies sot e 0 Magnificent) 5 5
Sari of Bridgewater Roo 0 Mrs b.Poole (Woodford) se o
The Worthipfal Com- The Rt. Hon. Cha. Yorke zoo •
pay of Stationers sao 0 Joreph Flay. (Parlia-
• Dr. Tenon too o menuftreet) 52 to
John Belford (Mews' NAL NiehAls(itethey-
Cirwmam) 2,5 0 Houk, °dawn, and
Richard Mora 21 o queen-IL Charade) 52 to
John Bagwell (of Ken. MiGWedgwood,of Eall-
fington) per Was. . berry, Dnefetildre 26 5
Bowdon too o Mils S.Wedpwood,otdo. 26 s
141 in
C. MU:dicta, Bart. cos 0 From m moss lo
Rev. 11. G. Watkins $ 5 the Sea Fenethies as
Boddinron and Sharp soS o Weft Iniwo-th, near
'Charles Minter at 0 Wareham, under the
Wpßaws.Mistier as 0 command of Captain
Lieut. Cal. Mackensie Augultus Brine 30 ro
(Serener -ftreet) at 0 Capt. Auguftus Brae so to
Vice Admiral Blies lea o Abraham Evans as o
s. Yen Sada S s Everard Home sa 10
T 1 Chamberlain of lath P Booth, Spring Gardens 5 a to
dia. far the Corpora. Gas. Sir Wm. Green, Be.
ties son o Chandassitrea, Caen-
John Berretta's. of Banton, dilb-inuare - se no
Nerion. being the value John Pigott. Broehly. So.
of tot Conlon - ad to owlet as co
M. H. B, Snares. el do a a The Newßiver Cethpany,
David P. Heardeu . 0 1 by John Rowe, See 500 o
tnitturn Kathy 30 0 ifue Walker. Southgate too
Rt. Bagley, of the Tower as o John Walker,Upper
Marrifon,da se o er.ftreet - too •
Short. lades 21 0 Fran [NI Manger of the
licatn.W Woo and Won zos o Theatre. at Yareasotia.
oho Yardley Vernon to so bring the full Recaps.
. Johanna, Great Port- of one Bigot's Par-
land-Ilmi • 35 to fornsanee - s 6 7
Charles Molloy 105 o George S. Wegs,Adea,
Llama Malan of Len- Middkfea • 50 0
den. Merchant $0 0 Mils Wegg - 25 o
Neale end Bailey, St. Lord Sommervine, per
Pad's zos o Hann, and Co. soo o
J. F. Claridge, pea Archibald Cochrene los 0
Hoare and Co. so so The Society of Bansarffs
Charles Barney. LLD. lon, per Wm. Has
Greenwich - to to ridge, Principal 105 o
Sam. Marryst.Tempk too o Gordon, Son, & Knight as o
Banners and Oillmore it so Wm. Gamow, Lisaelnl
The young Gentlemen of Inn 105 o
Mr. Goodyers' Aside- Wm. Hamby, per Her-
roy.lieedonoMiddlefez 5 0 ries and Co. too o
Mr Goods-cr. 3 o P. 4. Wild. Hackney S 5
Lord Harrowhy nos o Thomas Jams dine s 5
T.Ryder.Berkhatopfted to o Geo. ridges and Co. 805 la
,C'ba. Ryder. ditto 25 0 Cirri. Rob, ass and Co. 3 3
erival Poet t o Bury I hatehinfon st o '
a Boyle, Walsworth 5 5 I'. Coals, Camberwell ar o
Weiner N. Wagner so o Turner and Haack ss o
pe. T. Wailes. R. N. 5 o Nick. Cr,. F. R. S. 55
Sishlerlynolla teethed by Bement and WWI:. at the Ns set ti is I
ties&

LOYAL DRITONS...A NEW VOLUNTEER CORM.
HIS Majeliy having been graciouily pleafed to ap-
rove and accept of the offer of Att LANDIS DAVISON, EA.
*lSt james'aquare, to reale a Corps of Volunteer Infantry, to be
fiykil c. LOYAL BRITONs;" the plan of which is to combine
ceno4,omy with utility—Gentlemen, who have•not already enrolled
the:deka, are informed, that the uniform cloathing of the above
C.,1 pi will not amount to the: fum of three pounds, which, with a
mocicrate ..nnuai fubfeription towards defraying contingeneicaswill
be the whole expence to which any Member will be liable.
This Corp*, not being confined to any Parini, Gentlemen, deft
Uf joining it, are requefted to do fo as early as poffible, without
bring deterred by having, perhaps, a fomewhat di toot refidence.
'll2e Declaration Book is open for Signamree at the Office, No.
3t, Piccadilly (on the North Side between Swallow-firms and
Air-itreet), where attendance will be given from Ten o'Clock in
the Morning till Eight at eight.
By Order, HENRY HILL, secretary.

