Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-07

na. srn:fSii 2 oseat 9afss~s = dseai"T Ses
artillery. Ga oy z-s;val a. thesfs-
li4.s hoOfe, aaaT-E--d hin i. ssis i'i,
owing ,estn..
g Peace hss hseu eoaeltdea bel wcetl9
he French gypabl;s AID the sabiilns FoT's,
rhe saciep. rcialioys of ai11lty and CON,
:aefsc are about 20 he tc-eaablllled, ana
/ M charged Is tie Great Conial Bona
sarsc. 70 sGuse you oi his good Wii.'rs,
and to snnolf,cs :, ycu the a'rsyai @
FFtnch Commercial CcTasn;fioneFs IN L
syps.'
senee wish Which The FRI Corful no
aoaFs ne, pereaasss ne with gfa'itute'
and his commercial agents llall Feeflve
il his place the moe fdiessdly welsonlt.
4. On The 18th, in a iccond inisfFlew
with The Paeha / addrelsd him IN lsiele
terms. The Fira Conful takes Lively
inscrea in you ard tie country when
you eoyern, ard deires 10 contribute 10
your hapnaefs he has charged me 20
offer his mediation TO make peace oe-
tween yep and the Beys.
/" 'I'he Pacha thanked me warmly ano
finceress FOR the intereG Of the fifit Con-
fuls; hus he protected TO me that he lad
the nsoR poGsive orders from his Court %
make war Of determination en- the beys,
and 70 enter into no terms with sherp. J
obferved to him lha, the unfortunate affairs
which had taken place with reflect 10
the Ottoman troops (shey had been beaten 5
times by the NJ amelukes rendered tti.if
petition very critical, and that this ob-
fipacy expoGi h1n, &c the lols OF the PRO
vince. fie then communicated 10 me me
orders Of the Porte, and iaw beyond a
doubt that i, vas not pofible for HIN 70
agree 10 any Accommodation. | informed
him thar intended TO fee the different
Cheiks Of Cairo, as well as Madame Nlu-
rad Bey. He immediately gave ORDERS
that tie guard, which he lad iens to re
lhould accompany NE wherever | ci'ooIe
10 90, telling me, that he ihculd De en-.
ehautea at being able TO Contribute 20
rerder my i}ay at Cairo agreeable.
!" On ite fame day | commenced my
Wits With the Cheik Abdal.se Charcaf 10,
Of the Grand Niqfque. As ! was expect
ed al his hoafe, he had caufad a coniidefa-
bic NUMBER Of Chicks to aasmble there.
The conyerfation turned on the latersit
which tie FirA conial takes. IN the fate
81 Egypt, his power, lis CORY, and his
-eaeem and good will for the learned
Cheiks Of Caro-.
(" Their safwers exPreaca their attach
ment fos his perfoo; and II would DC ne
cef1ary 10 have been, ike me, an eye
witness of tie enthuliafn which the fight
cf the portrait Of The 4 conful excited,
to be able 10 form an idea Of the height OF
thei. feelings On the location. ] oeaow-
ed Il OF. all the principal Chicks Of Cairo,
and Of the towns through which | pail
ed.
!. Citizens Joubert and Berge aGured
me .ha, the inhabitants OF Cairo had ne
vel fhewn Is much attachment 70 the
FgsncA as fince my arrival. When we
patTgd through the ttIeess every one ialoted
rs. The afrolcgers every day MADE
predictions concern,ng the nil Coniul.
/" On the s7th lwens 10 sidt Madame
Mnr4d Boy. Her inseniant had slready
waited on me, 10 rsqneit me TO grant her
al interview. informed her, that the
fri. con{ul had charged ne to interpole
nv rnediayion TO make peace, between the
Bags and the Sublime Porte, but that the
Pattla had orders NOT to enter into any ne
goeiaFion."
TIT is neocnary here TO notice, that the
days omitted in our exiraa from M. Sc
balf ans journal, were employed invi-
Cling the forts, CARTONS, end other mill
tary potts, Of the actual fate Of the tor
tiications Of which, and the nature and
freng,b Of ;hcir prcfsnt garriions, he gives
IL. ,,,t,Il -, ~f:cui,r sri,oll1s Az AFRO he