Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-13
LONDON, July 1s.

LONDON, July 49, b.
A kings messenger. VITA dispatches for
General Sir Eyre Coote, K. B. arrived at
Cork on FRIDAY last from London. twas
.exoecred thar the General would immedl-
a,ely embark for jamaica. -Four regiments
OF lofantry, il was understood. would az
company him.
Tae s9sh, 93l, 9th, 8Sl. The trans
oorts ar Cove, NOT employed in this embark
alton, were TO return to Portsmouth. ---
Tbe 24th regiment was to dissmbark, and
to da duty at Middleton.
Tn. A merican ship Washington from
montiveido 10 London has been taken and
carried into Jersey by the Valture Prlva'
teer.
July %.
The French and Spanish force IN the
harbor of Ferrol, is now ascertained to a
amount 70 thirteen sail of the line, besides
irigates.
twas supposed they would Pct TO sea
the first opportunity, and run Tor Cofrunna
Bay. in order to give our squadron. con-
sisyioe of ten sail of the line, cruising OFF
there, the slip.
July 90.
Hourschid Pacha, Governor of Egypt,
has informed the Porte, that the Chief Of
the Arnauts, Seid Mehemet Ali, has refus-
ed obedience TO him and TO the Porte, on
account of the arrears of pay, and has actu.
ally headed the troops under his command
against that general and the Turks, in con-
sequence of which he, being the weakest
was compelled to seek shelter with his
troops in the Castle of Cairo, where he
continued when he sent the advice; also,
that Elf Bey had advanced against Alex.
aulria, with considerable corps assembled
at Rosetta with an intention of making
himself master of that place; he therefore
repeatedly and very urgently prayed for a
reinforce ment, and reiterated the reasons
often alledged, that the greatest eetrlment
and possibly the loss of Egypt might result
from il if the Arabs were not soon paid and
dismissed.
Ga receipt Of this'intelhge nce, the Grand
Seignior Immediately summoned Divan,
and the new captain Pacha has received
orders to sail for Egypt without delay,
with the troops and shipe that were then
ready, to succor Hourschid Pacha with
the assurance thar more considerable re-
Enforcement would follow.
July "a.
It is reported that the troops which wen
out with general Craig have been landed a
Malta.
General Craig, who is vested with ads
cretioaary command in the Mediterranean
remained behind at Gibraltar, but meant
to follow the troops in a few days
We have received Paris Journals to the
18th and Datch to the 10Th inst. inclusive
They announces that admiral De Wiatei
has hoisted his aag on board the Herstelie-
iuthe Texel that Bonaparte had arrived
at Fontainbleau on the 18th; that M. Luc
chesini has reached Paris; that NJ. Ha,a
rive has received the reward of all his civic
labors in the Moniteur, by being appointed
counsellor of state; and that the Ameri
caas4 have made convention with the hey
Of Tripol.
July IS.
Mr.. Munro, the American minister, ha
arrived at Blake's hotel, Gernyn-street
from Madrid.
A vessel arrived yesterday from Malta
soon after it was known report prevailed
in the city, that lord Nelson's feet had ar.
rived off Cadiz, having missed the com
bined Rset. This intelligence received liz.
tle or 10 credit.