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FRENCH 4NODUTCM PAPERS.

CONSTANTIXOPLE. Mat 12.
A great 'maitre, of the prnprietors of lipases
the sltl.orlst of Pent have, at last, come to the re-
sqltitiim of building with stow-. tioveroment ties
ew•iittrage. them, and grsnis ill the (amities which
delimit; VII it. A great Dumber or indtvidwals are
ruined. This is the second Ire which they have
sutlerr.l in eleven •ears. By brilihog istu stoop,
general contliqrations will, at keel. be sysridrd,
sod we will run the risk of bid partial fi•ee.
We to Amor the repairs sf the Seraglio, sod the
',mks :Arc slre.irly far adeeeeett eult11", is •I-
in,st 6ui.heJ. S.iine of the isitetwir sissrt mesas ire
upird ; snd se expect r Will he omit months
lw lore K .in Ain, the Minister. will hold Ins si.tinitit
to it. Tt.i. tine. %, se groa4 donor.)

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LANE' INDIA POMP, June- is, 'sin. the rofi vrOr bed ealcodaD4 fur prolamin the *Neel of ing the revolt of Cie Janizaries against Pilch& Rai"
rirtflE COURT of DIREC'VORS iii the he institution.
iln the remission): pars of the day, when isolattendine at ractar•
I UNITED (YEW PAN, of MERCHANTS qf .ENt:.
the college, they alaall be employed under the master ship- We expect news from our grand army, arid are
-• ND feeding to She EAST INDIES du Aereby fire Noire,
*right or Minn.-toe of nivel areltitreture, ill the inoshhheft,
• they will he ready to receive Proposals, iu writing, ;
the ..
,_, not without inquietude resp,ectiug its situation. The
oiu •11 was utuu• an Ur al Liblllif imuureted with ship not
VVEDNE'4DAY r the 55th August °set' "us Imilrlitar iiu the scupiremest oda complete knowledge of the Grand Vizier is at Chumale ; lie oannot depend up•
r suchnal Ships of the burthe
is the C n of goo
uttiteasae sol
See d up-
&WT.-rent parts of a ship, and attic ron have brow ht him cor p
antitud of coustructiur the different l'achas who s
ueelee4 Me loYelfee e.,. awl fastening the same, as well as in discriminating her dd..
•• been engaged for two additional vular'. ; &rent 11,9111111rf delimitate from theoretical calculations ; of troops, as they are more o-ciipind with their au-
'4l'4l'l at which they may ■be willi"g tu also ill 111, In tuarrosent end couserstim of lusher, and gene-
nytire in the ClllllpA/IV's rirrriril, thority and new pretensions. that) in thinking for
, 1 ally to etur.l. Willis 1114140 P, PS the caws ter-shipwright may
"de
.A" Skip.,,r,","l, er,;_," oat "e roti-ole• car lo at aolsptcil to make them folly aespeaisted with Cite common goost—iALmitcur, Jray W.)
"h" left "'' '''''''''''est." all i'....1, !a lof the &ow. of a practical ship•wright,
moo, on *be said day; lire. VIZIINA, JUNI. 27.
T. inaitre the pasnialusent of tarmac." commented by these
t receive ally Teeder. According to private letters from the frontiers
during dm it alle-ulauce al the college, a book shall be kept
'kn.", 8„....."-eidt,'/- , by the aneitertur; is whirl such °Worn,* .hat: he cutrreti ; and of Turkey, the Russian army has crewed the DA.
'—its.. ~,..._6B-7,„ w'"e“ at the end of cad!, 11014 e, or toftesser if there be trrellilllllll, this n.,tie in three
places.
The measure.. adopted by
- ----e, way hook shall be scree to the Care art the Cutummeiattwr, who "'
Clerk to the
will order sue% punishment to he iiillieicol, as may be eon-
% the 4" the
formable to • the aunt tn•attnent of apprentices in the dock-- cha G
change upon
lase e
uvpanAut4biaurgtaoleled rise—it'oat
wascl irse
at 441.4 ; ex.
it
yard.
And.at dread ahmela year, 4 pchlii eansebesties shall now is it 404.
fete places let 4 Pieseliee at the °true? uses°, _ Um" Su•the Thu Emperor will make a journey to Styria. as
Mrs Article. . a remral ststeotient .d sue insprommarnt
•4,, respu4ire api,„„,,,,.„ ~, the 11,,,,,,ti,51 pare of their 60011 as be has drank the waters of Batten. The
'ion, shall be usimultl"d In Pflrfrir"W "the Col' Emperor will go from thence to his estatee, and
4 of their progress in fiat practical part, by the
.rubs, chionsli the Commissioner of the Dock- perhaps e'en to Nloraria and Gallicia.
.
• •Imarally.iidice •.• to the wad that. If it thedl op- Our Ministers assemble every week to deliberate
'mice has particularly datiaarei+lmed bile-
,arienenis of los professims,
the /4,..is upon the finances; they are negetiatiog a conaide-
A•toovalty may confer uw him such i Table Loan in Money. by contract with the egeute
ni their Lordships okay deans ex-
of some foreign banking-houses, lobo are arrived at
`erebiP, or as, I. Pug Ms*" Vicuna for that purpose.—(Moisitewe, July li.)
'lee Admiralty saarehisth I
--or His ilojesty's ships 110%1NGSSR1110, Stfilli 19-
' $ iew ad obtaining They write (ruin ()Mau. that an Eugliati brig
`tl"4.i•i■uNier. having been den en by the wind under the cannon
..., the alorion
'ober, and • of that place. was forced to strike, and the crew
its sad made prisoners. The corps of fuzileers posted on
Axed
.4, , the banks of the Frisch were reinfirced, and the
I Mast foriuslied with some pieces of artillery, upon
lelligence being received, that a detachment of
'itglisli Bret had appeared on our colas.
scvni.s. JCRS -23.
-ving Order of the Day was to-day read
nER OF THE DAY.
'ol.lrall ARMY—The cossioset of
eunthat which it yesterday sus.
'la, merits the greatest cute-
'eels dies valour; it has
•-• the prnicapal ton-
islass. 14i• Ma-
' to the brave
V. escort,
...be

