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By CHARIDT7'E DACRE, better known as ROSA MATILDA, Author of the Nun of St. Omer's, Hours of Solitude, ate. Printed for Longman, Hurft, Rees, and Orme . Patemnfter-rna CHAiIi3OrTE•STREE r, PORTLANINPLACE. I'O LET Unfiirnifhed, a gond Family Houle, containing two fpacioua and lofty Rooms on a Ploor, with Greffing Room, three Attica. excellent Offices, with Water Clof,t and Garden opening into Portland Road. Ow Houk is rem ark ably Airy and Cheerful, abounding with domcfbc conveniences Apply to Mr. Bates, No. 5, Welbeek•ftrect, Cavendilh-fquare. For the Renck of Mr JOHN BRANDON, Boa-Keeper. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. . ON SATURDAY NEXT, JUNE 7, 1806, will be prefented the favourite Comedy of SUCH THINGS ARE. Sulam, Mr MURRAY Sir Luke Tremor, Mr. MUNDEN; Hafsvell. Mr POPE; wineall, Mr. cFwis: Fluffs, Mr. C. KEMBLE Zedan. Mr. CHAPMAN. !Lady Tremor, Mrs. MATTOCKS ; Aurelia, Mifs BRUN TON; 11,4 Arabella, Mrs GLOVER After which the New Farce, interfperfe.d wail Songs, See. (in Two Ads) called WE FLY BY NIGHT ; Or LONG STORIES. The C.baradtera by Whirrs. FAWCET MUNT, EN. FARLEY, BRUNTON, D LISI'ON. Mrs. DAVENPORT. MIA DAVIES, Mifs TYRER. Tickets and Places for the Boxes to be had of Mr. Brandon, No. 4, Llncoltek Inn Fields, and at the Box. Wine, Hart after, SPLENDID NATIONAL PORTRAIT OP THE RIGHT • HONOURABLE WM. PITT. 9 1 FIE well known fuperior identity of the Portrait of Mr. prr r, which is shout to be pabilOscd by Mr. Bowyer at the Hi le Gallery, Pall-Mall, having excited confiderable Intereß refFeding the Rate of the fuhfcription, Mr. Bowyer begs to inform the Prim& of that dlitinguiftsed Charade., that but a very few more Proof Impreffions can be fubbsibeel. for on any terms whatever. The caquifite Drawing which ha• been nude from the Pidore, and which will at once prove th: fuperiotity of rsfens blame over any other Portrait which has been taken of Mr. Pi r r, May be Peen at Mr. Bowyer's Gallery for a Dort time longer. PRIVATE EDUCATION. THE Friends of Young Perfons deigned for the Ulster:Sty, the Pt ofelLons, or the Superior Uncial Bulineli, are informed that a Clergyman, accuftonted to con,ludl the finilh- Mg Part of Education, receives into his Hnufe, well lituated near London, a limited Number if Pupils. They are treated liberally; the plan of their inftrudion is adapted to the fituation iii life for wbitb they are intended, and includes advantages not saintly found in larger 5C111143, iel.—Apply at Mars. Sikes, Snaith and Co. Bankers, No. S. Man lion-Houfc.ftreet. LEGS of MAN and ROYAL HOTEL, PRESCOT. JBA I'ES, Late of the ROYAL HOTEL , LI • VERPOOL, begs leave again to folicit the favour of his fur titer Pliends and tbe Public in generai,and to acquaint them that Ife has taken the above INN, where it will he not only his with. hut his conitant Rudy to delimit that liberal encouragement It; has hitherto uniformly experienced as an Innkeeper; and he alto takes the liberty to add. that nothing his pall c4erlence or abilities tau funnel (hall be wanting to make the above Inn agreeable to tht Nobility, Gentry, a nd Genmen Travellers. N. B. N tle at Puft Chalks. A NY Gentleman withing to polTers a quantity of . 11 . Bottled PORT and StiERRY WIN upwards of four year: in the wood, and I reported by a Military Man, who, from fume change in his official htustion, reluelantly parts with it, may meet with Inch, by an application to the Houle of Mears. Todd and Co. Army Agents, No. 41, Great Suffolk ftreet, Pall-null. The above Houle pledge themfelses for the goodnefs of the Wine, and Oast the whole will correfpond with any (mall quantity that may be taken on trial The price required is Port 445. per dozen Sherry 48s. bottles included. - - - - A CAUTION " TO FAMILIES. THE great reputation which