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To % ~r .• ~: - -W . A7 • •;. 3o.irq; 4 - 5 - T LPRICE SIX-PENCP. - - - 244.1vtts3R 57691 STATE LOTTERY. ' MANSION HOUSE NEAR THE SEA. To be SOLD in Fech by- PRIVATE CONTRACT, ALL that drnng-built commndinus, and Comfor tables- MANSION HOUSE, with fourteen Acres 6/excel lent land, called RA ME PLACE, delightfully fituated, in the Pant!' of Ranie, about three Miles from Ilymouth Dock, and within a very Own diftance of Mount Edgecumbe The Houfe is capable of receiving a large Family, and during the laft winter was the Itclidence of Earl St. Vincent. • The Purchafer may be accommodated with a very valuable Eftate, adjoining.the above Premifes, and immediate polreffion of the Houle if required. The Prernifes may be viewed on application to Thomas Ed wards, bk. the Proprietor, at Rime Houfe. and further particu lars known of Mr. Hunt, Attorney, George-ftrcet, Plymouth. Plymouth, July 6, iSO7. THURSDAY, JULY es, 1807 FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS. This day were publiated,in two Parts.priee 44. GEOGRAPHIC*L and BIOGRAPFI [CAL EXERCISES ; deigned for the Ufe of Young Ladies. By WILLIAM BO ILEA. ruttier of Writant, Accounts. and Geography, in Ladies' Sahel& _ _ FRANKFORT, JULY 7. THIRD DAY OF DRAWING WILL BE ON tUESDAY NFRT, JULY M. Furtado, the Pi efii:nt of the Jewilh Sanhedrin at Paris, is here, on his way to the Em perorN pole , n's head cittatters. The S a nhedrim, it is laid, is fhurtly to meet again. It is bdieted that the Emperor Nap "eon will hate it upon himfellto bring kb nt a reconciliation be tween the Emperor of Rant and the Porte. VIENNA, JULY 4. £30,000 40.000 In,ooo 10,000 .3,000 4,000 1,000 7,;00 30000 37 300 SCHEME. x Prise of £30,c00 ac.eoo s.ooo I,coo sco zoo so ao Is Printed for J. Harris (Soece(CrTo E. Newbery), earner of St. Paul's; 1451118130. in the Poukry ; and Dartoa. and eo Orace ehereh-ltratt. Where may he had. Mr. Butler's other Publications. _ I This day was publithed, flewsly printed in one large Vol. Crown Bvo on fineweve 'toper, *satyrs:iced, price in boards, cos 4d. Ti , be continued annually. THE POETICAL REGIS [TR. and Repo fi .ory of fugitive Poetry, for sB:y, being the sth Volume of the Series. His Imperial Highnefs the Archduke j feph died in the night between the 29'h and pea ult. to the great grief of hi. Majefty the . Emperor, and the Im. petial Court. His Impetial Highnefs v.q. born on the 9th of April, 1799. A deed in the conforma• tion of the Vifcera is fuppored to have haiiened his deceafe. 3joo 3,r00 IMMIn Tickets. L200,0a fire drawn Ticket Fotieth Day, ileitis the only fixed Capital, THIRTY I'HIUS AND POUNDS. The Drswing will be regularly i,o , es Tickets each Day. Tickets and qhires on Sale at all the Licenfed Lottery Officio, and by their Agents in England and Scotland. PEMBROKESHIRE. TO BE LEI, from Michaelmas next, Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 6s, St. Paul's Church- yard. Soid alto by J Hatchard. No. too, Piccadilly. The Poetical Regiltcr comprifes original, fogitive, and ancient Poetry—Criticifms on the Poetry of the Yesr—..swith a Catalogue —Poetical biography and Mike Denies Of the above mentioned Bookfeilers may be bad . Tic Second editions of the volumes for 1801, dos, 18.22, and &of,. Wag the four flrit of the ferles, price rl t is. 6d. In ho irds. The volume for OW is in the profs, and any contribution'. in tended for it, are requefled to be fent as early as pollible. ALL that MESSUAGE nr DWELLING HOUSE, Garden. fit flailed Stable and Barn, wilt the Appurtenances, called-and known by the name of SODSTON, fituatc in the Patina of Narberth. in the County of Pembroke. The Dwelling inure eonfuts of two parlours and a hall on the ground floor. four good bed chambers on each of the licit and 'nand Boors. with goad germs over theta, and a good kitchen, dairy and cellars under ground. • Sodlton is Bunted on ata eminence which commands extenfive and *dant views of the lurrestoding country, and within a mile Of the market town of Nktberth, and tell nsilza af Haverfordiveft, through vett of which 'towns the PA* Coach runs every day, from Milford to loadmi. The Conneryabmanda with game. and then is a pack of hounds kept within a sulk of the place ;• and there aUo feveral capital brooks for trout. within a Ilion alliance of the Houfe. The Recruiting S -vice has recommenced in this Capital. The Earl of Pembroke, Extraordinary Envoi from the Court of St. Jones's, arrived here on the ad.