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Also assures-these troops that they will ererT wh, re.
be received and treated as friends and allie-, ag et r 1
one must be sensible of how each i•t portatice :r it
to the whole.country in general and the capttal in
_particular, to fulfil in this respect - the utrn6sf w6het
of his Majesty.
His Majesty therefore confides that the inhabi•
tants of the capital, feeling their duty in tlis re=petti
will zealously co-operate in that which lip! lo moon
imperative importance to thi: city, and to the «hole
kingdom,. arid avoid the destructive COOSeqUelit.' 8
which must ensue, should they,contrary to alt
tation, be guilty of an orl osite condurit.
The abole-mentioned Minister,
VA.m DEA CAPELLEN.

Amsterdam,' July 2.

CONSTANTINOPLE, APRIL 30.-6-.Trie.Ttltkisli
which is a; present neat the arsenal attd. reloy to
put !0 sea, eitn.tists of ten sail of the line of two
and three •deckers, .ppd three lrig.ves. A great
number e j
f Asiatic troops have joined the army of"
t lie Grand Vizier. Some Tat tars dispiteht-d by the
Grand Vizier carry orders to the Pochas of
the •Moreas, Macedonia, Romelia, Sze. to raise new
corps, and hold them in readiness to march :is soon
as possible, in order, that this campaign may be
decisive against the Russians and bervians.----•
The pi' he tranquility, compromised for some time
by. the Lnissaries, is at last re-established. A lit-
man of the Grand Seignor shims a true Ecgard fqr
the corps of. Janissaries, but permits at the same
time every good and true. Musselman to attack the
Janissaries who cohdual themselves improperly, to
resist and even to kill them. *Whoever does not
actively co-operate in these measures, is threat: ted
with the maledHion of the Caliph. The Gtaud
Seignor is himself Caliph.
By the file Ifch took place at.Pera, on tin? 2lst,
the French Palce being greatly exposed, M. Adarr,
the kingiish Minister, offered M. de la Tour Mau•
bourg a retreat in his hotel, u hid) was. cut of all
darter. M. de la Tour Maubourg made his acknow,
ledgments to the English Minister, but thanks to the
activ:ty Kairnaken, the French Palace was opt
touched. •

CoNsTANTrsona, MAY 10.—We have no intel•
ligetice from the army. It appears that nothingim.
poriant has taken place there The English
'ter still remains at Constantinople, and •uses all Ivo
efforts to induce the Porte to continue the war. W*
nevertteless think we perceive that the insinuations
of Baron Hubscli have in some degree lessened the
warlike spirit. The son of Baron linbich, who
had returned froth Pe.ersbnrgit, where he had been
for some time, within these tew list days, st-t out
for Buc'anrest. We believe that he charged with
an itnportant mission. In adaitidn io the tro- ps
which have set out horn Coistatuittople, a great
have arrived froin Asia and. Africa. Ne•
verthelt-ss many 1).C11303 ate of Opi:,if,W\ that the ar-.
rn-ei will not come to blows before negoiiatiois have
been tried.

•TR I ESTE, JUNE 2.—Letters from Constantinople
anpounets tl,at notwithstanding the scarcity which
continues to b! felt in that capital, the Ziiglish carry
away from Macedoni,r, Egypt and Syria, largequatio
titres of corn,' which they take to Malta. ".1 he Grand
Seignor has, in cons«;tience, ordered the must se-
vere measures to be adopted to prevent this exi
lion. -Four ships of war have been stkrtio,..ed off
lonicato stop all vessels laden with corn that may
go out of that port. Tice s'ame letters cite au act
ut piracy and insolence committed by the English
against the French. The town of Smyrna having
latdy caused some gran) to be seta from the Archi-
pelago, an English- corvette, stationed off Smyrna,
met before tkit port °lie of the siiips of that town
which brought the grain, and was impatiently ex..
petted. Tilt. corvette,. finding the ship, which car.
tied the Ott,nicin -flag and some cannon, did ~pt
bring to sufficiently quick, fired upon her, and de-
clared her a lawful ptiie. The English afiei wards
had the audacity to enter the port of Smyrna with
this singular prize, when the peo,de took by torct
the grain ii contained.
fl ELM A NSTA DT, 'JUNE 1.-They write from
Jassy,, (the capital of Moldavia), that the Russian
authorities have begun to organize that province-,
qccording,to the for,tis and laws of the Russian em-
pire..

'lt is said that the Russian army has passed the
- Danube,. near Widdin, in three divisions.
NAPLES, JUNE 15.--They write from the shores
of Pouille, that intelligence received from Corfu au -
Bounces that the number of English ships cruising
before the.litortian islan,ls is greatly diminished. We
uu longer see any large ships on these coasts, a
few brigs only remain. This state of thing, has*.
abled ships, sent from the ports of the kingdorn of
Naples, laden with grain, to securely -arrive at Cor-
fu, so that the island is actually.secured against all
want; -SofaVouroble a change is tire natural Conse.
(pence of the movements of troops which have Liken
place in the two Calabria,i, from the side of the
Mediterranean. The English tremble for the safety
of Sicily; they, therefore, .are anxious to get back
there the fleet and the detachment which they had
sent to the lonian Sea. .•
They write from Sicily that a number of English,
lately made an incursion, by surprise, in the en-
virons of the Dora; disembarked- with some bri-
gands, who served them as guides, they Out:dried
and set on fire some houses, cut the throats of some
cattle, and even murdered two old men who had the
care of them. All reflection is tieless tip,m such.
acts, they sufficiently prove that the Engli-h
nue to carry on war acco ding to the same systena
and upon the same prinaples wi:11 which we have
so often reproached them, and that they employ
their naval forces in endeavouring to destroy the
•maritime towns of which they hate hot the courage to
take possession, to ruin . the peaceakile 'inhabitants,
nof disdaining,to employ any means in order to main-
tain every wtrer►e disorder, and piunderiug, to b