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A letter from Capt. TrowbriIge to Lord
St. Vincents contains The following:


/" The Arabian and Egyptian workmen hav.
ing deferted the Freoch, and the French not
beng ulei to the heat, could nor open the
channels from the Nile, BY which the ciierns
at Alexandra are flPPlied with water there
is, therefore, a fcarcity Of water, as well as
Proviions. The Proviton fleet, which f4iled
from Toulon the beginning Of Augua, and On
which tAe French army in Egypr principally
depended, returned, on being informed of Mel.
lon's vlaory."