Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-26

irtnn division. The Egyptian commander hay istg re-
insed to snrierd,r. krpIcr commenced firing. Ahor
two hours csinonade, the breath declared prat-
nsabe; and 100 Bal irh IN 300 tt and 200 |
Ausntn. marched 90 the o,m and Cor od the town
The ichdsks Frederick was the rsi TO The n each;
1000 Egyptians nd down thor ann: The Allies lost
40 dead aud 90 jed The result ha, been mos,
eomrisie and speedy. The effect Was even wor>o
on ibrahim's own iruoPs. The corps OF 900 men.
under lhrahir. sprsed; and. on The news of the Ia
king Of Saida. 90 oiirers. wi 1000 on. Wen, ov,
90 Napier ON the 21ih. lhrihim himself lea b beck
With small broe,n the Egyptians officers say and
ned To Dnmascu-. The four ccnsuls. who had lcn
Alexandria. had Joned enpieI's feet
Tho following spirited account Of the takirs of 81
don is soPied irvm the Malta Times Of the l5h nlr
"oFF ALEXANDRIA. Oci. S.
Tho srnarcs affair is yet tn 10 told To ron. Chas
Napier, Un Friday. the 2sIh. talking with the Admi-
raj. remarked that s:doa was not in our possession
aud said To hun. IF you Ike will go down and
take H. and be back again in eight and forty honrs
lles'nried md WINS good his Word he had
the ThIudcs-r. Wasp, Cyclors. GorSun, and Hy,ln.
with 900 Tarlr and 500 marines
On their Nay 10 fell in with the arOuboli from
Englanl. with detachment o. zoo marines; ihssr.
he took it'll him. nnl. ntor irinS shot and shell AT
the town for cou, lie Of hours he an!a lScach an
landed nj the hcnd Of his mon. II n sharp sirug-
sc. but. uaer dce:roying great number Of tie
my. who neither gave would receive quartet they
nj last. killed the Egyptian commander. who died
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fused quarter aue resisted; they fred. and he Of
course. died, when his ueops throw ,oUn their arms
To ahe amount Of 500; 900 were afterwa ards taken
and the whole 1900 have been brought rornl to IN.
iieei at Juni believe they viii he Gent Go Cyprus
Napier most daring. on the iols of the houses
he made h.sway. waving his hat ON The Point Of hi.
sword. and cheering his men on Our loss amounted
10 Gstcen mnanes killed and wounded, two mates
badly woundcd. Motley and Shears OF the WASP. and
malc of tao ThundereI's lnunchers Killed. A ma
anIIg h.t. q
sIromto!i. was killed in the Lr ach. Iii, name is
Hockin. and he has been serving the coast of
Spain and hear another wounded.
! The Egyptians have returned from rripoli. and Ne
bald every place frEm tEcrc IN Acre. except Beyrou
tie Qualifications OF whirh were DESTROYED by tn, fir,
OF The line OF hattie ship- The Castor and Piauc
teak Tyre. Tho Benhos. Cnrysforr AMI Zebra are
on ale north coast The Admiral. Powerful Rovengc,
Bc!icroTh'n AMI P,Iue near Juni; Thun crer.
Casisr and Wasp near Sidon. Steamers. here there
aud every where. Edinburgh and HASTINGS nj Bev.
rJu'."
AlcIlndrn. it appears i< at length ACTUALLY blocka.
dcd. The Malta Post Office has Issued "A no'ice that
N consequence Of the vigorous blockade of The ports
of Egypt and Syria nn the 9Th OCiober. nv Admiral
SoPfnl. BY virtue Of orders frnrn the Engs Amha.-
Sa'ior oi tonsiaunopc. the nails E,r Alexandria and
India of m. 30h of September were no; 10 be for.
wardcd by her mJesiy's steamer Prumethrua II wa,
Doubtful whether French steamers woald he except.
ed from tins b!orkade. The Iudia mails remained nj
Malta on the S6,h.