Mr. BURGE SS has gained by the Amgen's' excellence of kin ESSENCE of AN CHOVIES for Fah Sauce has induced many perfons to give the fame name to an artlck entirely different. JOHN BURGESS and SON think it a duty they owe the Public, to caution them againft fueh impofitlons, as (vent people travel the Empire, offering Shopkeepers. &e. an extra large profit to vend the fpurinus kind t they are particularly requeited to alk for BURGESS'', and to ohlerve, none is genuine but what have there words upon the label--." John Barger" and Son's Original and fu petior nen= of Anelsovlce --Warehoufe, No. to;, Strand, corner of the Savoy Stept,Loodon. J ANIEs , T-FEVEIE - 70WMIt ancTAIriC LEPTIC PILLS prepared at the reduced prices of Is. 9d. the packet, and 2..9r1 per box, by Benjamin Perrin, Chernitt, No. sj, Southampton-!heel, Covent Garden, London ; the only per fon who ever prepared them for the late Dr. Robert James —they are equally genuine with thole (old at double the price. Alto Per rin's Imperial Dentifrice, that will make the Teeth beautirully white, preferve them from decay. and prevent the Tooth Ach—in Ron, It will do that can poffibly be done by any preparation, innocent in its nature and pleafant In its ufe, and will prove a va lunde aqulfition to evert individual delimits of Teeth found, clean, and white, or of Gums. healthy, firm. and florid; In boxes price 2s. 9d. each. Ladles particular in Lavender Water will find their fenfes much gratified by Perrin's Double Diltilled, at as pi. per bottle, equal to any in London, although fold at a much higher • - This day was puhlithed, Price 75..6d. in Boards, A New EDITION of ARY's ITINERARY ; containing gre at re Acl. N-A &dons and Improvements, particularly In the Rads so which upwards ut Eighty new Routes have been added, with an improved Index, calculated to make the References to thole Roads perfedly calf and fimple. With the Dina Roads arc given the Time of the Mails arrival and depzrture; the Population of each Town ; the lice of the Navigable Canals,and the Courfc of the Riven palled over, he. fee. Accompanied with a full and explicit Map, can:hilly adapted to the Wurk, and on which the Crofs Roads are figured to correspond with the page wherein ' defcrihed. London : Printed for J. Cary, No. 181, Strand I and may be had of the Bookfdlen in general, both in Town and Country. NEW BOOKS TO APPEAR EARLY 11 JUNE. MR. PHILLIPS has the honour to inform the Literary World and the Public at large, that he ha, its Pre paration, and in a few days Bull publifh the following elegant and illtelCELog NEW WORK, t. Mr. CARR' STRANGER IN DILIAND, or Tried, in that Country, during the Litt Autumn and Winter, with flume' , saus Engravings.price al. as. in boards. a. MEMOIRS OF A TRAVKLLP.R, NOW AT REST, um.filtingof original Anecdotes of the Courts of Europe during the latt fifty years in five oniony . .. pries an. in boards. 3. THE POSIICAL WORKS OF MRS. ROBINSON, now Brit cottontail - by Mira Robinfun, and inelndiog many Piece , never bet nee publifited,ln three elegant volume., price al. t is. 6d. hoards. 4. THE WILD' IRISH GIRL, a Novel, by mik Owes son; saithoref. of the Novice of St. Dominic, in four RaiIIISCA, price sos. ih boards. As loon II each of thefe Works is refrAively ready, it may be had orewery Bookseller in Great Britain and Ireland. Within the loft Three Months, Mr. PHILLIPS has publiihed the following efkemed Works: 1.••••D:DR20011E.9 CV(LoPi DIA, Parts t, x and 3, at 9s S---Ataton's Complete Edition of JuNius, 2 9014 1;9 3-.1 . 11C SPIRIT ad.( FKKNCII A \SS, 3 vole iss ap•Pit•tic CIIARAC I Ella for 1806, 109 5d e--Caocsra's ELII/4IN 111 of LAND SURVEYINO, ye 15...•.SATINDIIRS Ott the DISEASES of the EAR. ass in hoards 7..WINTIR in LONDON by Mr Snell ' 3 vela t is 6d IiwaMAIP, WIFE and Winner, by Mr SIDDON 4. 