The Sun.
London, England, 1841-03-10 00:00:00

ADEN.

Accounts from this place dated 10th of February, state every-
thing to be quiet there, and the place rapidly increasing
in population and gradually improving. The Regenerator of
the Faith, as the bigoted old man was pleased to style himself,
was totally defeated by the Smaun, and Senha taken prisoner
and beheaded, which had put down the rebellion to a conside-
rable extent. The Smaun intended, in less than a month, to
attack tho seaport triwoa of Mocha, Hodeida, and Zehrid. He
is favourably disposed towards the English.
The climate of Aden was, at the above date, delightful, and
the trooVs were exceedingly healthy.
The trench had obtained po session of a place called Eyd, on
the Abyssinian coast, said to be 38 miles in length and ten in
width. It is supposed to be their intention to form a settle-
ment for commercial purpo3es.-Manzari Shark.

EGYPT.

bad arrived on the 20th ult., bearing
emet Ali, one containing his pardon and
Our Indian express has brought advice 3 from Egypt to the I
24th ult., on which day the Great Liverpool steamer left Alex-
andria with the mail. Nedjib Said Effendi, Envoy Extraordi-
nary
Oovernment of Egypt en h d*
" CAMP &AMUR, JAN. 15, 1841. restoration to t
eriff of Gulhan t ere ite ; another
" You will be surprised to hear of the rumours of war in declaring the hatti se berm
paella
of obe the law of Egypt,
ntharreye fromfi r atnhse for
Candahar. The whole country has risen again against Schah and a third appointing
hoots, or of making ennaar, and prohibiting
Soojah, and declare that nothing but his dethronement will the practice of slave
ti conditi ing eunuchs. The Envoy
ever keep them quiet. Nusseer Khan is afraid to surrender, b'.. also announced certain 9 ,
to build no
ons vi hich he without be re-
cause Dost Mahomed has been sent off to Hindestan, and he Sultan's
to adhere to,—
viz.to submit t more ships the
Porte,A I cll
dreads a similar fate; but he is willing to come in if he is pro- Sultan's permission, and,
naval, o the surveillance of com-
mised to be kept in any part of Kutchee. The troops will now missioners in the ni"l'taiTration. nancial, and commercial
have something to do beyond the Bolan. One brigade (Col. departments of his admin It is said to be the inten-
tion his army t
England's) was to have been broken up, but this fresh out- tion of the Divan t° ----
m sto ranks 9 20,000 men, and to pre-
break will 'require their services in the fled. One brigade vent his nominating oiecer. above that of a Lieu-
moves from Shikapore this day, and the cavalry and flank corn- tenant without the Sultan's
taoppor_oblation. He was to pay up
panies of the 21st, with General Brooks and staff, accompanied, his three years' debt of trio
~....ofa 70,0001., under the inspee •
by the political authorities, on Monday morning. Part of the tion of the Commissioner ri
revenues
eh.
Egypt to the regular
~ Will you believe it, the remains of the late Brigadier Ste- discharge of future paymelltsi.onlofh
his monopolies, are also
jackalls ; there isto friendly hand to ras a simple tomb (cost to be carried out ire," la t y_ under proper superinten-
-20 rupees) to this brave officer's memory; no, not one is there dente. A partial disarming
thei fleet will be insisted
to be found who will do this last act of friendship—a duty, I on, and the Sultan is to haveright of nominating his
believe, on the part of the commanding officer, or the political successors from amongst his descendants. The Pacha strongly
authorities who are the representatives of Government. Is it objected to the last stipulation, as well as to the proposed inter
thus that the brave servants of the Honourable Company are ference with his army and finances. He was -willing to con-
to be treated? hi life he was everything, in death he is con- cede the other points, but expressed his belief that En 1 dg an
sidered nothing." vi-duld not be a party for mpelling him to submit to a demand
Letters from Shirkapore of the 12th mention that the 4th which was intended the ruin of his family, He had
ap_
troop of Horse Artillery and right-winged Bombay 20th Regi- pealed to Commodore Napier, who appeared to think that
ment of Native Infantry had started that morning for Quetta ; the Pacha was hardly dealt w ith. He was preparing to de-
the Ist troop of. Horse Artillery and left Wing 20th were to part for Marmerice to join the fleet, and only waited to
march for Bang on the 14th ; General Brooks with the cavalry hear the Pacha's final reply to the Envoy, arid to send a de-
on the 16th ; Brigadier Valiant with her Majesty's 40th Re i--
g spatch by the Great Liverpool on the 24th of February. The
ment and Bombay 21st Regiment of Native Infantry on the Commodore stillremains, in hopes of adjusting tie disagreement.
18th. This force to rendezvous and remain at Baug until Ibrahim Pacha had proceeded to Damietta. All the Egyp
Kutch Gundava, orrather the hill district and tribes adjacent tian and Syrian troops had left Gaza, and Lieutenant Loring
were settled ; Brigadier England, with her Majesty's 41st, is had returned to Alexandria. Serious complaints are uttered
to remain at Shikarpore pending these negotiations: on their against General Joehrniis for impeding the retreat of ibrahwe
adjustment her Majesty's 41st and European Fort Artillery army, by which 12,000 Men have died, besides multitudes cf
to return to Kurachee, and her Majesty's 40th, and Bombay i women and children who accompanied the army. The
20th, 21st, and"2sth Regiments to pass through the Bolan to plague was at Acre and Jaffa, and was increasing at Alex-
Quetta to occupy . Khelat, Mustong, and Quetta. The Ist, I andria, where the smallpox was also becoming destruc-
-sth, and 23d Regiments, the three corps which went up in tive. The Albanian troops at Beyrout had quarrelled with
November, 1828, with Lord Keane, to return to Bombay and the mountaineers of Lebanon, who set the Sultan's autho.
recruit in the Deccan. 1 rity at defiance. The Russian Consuls in Syria had received