The Sun.
London, England, 1801-12-14 00:00:00

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A. SURVEY of the TURKISH EMPIRE. In
which are considered, r. Its Government, finances,
Military and Naval Force, Religion, Itistory,'Arts,- Sciences,
Manners,Connerce,and Population. z.. The. State o f the P re).-
vinces, including the ancient Government ofthe C rim Tartars,
the Subjedion of the -(3 reeks,. their Ettilos,t4,w;r44
potion' and the Interest of other Nations in their SuccesS. 3.
The Causes of the Decline of Turten andjhose,which tend-
to the prolongation of its existence,' with a .Developement of
the PolitiCal System of the late Einpress of Russia. 4. The
BritiSh Commerce with Turkey, theNccessity of abolishing
the Levant Company, and the Danger ofour Quarantine Re-
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Many years resident in Turkey and in Russia. •
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SERMONS preached to a COUNTRY- CON-
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By W1,14,1AN1 GILPIN.
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rr ILIAD and. ODYSSEY of "HOMER.
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