— Mr. AJair is preparing to return home. According ro report, three pleat - me cirrus are to be formed, immediately after the getting i , of the harven. Twelve regiments are to be feta to join the Neutral Cordon in Gallicia. _ _ _ DIAMONDS AND PEARLS. DENTS JACOB begs leave to inform thy Pnbjie, that he continues to give the full value in ready mosey fee Diamonds and Pearls, at No. 37. Cockfpur itraet, Cbariej•Ceofs, oppofite the Cannon Tavern. PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Cowt of Chancery, made in a caufe. Harding o Strickland. the Cre• ditnrs and Legatee , . of SARAH RI.LIO l'.otherwifeCLAX TON. late of Church row, in the Parini of St. Pancras. in the County of Middlefex, widow, deceafed, are, on or before the t sth day Auguft Lett, to come in and prove their Debts, and claim their Levels', before John I amphell Efq one of the Mafters of the laid Court. at hi. Office in Soutbamptox.huilclings, Chancery-lane, London, or in default thereof they will be peremptorily excluded the benefit cf the laid Decree. HUXLEY, Solicitor. This day Was publißtcd,elegantly printed in Two large volumes, _ . . duodecimo, price M boards, 14s. A co LLEC NON of SONGS, moral , fentimental inarmnive and arnuling, feleded and revifed By the Rev. JAMES PLUMP I RE, M.A. Fellow of Clare-hall. Printed for F. C. andl. Rivington, No. 6i, St Paul's Church yard; fold alto by J. I tchard, No. tzup, There volumes contain thewords of upwards of oo fangs, tome of them original, but principally feleeStedsfroni 'the works of the molt approved writers, diveßed of every thing Waich has any ten dency to indecency and profanenefs. Wi' la an introludory Let • ter, and a new preface. The tirlt volume, which conta 4 ns chiefly the rural, naval, and military fongs, tee. nay be had feperately printed on an Interior paper, price in boards es. 6d for ;bore who may with to purchafa it as a relent to the lower dare*. A Tenant may be (uppity:l grith my quantity of Land rot ex ceeding too Acres. For further portleubrs enquire of Mr John Bateman, Haver. fordweit•—Haverfordwelt, June 30, 184. MR. BELSI - LlM's HIS TORY OF GREAT BRITAIN, FROM 1688 TO 18cs. EXETER. CAPITAL COTTON MI 4 AND MANUFACTORY, ON THE RIVER EXE ~s THE only' CO 11:0N KILL in the Weft of England, recently erceted, and palreffing Toperior leital ad vantages, will be SOLD by Public Auction; (with the complete Mill Char, Machinery, Dienfil+, Bleaching Hnufc. Bleaching Ground modern g Houle a t;d Garden, Cottages I.)e La • bounty, Baildingi. and all nquifite appurtenances), at the Hotel, in the city of Exeter, on Friday the silt of Maga* neat, at Eve o'clock in the afternoon. r r HF. PURC'FIASERS of the above mentioned WORK are rcfpedfully informed. that Mr. BE I.SH ANIL has Jody completed TWO VOI.UMP.S of STATE PAPF.RS, AU THORIFIFS, and OFFICIAL DOCUMIaI dcfigned to ac company and illultrate his Hiltory ; aud they may now be hail of all Bookfcllem price ONE GUINEA in hoards. They arc fold feparattly, for the accommodation of former Put chafers of the Hiltory hut they will he fuhjoincd to each feparate Volume of the new Edition of the Hiftory, which, with theft Ap prndages, will in future be fold at SIX GUINEAS iu boards. Bridge direct, London, April, 1807. This day vets publilhed, In demy Bvo. price 7s boards, the ad edition, with additions, of OBSERVATIONS on the EFFEC I'S of vArious ARTICLES of the MA I'ERIA MEDICA, in this CURE, of LUES VENE R EA. illußrated with Cafes. tOr the infiwdtiosl of the Premifes and further Partieular4, ap• plica , ion may be m .de to Mr. Kendall, attorney; or to Mr. J. furlong, St Sithrell's, Exeter. - Exettr,ll4 lady: ilbay. • MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. HEREAS many Ladies and Gentlemen expe rience very great peeunfary inconvenience for W2llt of know ing fume refgeetable channel through whole medium they may he accommodated witfutemporary or permanent SUMS of MON Y Mars. NARRIA and Co. at the Annuity Hank, 36, sufrolk Liket. Charing Croft, rtipetlfully inform the . Nobility and Gentry, in poffeffion of incomes tilling from Fr.