Siege of Alexandria

The Siege of Alexandria ended with the capitulation of French forces to the British, bringing an end to the French presence in Egypt.

After the surrender of Cairo, French forces fell back on Alexandria, attempting a last stand against British forces seeking to regain strategic control of the port city.

The French defense relied on the city's fortifications and sorties, but British numerical superiority and the naval blockade tipped the balance.

The capitulation of Alexandria marked the end of the Egyptian campaign and the definitive withdrawal of French troops from the Middle East.