History of the British expedition to Egypt:

Aboukir allied powers ammunition Arabs arms arrived artillery attack auxiliary troops battalion batteries Belbeis brigade British Cairo camp capitulation Captain Pacha cavalry Colonel Stewart column Commander in Chief conduct considerable conveyed corps Damanhour Damietta detachment directed dispatch division duty embarked encamped enemy enemy's English fame fire flank flat boats fleet France French and auxiliary French army front garrison Général Gizah guns harbour Head Quarters hill honour horses hundred immediately infantry inhabitants John Hely Hutchinson killed land Lieutenant Colonel Lord Hobart Lord Keith Lutz Maadie Major General Coote malady Mamelukes Marabou Menou miles morning necessary neral night Nile o'clock officers piquets plague ports possession pounders prisoners quarter master redoubt regiment Rhamanieh Rosetta sent ships Sir Ralph Abercromby Sir Sydney Smith soldiers soon Sublime Porte thoufand tion town Turkish Turks Upper Egypt vessels Vizier wounded yards