•ehnld, Copyhold, or Leafehold k.ftatet, in Land or Houfet. Money in the Fu“ti,,, Rent Charge, Marriage Settlements, Widows' Jointures, Anuui ties. Patent Place.. Church Livings or any certain income for Life, that they may he fupplied with lams of Money to any amount, by paying an adequate Annuity Intereft fee the fame, redeentahle at any time, at their own op ion —Perfonal appiica• tieing will be received everyday till three o'clock; and Letters front Correfponder.ts, in town and country, poft paid, immediately w iry:red. LUNATIC ASiFLUM, NtAR EXII AT a numerous and very relpettable Meeting 4 the Governors, held at the Cattle of Exeter, this attic 4.1 7 . XBO7, being Wednefdat in the feflions week, SAMUEL FREDERICK MILFORD, Efq. Proficient. in the Chair. - Theltev. Mr. Manning, Chairman of the committee. delivered in the following Medical Retort of the Patients, from Mt Daniel, the Phyfician, and Mr. Johnfoo, the apothecary. Siam the lam quarterly report, the following patients have bees dikbarged: 3 Cured. 6 On trial with their ft iends. 2 At requeft of friends with benefit. There now remain In the hotife 36 patients, of whom el arc much recovered, and t 2 not work than when admitted . The Treafurer reported the following freib Benefadtions ante the laft quarterly report : the Rev:Precentor Orirdon, a fccood beeefadtion Lto to 0 A friend of James White, Efq. of Esau. 3 3 0 William Hall, of Stnnehrtufe ' Efq. s s 0 A legacy from the late John Withers, Efq. 130 0 0 its 15 0 6g.9 it 0 73 8 17 Ii Senetadlinn, already advertited Legacies, ditto . 7894 4 II Refolved. That Colonel Ballard, M.P. be prefident, and John it4aekiutofb,Efq treafuter, for the caning year. That the thanks of this Court be given to Patrick Kincaid, .Efq. for the great pains he has taken in the office of treafurer and fecrrtary,and for the time and attention be has bellowed on the concerns of this a(yium. The humane tendenty and importance of this eltabliffiment are too obvious robe Witted upon, and mull (peak home to the bofom and feelings of every individual endowed with refleetion and fens Vility. In order therefore to fecore the continued coutreitance and fupport of an enlightened and beneVolent public, it is hoped nothing more needs be Dated, than, that during a very Mort pc tied, by the bleffing of Providence on this inftitution. the lamp of reafon has been relsittkd in the darkened and bewildered minds of more than t to of our fellow-creatures. By which means they have been relieved from the molt deplorable of all the viGtations to which our common nature is liable, and have been reltored to the public, ukfnl members otfociety, and to their •families and iriends, a Satin aad eauftwt. owing to the bossy espence mess fiatmi by the buildings reeently.ereded.the funds of the institution are Dearly tahau2e4 : i 0 eockfequence Of which, the governors ars (Fri to. gloao it is OW tbilePOWCf to Omit patients from the Itzdor, d belay co .fuch osoelerVe terms as might be • IN tids,'N is heped, the benevolence of the public vAll boo ellabk the* do 'exam*. There are at prefent in :he hook thirty noodle many of whom are ear advanced in :heir recovery; add tide that the new buildings are completed, these Is sthjk semolidildation in the whole for upwards of fifty. The three tardens aid three airing gveiands,furrounded by walls, sad* cif hweral acres. and the Ltuatiotais one of the molt faluhrie oat in rt of du Wad, It la an increakd fonrce of con. Moue "'the condor:tors of this inflitutioo to find, by the appleadons limy have received for its plan and regulations, that its heath and reputation have given encouragement to feveral