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I • - TURKEY' AND EOM. Owing to a atitititeßlon, tM Ist4slood Misr 114 ost rash to till yelletdar i but, tbsosh mitt. fosse moseslis its corncob src tso lesportsst bt 'HA MM tram oar • CONSTANTINOPLE.FiI. te. 4 The Brian' influence begins to affume an evi 4 ' dent preponderance again in the Divan, and the " Engla name to be more popular than ever. Mr. " Stratton, oar prefent Minille% who hat fucceeded 44 Mr. Drummond here, is treated with that marked confideration which his ability and his judgment "Co highly merit. The audience of leave granted " to Mr. Drummond, by the Grand Signior. was " accompanied with many dentonfirations of refpea " to the nation which he reprefented ; he received ar on the occafion the Great Order of the Crekent, " the infignia of which, however. not being all ready, so were fent after him to Vienna. He is the twelfth " member of this illuflrious order founded on a 44 conqual fo glorious to Britain and fo humiliating "to the French. The tsar with which each Knight " has been fuccelEvely prefeoted being formed en " thely of brilliants, is valued at fourteen hundred " pounds. " The fnperb precuts fent Come time fince by the 64 Grand Signior, to his Majefly and the Prince of 44 Wales, we are placed to hear are to be acknow. " !edged by returns equally fplendid and equally 04 worthy the liberality of the royal and princely • donors. " The Grand Vizier, by the decode of his late 0 viva], Huirein Capiten Pacha, has become veiled 44 with the whole miniderial authority. He is now " the pofitivc Vicegerent of the Empire, and from the " mildnefs and humanity of his charade% his power " is expelled to be ufed with advantage. Kadir Icy " the new Capital) Pacha. is a man of good difpofi -44 don. and much attached to the Engldh. Having " experienced many attentions from General Stuart, " with whom he was a colleague in command in " Egypt, he is warm in his eukgiums nom that of " &cr, and recommends the plans he proPered for " the government of that province. M the 111011,20- " Buie for the adoption of the Porte. — .7 The prefent accommodation betwiittka Turks • and Beys, is afcribed principally to the friendly in • terference cf the Britifh Refident and Agents left " in Egypt. In truth, there is little doubt but that " the Porte, convinced now of our difinterefiednefs " and fincerity with refpeß to that country. would " be glad to fee a Britifh force again in Alexandria; " but they dare not openly content to it." The above letter futther adds, that French entiffa ries, under the various chars ters of merchants. tra vellers, fatlors, fie. are conaantly arriving in Egypt; that the French .Amballidor. General Brune, is watchful in the extreme, over the proceedings of the Divan ; that, under the names of Aids-de Camp. Se cretaries, Ste. he has an arnag'Of cwt. 'he detention of Load Elgin in Francs, who. fro* the cordiality and (cavity of his manners, was a gnat Carnotite among the Turks, excited the Vont indignation at' ContlAtolanple. ‘ i ••• In no event, military or pnotteatvlnat•ionoetnaTs experienced more vexation than in the lots of Egypt in his projects of Empire, that was the first jewel that be meditated for his•dtident—to reign another Atte- ANDia over an &atm world, was the pride I d his imagination. Ou •e we Isom have (me bragagg iollitution to cows onM ear own contralled gist • ries there. in the Irina' tbe Defpot, and one the of his iodise theatre of their mul tiplied atroeitiu . • TURKRT. CONSTANTINOPI.E. JULY at. The Janiffarito have taken arms at Adrianople, and have declared that they will fight to the lag extremity former than fubmit to the new difcipline. Kadir Patha, who had been fent to bring them back to their duty by every praaicable means, has thought proper en halt between Schodofia and Selioria to wait the new orders of government. Letters from Ball na fay. that the Pertians have deigns on Ballots. Baba Kahn is in fell march to Ceize on that place, on' which he pretends to have le. gitinsale claims. The Porte has granted to the PrufGan flag the free navigation of the Black Sea, and has befides fent an Officer of the Admiralty to the Barbary States, with pobtive orders to fet at liberty all the Pruffian Yards that were taken Come months fince, becaufe they were not fornillsed with a finnan from the Grand Seignior. RUSSIA. SDURGH, AUGUST 6. A report is in circulation here, that intelligence has been received from the frontiers of Turkey, which octillions apprehenSons that the good onderltanding between our Court and the Sublime Porte may be &imbed. • A