J
.
r J
t
the ileter-
tCr It vuv- - 7--- i t
'-?.v.v''.-'-: t-l.,Jiin !rn to .afrnrd his
towVof Cairo. And I find it is
Xliwshnc(s fuch 'aid as may rcquiGte towards
1 "O-MMking the foritfcaiioxis ; which the
French occupy ncar.ro the town if if is ne--V,f
reduce Ahem bv lorce . . "
General Hutchirfonhi$fur
a favorable Utter frbrn Murad Key. ".laying
- he -if "rca'dvyip join us when, we come into hts
if xe. ghbo&j iicbd.
are jn
T am haonv to ad.thatour arrnyr
the hig heft health and fpirits. The climate
'and weather had hitherto been molt propi
. tious-The natives had acquired the great-;-...
eft, degree of. confidence from the proclanp-''-Mfoii
iiTued by our army j! and ,wtr e conti
. uuiog to bring in hbrfes fand provifions n
great plenty-! Nearly icbb of our cavalry '
arenowweii mouuied there ; and w have
i itiil above 1 1 .ooo infantry in the -field: 1 he
'- tirmrvr V.m-rrer- nf linahtmitV DreV2iLS DetWCen
V - -V - - 1 :
jne iSntiir anc i urKim croup
have the honor tc be, &c.
. ELGIN.
the. Loncon uazefte.
iOnkfn's-Houfe. Tune 4. i8i
. . ... . r ,
' This day, the count dc W or brizow, hay
ing received, hew letters of credence rein.
tfa'tiGg him with the character of envoy ex
traordinary and -tninifleirj; jaiehipbtentiary
' from the emperor of Rutfia, had a private
audience pf his majefly to deliver his credejti
ViaT . tr AcHicH he . was introduced by the
-'V
Hr.hr honorable lord Hakefbury. his Ma.
-jetty's principal Secretary of State ?Jor fo-(6m-
and condudUd bv Sir Stephen
'.Coirercllj kiiighi, &c.
WKITHALL, June fj.
Thif Gazette contains an crder of coun
cil taking JofF. the embargo ori Ku(Iian ahd
Damih veFels in the Britifli portsi and rft.
voking a for flier 'order, refpediing the noh-
payment of bills drawn from the above coun
tries.! . Irr kv't -V ... :
The priefent ftate of affairs in (Egypt holIs
our the mcft fatisfaclbry profpecl of the tn
. mphantiiluejbf the expedition, for the "e-
. mancipatiqn of thaf count ry from the tepub.
- JUjniypke. , W? ;muft however, make a
inatenal diftinlion between" the difpatcfi'i;
. torn generali Hutchinfon and jthofe : fro in
lord Elgin, publifhed in the Gazette extra
ordinary of Friday morning. ; The intell:i.
gence received from the former, is dear and
pofitive the communications from the lat-
ter do not reft upon authentic or official ad-
advices. The reduflion of .Roktu whiih
; gives to our troops the ccknraarid of the - na
vigation of the Nile, and fecures ample fup
c$ fromithe: fertile province of re Delta,
hthe rhoft important confeqeence Vrefutirg
Am the viftorv of the 2ift I of rarclv.
tA'ic-arc si fb other acWantsges of confjder
abjk moment.! The force of the Fripc,,
whi, if joined, would be -ftiU . fcrmidaSje,
is n? fo completely interfeile as to be un
ablelo co-operate in mafs. Trie Coplits &
;. Katies have evinced the moHl fritndly 'dif
poiltki to the common eaufevl and Mcr t id
Bey hi declared in our tavqr'
Trie enemy;, pfelled upon all floes, :A)d
rlovv.cpivinced'of he impraclicability or re.
ee iviriJccoursfrbm France,) can tlnd his
fafety ofty ui- the terms, of. an honourable
cppirnlatf 'n, which it nuft be the wifh of a
pntith cqjisiander to grant,! from the hu.
VfTuflori ofVamsn blood. The roarch of the
d Vizier Tf accelerate the treaty j$r
-jy pt, .. and we fliall pro-
ir.ft learn uTWnjpri the medium of th
had Uft IJftor :TtiuU powers to .negoci.:
ate peace Wiii. ,-ce and Spam-; and ac
counts rcceivelji town ytfleiiay, (the
6th flsie, thiVpcrtugal had Egrecd to, the
conditions prop'ofed by ihe Firn Conjfui and
the Court cf Ivlaclrid. Ouc.Vonnccion with
'that country inll therefore, ceVlc, ,L
LONDON, June 'Si
We received tbi morning the Paris Pa
pers to the 6th ir.ft. The cfiicjal paper an
nounced the arrival of a courie from M?
dfid, with an; aVccunt of n the Jjentrance bf
the. left-wing oihe Spaniiharniy into Por
tugal, by' the vay of Badajosr' and of the
captprel of the Olivenza arid Monte mayors
JV1. tie Pimb; as ,foon as he .reached the
iSpaniCj -'eid-cjuarter demanded a. truce,
and pfeduced his full pevfers tp. negeciate
and. llgri a definitive: treaty cf react .; but
the Soaniards re.fufed to erant ja truce un.
