Stuart to Hobart, 9 March, 1803. _Ibid._]

[Footnote 1031: Hamilton, _Ægyptiaca_, p. vii.]

[Footnote 1032: Stuart to Missett, 18 March, 1803. W.O. 1, 346.]

[Footnote 1033: Hamilton, _Ægyptiaca_, p. 8.

Colonel Barlow in a report to Hobart of conversations he had with Stuart

refers to “the necessity Stuart found himself in of contributing some

pecuniary help of about 8,000 dollars, some sabres, muskets and

ammunition, etc.” [_sic_] 29 May, 1803. W.O. 1, 346.]

[Footnote 1034: Desade to Stuart, 27 Feb., 1803. W.O. 1, 346.]

[Footnote 1035: As early as Dec., 1801. He asked Hamilton what

percentage interest he could obtain from investments in England, and was

disappointed when told 6 per cent, for the Egyptian peasantry would give

him 30 per cent on loans and consider it a good bargain. Hamilton,

_Ægyptiaca_, pp. 22, 253.]

[Footnote 1036: Ibrahim and Bardissy to Stuart, 25 rajab, 1217, H (21

Nov., 1802). W.O. 1, 346.]

[Footnote 1037: Stuart to Hobart, 28 Feb., 1803. W.O. 1, 346.]

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