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f( The Pacha of Cairo furnishes the English
army with corn, rice, wood, and butcher’s
meat, free of expense. The consumption is
triple what it ought to be, and great depreda-
tions are committed.
ct The greatest misunderstanding prevails
between General Stuart and the Pacha.
“ SITUATION OF THE ARMY.
The Regiment of Dillon (Emigrants).. ...4.50
British Chasseurs. ........ (idem)... . .5.50
Role’s Regiment.(Swiss)...600
Watterville’s Regiment. -..(idem).....680
The 10th Regt, of Infant. (English).600
61st ditto. . . - ditto... (idem)...650
68th ditto. - - .ditto.. - (idem).-.400
26th ditto of Dragoons(idem). . ..350
Artillery..-.(idem).150
Total....-4430
TURKISH ARMY.
« Mahomed, Pacha of Cairo, who has taken,
no one knows why, the title of viceroy of
Egypt, does not command the troops in per-
son. Muhammed-aly Sun-Chersemc, who
had the command before my arrival, was
killed before Ghiza. They are now under the
orders of Juseph Kiahia. Tahir is the Pacha
- of the Arnauts, who compose the great ma-
jority of this army, amounting to 16,000 men,
distributed as hereafter explained. It receives
successive reinforcements, which are landed at
Aboukir, but it suffers much from desertion.
<f Rhourchid-Ahmed, a Pacha with two
tails, is at Alexandria with 600 men who oc-
army with corn, rice, wood, and butcher’s
meat, free of expense. The consumption is
triple what it ought to be, and great depreda-
tions are committed.
ct The greatest misunderstanding prevails
between General Stuart and the Pacha.
“ SITUATION OF THE ARMY.
The Regiment of Dillon (Emigrants).. ...4.50
British Chasseurs. ........ (idem)... . .5.50
Role’s Regiment.(Swiss)...600
Watterville’s Regiment. -..(idem).....680
The 10th Regt, of Infant. (English).600
61st ditto. . . - ditto... (idem)...650
68th ditto. - - .ditto.. - (idem).-.400
26th ditto of Dragoons(idem). . ..350
Artillery..-.(idem).150
Total....-4430
TURKISH ARMY.
« Mahomed, Pacha of Cairo, who has taken,
no one knows why, the title of viceroy of
Egypt, does not command the troops in per-
son. Muhammed-aly Sun-Chersemc, who
had the command before my arrival, was
killed before Ghiza. They are now under the
orders of Juseph Kiahia. Tahir is the Pacha
- of the Arnauts, who compose the great ma-
jority of this army, amounting to 16,000 men,
distributed as hereafter explained. It receives
successive reinforcements, which are landed at
Aboukir, but it suffers much from desertion.
<f Rhourchid-Ahmed, a Pacha with two
tails, is at Alexandria with 600 men who oc-