AT a numerons and mott refpedable Meeting of
the Nolaility, tiercsOientry, and Freeholders of the County
et Salop. hell at Shrew , the loth day of Augult, ISDN
THUS. IKYNNERS EY, Efq. Sheriff, in the Chair.
Refolved uoanimoully, That the following Addrefs be ligned by
the Sheriff, as the ad of the Meeting.—
" TO THE. KING'S MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY,
" We, your MrJefty's loyal and faithful fobjedtt, the Nobility,
Citrgy, Gentry, and Freeholders of the County of Salop, beg !cave,
at the prefent awful crifis et public affairs, so ezprefs our fincem
and zealous attachment to your Majcfty's (wed Perfos and Go-
vane-tan. We have heard with indignation and abhorrence the
menaces of an infolcot and haughty enemy, who, in open con-
tempt of every principle of julticc, and in violation of the molt
foLmn ads of faith, has spin compelled us to Rand forth In op-
poStion to its 'Title(' anti inCatiable ambition, and we haft= to af-
fore your Majeily of our determination to employ every means
which Divine Peovittemcz has afforded us, of ftreagthening the
ha ds of your mild and equitable Government, and of maintaining,
with unrenatted czertioas,the caufe of truth,of Itherty,and juftice,
againft that of eerfidy, tyranny, and ufurpation. The fpirited ads
of authority, for the fuppreflon of vice and immorality, by which
your reign hrs been diftinguillted, and the folieitude tilticla your
Malay has invrriably difrovered for the maintenance of true re- .
ligion and piety in thcfe dominions, afford us the matt rani' faelory
affurance, that the mind of our beloved Sovereign is deeply frit-
'preffed with a perfuaGoa, that It is righteonfnefs which ezalteth a
nation; and, therefore, we rely with implicit confidence en your
Majeity's continuing the adoption of fuch =afore as willisoft ef-
t eatiatip teed to fectue nt the protedioa tad tavourof ALISISJITY
GOD.

" It is this Conftltutlan, Sire, which Imparts ae atagy to oar
efforts, for the &tenet of your Majellirs Perron, and for the pre-
fervation of our Church and Civil Conflitution : it is this which
animates tit with a lively hope, thafthe coal a, in which we a►e
involved, will tet MillZte. under the Divine Biding, with loath ;
.and ferve to unite us in one comma refolution, to facrifiee oor
furtunet and our lives, in refitting to the Intermit the fasgoinary
attempts of our rapacious and Inveterate foes."
THOS. KYNNERSLEY, Sheriff.
That the Thanks of this Meeting be gives to Sir Richard Hill,
Bart. for moving, and to John Kynnafton Powell, Efq. for fatoodiog
the Addrels and that they be requited to pretest the fame to his

. .
Majefty.
That there Refo!Woos be Wrerted In tbe Sraa, Sun, and Arm-
awry Papers.
That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Sheriff for ow-
mins the fame, and for his condiet in the Chair.
THOS. KYNNERSLEY, Slade

ATa very numerous and refpettable Meeting of
AT
the Lard Lieutenant, Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, Freeholders,
and other inhabitants of the county of Clutter, convened by the
High Sheriff, and held at Northwich in the laid county, on Satur-
day the 36th day of Jody, 1163, for the pupae of taking into
conlideration, the propriety of an Addrcf. to his Malay on the
preterit Stuation of public affairs The Sheriff fuming Bated the
occaLon of the Meeting, the 6 lowing Addreft to his Mutely was
moved by Sir Peter Warburton, Bart. and being feconded by Mr.
Crewe, was ananimoolly agreed to, and the Sheriff was dared to
Op the fame on behalf of the Meeting.
"TO THE KING's MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY.
• " Molt Gracious Sovereign,
" We, your Majefty's mod dutiful and faithful fubjeas, the Lord
Lieutenant; Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, and Freeholders, of your
county of Chelter, beg leave to approach your throne, and with a
fidelity and loyalty which lave ever charade:Med this ancient and
honourable Palatinate, to expects chafe klub/tents which, as fem-
ales and Britons, we cannot but deeply feel at the modul of the
inveterate enemies of this empire, and of your Majeily's happy
government.
" A country 6 bkffed and fu diftingolflied u ours, a imu
whole religion is purity, *age liberty is realm' and .:2
laws are tbe anion of witdom, dusty and missy, amid Dot fail
to excite the }ealoury and provoke the malice of a Maple,
who have declared koltiiiiies againft all the valuable ineerefta,
and the general hints of mankind. In the fury of their ma-
lignity they have daringly, but, we trait, molt vainly, &urea
our overthrow.