Courier, who arrived two days ago from Perlis, has brought advice of a complete victory obtained by the KuMan army over the Perflans. Our troops have thus avenged the death of the brave and worthy General Prince Zizanuff. HOLLAND. AMSTERDAM. AUGVS 17• England bib hitherto conflantiv admitted, in her negociatinns wi.h France, that things !hall remain in the fstuation in which they may be at the cnnclu Eton of the peace, excepting only the country of Han• aver, the renitation of which the King abfolutely requires ; but this prnpnlition the French have not accepted. In the night between the 9th and toth indent, England fen/ a new Cnurier, abfolutely de minding, as an afrintaimrs. the teflitiitinn of that Elec torate, and ordering LordLauJerdale toren, n in cafe of ref"), without making any new reprefentations. That Miniler was, however, at Paris on the 13th, and on the oath bad fent off a Courier frt. London. ---- - One of the German Journals annovinces the for miii n of a Omfederation of the Wrth, the princi al teat of which wilt be DrcfJen. According tr anu•thcr, an army of forty IMAMEG4ns will be afrctuthicd at Manack • `r, CB RMAY r. YROFTTIERS OF TURKEY. lOLIF vf. According to the accounts received here. of 400tadifks has paled the Mine, titivate , Infurgetts in the enviroao of fichabatz, and thrown into that place a krong garr . ifon. On the other fide. ..we arc adored that the &retain have abandoned the Gage of Belgrade, and that the 5 nr 600 n men that were before that place. have totally retired. HUNGARY, JULY s 3. The pillage of the French tfoops continues Without interruption. Yefterday a column of eight hundred men, confining principally of Mariners, has left the town of Ziog, and yefterday tnother arrived of the fame force. The number of troops which have paled through our territory is eftimated at 6,+0) men. Op the 3d of Augull, the noble guard of the Viceroy of Italy, cot:filling oft aco men, will arrive in the laid town—it is officially announced. VIENNA, AUGUST 13. The report, that the Imperial refiden:e would he removed to Buda, is contradicted—but it is believed that a Diet will loon be convoked in Hungary. , No official account has yet been eeceived here of the evacuation of Cattaro. C The fortrefs of Brannau is to be given up to Alit Iris within two days ; Lieut. General Count Cat. lowrath. hOwever, who is to take padres" of the I prhee, is Sill bare. We are *Cured, that Gorernitient propores to tree a new fortrefs at the place where the Ems falls into the Danube, oppofite Minthanfen. This work, with which General Dadowiek is charged, will be WWI to 6 e years. ' • They write from Wel% ARP the Liango will is future form the frontier bettieWthsilria and hely. According to this arrangement. It foams paffillithat Iftria may be reflored to Auhria, Gam that fitetiSet is more bertbenfonte than ufeful to the Mastiff:l.4lF . News has been received of a molt bloody court& near Barafch. The Servl.an Commander, hillinhe who was ftationed near /rWawa. received advice et a corps of sOOO Turks who were coming to the .aid of Hufanky Bey, ih fielgrade, and bad taken two columns near Collefeh and Bnrafcb. waiting for their further progrefs, Milinko marched wink the Turk" with a part of his army, divided into three columns, the fire of which attacked the Turks polled near Sounfeh, and drove thentleck great diforder upon the ftra column at Borsibh•.-T Milinko followedluten cloht,snd maneuvered fa, tint , continuing their retreat they met with the (mood Ger vian column. • The Set-visas drove them altogether into an narrow valley, sod cannonaded them asinelk manner, that they precipitately fought to profit the only way to efcapeiter was left open to them ; but here their coonernatibs ins extreme at Ileinfl VS? eeived by a third servian column. A goal! ous combat enfued t the Turks, however, ilinnesffell in owing their way through with woo melt, efeaped to Morava ; but aOOO Turks remained eta . the field of battle. • RANICs OR THE MAINE. AUGUST 16. • A part of the French troops which were in argil' pan have catered the Auftrian lenvievtel; but we ar tamed that this Rep is taken with no hoflile i tion, but has been rendered neceffary by the want, proeifions. The French Generals havegieen the pofitive afttrances that they will pay for every thing with ready money, sod it is Paid that they done fo. On the Auftrian declaration • at Ratifison refpiiks ing the refignation of the German Imperial Crown, the Imperial Arms were on the t its MR. taken dot* from the Hotel of the Prince of Thorn and Taxis, ar Imperial principal Commiffinner, and from that