3 vots 13s 6d 9...EIOO.ILAPRICAI. Nall to the House. of COMMONS, 96 go--Ps citing of LONDO N (Jr 18:4, ss in red CRASS Boos, Or 365 LFISON S. 59 I.I.4OaTIMPORAIY %fa:A(IES and TRAVY.I.I, Vol 111. ISS i rm:raRNRULL S S NAVAL SORGRON, 91 6d sa—aannstsrions from the °gals ANTHOLOGY, 7s 6d X (—kW Jenne REID 011COWSUMETION, 7a GAA 14 AAA of HlSTper. 39 1, PaiNC [ H OA RZ Oa tbe ARTS in gNOLAND, 79 1.94 erwidels maybe had of every 80-kfgiler in gb g United K10340011.-11111DGII•STIRST, May 26, 1806. NELSON'S GLORY. This Jay war pubflflted,;;i;; 2.. 6d. A POEM, entitled THE PROGRESS OF GLORY, in the LIFE of HORATIO LORD VISCOUNT NELSON OF THE NILE; with esplanatory Notes: and a DE.• DICATION to the NAVY and ARMY of GREAT BRITAIN. ..... " Sill may each valiant ha nd new laurels twine " Arou..d . the crown, whole title I. divine!" Printed for W. J. and J. Riebadion,,,ltoyal Exchange ; and W. Lane, Leatlathall Street. This day was pulinthed. price is 6d. And to he had of Marrs Rlchardfon, THE RIGHTS of the S IDCKBROKERS DE FENDED AGAINST the Al TACKS of the CITY of LON DON; or, Arguments to (hew that Perfnne buying or idling Stock only, by crimmillion, do lint conic within the &Cc/Won of Brokers mentioned in the 6 Anti, c. t 6. To which is idd,:d a Statement of the Proceedings on this Sulajcd that have lately taken place Its the Court of Requefts. By FILANCIS BAILY, of the Stock Exchange. • LONDON-THE LARGEST AND MOST POPULuUS CITY IN THE WORLD—Thislay was tinh:itlisJ, A New Edition, corrected to the prefent time, tiluitrated wi•it a large Modern Map of London. with anoth. r Map of the Environs, and embellifited with feveral Views, price Five Shil• Ergs World In red. I , HE PICTURE of LONDON for 18n6 ; being a TOLL and COIlltaCT DRICRIPTION of the BRITISH Ms- TROPOLIS and of its Vic' NIT v ; and a FAIT II VU L GUIDE to JIBS CURIOSITI Ci, ARIUMMIIII, EXHIBITIONS, PUBLIC INS LIIU • nu N a, and what,ver is remarkable and deferring of Notice ;with a great variety of fluent 'List estontaining the Hackney Coach Farts, Lifts of Streets, Inns, and Coffee Hut& e, Chwches, Public Offices, &e. _ _ . it is impollible, in the compete of an Asivcrtifement, to enume• rate the great number of ufetul topics, which arc treated of In this fmall volume ; but it may fuffice to ohferve, that a total Stranger may, by means of it, become better acquainted with the Minh Metropolis in a few days, than many thaufands of Inc elligent Perrone who have redded in it curing many years Printed f w RICHARD PKILLIN, No. 6, ltridge ftreet, Black• friars, and fold by every Bookf, her in the United Kingdom, and at. the Ears of all the Principal Coffee Houfe.; in London. Ofw!.sm may be had, by the fame Editor, A GUIDE to the WATERINO and SEA•BATHING PLACLI with Sixty Maps and Views, price tic in boards. KOTZEHUR's TRAVELS 1N ITALY. This day were publillied, In four tinkly printed Volumes. Wall °darn, unifam with the other Travel, of the fame Author, price One Pound in hoards, TRAVELS through I rALY. from LIVONIA through the TYROL. and FLORENCE to NAPLES, and from NAPLES thrinlgh RVue, WILSON A. MILAN, and VIENNA to Baauv, pegomt.d during the dole of the year 18.4 and the connttencemot of .8 3. By AUGUSTUS VON KOTZF.EUE, Author of the Stranger, [AVM . VOWS, Pizarro, SVZ. BEC and of 'leavelain Siberia and 1., France: Varian Engllfh critics have pron.itincvl Kotzebue to he, in every referci, " the fill of tretwilers," a; well as tlit nunt It ely painter of manners and charader that, in this line of companion, ever addreffed the Public; and the univerfal reception of his tra vels in Siberia and in France, not only in every part of there i11A111.16 but in every country in Europe, is a circualtance dcitionftrative of his extraordinary merit. Yet, however interelting may have been his former travels, there in Italy claim rank as his