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HAMEURGH P.l.
APER 3.
, •-•—• • Erma from The Hasiburtb Correeponde:l of the
, . • fth instant :
TVIRMY. ocr. 4. •
) '' . If ever the Cinstitotirn of the Ottoman state
• was capable of a reformation internally, it certainly
wi. old Lave taken place under the reign of the um
fortunate Selim. It is well known how great a fa-
vourer this enlightened Sultan was of European
cultretion and science. He was himself a good
poet, and after his deposition..wrote a poem oft his
abdication of the throne. which was much praised
ei by the connoisseurs. Under him likewise flourished
the Turkish printing press, which was fist intro-
'i (laced under Achmet 111. but revived and suenu-
ously supported by Selim HI. And brie it may
I be remit:lced. that both the Sultans, who so zeal-
ously encouraged this institution, suffered by popu-
lar insurreffion. The printing was carried on in the
extensive barracks at Scutari; these barracks were
at the same time the residence of the newly or-
*united troops of the Ernperer, and were first
+' stormed by the insurgent Janissaries. With the tie-
stratum of this corps, the employment of the press
1 ! nsturtily ceased. Uuforunately. the intelligent
dircdor of it, Abdenshman, had brought up no
successor to his occupation ; be was satisfied with '
not beirg sacrificed by the Janissaries, among
the other paitiripatoie in the reformations of
Selim Even should the Turkish Empire be
restored to a state of greater tranquillity, which
is not likely soon to happen, Abslerahman is now
dead, and no person will undertake the revival of
the institution. The last work which came from
this press was finished about the beginning of the
present year, and must have 'been very useful. It
e contains, in 564 art.cles, a list of the mis..t current
r. errors in the colloquial Turkish at Constantinople.
This work, which has for its title, in the oriental
AI style, .• Mee and well-arranged Pearls," has for
I
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1 iis author Abul Nased, the Mufti of the Sublime
Ottoman Porte, who communicated it to some of
the most learned Ulemas, for their approbation sod
assistance.

corestu•cieu, OCT. 17.
The whole number of the marine corps, princi-
pally consisting of German recruits. which have
gone over to the enemy, is 1017.
The report which has been in circulation here,
that Hessen haJ declared war against Lngland and
- Sweden, is not confirmed.
Tte saw Holm has been left by the English in
a situation suitable to their whole conduit. The
greater part of the bridges are either entirely de-
juded or left in ruins ; the pumps are destoyed,
the eaguw-bouses pulled down, aad the fragments
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