. t i 1 " t h e P or u g u e fe j:o v e r r rn e n t jh s d I a i d a n
etnbargb npon Britifliibi'P. and fhut their
ports againft England. M;de Pinto .. not'
havir'g lautlioriry to accede to fuch a reqtvi
iition, returned fo 'Ltfcon for .'further, in
ftn.;clion; ancl the SppiHj array continued
its riiWcn. 1 ,does not appear . that i the
French briny has yet entered Poftugal;J ;
. "What the French want in off cial intelli
gence from. Egypt direct, -they attempt to
make up by doubtt of" the accuracy of the
Englifh iaecQUTirs by the depefitions of per-.
fcn.s iwho have ,-feturntd from Egypt, land"
by cch j e d u r R s ' Ore o ffi c e r h a pn b i i flu cj a
dt pofitibn in 'hkh he exprefies his belief
of the rumours of the Englifh h aving been
decifivcl7 defeated. Unfortuna rely for jthis
cificer," he dates the defeat to h i ve happeii
ed ten days after the late1 battle of the 21ft.
of March, that is cn the ; ioh of April.
Now we have had 1 fScial news from gy jpt
totthe 22d of April, . v . .;
The -French troops, who were about to e-
ihasccnihe.circlesbf Swabia, I5ava!v
Auftria; : tofuppcfrdihe FrcnchtmlJ
have been quartergu pon ttenj i
the;iafi ycar, cfti&ated at 3620
of florins excufiv of contributions JfC;
fitipns, I and eyery other Jpecies , 0f 'r&
cari fpoliation .and.robbery. "S5Ptt.. st
nerstions, (it js cblerved) rntft neovK
Pfs away, before the : country csn WS
a Jofs fp confidcrable.' Such are the Ki rl
hour bfj dange, rebelled sgsina theirlaic
-
in dc
tac
have
enuing incir , couniry aanmii it .,
ksicf the common fneiu'.', cchi.i:l
e x ci ted bitv n or r e rr et.
June o, . x '4.
Lord Nclfon is about tcV rWarn ff
I . T.rn f ... 1 . ..1 - .. . - -. :--; r-
i vine rnnfinpfl tn Ii?5 cjihinYcnttL j.
),;.! - L . - , '""til
v " 1
the BrifgiUj have received counter-
they have even occupied the r orelt
The difficulties which have oc-
vacua te
'orders :
Towns.
cured upop the ftibjcO cf the Indemnities,
architected as the icaufe '..of tiiefe move
ments. .The French funds arcko f. 63 c.
A-packet arrived at Falniouth on Friday
from Lijbon, vhich ;il,e left tie a4tfi 0
lafV moi h. ;; The 1 e 1 1 rrs bri ng jt he ' ; i rnp'or.
itcxti inteliigencef h battle 1 having tsken
place bei ween the rnain bodies ct the; Spa
h ifii a tioj Portttgurfe armies in, jwhu h' j the
S pa n i arcjs we re dt feat eel wj t h the lo f& of up
wards of icbo men. The rintelirgence
reached
Li ft on the nipht before the lailing
cfi the racket,! whrch was ' imme;4!2tely.dii-;:
patched wi ih 1 h e news . The Fjre rich army
hatf net joined the ;.jSpa bi'fhi buq f their ta.d
vauiecl guard Vas within two orf three Jays'
march of theanihf- ijead-quartprs;
vlt is tU le remarked, tht the intelligence
which tne- packet has brought from Liil bn
xriuft. bejof alster; date;jha'irhe p&i news;
in the French papers, which wsi,eniby;
the ;King ' of Si.vfrom-i -Maclidn'4to;ithe.'
Count 6f: Leg hcrh t Paris. .phe two ac-;
counts, therefore,, may both btf :fruc.t.; The
Spaniards might have met with refiftance
i-priterjfngfe Portuguefe terrjrories, ahcl
xhey'nv.ght'have 'tsken poffeilien of feme
towns. Their .dtftst. might have taken
ptce after ihe capture ;Viicrit iqned in the
f4miikr of OliVcnza and (JVlontle Mayor. .