el.,tpreaore, and in a particular manner command the notice of th literary world, not only as relating to the moll intereltinz countries In Europe, hut as poff-ffing a rich and unequalled fund of novelty, information, and annifement. Printed for RICHARD Pus ttirs,Brblge-fireet, Blackfriatn, and to be had of all Bookhllere: Of whom may he had, The fourth Edition of kirrerllUell TRAVELS in SIIIXKIA,tbree ♦olumes, price 1:0.6d.; and the :hid edition of his TanviLs in FRANCE. three ',Mortice, price ru. 6d. In hotels . UKhUORY's tvit.CHANleb. In two largePdavo Volumes, belides a Volume containing Fifty five Qzarto Plates. This day was publilleed, price ti. t6s. in haards, A TREATISE of MECHANICS, Theoretical, Prodleal and Deferiptive... By OLIN MOS G 0.,0R Y, Of the Royal Military Acadion) , Woolwich. Vol I. Book I. On S [Alms, comprifing the Compofition and Refolution at Forces, the Centre of G ravit y, and the Centroltarya Method, Mechanical Powers, Strength,and &refs of Materials, and the Theory of Cords, Arches, and Domes. Book a. DYNAMICS, :n which arc treated Motions. Defcents and Afcents along differatt Lines and Curves, Prolectile,, itioclut firing, Pendulum.. Central forces, Centres of Ofelllation, Sponta nevus Rotatiuo, {Sec. Don Juan's Theory of PersulLun, and the motion of Machines, and their maximum elicels. ....„ ..... . Book 3. lima mist ATICS, Including the preflure of notselallic Fluids, the (peel& Gravity of fond and Bold Bodies, with al. C tellrl VC Table, the Equilibrium, Stability, and Ofcillations of float ing Bodies, and capillary Attradlion. Book 4. tiVa RUNAMICS, treating of the difeharge of fluids through Apertures, and of the motion of Water wheel., with ac count. of important Waperiments na thofe interelting Tropics. Book 5. PN cnntnncs. inchiding the I.:quint:Muni and Motion of Air, and other Elaitic Fluid., the mean, rement of Altitudes h. the Barometer and ihermometer, the Theory of Air and of Wa. ter Pumps, and the ReOltanee of Fluids. Volume Ii contains Remarks on the Nature, Conflruillon, and Simplification of Machinery on Friainit, and the Rigidity of Cords, Hilt Movers, kr. with Tables and Deferiptions of nearly apia ceding and of ful Machines—of which, howcvsr, only a few ' can he (twined in an Advertifement. Atw,,,it's ingenious Apparatus for variable Motions. Improved Beam Compiles, by Walton. Prony's Conden kr of Forces, applicable to Windmill.. Cranes by Gottlieb, Andrews., HA, Witt, Hardie, he. Hydraulic Engines ; i. e. The Tympanum, the Norla, De la Faye 's Wheel, the Perhan Wheel, Chain Pump.; Hero's Foun tain, Darwin's Engine, Hungarian Machine, the Spiral Pump, Di. Indices Drawer and Bucket, Saricant's Machias, Doarbona's Engine, he. Oil Mills and Ordnance llnring Machines. 1 Contrivances for parallel Motions, by Cartwright, Dryden, h.c. Various Pumps, with Remarks on ?Moo. and Valves. Ramfden's Machine for dividing Mathematical biltruments. Contrivances for ravening and changing Motions. Seapements, by Graham, Mudge, Lte Latour, 81c. Steam Engines, by Newman, Blakey. Gainfb .rough, Watt, Hornblow, r, Cartwright, Murray. Bettancourt, Woolf, Sm. Bramah's Machine for planing different Kukla of Surfaces. Rules for forming Teeth and Wipers ; with Mandilay's Teeth cutting Apparatus. Horizontal, Vertical, and Circular Saw Mill.. . . Ti.le Mtlls (a fubjed never before treated in any Englifh work) with contrivances by Doicet. Lloyd,anil Dryden. Turning Apparatus. by hlaudflay and Smart. Water Mills, under 03(4, over Omt, Rutting, &e. Windmill*, ♦e:Meal, horizontal, &c. by Verner, Bastian, By% water, and others Printed for O. Kaarfley, Flccr•Rreet, London, BARK, NEAR ELTHAM, KENT. By order of the Right Honourable l.ord RP/11T Sr R, Sur veyor General of Hit Majefty's Woods, Porefts, To he SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. SECKHAM, At