Macon intelligencer., 1840-11-07

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gates Medea and Gurriera, under the c.,vs
mand of Rear Admiral Baron Rand;ara
and the Archduke Frederick, sontof ,hn
Archduke Charles. arrived al Alexandr;"
They saluted the Bellerophon. but not ths
fortress. and casL anchor by her withont,hs
port This is the FIRST time prince oftrs
house Of Ausria has appeared on the cass,
( of Egypt as an enemy. The Turkish arS
Egyptian fleets retired 70 the arsenal MA
their crews were put on board, to BIZ ready
Ito defend the entfance of the port. There
lare also three regiments formed out of
| Egyptian sailors, who have made verv
good soldiers. and are exceedingly we'll
trained, They areready TO act as soon as
Ineed mi5y require, Some Turkish sailors
/ have been sent to the defence of Rosetta
1 To pnardibe entrance Of The port. the YES.
sells have been put III a line, and all mer.
chant vessels are forbidden to enter there
without FIRST going 10 the new port to un-
load and be searched; and fresh precau-
tiuns are taken onlheir subsequente
into the old port These measures have
been Communicated to all the Consuls.A-
| The English steiner Cyclops lies at the
lmouth Of the port, after sounding the en-
trance Of the Bcgaz.
A courier of the 20th Of August brought
/ Mahemet Ali dispatches from the Emir
\ BecliF of Lebanon, who sent him the orr
ginal tirman be received from the Porte,
and which communicated the treaty ofthe
18th Of July, confirmed him ia his Office,
land advised him TO rise against Egypt EIc
talso enclosed letters he had received from
Lord Ponsonby. Captain Napier, and Mr..
4 Wood, all written In the same spirit, ac-
:. .lcompanying these documents with pro-
q tcstation. III which he declared to the Vice
4 roy, that 1.-THE mountain had submiued,
Land thatthose who could disturb his repose
were already ia bis power, (msnning 43
persons lately sent as prisoners TO Nigritia,)
and that he and his family were ready TO
shed the last drop oflheir blood for his sake.
Mehemet Ali was much moved at these
concluding words. He received at the
same time adeclaraiion from the mountain
eers at Naplous, who offered him 10000
linen 10 defend hima against any one.
Il Private letters have been received from
{ Malta, giving intelligence respecting Alex
andrato The 23dult inclusive The Eng
ish steam packet Con6ance arrived al
s lAlexandria on the 10th Of August. having
lbeeu al Smyrna and Mytelene. She left
on the folowing day with despatches for
81 The English Government. On the 10Th.
! the Viceroy received dispatches dated on
!. the l4th, from Beyfout. by which he was
: Informed that the British squadron appear
ed there. having been al Trlpolionthe 10th
and had told the Abbas Pasha to surrender
I the tortto the Sutan's Government, accord
! ing to the treaty IF July Is, and moi to re-
I move any Of the arms or ammunition, as
Ethese belong d to the Sultan and his sub
+ jpcts, ut Dtuses. AT the same time the
! squadron informed the Redif, (miIilia of
+ Constantinople,) that they depended on the
. Sultan alone, and not on the Egyptians.
5 In this squadron were 1000 or 5000 All
banians, who had been taken Up at Tasso.
I 10 be landed 1t Syria; with.a great number
Of uuskeis supplied by England for the
use oftbose who were willing to revolt
Abbas Pasha required 10 days 10 write
4 10 the Pasha. and, not receiving an answer
! from the English, sent courier 10 Mehe-
met Ali, with complaint against Nlr.
i Moore, the English Vice Consul, whom,
with all lhefests be accused Of carrying on
+ intrigues against the Viceroy' government.
Onthe receipt ofthi complaint the Pasha
sent for Rift Bey and, communicating the
/ intelligence he had received, complained
ofthe conductof The Porte towards him.. -
81 All the same time he sent his Interpreter
I, Col Hodge 10 inform himaof the conduct
!. lof MIR Moore and that he should remove
him from Beyroui Upon this, Col Hodge
asspmbled RiIas Bey and the Consuls Of
Russia, Prussia and Austria, and then
charged their inle prefers 10 declarelc Me-
I hents A Il, that as Beyrout belonged 70 the
Sultan according to the treaty Of the 10Th
II Of July. and The Consuls werein Syria by
lhe Sultans PERMISSION, Mehemet had no
I fright ID remove them The Pasha replied
i that he was in his own dominion, and was
lnot the sggFessor; and, although he had
gwen notice 10 Col lodge Of what be was
going to doWith respect 10 Mr. Moore, ne
had nos asked hisleave. q am attacked"
said he. Hand come what may. will de-
flfend myself Orders have been sent 70
s Ibrahim and 10 Abbas to take defensive
neasures
From he Brother jonathan.
From Nonteyideo.