IL seems clea, from the purp.rt ON desnoicb from
/ our Foreign Secretary 10 Lord PunsnRhy. which IN.
been published this week. that there is no intention
to dspoSsess Msh met ortho PashalIe 81 Ryynt In
this despatch tic sultan reca menIed lu r.inslaic
hiehemei Ali. and To give him hereditary tenure OF
hts Egypiiar territories. II he make his submission and
restore the fleet. The despatch Contain. nm i'm ,li,d
cen'ufe oi Lord Ponsonby. who counselled The Sultan
Ia depose hlehenei Ali; and Xe may gather from il
that means will DO taken TO influence abe Egy To
make the required submission. Tho powers VIII, are
parties to the qnadu cniy would shoR lie tho o;
pofiuniy Of barking from their engagements with
/ The appearance 81 honor
The prvnre correspondence of the Times gives We.
~ unfay"rabe vi lhe aairs of the Pa.ba of
Egy? The condition Of tho troop their lon. arreor,
oil pay md ihs general distress brought 10y the In.
sndaiion at Ihs Nile. whirh has risen twenty fcer
higher Than usual md dnne great damage would an.
pear 'n create check nj present any elective mill.
'ory operations OF tho Egypiians But the energy of
The ra'ha Is chiefly directed has anticipated naval
wariare.
DrspG'rh from Lord Pal.arr,foa 20 he British a,.b,,
Sdi,r at C1nS,an,iqeyIe
'!y Lori-fIcr Mncsiy's gnvernneI,i having TAI on
mo consideration the act by whirh The SULTAN
aich'mei Ali Of the PIrhalic Of Egypt the bearings of
ihai aci upon the Present state Of pendns questions
ana the course which my he eI2cdient 10 take
ihercuron. having invited the representatives of Aus
uia Russia, and Prussia 1t their court. Ia submit 10
lher respective governments that undoubtedly there
much ioFce IN the reasons which, according To your
EKcellercys reports induced the Sultan 10 take mi,
sep; AMI that while. on the other hlnd this measure
III 10 eroe' prevents The Sultan FROM rsinslair Me
helmet ALL II lac should speedily make his 81 bn,Isson
10 his sovereign tho other hand il NAV oporate "A
Powsriu! coercinn Aahcmet Ali by making hin,
aware that u The contest between him and his s,yer
egn skonid be prolonged, anil il the issue of that co
ties should bc uEfavorahle To hisa he nigbt ls e,
~ lhihs ~ his too obsn ate -ssta zee
mat IN This view and IN order To max the recent
OF Tue sovereign authority Of tho Sullnn uso
ini toward eflcciing eJr.y and saIsf cigy settle
mem oi pending que silons. u is the opinion other M
Jesy government that would be crpodient thu, ,L
representatives. of The four pIwers az CoRS,an,n,nIe
should be instructed 10 procesd To- the Turk sh Mimi,
Ter and state 10 him ia NJ their respective government.
~ pursuance Of the sIipulalius ef lie seventh article
OF the separate act annexed 10 the IT, att of lStb In
beg a'iongly To recommend 10 the Sutnn ,h,t - NJ
hclei All sIond nj an early period make his m
" ih' sultan should agree ScSoTe the Turk sb ne,t e.
Withdraw las troops from Sy ria from Adane Gambia "A
,he Holy Giles the S,dtaP should not only renStai,
Mehemet Ali a. FAcsia az Egypt but should give hin,
ah hereditary tenure in that pachalic according I.
ne conditions specified in The treaty OF JULY and la
oe' OF course 10 forfeiture by my iniracGn of those
codiiions'on the part Of Mehohaet Ali or his surces
sors. WE '"''eS'
Her majesiys G..vernmeni have reason 70 homo III,
Tins suggestion will ihe concurrcsco of tbe Cov
erhnenis OF AusrIa Prussia and Russia md vour D.,
Cehency VIII accordingly take the Steps pointed ont in
ms despatch as soon your colleagues have re
eSived corresponding Instructions
~ The Sultan should consent 10 act ur.n This odvi,.
rendered hun by his four allies II womb Inc .,,c,io,
mat he sho"ld take immediate steps for MAKING his
gracious Intentions in Ibis respect known To Mebem,
Az and your EJccllency and Sir Robert Stope,rd
'hond Afford the Turkish Government every facility
"h'ch ihey may require Tor this puIpSe
have. a.
(Signedl PAL NgRSrov
Londsn. Oct. %
10 his EIcelIency Lord POnsonby, at
ConsalIinoplc