Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-03

refused by thar of the Frenca throughout
this country. those marks of ciyillty never
refused 10 foreign flag, III ordinary cases
and which we received from every other
nation represented here; except that IN
formed Of our object, and pursuing the
same line of conduct with his colleague at
Tripoli, he thought by these means to de-
| fsa, that objecr. found means however,
(the means that move every thing In this
quarter of the globe toremoye this diff
Guilty; and finally received the vIceroy,s
letter of Amnesty, and passport OF safe
CONDUCT to Hamet bashaw, which was dis,
patched to him on, the 18th in quadruPll-
Gates, and by other conveyances.
"Inow patiently waited the issue OF the
measures thus far pursued. Mean time
busted myself in finding out the Tripolilan
emigrants in the country ;--thelr attach.
ment TO the rival brothers; and their ieel.
iings towards the Americans. Among
these, one appeared who was only ninety
days from Tripoli, an Arnaut Turk, who
had been the service of Jussut bashaw
| 1.-THE rcigning Prince of Tripoh during the
blockade cf last summer; him | had under
particular examination. Surprising HIM
self conversing with Engllshmen ne was
verv unreserved in his confessions; and
being decidedly in the interest Of the enc
my Che was enthusiastic in his cause, tho
willing TO dispense with his honors) his sto.
Fry deserves the more credit. He said lrt-
IboH had lost many men in the dl6erent at
tacks of the americans last Summer ]; the
to7Un aOas much damaged, and the laha6i-
tants snder such state Of CONSERVATION
that nobody slept IN the city; and that no 6u-
siaess zvaa done rhere. He confirmed the
account of the FIRE ship Internal, being
blown up BY captain Summers, after being
boardeG by two row gallies. Stating this
fact the fellow weps! He observed, that
this zvas an unfortunate 1oar for the poor
cruzers: They had been led to beheve the
americans zOere all merchantmen; and that
they should haze nothing to do but to go out
and bring Them in; but they found them de.
Uils; from wtom nothing uuas to be gainedi1
zvdr; and therefore he had quistedthe service
of fRssuf -Bashazv The baSha10 1vas ne
verbiselesS determined not to make peace Nth
these infdels mtI he shall haze hum6led
them, and made hem pay jor tie damages
they had dane to his aavy and city. He &C.
knowlcdged that Hamet Bashaw had MANY
friecds in Tripoli; but said that Jussuf
Bashaw hadtGk care q aim! tits ascer
talned that the latter had employed and paid
assassins to poison the former: These I'm.
dnnbtedly reported that they had executed
heir commission, and hence we account
for the report of aamet Bashaw's death.
Goa the 9Th instant, received from the
bashaw an answer to my letter from Cairo;
dated he 18th of the month of r MADAM,
corresponding with the Sd January, 1905,
sta ing thar he sh uld hit day depart for
this province, and take lodgings at the house
f an Arab chief where he should wait 10
after the viceroy's amnecty, all advised him
TO repair to the English House at Rosetta,
und -r the guarantee Of the vice roy's pass
ports and believing he might push his
marc hitler lek Cairo FOR tllac place The
18th Instant, and arrived In three days
Nothing additional appearing there, pro.
ceeded to Alexandria, the 18Th, and on The
10th received the bashaw's answer 20 my
=tter the 2sth November, Of the same te.
nor with that received from him at Cairo.
I appeared, that 30 confdins II tn VICE
roy's dispositions concerning him, or per
haps, not receiving his letter before leaving
the MameIoke hey's camp, the bashaw md
determined to expect an interview al he
place he first named near me lake tiaums,
on the bofder of the desert, about 100
miles from the sea coast. Nothing can be
more incredulous than Turk Of Turks
honor; aud for good reason, nothing Can
Be more equivocal than their plighted fifth;
tits an article of barrier and sale. Though
travelling in the interior of the country had
bacOna uDusnaliy b32ardous IN account of