" Feeling with indigoant pride, the Wok thus olfarei W a free
and loyal pee*, we ball confider no carts too vast, no Cacti-
Aces ton femme, whkh may be oacelfary to sprits Wiz stamp%
and cluftife their infisiesee.

• We aware ;hit the criAs demands extraordinary ex-
ertions; but we are convinced that the energies and cutters's of
your Maleßy'sfubjedis are fo. as, if property dinned, will not
only alarm and improve our Internal [aunty, bet wit! cubic os
to meet the menaces,to bane the attempts, and retort the daggers
of lomilon•
" Seifihic oT the aggeenon we have to repel, and of the hidings
we have to preferve, we pledge ourfeires Readily and Us woolly
to fupport all thufe tnedures, which your Maiefty in your wifdom
Dial think fit to adopt. in order to tst ing this axioms come* to a
happy Me. It Is by Perfeverance In this manly conduct. and by
this only that we can hope to maintain undimlnifhod the hart of
the Britt& name, the honour of your Crown, and the bappinda of
your Sobjens.
May the Almighty Power, who alone car give fauns, promo
the glorious cure, and prolper our ardent endeavones. May he
long, very long, °sower down his bknisp upon your Royal Pallet
and Family. May he matinee to go forth with your Hotta, and '
to crown their arms with vinery fo that lo alo appointed time
the equitable etonetilloos of humbled fees, may render this nation
as highly hoooured in Peace, ask has ever ban terrible in War."
Idy dare and on behalf of the Meer*,
0 HN
Relayed... That the Reprefestatlives in Pubarnenttrif
the
Comity of Clad, or filch of them as may be now in Landon,
attended by loch ether flerttlonen of the Comity m are at prefent
in town, titaU be requited to prefect the Added. now wad
upon to hk Majetty.
And the following Rehlutions were alto entered into:
That it is the opinion of doh Meeting, that the Pruck really
mean, to a that time, to invade.or to attempt to invade this cum-
try. with a manternic arms! far: s.
That it la the duty of every amid who h s an honeft heart, or a
Brit Di fpirit, to be prepared in ann. to defend his country.
Thit we do mitt firongly recommend to every Omni-man le
this County, to endeavour to catmints his tenants and neighbours,
that anvil danger may be very loon at theirown doors, if in. FM
vented by the molt unaniro..ss and snouted cans on our parts
That the Magiftrata and Depot, Lieutenants now prefect, will
ore their unremitting exertions to carry into prompt sad vigorous
effen. the Ad of Parliament now pad, entitled, " AD Ad to
amend and render more anneal an Ad palled In the pretax
uparileaust, entitled "An Ad to enable his Majelty more
effectuaßy s provide for the defame and falsity of the realm dur-
ing the prefent w r. and for indaranif)ing penises who may finer
in their property tt• huh mesterei as may be waits for that
porpok; end to enable his Majrfty mare annually and fpeedily
to mitre* his ancient and undoubeed peeragadve in requiring the
military femice of his liege futletts,S cafe of ievaion of the:calm."
That it be recommended to the Noblemen. Ckotlensas, Clergy,
Freeholders, and opulent inhabitants of this County. to alleviate as
snuck as pollitle. the Waken to which the lower clans of the in-
habitants of the County may be bible, in providing fabftitutts for
the Army ef Referee
That theft Refilutfole. and a Copy of the Added', as loon as
It bas *WA pretested, be pohlithed in bath the Clutter Papers, and
In the STASI, San, and Morning PoR, and in heels?' Masan&
ter Paper. JOHN rEILDEN,ibing
On the Siterif's retiring sad Sr Peter Warburton having taken
the Chair,

It was further Refolvett, Tht the thinks of this PAtedßi
Rites to the Shelf Ibr his alacrity la &Many the Ishabitants of the
County segethei, co this mall" aid amilludi IN sir
Chair. by OPier dale Waft.
. SWAT POTTS, Usidallielli