the King's Arms, Inn, at Eftliam, on Saturday, the 7th of June, 1806, between the hours of Two and twee in the Afternoon, A BOUT EIGHTY LOADS of OAK BARK. To be viewed by applying to,Mr. Jewell, ar thr King's Arms, Eltharn, of whom Particulars and Conditions of Sale may Pe had I and alfo at the Office of Woods, No. tB, Great George• ftrect, Weftminfter. DENBIGHSHIRE. To be SOLD by PUBLIC AUCTION, in Lots, At Denbigh, in July or Angoß next, _ _ SEVERAL very deferable Eftates in the Patifhes of Llanvair,Talhaiarn,Gwytberin, Llmfannan, Llamernleti, Llanyffyd. Denbigh, and Llanraisdr, and conning of Demtf-e Lands. Mills, Woods, Farms well Tenanted, with extenfive COlll - Sheep Walks, and Wages, fome of which contain rich Mine. rats. Coals. Slate, and other %tarries, with feveral moll defirible Lands and 'renements in and contiguous to the slown of Denktb. Particulars of all which will be advertifel In du-. time. aod further account may be had by applying to Meffrs. Farrer. Atkin fm and Juhofon, Liucolu's Inn I idds, London; or Win. Richards, Erg elniter. BARK. COLLINGHAM. near CHATHAM. KEN I% By order of th a Right Honourable Lord ROBERT Sri. OBER, Sal• 'rot General of His Majtfty's Woods, Foreits, Ste. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Shm of the White Hotfe, in the Parish of Rainham, in the County of Kent, on Toeiday, the inch of June, 18s6, between the hours of rwo and Three o'Cluek in the Afternoon, A 800 FIFTY.TWO LOADS of excellent OAK BARK, from fundry Tree+ felled for the Vie of the Navy, on an Baste of the Crown at Gillingham, near Chatham, in the Lid County. To be viewed by applying to Mr Sykes, at the White Hoeft, Rainhans, of whom Particular+ and Conditions of Sale may he MI, and alto at the Office of Woods, No. a. Great George-ftre.t, Weibnlnfter. CAPITAL HOP GARDEN GROUND. and HOP KILNS, FARNHAM, SURREY. By MeMs. SKINNER, DYKF. arrd Co. On Thurfday the sth of June. at four o'clock, at the bulb Inn. Farnham, In Six Lots, SEVENTEEN ACRES of Freehnld Capital Hnp Garden Ground, and a Copyhold excellent double Hop Kiln, Storehoures, Warehoufes, and Court Yard, advantagenufly Musts nearly contiguous to the Capital Markit 1 own of Farnham. 19 miles from London, on the hiab road to Carport, Wincheltcr and Southampton. To be viewed by applying to D. BriSow, Efq. at Farnham, where a plan may he teen, and of whom printul particulars may he had; alto at the Swan inns. Airesford Oki Alton • King's Arms, ISaglbist ; Huth, Staines; of Mr. Collins, Printer, Salibury ; Metres. Smart and Ca, Printers, Reading; at the Place o Sale, and of Merril Skinner, Dyke, and Co. Alderfgateittreet, where a plan may WO be limn. FARM.-TO DE LET, AVery Cnmpadt and De fi rable FARM, fituare at LYE GREEN, in the Paridt of Withyam, in the county of Suffex, and compritiog the following Tenements, viz. A. R. P. Mrs. Both Hole Farm 12$ I 33 Thomas Woodham Hockhoo's 63 a 6 Ditto Booley's 37 I 29 Ditto 1+441V; a t 23 John Hall Cenkhania 1 5 3 I 174 S 11 An inenrninp tenant may immediately enter nn part of the Land, and pollelGon may he had of the whole Ettate at Noewel. ma. nest. To treat f..r the fang, apply to Mr. Garrett, Gate, its Withyamaforef.dd. TURKET. FROM THE FRENCH PAPERS. CONSTANTINOPLE. APIIII. 15.—M. Jaubert, cretary and Interpreter to his %jelly the Emperor of she French, well known here from the feveral millions in which he has been employed to the Sul. tan, had been fent by his Sovereign to the King of Pet fia. We had heard nothing of him for upwards of a year ; and no doubt was any longer entertained of his death—at length, however, we have been in. formed of his lunation. 