3. _General Sherbrooke in Egypt in 1807._

(“Dictionary of National Biography.” Art., Sherbrooke.)

The note states that General Sherbrooke was sent to Egypt to enter

into arrangements with the Mamelukes.

In point of fact, Sherbrooke was on the staff of General Fraser, and

it was he who signed with the Pasha of Egypt the convention for the

evacuation of Alexandria by the British. (Fraser to Castlereagh, 26th

September, 1807, W.O. 1, vol. 348.)

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