of the Auflrian Ambaffor. Baron Fuhnenberg. and fo the laf trace of the Conititution effaced. To remove all foreign jurifdiaion from Ratifborg poffeffion was alto taken on the JIM, of the, till now, free remain in g dwellings of the Teutonic Order, and of that of Waite, as alto of the Salmurg Hof, end the Bariffian Cullorn-houfe. and all the officers of the Pon Office of Thurn and Taxis fworn anew. Many motions are obferved among the troops in Heffe. It is Paid in the public prints the Elettor of Saxony will filortly pro claim his having affumed the Sovereignty and Royal dignity, with the incorporation of all the Saxon Duchies. On the tath, the march of the French through Augfloirg to Bavaria Rill continued. It was expelled that French troops would again be quartered in Ra tilbon. HANotrsit, AUGUST Ts. A levy of men has been made in this country, led all capable of ferving have been taken. A confider able body of Pruffian troops is affernbling near Hoye. The inhabitants of the Old Town have received notice to prepare to lodge double the number of fol diers. The field bakery Pets out to-day. Auousr ao.—Yeflerday evening General Rachel arrived here, and has taken the command of the army, and efiablifhed here his•headivarters. The Prince of Hohenloe will command on the Saxon frontiers, and another German Prince the Army of Referee. Our garrifon will be much reinforced.— Nienburg is fortifying more and more, and Hameln is receiving provifions. General Von Blocher is ex. peeled here from Wetiphalia for a hunt time. HAMBURGH, AUGUST Is, PRIVATE LETTER. " Our Correlpondents from Paris, of the nth, mention the appointment of the learned Furtado, as Prefident of the Jewilk Affembly, and of his two Se cretaries, to the Legion of Honour, by a Decree in the hand writing of his Majefty the Emperor'and King himielt. The former has been dignified with the Great Croft of the Order. Indeed fuck is the extraordinary multiplication of Crnffes and Stars. in thefe latter timer, among Jews. Turk,. and Chill tians, Ow the Editors of ibellavvitri Gargrus have not he:ll4ga to infect in their paper of the t t th inftant an article from Trick, under date of July tn, which flutes. that the Englifh Government has fent the Order of the Garter to the Bifhop of Montenegro, with a confiderable Cum for the flipport of his troops, their widows, the wounded, tec.'—We ate furry that this addition Ibould call fume (bade of doubt upon the pre ceding part of the fame article, Intelligence from Dalmatia brings the news of the French having been at length beat back to Marcareka, 18 miles from Ragrifa, by the Montenegrins, Roffiant, and Albanefe, with the boa of tOOO men (among whom is one Cc oeral ), and four pieces of artillery, between Stagnosnd Marcaseka, where the action was principally fought." • IrfE EVENING STAR.. LONPON. THURSDAY. allyntrdsint PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT 'MA O'CLOCK t Consols, manes 631—for see. 6:}—Reduced .o=lms 71 S-42e/see,, EU* 11r. PRICE OP STOCKS YEIrI'ERDAY. *ale Stock 2214221 India Detnis. is • Sr- de Plr toot lea. Ann. (bat lop. 3 per Cent. 624 6s per Cent. Cad. 631 624 leap. Ann. SI For , Eseleg. SW se. Elf par par cam sut . nary OwiNNOIS T ap Grog Mn. Rut ragnth 191. IS& lolls bask alb* Cat far see.62llff Mr. BASILIC°. the Malinger, fo impatiently look. ed for by many. hat at length arrived with difpatches from Lord LAUDIRDALR. Government were infor. mod yeflerday afternoon byTelegraph, of his arrival at Deal. He reached town at one o'clock this mots. Sig, called at Downing.areet. and took another mef Amer with him to the houfe of Sir FRANCIS VINItINT, who forwarded the difpatches to Mr. Fox, It Chit- Wick, by the fecond Mellinger. Not a word has tranfpirod refpoiting the nature of the difpatches from Lord Lanus &DAL,. Even at the 'lock Exchange, where they pretend to know ring Idling, all is at a Rand—hardly 'any perfon retinae.' an the (walla bargain, till a Cabinet Council, *hick is now fitting on the difpatches, Osigiumu ken up. it it 'Hitt espated tbey,will.b‘• able to tome inference to diva? them is diair Fistula ions, The prevailing opinion, bowevere , if' lak fa. vourable to Peace. We are forry to Rate that before Mr. Besitico left Parii kite arrival of Priests Ba AAAAA TR in that ca. pital had been announced in the Mcant. By one letters from Plymouth we learn that the Nross, of 38 gang, arrived there, has brought ac counts that L'Orient is the port which Inoue had the good fortune to reach. He cannot boa& her ever of his courage, for be was chafed for tefro dayr by the Cr , of So guns, which fell in with