'His letter to M. ltnffin, the French Charge d'Affaites, will convey lime idea of the battings of this interefling young man. NVhen the Sublime Porte was informed of his mil lion to Perna, they gave him a Firman to prince his patlage. He arrived at the Court of the Perim Schah,. who had difpatched a conliderable clean to meet h im. COPT OF A LFTTFR FROM M. JAUDIRT TO M ROVFIR. " From the Camp of the Jufrf Packs, 6o leagues South Walt of h. nt Roam, March 14, tto6. " Peovioascs,.that watches over the dellinies of France, has permitted me to liirvive the event which I have the honour to relate, and for the publication of which I am rather anxious.— Al the fame time I requett you will tranfmit it to his Majeßy's Government. •' I left Ens Roam on the night of July t, and continued my journey to the North EaR of that place without meeting with any danger,hut from two corps of Kurdifh cavalry, from whom I efcaped by the fwittnefs of my horlev, and the obiettrif y of the night. The Ruffians being, in the neighbourhood, have or calioned the* hordes to over-run the whole country booth of the Arazus. I traverfed this river on the 4th, and on the following day I arrived at the prin cipal fonrce of the Euphrates, about 54 leagues Irma Ertz Room. " On the evening of.the sth I was ohlized to flop at Araab, an Armenian village, two leagues from lit s h j i a s z G ed o , ve a rn e n i t r y , wherebearing ing Mm o a f h nie uti a d t P t ac he ha vi r l e la i g id e e , .. „ — x. prelfed his wilt so fee me. and fent Come hoffemen with orders to cundu't me to his refiJi lice. Mb mond Pacha is about thirty-two years of age. and is famous in this eciostry for his tyranny, his 'nations fpirit, and his riches. He received me with great . coolnefs in his firft interview, and, having fepaiated me from my people, queftioned them concerning me, and. while he affefted a great deal of polirenefs on my.account, he &dually, as I was afterwards in formed, put my guide to the torture, from whom, having extorted fome equivocal acknowledgment'. he afterwards had' the man fecretly affaffinated. At the fame time he formed the bale projeft of robbing me, as much to fatisfy his avarice, as to make him (elf agreeable to the Ruffians. "You may go, (raid he to me). to Erwan, which is but five leagues from hence, hot fail not upon your return to pats through my province. " I null entruft you with tome bufinefs at Con- Hantinople, and with Jufef Paella : you fh all Ire el. coned by my moft faithful fervants. When they arrive upon the frontier, they will deliver to you a palfport. Your guide will rejoin you this evening.' 1 w I fulpened his treachery, but it was not in my power to avoid it. I left Bajazed with a confiderable &rut. and under the protenion of a Vizier of the Sublime Porte : I had a right, therefore, to confider 'Well in full fecurity ; but you will perceive bow my confidence was re yarded. " There is a (ream at the fort of Mount Ararat, that runs into the Cafpian &a: this (ream is a boun dary between the territory of the St.blime Porte and ; that of Perfia. I paired it, and finding myfelf upon the Perfian territory, my guides invited me to alight from my hole ; but while I was thanking HPAVEN fir having reached the Perfian territory at loch a dittanee from my own country, I was fierrounded,• difarmed, and thrown with my face to the ground. At this moment, H is my witnefs, no unwor thy thought once (mere my mind; my lan wales were for the profperity of my Sovereign's arms. I did not forget that I carried the Imperial Eagle. around which , is engraved there words-4 Honour ! ou r Country ;' the firft my only guide, and the lat ter the objeet of all my Hffations. .1 Thus forprized and arrefied upon the Perfian territory, I was dragged away by thole perfons whole dory it was to defend me from my enemies. In thii (*dilation I was left till the evening : night coming on, I was condoned over frightful preci pices, quite out of the beaten road ; and, after a march of three hours, I arrived at a lonely hotife at fume dillance from Bajazed, where the reldl, in difguile, waited my arrival. I complained bitterly of this want of good faith, and my &mods on tl :s megrim) used my life, as well as the lives of thole who accompanied me. This traitor,fearing the Iconfequenres of his attempt, laid with lume embar rafrinent, that lie thould write to Conliantinople.