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In the course of next Month will be published,

.Handsomely printed in One Volume, 4to. sby I. Mawrnani
No. 22, Poultry,
THE PRESENT ' STATE of TURKEY ; or a
Description of the Political, Civil, and Religious Con.
stitution, Government, and Laws of the Ottoman Empire;
the Finances; Military and Naval Establishments; the State
of Learning; and of the liberal and the mechanical Arts; the
Manners and domestic Economy of the Turks, and other
Subjeas of the Grand Signor, &c. &c. Together with the
Geographical, Political, and Civil State of the Principalities
of Moldavia and Wallachia, from Observations made during
a residence of Fifteen Years in Constantinoille and the Turkish
Provinces. -•
By THOMAS THORNTON, Esq.

KOTZEBUE's NOUVELLETTES.
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