liolkvallhalimilts. which have been recently ur.dertaken, or are aim lobe attempted. in different parts of England and Scot lasi. On aemnirt of its local lituation, this afylum is peculiarly tektites* ferifilinhor Waken Counties; but patients are admit "dine It *lot! oliptempas, proportioned to their ranks in life, Rood ant pert if the Idutpdoot. This Court will only add. and they Rate is with the light fetiefultieo, that they have good grounds he Whole& that, In this balmiest, the number or pa dents re-Eared' to the atioymest of reafoo, in proportion to the number admitted. has much &miffed that of any funilar eft blifluneat. SAMUEL FREDERICK MIL FORD, Prefident. The Prefident baying qUirteriase Chair, and the Venerable the Dean of Exeter having taken it, the following Refolution was pro- poled by Sir John Kcnnaway, Bart. and carried unanintoufly. Refolvod, That in the opinion of this Court, the warmt ft thanks of the Governors of this Afylum, and of the Friends of Humanity, Ire due to Samuel Frederick Milford, Efq the late Pre'Went of 'be Inftitution, far his very alive and benevolent exertions in pro moting its intercftr. CHARLEkTALBOT, Chairman. COLDRENICK HOUSE, CORNWALL TO BE LET, Ready Furnithed for iTerat, not las than 3 Years, C[) ENicK HOI,IBE, fitu.ited about thirteen Mileafrom Tor Points near Plymouth Dock ; the Lodge ad. kins the Turnpike • oad from that plate to Lilkeard, and is (. 1 / 4 11)' paired by the Mail Coach; the latter Town is dittant about four Miles, and has an excellent Market The Houfe Rands in An extenGve Lawn well wooded, having a walled Garden. &sated in a Kitchen Garden, and Shrubbere., containing altos. Cher (even Acre,, with Stables, Coach Houle, brewtionfe. Dairy. Walbhotife. and I au • dry detached Irmo 'he Hoare, and contains a Book Room, Drawing Room, Fnrrance Hdi, and a Parlour, Rutter's iratrry, China Clore, two Kitchens, aul Hotdekeeprr's Room, Servant's Hall. Scullery and Pantries nit the Grand Huey; a Sitting Room and eleven Charnel...Ts, be todes'Clofetson the Heft Fluor, and various Servants' Apartments in the Attie Story. The taker maybe accommodated with a large Cintrtllge, con - /gaining barns, pound honk, granary, farm, ttables, thipliays, and 'linfisys, an inchifed rabbit warm. an orchard, and 36 Acres of land, hellos the Lawn, which is 61 Acres. l'he whole or any part of which may be rented at the option of the taker. who may alb be altoonoodAttd with a lick of hay, come reed, and likewife Lure Wines. The Ht ufe and Grounds may he teen by applying for peratilfian at the houk, and the terms and further partkulars may he übtalood at Mr. H. Woolleorabc's Office, in Plymouth. Plywood', July 14, 1807. iSTATES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, tone time in the 'goer end of July, or the beginning, of Auguft next, in the following lots, (the time, place, and particuLirs of which will be lord) , :dyer tired)—Lot t. A MOST truly defirable FREEHOLD FARM called TENCROFTS,comprifing an excellent Farm HouCe, with convenient barns, liable., and out offices ; upwards 0193 acres of good pa Lure and arable land, all in a ring fence, and one acre of Meadow in the Common Mead, now in the occupation of Mr. Heather, at a very low rent, together with about five acres of beech w oodland adjoining. The premifes are freehold, and are fituated in the porn of Great Marlow, in the county of Bucks, from which place they arc only about one mile diftant, fix fr. n Henley, fix from Wycombe, fix from Maidenhead. and 32 (roil Lyndon, to all which places there is a turnpike road clofe to the houfe. The fituation of Tencrofts is peculiarly beautiful, and the boort is capable of great improvement, at a final' expence. The Farm abounds with pheafants arid every kind of game, and the lands rotted the houfe are admirably formed for pleafure grounds, or a (mall park, and command not only a charming view of the River Thames for a confiderable extent (and from which it is diitant about half a mile), but one of the molt delightful and pidturefque profpeets in the count ry, and Is admirably calculated for the refl. dente of a Gentkman who has frequent occafion to go to sad from London. Lot 2 —A (mall Freehold Farm, called Wood End; enmprifing a cottage, farm, orchard and garden, and four chafes of arable land, containing together about 17 acres, and now in the occupation of Sarah Blacitall, at a low rent. Wood End is fituate in the parifh of Medmenham, in the county of Bucks, about eight miles from Henley, and three from Marlow. Lot 3.