him before be reached port. The GIIIIIALTAI did every manauvre that Britith framer; ufually di fplay when in purfuit of an enemy, but the brave crew bad the mortification to fee the foretopnsall go over the fide, which fo difabled bee, and checked her rate of failing, as to give the wattage Jaaowt fuch a decided advantage in running, that he got fafe into L'Orient. Our information Rates, that it is imooffible to de fcribe the chagrin and vexation of the people be longing to the GI , when the prefs of fail they were carrying to come up with the flying enemy, carried away the foremall. They were gaining fall upon the Veteran ; every man was at his poll, and they made as fore of capturing the runaway, as if he had already been in their periliffion. What a difappoint meat I—We hope the Mips with GUIAII.III4SZ, will not have the fame good fortune. The Racaaoess floop of war arrived yefisrday• at Spithead, with difpatches from the ?dediterra. scan. Captain Busatar. who came parenger in her, brings the official account of the victory gained in Calabria on the 4th of July. The RAClmoass left Lord COLLINGWOOD of Cadie on the 6th ult. We uoderßand, bat wires the left Gibraltar, it was te legraphed by fignal, that an enemy's fquadrou was near. They were in hopes it might be Jearras 80. AAAAA TN, but that we know could not be the cafe,—. It may however torn out to have been tonne of the' other [hips belonging to the fame Ilftadron—if fo, we have every hope we !hall (con have to announce : the arrival of difpatches from Lord Cottreowooo, with an account of their capture. The Racamoase was put under quarantine immediately on her arrival. The difpatches from General STUART will probably appear in the firß Gazette. They probably come down to a date fufficiently recent to eflablith the fal lacy of the French report of their fubtequent ad. vantage. HAMBURGH MAIL. The Mail due on Wednefday, the 27th ult. arrived laR night, from which we have given egraes of every thing deferring of notice. Our private letters from Hamburgh Rate, that no perfon there places the 'call reliance on the allertions in the Moniteur of the r 3th ult. that the peace between France and Pruffi 4 will experience no interruption. Betides other warlike preparations in Hanover, or. dens hare been ilTued immediately to cut down al the corn, tipe or unripe. It is alto confidently reported at Hamburgh, that the Entreat,* of Russia has refuted to ratify the Preliminary Treaty figned by d'Ousett, at Paris.— What degree of credit is due to this report we cannot yet determine t it is however extremely probable.— Our own letters from Peterlburgh are of the 7tb ult. and only mention that d'Ousast had arrived, and that a Great Council of State was immediately held —they fay nothing of the relish. Private letters, received at Newburgh from Spain, Hate, that all the Britifh Officers there are now treated with the wwfl marked attention, and that orders have been tent to the different Spaniffi ports, to allow certain fhips of war, which are expelled, to enter without any hindrance, and to afford them every ac commodation. We know not what to make of this Itelligence. Our letters fay, that " it was thence Prefumed that the Royal Family of Naples was ex peeled to be conveyed to Spain by a Britifh (qua ' drop," but leave as at a 101 l to determine whether it was fo prtfumed in Spain or at Hamburgh. Wes Bate the intelligence jolt as we bare rtseived it, ['without vouching for its perfell accuracy. The Hamburghers are quite at a loft to detertoiae what is to become of that city. No perfon there be lieves it will be allowed to remain in pofeffion of as former rights and independence. The diets of the late renunciation of the Imperial Crown of Gar gamy are-felt there already. Even the newfpaper, m.EI4 Ibe Cwewkaidatt, has difcontinued the infection of the words. m With the molt gracious Imperial privilege." whith were always placed on its front. All public ON notorial deeds, &c. now run " in the year of Comar, in she Free Hanfe Toni of How burgh." • THE EXPEDITIONS. .r" " • PLYMbUTH, I. • Wilt and confufion in Stonehoufa Pool among the traofports; the troops are difembarking e and, are marched ;sway immediately to Boatload Downs, whew they are to be encamped ; the ma. they is extremely favourable for the purpofe. : MISR' AL °ADM. 3t, do& • /Sr weeps win b tkintmcs I. reading. 44 1 famba*So. soomorakoroing,'acerlook. hesiy bowie tbs. wow ole t eWoodeasamobasokiso Mode bard. - 'A MO )4304 Cameo*, aid ss velem% so be Ids co bard saskagiof ret, Asp 00 1,1. 0 Ay.ftwill." 0101414L:ATI'llit ORDER;. 