The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-01
ARTICLES or ruE cArIruLArIoN,

| ARTICLES or TIVE cArIruLArIoN,
For the iarrender of the city of Alexandria, Said
Mahamed Naim Efendi being CONDITIONED by hi.
Exeelieney Emep Bey, the governor, and Haag Ma
hamee Kater, and Seg Ibrahm Bafa, Cheftain of the
People, accompanied by Signior Antonio Goddard,
rroPoie to place the city and forts in the poieon Of
the Commander in Chief of the land and naval forces
OF his Britannia Majeity, his Exceency Major Gene
raj Frazier, and Capt HaHowen, upon the following
conditions
1. All private property Of individuals, whether on
land or embarked, fhall be refpeaed. The religion
OF the inhabitants, their mofques and their laws mall
be refpe&ed, as well their houfes and families.
2. The eommandant, his Excelency Emen Bey,
as well as the conmahdant of the Marine Satak Aga,
and Mahamed Naim Efenai, with all the Official
retnue OF the go ernnent, the troops and the
OF the vefes belonging TO Government fhail be iept
to port OF Turkey, with the arms and baggage of
individuals; but they to eonider themfelves as
priioners of war, aud ha be engaged TO take up
arms aganit the Britiih forces or their allies until
/ changed
s. The vefiels belonging to government, and all
public property iha be given up the Briti forces
and Commanders ihal be appointed OH bo,n fides to
make inventory.
4. All Ottoman .vefIeis belonging to individuals,
and all properly belonging private fubjees of the
Sublime Porte, which f,all be found within Alexan-
dria fhal be refpeSed Such perlons as with to re-
main in the country na have the liberty to do 70,
it their conduct ard characters fhaIl make it fate
and thoie who with to depart, may carry with them
their properties, and hai be urnihed with paGport,
TOR landing in any port of Turkey, which ia not ba
blockaded.
s, There fhal be general anneHy for all the in
habiiants, nor iha any notice be taken of the con-
duct they may have held during the defence of the
place.
g. There ihall be no feizure of the property ofin-
d'vduas, IT they ihall not become enemies of Great
Britain-The Gate of Rofetta fail be placed in the
hands of the forces of his Britannia NaeRy, as well
!. as Fort Cretin and Fort CaHarelle.
From the camp without the city of Alexandria
the Goth March, 1907, or the 10th of the
month Maharen, ofthe year 1899.
(Signed)
SAID MAHAMID NAM EFFENDI,
HAAG MAHAMET KALTEP,
SlEG IBRAHIM BASA.
(signed)
ALEX. NJ FRASER, Mai Gen. Com
manding his Britannia Majefty's troops
BENZ. HALLOWELL, Capt of II.
NJ. fhip Tigre
Return of the killed and wounded of the army, in the
attack Of the sth of March, 1907, under the COM
mand of Maj. Gen. FRAZER
| Lit bat 35th reg. rank and file killed fubal-
tern, fereant, 4 rank and file wosnded. Reg. De
Roll, aiiifant furgeon, rank and file killed one
, rank and file wounded
Sicilian Volunteers, . rank and file killed Royal
, Artillery, one bombarder, one gunner, wounded
Total, officer fergeans, rank and file woun-
ded.
AfiiRant Surgeon Catanazo, killed lieut.. Came
ron wounded.
Return of the Carlton of Alexandria previous to its
furrender, the 2Ilt of March, 1907
Soldiers of the line, 2l5; Cunners, 4s Sailors
and Marines, 2oS.-Total 467.
Efcaped of the absve number while the Capitu-
lstion pending, 24o.--Priloners remaining
227.
GEORGE AIREY,
Aaing Dep. adj. General.
Here follows letter from Lord Colingwoed. in
cloiing difpstch from Captain Naou-a, of the ri;
gre, to Sir J. Duckworth, the fIb!ance of which is
follows After mentioning the arrival of the hips
ON the 9Th, off Arabs Tower, Capt. II. obferves
that having received satisfactory aGuranccs of the
friendly dhpofton of the natives and inhabitants.
from Major Mifet, the Brnh Reident and Mr..
Briggs the Vice -Coniu, the tranports anchored off
the weeern harbour, and the landing wa. efe9ed.
as deicribed in the Letter of General Frazier. On
the 18th, the Apollo, with the remainder of the
tranfports, 0 fall which had feparaed, arrived and
proceeded to Abouker Bay. Captain Fl. who was re q.
queeed to remain fhoreJby General Frazier, PAYS
fome high compliments to Mr.. Fowel, his fra Lieu
tenant, Captain Whi;hers, principal agent for ranf
ports, and all the officers and men of the Tiere and
tranfpsrts they performed an ardou. lervice, in
conlequehee of the dtance they had 10 row, and the
Iiurfthey encountered on the beach.-Capt H. men
,tions, that the fPs taken in the old wenern port
were, two Turkh frigates and corvette all mount
ing bras guns Of the frigaes carried forty guns
the other 80, and the corvette IS.
Another letter from Capt. Raitt of the Scout. TO
Lord Coingwood, Gates, that he drove on fhore, on
the coah of Spain, where lhe was de0royed, one of
the Iargef Of the enemy's privateers which infea
the Straghts Of Gibralter. She called the Adj
miral of Isrifa, and had 10 guns, with 100 men.
a letter from Capt. Secombe, of the Glatton, to
Lord Colliugwood, dated off Tenedos March s.
Rates, that hearing Of Turkif bip, being at anchor
in the port Of Sigri, he detached the boats Of the
Glatton, under the orders of Lieut.. Walton 20 can.
ture her, covered by the brig 'FIrondee, in which
they fuceeeded, but with the lols of Lieut. Walton,
with ferjeant, corporal, and two private ma
rnes killed, and five leamen and four marines wound
ed. Capt. Sscombe prales, in high terms, the con.
dud Of Lieut.. Skinner, of L'HrondelI, Liuetenan,s
Truffan and Sandwich Of the marines, and all of the
fesmen and marines Of the detachment,
NETWORK, June 90.
Almot every day adds fomethng new to our
Aock Of intelligence from Europe. We yefter-
day occupied a comfortable portion of the
Mercantile Advertiser with iutereRing extracts
from London prints 10 the 18th ultimo and
this morning the arrival of the fhip Swift from
Liverpool, in the Mort padsge of SO days, has
enabled US to extend thofc extracts to the 10th