—A valuable piece of Woodland. remarkably well flocked with thriving Beech timber, fituate at Wood End, adjoining the Farm, and containing about 20 acres. Let 4 —A defirable Cupyhold Effete, of Inheritance, called Chirps, compribog a good tans-boufe, with convenient barns, lstabled and other offices, and about Si acres of good Arable and nature land, and is acres of excellent Beech Woodland, well Rocked with thriving timber, all inclofed in a ring fence : the farm is in the occupation of Mr. Taylor, at a very low rent.—Chipps is lituate in the Farina of Welt Wycombe, in the county of Buck., within about half a mile of the turnpike road, leading from London to Oxford; and is dillant about two miles from Wett Wycombe, four front High Wycombe, fix from Marlow, ten from Henley, 34 from Loudon, and has a very extenfive right of connuon. Lot 3.—A (mall compadk Freehold Farm, called Green End, on the oppofite fide of the turnpike road to Chipps Farm ; comprifing a cottage, barn, Roble, orchard and garden, and (evert doles of Arable land, containing together about 67 acres, fituate in the Paid parith of Weft Wycombe, and about one mile from Lot 4; and allot in the occupation of Mr. Taylor,at a very low rent, and only about half a mile from the turnpike road, together with the (haws ad joining, the laud cootains about 21 acres well Rocked with capital timber.. Lot 6.—A very valuable piece of Beech Woodland, called Ray Word, fituate at Green End a orefaid, in the laid twilit of Weft Wycombe, adjoining the farm, and only about a quarter of a mile from the turnpike road, containing about tat acres well Rocked with thriving timber. TM Land Tax on all the above &nes is recleaned. • For further particulars, enquire perfonally, or by letters, (port paid) of Mr. Cooper, Solicitor, Henley. The Premifes may he !col on giving a day's notice (if by letter port paid) to Mr. Cooper, or t o me. Jacob BCV.IO, of Henley, carpenter, who will flew the fames By JOHN PRARSON.F R Senior Surgeon of the Lock 1401Pital and Afylatn. and sirgensi to the Public Difpcnfary; Reader on the Principles aa•! Pradiee of surgery Printed for Jnhn Callow, Medical Bookfeller, Crown Core, Princes. fired, hobo. Where may be had, jolt publithed, Directions for Learning to Swint by attending to which, a perfoo who h•s never been in the water may drape being drown ed. By Benjamin Franklin, LL D. prioe is. llfs day were publithed, elegantly printed in two vols. stn. with a Portrait of Lord Karnes, Fac Similes of his Hand wiling, kn. price 31. 3s in boards, MEMOIRS of the LIFE and WRITINGS of A' the Honourable HENRY HOME, of K tMES, one of the ";enaton of the College of Mice, and one of the Lords COM miffiu, era of lafticiary in Scotland. containing Sketches of the Progrets of Literature and General ltrprovtment in Seotand,dur ing the greater part of the Eleventh Century. •„,' For :here Memoirs, which throw mull important lip,ht on tke Literary Hiltory of Orrat Uri , ,in. during the fait Century, the Public is indebted to the pea of the Hon. Lard Woodhoufelee, one of the Judges of the Court ot dellioa In Scotland. Prii.ted fur T. Cadrll and W.'Davies, strand ; and W. Creech, Edinh rg!o. _ _ t+t A very few Copies arc printed on royal paper, price 51.51. iii wind. FOREIGN LAITPLLIGENCE. EIGHTY-FIFTH BULLETIN OF THE GRAND ARMY. lan!, June 24.18;7. " To morrow the two Emperors of France and Ruda are to have an interview. For this purpide, a pavilion has been erected in the middle of the Niemen, to which the two hlunarchs will re- pair Irom each of its banks. " Few Wits will be more interefting The two fides of the river will be