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As thermal MA bald dkniAloi . road soh ss mambo* Ai moolosot's isetiso, as regbiosoolkor bury beggar to be boos* 411 Met the Mecca to Wog wadi diver no other aolkoan dons iii.n.fornolo**. *dr boddmi, cam. ion) 11160•11 tom% Ike. tam. 6sd add Molp ogoleid 'al *provided, from cis &otos of ifo. • (tfesor44dbors of els dlionet Corps to sacked os morrow W st tab o'doeit, as do Chosssousot Nook okra they MO be inet by Medlars tie no as toe of to of ascot for the fraud regtoasou lying fa user o ***** our --Ms bodes Mu Ledgo7lloggirogs bodied tomorrow morolog, its., die ar tinwlc.,4% . ... 6 1 4 , Mr. Necnocss, late Member for Illoaldngly, is returned from France with his daughter, where th ey have been for a long time deathbed as prifooms. Yetletday Lord Siosiouro tranfaited-Isafmellb wldt the jodge Advocate at his oEce in Downing -O ree t. and in the evening he returned to Richmond Park. Lord Howrce, after an attentive confideration of the Reports of the Comeniffionm for revillog the . Civil Affairs et the Nivt, has ordered them to be carried into immediate execution ; rid the falsities of the Officers and Clerks to be in lqiittre eyed ( is itu of all fees, &c.) at the (urns recotalbeided is isle Reports. The fecund battalion of the 7al regiment, 40 embarked at Greenock'cu Friday, la and alwmg, Were One tranfports, for Belran, a... failed with a Fair wind. They were followed by a great nu of women, but a few of them only were ft: p as board. • 'Oa leparday forenoon, a linen party of the La- Inasklbire Militia, under command of Lieatenant atL- Cstaisr, marched into Greenock to do the duty of tie town. That the corps, the Loyal Binetingbass Volonteers p have unanintonny refolved to continue their ferviees under the new plan prepofed by Goverlment. The Weft Mx regiment of Militia have arrived at Shoreham, and are quartered in the barracks there, from the Ale of Wight, where they had long been Rationed. The North Lincoln and EaR Lem Regiments of Militia methane to guard Yaxley barracks Rae, in which there are upwards of g ,floo patinas, of whom there are not go on the tick lin. We have received letters from oar Correfpondent at the Cape of Good. Hope, but the greaten part of the intelligence they contain has been already antici• pate.f. The French frigate la Canoniere, which an. chased in Simons' Bay on the 29th of April, and made her efcape from the batteries after fending het boat on Chore, (as we Come time ago mentioned) Red with fuch precipitation that the le ft her anchors and ethics behind her. Sir Davis Baran was pleated to exprefs the higher fatisfadion at the conduit of Major and the Garrifon und er hi s comman d ; an d alto bellowed great praife on Mr. Bitirtektelt, the Deputy Harbour Mailer, for their great exertions in preparing for the capture of the French frigate; and his Excellency has been pleated tc: make them a prefent of the boar, anchors, cables. /cc. belonging to the Canoniere, amounting in value to 7001. A letter from Bahia, South America, dated tath June, after giving an account of the arrival of Ad miral Guiczeaureaz and Jr:torsi Bo aaaaaa s on that coati, and then failing fir the Weft Indies, pro ceeds thus:— "A fecond French (quadrat having committed many depreda tions as the coal of Africa, taking upwards of twenty fail, whkh were dcitroyed,reached this port on the Mk bf April. It crnkfted of one Sip of the line and two large frigates, with three Engllih OtAps, which ware armed. One of dull hat, called the Plover, was dettroyed here. Near one thoufand Caves were brought, and fold by the iquadron. They failed the IR of June. The three men of war are to cruise In the track of the 'Dana of St. Helena. One of the armed Englibt Sips, called the Favourite, went to Cayenne ; and the other, formerly called the Otta, Golneansan, now the Alert, to the Leeward Wands." We have no doubt that this was the tquadron teen by the Porte:glade brig on the ai R July, and that it was the Regulus and her tont:nu. Notice was this day received in town that 7ydy4 Ellin Omar/4 who tingly fwindled the Gentlemen of the Stock Exchange of a conliderable fqm of money, and for whole apprehenfion a reward of two hun dred guineas was offered, has been taken into cut- tody in the Inc of Man. He was recognized in con fequence of the advertifemente, the innant of his ar rival in the ifland, immediately feized by the Police of the place, and notice fent to London ; we under fiend that Mr. Natriza, the City Marital, was again difpatched this morning with the necefary warm* to enable him to bring Daniels to town. , I T - R~ 1