Star.
London, England, 1803-11-01 00:00:00

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

BouteMN E OCT. 3.—Four demi brigades are now
lodged in barracks to the right and lett of our bar.
boor. Two of our (hips which were much damaged
in the late engagement with the Englilh, are now
completely repaired. Our mortars throw bombs to
the dinance of ag.oo toifes ; our flotilla, eonfilling of
forty armed (hips, now lies in the road, and no Eng-
fhips arc in fight. The Englifh, in their laft at.
tack, fired above 3000 cannon balls. The Dunkirk
flotilla has joined that of Boulogne, without the Eng.
lift fquadron being able to do it the leaft damage,:
though they kept up a very heavy fire. The fitting
•out of (hips proceeds in the moft a6ive manner. Our
harbour is like a foreft ; the lanthorns which are
lighted on board the !hips in the evening, and'
through the night, have a roof brilliant effedt.

DUNKIRK, Oct.. 7.—ln a fhort time a third dirt.
Pion of flat bottomed boats with troops will fail front-
hence to Boulogne. Near this town a camp of 25,000
men is to be eflablifhed. The three regiments or
French artillery from Hanover are going to Flanders,
and are to join the army of General D'Avourr. At
St. Omer's a Park of two hundred pieces of cannon is
to be formed. Twenty nine tranfports are arrived
from Dutch Flanders at Ghent.

BRUSSII.IO, OCT. s.—The buildings of the barracks
at Ecloo and on the coati of the Wand of Cadfand is
carried on with the greaten activity, in confequence
of orders iffued for the purpofe by Gen. D'Avever.
commander in chief of the army in Flanders. Thefe
barrack; are for the Cantonment of the troops, which
cannot be encamped on account of the approach of
the bad feafon. A great number of barracks will
likewife be built on the coati of Flanders, to lodge
the troops which are them and will foon arrive. Bar
racks will alto be hunt between Blankenberg and
Mend. They write likewife from Fluthin_g, that
part of the troops which occupy the Me of Walthe-
r= will be lodged in barracks. The elegant hook
dellined for the reception of the ?nisi. Consul., at
that place, will be completely prepared by the 15th
Otto r, and furnithed with the greaten taße. The
garrifon of Planting coafins at plafeat of boo men.
Ocr. 6.—Sizteen Battalions of Infantry are alrea-
dy lodged in barracks on the coati, and provided with
the necelfory artillery and field equipage. General
Nar, who is espened from Switzerland, will com-
mand the two camps which are forming on the right
and left of Dunkirt. His head quarters will be at
Salperwyk. Before the Pies? Comsat. comes to Dun-
kirk, t 5 Battalions of Infantry. two Squadrons of
Cavalry, and a aliment= Corps of the Confular
Guard from Paris and the vicinity, will precede them.
A great number of carpenters have fct oat for the
coati, who will be employed in building barracks
there.

Cossvearraorta. AUGUST 31.-Patron. Bey has
arrived here from Cyprus, and has brought with him
thofe who eft aped of the gerrifon of Damietta, which
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town, after being a confiderable time befiege by Of.
man Bey and ramburge, was taken by a . A
part of the Turks were snaffacred, and the efortu.
nate town was given up to be plundered for ae hours.
The Beys are now fovereigo lords of Egypt.
San. s.—We bare received the difatlrous intelli-
gence that Offam Reyel Bartlifey, commanding the
M.imelukes and Arnau;s, has made himfelf =after
of the town of Ilasnietta. Mehemet Nam was
obliged to furrender.
liamietta has been given up to pillage ; the math-
ere lulled a long while. Ibrahim Effendi, who cote.
minds at Rofetu, has likewife been forced. &limn
Aga, who commands a detachment of blamelukcs,
entered the town at noon.

The Mamelukes marched towards Alexandria, bnt
at the fame moment All Pacha arrived there with a
fquadron, on board of which were tBOO men. We
know not what will be the fate of this place, the onlf
one which remains to the Porte in Egypt.
SUMS Ili 'D.—The affairs of the-Porte in Egypt
wear a very gloomy aped. and it is feared that-the
important City of Alexandria is at this moment in
the hands of the infurgents. The defeat which the
Turkifh Vice Admiral fuffered near Damietta, is ale
only fully confirmed. but letters from Alexandria of
the 18th of July Hate. that the Beys were then in
polieffion of Rofetta, and bad thus cut off all entn•
munication between Alexandria and the rea of the
country. According to letters from Alexandria,
the ad infl. certain intelligence had been weaved
there of the date of the tath of Auguft, that the
United Egyptian Beys and Armins had campletel
GUI up the city of Alexandria. The nub& Com
mandant had fent Deputies to the Beys, accompanie
by the Englifh Cnnful, to capitulate to them.
negotiations had latled fame lime, ad all that vr
known of them was, that the Beys promifed remit
to the Englifh and their property. Many of the in
habitants. as well satires as Frank', had fled, and th
entrance of the B. into Alexandria was erery me
mint expected.