AT 4 'nllololrotts and refpetlable Meeting of the
lobabitinteettim TUWM and Neighbourhood of Wake,fuld,
held at the Moot-Haft, the Sixth Da.• ea-Auroft, t Rot I
• The Right Hon. JOHN SMYfH. M. P. In the Chair,
Refolved unanisnotifiy, That the medure of railing Volunteers
to exempt thin town and neighbourhood from the arming and call-
ing out the Filar CLASS 0? Pee PLE,IIII &reeled by the Detente
Bill, is highly expedient, and ought to be adapted.
Refolved unanimoufly, tisa• the whole Parini of Wakefield, as
well as the Townihipa of Altofts, Afton, Crofton, Nannanton,
Shariefton, Sandal, Snydal, Warmfieid, Walton, and Whitwood,
hall be invited to join the Afineiation of Volunteers.
Refolved unanlmoufly, That a Subferipdon be opened to rare a
funs of money for defraying the apenecs of the Corps, until they
are called out for attual ferviee, foci money to be lodged in the
Bank of Mars. Ingram and Co. fulled to the difpofitio• do Com-
mittee to be appointed by this Meeting.
Refoked unanimoufly, That a Committee be appointed, and
that the fame do mall of Subfcribers of 301. and upwards, and
that five of the raid Committee be empowered to aft.
Refolved unaohnoufly. That Mr. Tollon, the coattails, Mo.
Kennet, Mr. Andrew Paterfen, Mr. D. lintalpsge, Mr. Jeremiah
Naylor, Mr. Jefeph Scott, and Mr. Whitaker, be defired to (e-
-licit fubfcripdons in the town and bourbood, and that the
different townhlps admitted to thisna aeiatlon, be cleared to do
the fame, and lodge the money, who called for, as direfted by
the Paid committee.
Refolved unanimoufly, That the thanks of thh Meeting be
iven to the Gentlemen of the town, whore laudable zeal. patri-
otic and enterprising fpirit, had anticipated this mature, by a
voluntary ofikr of their ferias.
Refolved unanimoufly, That the thanks of thh Monism high=
:o the chairman, for his able eoadatt in the chair.
J. sMYTti, Chairman. •

TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY. AND FREEHOLDERS
OF THE COUNTY OF CAMBRIDGE.

HIS Majetly having been pkafed to ftgnify
gracious intention of confiding to my charge tie Seals at the
Home Department, a vacancy has in conference taken place Ia
the reprefeatatics of the county. Permit me once morn to Clger
myfelf to your free and independent choice, sad to WV aspfeif
that after thirteen years fereice, I may not be confidered as Wholly
unworthy of the continuance of year protection and Aim, an
honour which I &ail always confide as one of the remelt that
can be bellowed,
As I underftand that the day of defile is lied fee Monday
the sad Milani, I perfume to hope that the thorny& of the time
and the great prefure of public bands in the prefent coojaaaurs,
will be indulgently admitted as a flakiest emote for not eying
my rdprdts to you in perfan upon this makes during the interval.
I have the honour to be, with the tome* retreat and gratitude,
Gentlemen, your nsoft faithful and obedient (avast,
Charks•ftrect, Aug 12, 1103. C YORKE.

MALTA, APRIL iB.