: It is rot probtble,. , however,, that this
firft fuccefs of the Fortuguefe,.':yiIl be; very
decifively advahtagecus. j The (junction s cf
the French witK the Spanifh would make
I their combined force infinitely" fuperipr to a.
ry which. rortugal couidiieRd againit teem.
Gret .activity;- prevails 'm the different
pcrts, in order; to fend reinforcements . to
r gypt as cjuicKiy as poilibie. i i raniports
brnals (announcing jphc arrival of
capitulation". Should Gantheaurfiilcrd yefterday from Portfmouth for Ireland
20 bnake a Isndingibn the coaft,
hnd all the principal points per-
forces, or nissiquaajron mutr
the fupsrior gallan'trv, Ikill,
Loid KVith'i fleet, which
ced by Sir J.,B. yarren,s
rtugal is, in all probability,
me, 1 he chevalier Dc
iefe Secretary of Stat
to- tf keion board troops ; and on -Saturday
the MonSfnouth tailed from j Plymouth' with
;tfce 24th' regtin board ' j; .
Ji We yefierilay:"received Paris papers to the
3d inftant, ifSctufive, which contain no in
lelligence that is either tmereftipg bnmpor.
tant. Not one word is mentioned in them
)c J either; Tefpccling- Egypt or Portugal. In
e; an ariiciefron: Hauauthe iums which it
I on tb , 'be kiJlect in the. Baltic, bur W
chance cf .Iigh:ir' was cvr he , prefer
jx5vfr.fi- annaturisl idesth in England, v.
I his W Eill earned fa mje the Admiral tyj 6w,
ever, - nave comp'icu vijiuNH ..iiae
Vice-Ad mil a 1
a
him;
The
will now oe
Duke o f Port
hani,
ham.
It
day,
ceived
peace
Pole is appointed to
?CCttfl
from tEel
.1.
new arrangements in -the minidrt
maae jwainout oeiay
nd will fiicceed Lord Qa.
and be himfelf fucteecled by Mr. B
has ! reported, m the courfe cfi
tha private intelligence had been 1
fr env France of the Ccnclufion i
between that country and PorttM
We can only lay, that tne, lacf-is
probable. ... '; -j-; ';-'"-11 -J- . '
Two and thirty fbips, laden
may be foon cxpeclecf to arrive
E a ft . I ndie s , w h e n t he fupp 1 y off that snick
will be foabutdatit as even to fet the am
of "monopoly at defiance .
. ; Jun6 o.
1 . At a late hour laft nioht arrived the Hsa
burgh lylail due on Saturday. '4s vvas exv
peeled, the intelligence from j Stockholm
lhews that tlje famejprbgreis towards'
cificaiipn . is now-rnadekwith that as with tie
other powers of the- North. The if
Swedenllias by a newdiirevoke(fihe:C&
which prohibited -iaU Commerce iwith-.lEtig-
land. and enioineci that the Engtilh be sd
mktcd without mbleftatioh, into the SwcdifiTl
harbours.
II The jneit Gazette may therefore be
peeled tc annbunce he renibval of the em
bafgo from the $wedifh vcflels m our dif
fereht harbours -- r-.j-' v
The Mail - brings nothiag new that is
worthy of rredit 'froi Egypt.- Any thing
deferving cf j.Otice frjorn' qiher quarters,.
have Igiven as follows j: ;'; - "m--y:
5 T 4T E . PAP & '&
! TOCKHOLM Iy 22.
By ofderof his aje, fblcwin
decree was publifbed - here, .the day oci
yellerday VVe,'; Goftavus Adolpbu?
mak kiown by thefej prefenrsj ihat. W
W-tiitk Induced to break off a' H v-cjnm
ciai'i'n
of .t!s'B'i?j)gfifh. government and its
hoftijir bgainff the Swedifh flag-, 'we.J.MW.
hitherto, ..iakdfa-sViorig; as there. Appeared .cj
pr&ft&s :,!for change,v faithBUy 3dnf".
to that refblution. ftuh de.d npori ch
principles, in order that we might UiirM:
cbferve: the ensanements entered into, - .
on every occahoii, watch over . tne
how
iver, mow ea.rnjed, that our
allies Kc
refurned their former commercial . intcrcc--
with1 England at an earHer period, sr.? -commander
of the Eriglifh fleet in the
tic, having lik'ewife.folemnly decUred,
the S wediOi' merchant veflcls 1 fhall V.vt
molefted in the : Baltic ar.d ,in the Ca:fg
find ourfelves no' longer bound? c!ftcr
ilanc'esbeineLhus changed, to Prfevcr
foluttbn which at prefent would .j
a re
1. , .. . i , ,n.r.fc
.tend to impede the navigation ana.cu
between us and his Britannic 22aj ell J
therefore,! hereby, not' only rcekc t.-P '
-