lined by the two armies, white their Chiefs confer on the m ans of re-ettablithing order, and giving repofe to the calling generation. The Grand Martha of the Palace, Ogroe, went yef terday, at three in the afternoon, to compliment the Emperor Alexander. " Marla) Ceunt Kalkreu.h was prcf:mted this day to the Em peror : he remained an hour in his Majelty's Cabinet. " The corps of Martha' Lannes was reviewed this morning by the Emperor. He made feveral promotions. gave rewards to thofe who diltinguiflatd themfelvcs by their bravay • and exprelled his fatilfaaion to the S axon Cuiratlir rt." EIGIITY•SIXTH BULLETIN OF THE GRAND ARMY. " Tilfit. June 25, 11307 " This day, at one o'clock, the Emperor, accompanied by the Grand Duke of Berg, the Prince of N..u:chatel. Mariltal Beffteres, the Grand Martirai of the Palace Dome, and the Grand Equerry Cuulaineourr, embarked. on the banks of the Niemen, in a boat prepared for the purpole. They proceeded to the middle of the river, where General Lariboifiere, commanding the Artillery of the Guard, had caded a raft to be placed, and a pavilion creded upon it. Clofe by it was another raft and pavilion for their Ma. jellies' futte. At the fame moment the hmperor Alexander fee out from the right bank, accompanied by the Graod Duke Con ftantine. General Boungfen, General Ouwaroff, Prince Labanoff, and his principal Aide de Camp Count Limn. 6 ' The two boats arrived at the fame [(Rant, and the two Em • pemrs'embraeed each other as foon as they fet foot on the raft.— They entered together the falcon which was prepared for them, and remained there during two hours. The conference having been concluded, the perfons compofing the fulte of the two &ape. roes were introduced. The Emperor Alexander paid the band fonteft compliments to the Ogicers who accompanied the Empe ror, who, on his part. had a lung converfation wish the Grand Duke Conftantine and General ftennigfen. " The conference having rc...niaated, the two Emperors cm ' barked each in his boat. It is fuppofed that the coaterence has had the kappieft !Truk. Shortly after, Prince Labanoft went to the French bead quarters. An agreement has taken place, that one ball of the town of 'Mt is to be rendered neutral The apartments appointed there for Poe refidetice of the k.mperor of Ruffle and his Court, have been fixed upon. The Imperial autilan Guard will pars the river, and be quartered in that part of the city dettined to that purpole j 0 The vaR number of perfons belonging to each army, who Sucked to both banks of the river to view this (eerie, rendered it the more interefting, av the fpedators were brave men, who came from the extremities of the world." TILSIf, JULY 4• His Maierty the King cif PintEa has this day pie• rented Prince Henry nt Priam to the Emperor Na poleon. Her Majeity the (42een is about two leAgo , - from this place, but it is not certain whether we thall lee her here. MESSINA, MAY 3r. There are fcarcely 1400 Englifh in Sicily, and the &calm tromps remaining to King Ferdinand do n exceed 4000. The Prince of Belle Philtplthal has 101 l every thing, viz. a tich military chest, intended to pay and organize a new infurreetion. From tbr Court c, atett.—" The latter end of May wa. produ 9ive of important events ti the Turkifh empire. Even in March and Ap:il. the fpit it of in furreFli )n had (hewn itfelf among 11:e ) enizaries be. longing to the garrifon of the Dardanelles, and in the camp of the Grand Vizier. In , the afternoon of the 2541 of May, the garrifnns of the caftles of the Dardanelles were in a hate of rurnol-, on account of the European uniform, the n!w ttrlics, &c. 1 - 1411 Aga, the Commandant of MAclichiaburea, on the Afiatic (bore, was murdered. Indfche Bey, Com mandant of the entrance of the Black Sea, 00 7 ercaped the fame fate, by ffght. The Reis Effendi happening to come to infra 'hat prt jai at the lime time, the military immediately role upon him as one of the introducers of the Nizam Geded. He endeavoured to lave hirofclf in a bark, by palling over to Bnjukdere, but a hundred pith)l (hots laid him and