According to
of Turkey. the R
nut* in three pla
the Givernntent
change upon Aui
non is at 404.

The following
to the army :-..-

" ORDER OF THE D.t
" ERf..CM AND Nr•PULITSPI
the Marine, in the brilliant combat which
(anted against the enemy's flotiUs, merits ti
insets. The marine has given wen proofs M
driven array the recto', took from him Ur _
boat, and sunk two it im.boets aril two *corridors.
joy expresses his satisfaction sad approbstion to
divisions of the marine; t fiw commander t
who has evinced as ma* broom as talent;
the °Seers of the smart of She convoy, who
Riled their duty in a aseltent whir.% rattle th
iroarmar impose them. Wollsjesty (IWO y eitiwn
011.11.61.. to the moors 4011111 IWe, who were Oa-
sien_te &keg ostipsillnet the emvoy. Las nen
withylestosins seal end bravery ; I.e
girstksma bath WWe ma sea, as Oppilat4.,l) of ea
wane e.stusgoi,hing themeatsee.
(awed)
• " COUNT GRENIER,
• General of Division sod Chief of the Staff:'
FROM THE IttoNITEUR Or AIViTERDAM, THE TFTI.2
OF THE DITCH PAPE* sow ruuLtsittl. en.
STEAD OF THE ROYAL POtRITIT.
ASIsTERDAN, JULY Is.
Serene Highness the Prance Arch-Treasurer
of the Empire, the Duke of Placentia. General
Stadtliolder of the Emperor, arrived the day before
yeattirday, late in the evening, at Alpheo ; and early
yesteitisy moruitigr the sr hole garrison of threw° now.
united nations, as well as the armed citizens of this
city, were drawn up under arms on each side of the
road along which his Serene themes'. was to pats
to the palace.
A Commission front the Council of State, con.
sistiag of M. 51. Cuijpers and Vau linen Kuip.
Imuaeo, was appointed to wait on his Serene High.
Bess on his arrival at Amsterdam ; while the Go-
vernment of the City, the Burgo-master, Magi..
testes, and Secretaries, met his Royal Highness at
the Inn of Bramenberg, on the Overtoom road,
where they hail the honour of complimenting hi.
Serene Highness.
Ili. Highness then rode between the ranks of the
nail,:ary and armed ruinous, accoMpanicd by the
Marshal Duke of Reggio, the General Count
Bergerduin, and a splendid retinue, to the city,
where they were received with salvoes of artillery
from the walls, and horn the ships in the road.
The procession thee rinsed amid an innumerable
concourse of people, and acclamations of " Loog
lice the Emperor." to the Palace, where his fligh•
n!ighted.arsd was received by the Ministers in
a body, and complimented by all the high consti-
tuted colleges: all the office's of die land and sea
service, who were prescut, were presented to h e
Serene Highness,

GOTTII4BUROH MAIL

iT^•LCIiOI. M. JULY 4.
Within these:last few digs some circumstances
of a 'vivacious nature, counrcted with she death of
the late Crown Prince, have been reported; and it
is said that Dr. It has been arrested. This goes.
sway so aeon, that I hare not time to ascertain the
truth or falsehood of the last report. In come.
nuesce of the nisfarourable rumours in circulation,
respecting Countess Piper. (the .i.ter, f f Costae Fen.
sea). that lady has sadiessed a M 1.11068111 to tbe
King. demanding trial, which ►ies been maspliad
with. I send c uts inclosed tite Minnostal. No leas •
than five atteinp:s hive been Ina& to set this city
Su be; but, thank Gad, stigma% success. Wt