We failed from Egypt the tub of fall month,
with every demonftratton of friendfhip from the
100 Turks, and every token of regret from the inhabi- i
tams. The difepline and condua of the army
to the tall moment of our departure will ever be re- 1
membered with affeaion and gratitude, in propor-
tion as the viulences injuries, and infults, infixed by
the French, and which the latter at length expiated
on their defeats, will be recorded with lifting fenti-
meats of execration. The pakage to Malta was ef-
feacd in fixteen days, without a fingle accident. I
with I could fay that all theft pledging circonsfiances
were accomplifbed without a !hare of alloy; but,
unhappily, Symptoms of plague broke out in two
tranfports,alatoft while we were loofing our topfails.
The General, therefore, judged it necelfary to leave
thole Ships, and to difembark the detachments/about
200 of Watteiilleb) which were on board; and m.
vidential was the meafure, as by advices from
Alexandria, of three weeks later date, we leaell.that
between thirty and forty were fins dead. It lute,
however, afforded an early opportunity of trying the.
Amenity of the Turks, and we have the fatesfaaioh
of heating that they have &ewe every polEble mark
of fliendthipitnd attention to the troops left as above,-
as well as the moll faithful obfervance of the anti
cks practiced, both with refpea to foreigners and
natives. They have even confented to the retention
of one of the priacipal morgues as an hofpital..—
Captain Missarr, late Secretary, remains, atablifh-
ed as Military Agent. at Cairo. Captain Naafis. of
the Engineers, a young officer of confiderable talent,
and Several others, are left in official- &nations ;,
and Mr. BRIGGS. an Englith merchant, was appoint-
ed by the General to as as BritiOt ConfoL.
We have brought with us hither an inierefing per-
fonage in MANOMIT BIT Esti, the fuceeffor of Ole
celebrated Mouarr (Mooaast)s. this was the -Bey.
who invariably refuted to, treat with the French,
even after his Chief MONCAT bad entered into term.
with them; nor could General Dimas*. in his ra-
vages and maWaeres in Upper Egypt. with which-he
has defamed the terms of battle and vilory, ever fur
prife or engage him to advantage. Ravi, on the
contrary, proved hitnfelf an able partifan, and either
cut off, from time to time, the French advanced polls,
or kept them perpetually on the alert. We conclude
he has accompanied as upon Come political projea ;
for the protein, it is caul, he is to remain here. He
once exprefed a defire to travel to England by land
(for he has a horror at the lea) ; but he nsiftrofis the
Mtilittine French, who, of courts. will view him wish
Come jealoufy in oar hands. He would certainly
better repay the trouble of dearoains that poor 81
114ISTIMII, who rums. from his late report of his
travels and adventures, to have been is terrible
alarm 'for his own precious little perfoo at Cairo.
General STUART. on being told, on his arrival here,
olds charge preferred againß himfelf. by Mr. Sa-
104STIA111, of plotting his affatikation, Lad. 0 it made
him appear a wanton criminal indeed, as he fkould
as Coon have thought of alTaEnating Punch." -
We are Rill in gnarantine. and Goo knows when
we that) be releafed. The hail( appearance of
things, and the colour of news from England. are
fappoied to be the motives of tbe=detention of
the convoy here. The troops • would na-
cutely proceed to their refpeake delimit/mu.

11111LTIII, SIM/ 4.
In a former letter I told you that a man was takee
ill of the plague, on board the hofpital (hip Ducbefs
of Rutland, on which I came fees Egypt. I was lent
with him into the Lazaretto°s the pilaf Marche.-
Though his cafe was mild, yet being reduced very
low from former difeafe, he died on the tO of
April. and the Mabee buraed his body s Mot afeafe
made no further prat/refs. All the lick being im-
mediately landed, and every smeary preasatiaa
taken of fumigating. eleanfing,
Another maa took ill of the plague, is the toth to.
giment, no board the D.Mus. Rn. s 3. oa the gilt
of April. and was Cult into the Lumen* bete to
me r he has fortunately recovered. and is now is a
Rats of coavaleftenoo. we oaliwainfrehis ken to
Beal, to commence as moaraatile t MI6 1.. an
the only cafes that have occurred, alsoltreasset7
soon men, Awe we left Egypt. which bow
vigilant the Board a solo, soo agidieak Deragg'l

went, have bets) A fumigating and cleanfing4he fol-
diers cloaths, &c. pi-ior !o our leaving that countr;
The Mafife are greatly alarmed about the plagt.e.
Their Board of health have no regular fyllem with
refpelt to quarantine. Becaufe the difeafe occurred
in two (hips, the whole army are fill kept in-quaran-
tine., except the 6111 regiment and Medical Staff,
which were hoeratcd yelTerday. The ref of the re-
giment have come on ilsore, to walk and puriffshem-
felv,s. _ _

L A veld arrived here on the• t4th of laft month,
from Alexandria ;--the brought letters from Mr.
WEIS, to the Infpeaor of. Hofpitals, which, contain
the melancholy account of the ravages of the plague
amongft the troopi Illat were left at Marabnn. I
told you in my daft thartwo days before we failed,
from Alexandria, a cafe ofplague appeared in Wa TVS.
VIL L E'S regimeat. on board the Janus tranfport, and
another on board the Major ; Is.oth which vetch were
left behind, and the troops landed at Marab6ll, the
watering place neae Alexandria. The letters front
-Egypt were dated the 19th of March, and 'at. that
time 34 had died, principally of thole men that were
on board the Major. Mr. SM !ATM NAY'S (paymaller
to the regiment) fervant, his fecranes wift., and their
child, had fallen a facrifiee to it and more than ass
were ill at the time the vette' failed. The difeafe
was raging in Alexandria ;--feveral Chriftiani had
died of it. How fortunate it was for us we left it fo
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