The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-02-19 00:00:00

Bp the Sw•i
papers have b
the 30th of 1)

s of West India

maica t

dates are to
,d, and from

Barb adoe

SI:, had been

prorogued a

iously,

as was suppc

speech on

the occ
had ex

on the (

v union m

executive, so

diferent it in

ate period of Sir

Lionel Smith'
riously deficitu
tural state or
nistration also

brtunately noto-

standing. The gricul-
i under the new admi-

, and as on various
I. From the other

occasions

islands and Der

.igence of sufficient in-
Prom Barbadoes it is

terest to require special adi
complained that the emigrp.
to Demerara, and generally

arers still continued
the island seems to

be far from he

The H

§feamf r

from Beyrout and aa

andria on the 27th ult.
;Les from the admiral

to Commodore
in the Pacha's s
the .Egyptians.
so Colonel Napi
an interview wit

the Syrian troops

leir country along with
or Cairo on the 24th ;
the despatches, after

refused to er
started imue

ing, when his highness
the subject with him,
accompanied by a go-

nt cawa

vernm,
The Hecate brou

boll to return
lready left the bar-
commander having gone
Cairo. The Hecate is taking in
nd most probably will leave again

immediately to Marmorice, anc
boar, in charge of a 1
with the commodore

coals as fast as poss.
for the admiral this silt
(the admiral's desi
Cyclops), and brings no
Jechmna was at T-

1. She left Beyrout the 25th
atches having been taken thither by the

very important Syrian news. Gen.
erusalem with part of the Turkish army,
and part at Jaffa. On the 15th
a slight skirmish at Medjee (about six
',meat of 1500 irregular
..der Colonel Rose, which
epelled with a loss of from 30
•:filed and 12 wounded on the

part being at Damascus
instant there had t
miles from Gaza),
Bedouins and a few Turks
ended in the former
to 40 men, and four
side of the Turks, Col
wounded in th

en a detae

himself having been severely

waiting for Ibrahim I'acha, whc
'sauced guard, tinder Menikley I
was hourly expected. 1
to about 25,000 men
leaving Alexandria,
Bey passed overlanc
I:Gunwale with Mah
different chiefs for
consequently experienc
Natives

Nilo steamer was at Gaza
) bad not arrived, but the ad-
'acha, was there, and Ibrahim
'se amounted in all
',earner), on

roso ( i;oulac

ld from thence Amyn
e was enabled to com-

to Jain

arrange matters with the
sit cf the army, which had
ittle annoyance from the

On the 24th we heard here of Sol
Aeaba with 8,000 men
women and children
Suez, but at all e
his arrival at Cairo

an Pacha's arrival at
ces of cannon, and all the

hen it is said he had reached
vents in a few (lays we may expect to hear of

Walker Pacha left in the Turkish frigate on the 23d, and
saluted when outside the reefs, which was returned by the
Carysfort. The Tahiri Bahiri steamer also went to sea same
day, thus leaving as without a Turkish vessel of any sort in
harbour. Said el Gharbi, colonel of the Alexandria national
Fnard, died two days ago at Rosetta. His property, which
Is enormous, falls to government, he being without any
issue.

The following letter
days is said to be fron

IBRAH 1

" General Jochmns

from Damascus, but met wit
ever returned. Ibrahim, su;
to the Sultan's general, took
I.ry and ammunition into th

Advice's have been r
27th ult.

Through the exertions
and the cordial co-opera'
Turkish fleet has been
than was expected, and
rived in the Bay of Ma
Mehemet Ali, and affo,
fect good faith and enl
the four powers, and '
used every effort to p
its legitimate owner.
directly to Constantinople,
Bay of Marmorizza, where th
ned according to the most a
prevent all danger of pr

prevails in Aleiandri.
laudable solicitude to
terrible scourge, by ar

medical men, along N
tine, to superintend t
fully performed. Th
kudar steamer, for IN

And the fleet on
By recent arriv
formed that the II

occupied b
Circassiau

the garris
After rep,
eassians

whole of tire Re
stor
a large
complete
formerly, and th