—... He then ended me to be (tripped naked, and I wag dragged to the Cattle, where there is a fubterraneoua dungeon, an invention worthy of fuel a wretch. " About midnight, I was obliged to defcend into this cavern by a rope, the Nam giving orders to the Commandant of the Cattle to keep me upon a (nail quantity of bread and water ; to keep my con finement a profound fecret ; and nor to allow me to have, any light, for fear people fliould fufpeet the fad of fome perfon's being imprifnned there. " I languithed in this fitnarion, and in the mean while the plague raged in the city. The heat of the weathei was intolerable ; I was without clothes, and without hopes of life—.hill I was in pretty good health, as were alfo the three perfona who belonged to me. About the firft of Vendemiaire, of the year t 4, the Pacha was affeAed with the plague, and in . , rale of the intervals of his malady, he gave orders to : have me all'aftioated ; this the Commandant of the ! Cattle refuted to execute ; and this was not the only fervice done me by tits venerable Muffulman during the eight months I was in confinement. To him I owe my life and liberty. " The Pacha died ; the city was then divided into two parties, refpating the choice of a lomat - Br.— Aehmet Bey, his fon, at length carried the eagle.— . To me he teemed more dangerons than his father. One of my limits happened to be re:ognised, and be ordered it to be killed. He alfo removed my friend, the Commandant of the CAI; and teemed inclined ' to deprive me of the wretched exillence which hid i father had (pared, jun at the time when lie was feized by the plague, and. like his father, carried off.— Ibrahim Bey Rill furvived, and teemed more favour ably inclined than his predeceffors ; Rill he Offered ' me to remain a captive: he did nothing more than order my place of confinement to be Rained, after the expiration of 54 days. During this interval, I found l an opportunity of writing a few lines, and fending them into Perfia : I have lince received two anfwers, • • • copies of which I have enclofed, and fent to my Go -1 vernment. " The Vizier Jnfef Bey having been informed of my hillory, gave orders for me to attend him. A Per flan officer arrived at the lame time from Taurus, in claim me in the name of his Sovereign.. The Bey canted me to be conduited here, and I cannot fuffici. ently praife the reception I have met with. It is dill my inttntion to deliver the letter (merely a friendly one), of which I am the bearer, to the King of Perfia. The Sublime-Porte will feel, I prefume, tint it can not confidently deny me a paffitg . e. It it the interelt 1 of the Porte. and, above all, it is that of juflice, not to tubule its power on my account, or to take an ad vantage of my weaknefs. 1 fpcalc in the name of a ; Sovereign whole name is revered through the uni i verfe. If the Sublime Parte winter to prcfcrve his friendflip, he it give him this proof of its ov n amity. I requeß you will fend a c py of this t o the j Miniiler fir Forelgn Affsire, to whom I have not written, li.sring salmon forgot en my i n w it ;i i i re n l: t og r it et i r t; r c f : w excor, therefore, the Ity'r 01 this Icrter. ';'ell him dint he i, ni7 ;ti e l ir mg irur m e patted months. , . ._ ...._ v4hotir my teeing the light of the inn, have not abaY ed my z:at. [ lii.ll not fee Paris till I retort' from Itp• :than with the anfwee of the p or ti en &Nth . (Signed) "P. AMIDVI J•VBSIT." ' I A