I guess the Achmed means a different spelling so I do not know if this will help.
"The Harper Encyclopedia of Military Biography... Trevor N. Dupuy, Curt Johnson & David L. Bongard
1995 by Castle Books
pg. 17 Ahmed Pasha (Achmed) (fl. c. 1799). "Djezzar" (the Butcher). Turkish general. Principal war; French invasion of Egypt & Syria (1798-1801)...
Semiautomonous governor of Acre & commander of the Turkish army in Syria; sided with the Ottoman sultan against the French, & employed his independent army of Albanian & Bosnian mercenaries to defend Acre against Napoleon's siege (Mar. 17-May 21, 1799); hie relief attempt was crushed at th battle of Mount Tabor (Apr. 17, 1799) when Napoleon hurried to succor Kleber's surrounded troops.
Capable by Turkish standards; his loyalty to the sultan was largely a matter of expediency.
TM (Tom Magnusson). Source; Chandler, David G. "The Campaign of Napoleon" N.Y. 1966"
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