his attendants dead. It feems that the rage of the Janitaries had been embittered againft him by the recolleflion of a promife he made. raife their pal, upon condition they would adopt the new dilci. pline, and which promife he never pet formed Another circumilance increafed the (pink of oppofiti )n; the Sultan had given notice that the Janiza , ies were no longer to attend him as ufual, to the morgues, hut that this duty was to devolve upon the troops difciplined after the European manner. Thoufands of Janizaries were now marching to Cnnflantinople, and arrived in the fuburb of Pera on the evening of the zBth. They fwore to each other to conduit the tivolution with the bell order. Any Perfon who Ih-Mild, in the leaft, injure either European or Frank, was 'to Puffer death. One individual Janizary only met with his fate, for ta'...i.pg bread fr'm a Greek (a baker) without paying lot it. Behind the Janizaries' ha) racks, on the well known place called the Eimeldan, the Janixaries planted their colours, and took with them their camp kettles, in infallible ! fignal nf infuriation For a time, the Sultan thought of defending himielf, andtroop:, powder, and cannon were brought to the feraglin. Soon after, the Mufti, the Seimen Bafchi, the Kaimialtan, and the two Kazcafkers of R.)melia and Natolia, joined the Jani. zaries. A council war; held inform, and it was pro p o l e d, a s a preliminary, to requetl the Grand Seignior to abolifh the new difcipline, by a lett wa from the Mufti. The Grand Seignior, however, thought lie fhould be able to put a trop to the infurralion, be. fore the flep coati be taken, in eonfequnce of his fending the !,:ads of Mahmud (the ri.devant Reis Effendi) Terfana F.min, Flagai lhrahim, and the Kiaja Mehmelch Effendi to the Eimeldan. This meafttre failed completely, the Janizaries were more enraged than ever ; they did not require the head lof the nniverfnlly efteemed Mahmud Effendi, but that of the Itch Effendi, then in the camp of the Grand Vizier. _ _ •• The Pinsztries continued to fearch every place for thofe Ministers, who had promoted the adoption of the European difcipline, and publicly avowed themfelves as its patrons; namely, Franfits Ibrahim, juffuf Aga, Hadfchi Ibrahim, and Achnset Bry, Captains of the Grand Seignior's guard, Haffan Aga, Achmet Effendi, and others, twelve in number, who were all taken. dragged to the Eimeldan, and there cut in pieces. At this - juntlure the Grand Seignior fent a Hatti Schetiff, a letter written in big own hand, iu which he for ever abolifhed the Nizarn . Ceded, and pronounced an execration opal it. But the Hatti Scheriff was not accepted ; the depofition of the Grand Seignior . .vas refolved upon. The whole force of the janitariss now proceeded to the Scrag. 80. The Mufti and the Ullemas alone entered the Harem, while the tell of the Minilters, the Agas, the janiaaries, and the people, (mounded the palace. • 4 - Muftapha IV. born on the 7th of September, 1799, the eldeft fon of the Sultan Abdul Hauled, was elevated to the Turkifh Throne. And accord. ing to ancient cultism, Selim, the former Emperor, threw himfelf at the feet of Muftapha, kiffed the border of his garment, and immediately repaired to that department in the Seraglio occupied by the Princes of the Ottoman blond who no longer reign. The folemn invitation to Muflapba, to alcend the throne, was made on the a9th of May, about one o'clock in the day, and on the 3d of June the cere. mony of invefling him with the Sabre of the Prophet took place. Muftapha has /ince (hewn tiim elf in public ; on the fame day he rode, accompanied by all his Ministers and Generals, to the Grand Morgue, or the ancient elsurch of St. Sophia, there to perform his 6r II devotions. 4 , The reports of the Grand Vizier', puffing over te. the left bank of the Dumb-. were premature; only A final! Turkilh party advanced from 'bra, towards Bute., hut they re:tuned again iT. a very °tort time. " P•ince Y hair in. ited the Citizens an 4 the Byars, whn had left that city, to return. having promded them an mildly and ptoteiliou."