[Footnote 1428: Missett to Windham, 23 March, 1807. W.O. 1, 348.
It is curious that a British general should describe the action of the
Governor of Alexandria as being “not a dereliction of duty,” but the
satisfaction of popular desire. Stuart to Adair, 20 Aug., 1808. _Papers
of Stratford Canning_. F.O. 1, 352.]
[Footnote 1429: Missett to Ibrahim, to Othman Hassan, to Shahine, 22
March, 1807. W.O. 1, 348.]
[Footnote 1430: Bunbury, _The Great War with France_, p. 291 note.]
[Footnote 1431: Missett to Fraser, 23 March, 1807.