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London, England, 1806-09-23 00:00:00

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eONSTANTINOPLE, AUGUST u.
Tranquillity is far from being re-eflablifbed in
Romelia. The Porte having been informed of tile,:
infurreilinn of the City of Adrianople, fent thither
Capidgi Bafehi, comtnitlioned to t;fe every pothole
means of conciliation, in order to induce the iofur.
gents to return to good order. This Negociatnr was
matfacred on his arrival in Adrianople. The rebels
then marched againa the Ottoman Army, which they
,same up with at Bobo Eki, and by the affillance of'
their partizans in the neighbouring dikrieta, com-
pletely furrounded it. Cadri Pacha, who commanded
this army, found himfelf then obliged to come to an
,altion. He Wracked the rebels with' impetuolity,
and would perhaps have gained a fignal irking, if
be had not been abandoned by a great part of his
army, wito went over to the rebels. He was, bow:
ever, able, with the remainder, to cut his way
through, and to retire to Silettria. It is thought be
will return to the camp, which he before occupied,
within a few leagues of Conflantinople.
This advantage, gained by the Janiffaris of
Adrianople over the troops organifed according to
the new fyfiem, has made a confiderable impreffi It on
the mind: of the reit of that body fettered in other
places. There is a general fermentation arnongft
them, the confequenees of which are to be dreaded.
In this fituation of affairs, the Porte has no other
choice but to renounce its plan, or at lean to modify
it. It has &ft conferred on Ibrahim Pacha, new
and very extenflve powers for negnciating an ar-
rangement with the Servians, on the moll favours-
ble terms that it is pollible to grant.—journal are
Franc4fori.

IT ALT
ROME, AUGUST 3c.
Thit morning, at half pall one, a (hock of an earth.
quake Was felt, which fortuately caufed no accident
here, but has done confiderable damage in other
path of the Pontifical States. At Veiled.: the Palace
and the Cathedral have greatly Coffered. The Church
of Our Saviour. two Chapels, two other Churches,
and feveral houfes were thrown down. At Frafcati, •
Zagaroh and Nem:, much damage was done, the
Convent of the Obfervanc; was deliroyed, and the
Church opened in four parts. At Arida a Church
was thrown down, and at Marino Cenral houfes were
much damaged, many of the inhabitants wounded,
and force killed.
NAPLES, AUGUST ss. •
The Government having taken into confideration
the great number of religious communities in differ.
not parts of the kingdom, has ordered•the fuppeethon
of feveral of them. Four convents of Dominicans
have been already abolifbed ; among which is that of
St. Cath:trine of Forrnello, whole Monks were fo-
reigners.
His Majefty having ordered the fele of Kecleflaf-
tical ER ales, to the amount of ten millions, the Adult-
niftrators of the Territorial Property have already
fold to the amount of two millions. The reft will be.'"
fuccetvely brought to fade. •
Avousr as.—The King remain. Rill at the head v
of his army; during the Taw days that his Majeßy f
has recently paired in this capital, he has, after hear-
ing his Council of State, iffued a decree refpetling
the organisation of the Provincial Guard;. who
are deflined to contribute to the ftwport of good
order and tranquility in the interior of the kingdom.
One of the pridcipal articles of this Royal Decree is,
ativ
that the Colonels of the Proviaclal ds (bell
fend, within a month, to the Commandant of the
province,' lift of all the men capable of bearing arms.
From this lift, the firft levy of two httridred men
(hall be maile, who are to be diyided into two coot,
panics, and do the duty of light infantry ; they
(ball be called Companies of Neapolitan Light Infer:.
try, and (hall be armed and paid on the footing of
the corps of Velites, in France. The 014cers than
be appointed by the King, on the prefentation of the
.
Minilter of War.
While the army is employed in reducing the rebels
in Calabria, and the roreign enemies who are often
joined with them, the Military Commiffsons proceed
with the trials of the Rate criminals who fall into
their hands. The Comtnilfion fitting at Naples con- ,
demned, on the 13th of this Month, four perfoos, #
who were (hot on the fame day. on thi glad. tvf the
Cattle. One of them was a Monk, Who vela secured
and convicted of having diltributed money to Rir up
a confpiracy againit the Government ; in his room
were found two thoufand ducats, aid his correfpon.
dente with the enemy. The fedond was a hermit, •
who alfo correfponded with the enemy, and aged a.
a fpy. The third was a failor from Capri, wise was
taken with letters of correfpondence. The left was a
butcher, who had engaged in a confpiracy to afrafh-
nate indifcriminately the agents and adherents of the
G ,vernment. This la, before his death, of fewest
accomplices, all of them butchers; they were addled,
and will be tried without delay. Threedays later,
namely, on the ;6th, fizteen paeans have bean (hot aF .
Salerno, for crimes againft the public fisher.
According to the news brought from Calabria, by
the ordinary courier, there has been in that province
a very brilk engagement between the infurgents and
the French. The adlion was fo obstinate, that the
Ake was for a long time uncertain ; at length the
bravery of the French troops manifeaed itfelf with fo
much energy, that it obliged the rebels to fly precipi-
tately to their mountains, leaving the field of battle s 4
heaped with dead bodies. Their lots is not reckoned
at let's than fix thoufand men. The French alio have
on their fide loft a conliderable number, as might na-
turally be espetted, as the battle was in many places
fought man to man.
'the Englifh flips of war are always in fight. as
ulna!, and their number is inereafed. Within thefe
few days thcy have made debarkations on different
points of the code. They have fent troops to Capri,
as well as to other places, and to the Mouth of the
Calento. They have alto prefeoted themfelves before
the We of Procida, with as armed (hips, and have
fummoned it to furrender." The Commandant of the
ffie, far from complying with this fummons, has
given orders to make the molt vigorous refiftance.—
The Ifle of Procida is in a very different (iteration
Mins what they found Capri in, and will not be taken
fo eafily.
Ave. 29 —The Englifh have attempted a defcent
in the marfh of Mondiageoe, but they were repealed
by the inhabitants.

GEIM42Or.

•

VGGINA, AUGUST so.
We that the French troops who had oc-1
espied Gradifsa, have advanced to Aquileia, where
ghele ni
atzdally receiving reinforeementb.
from Cowllantinople have brought the fol-
lowing mutilation of a Note, fent on the t 7th of July
by the Ottoman Government to the Pruffian Minilter
at the Porte, announcing their refolution to allow to
die Pruffran veffels the free entrance into the Black
flea :
The Sabina, Paste baying lams by the Note prefented by
aba Palm *Ow trAhhava, that his Court, our tocere friend
dmemilhalle Wanattamfeat the Lock sea for its merchant
wialts 11at Warp hater granted to commerce be-
tween the of ewe totem vitae. their natal to prof-
pried *Oft i led sheaf" one dew the habjeCts of the Sub.
Sae Porta, la thiltatammodal subdoos with Europe, penetrate
M awry fie, Mil MUM, lima tad all countries, and that the
48111.ef miendla thla tammema b dolly element I that the
aulksb *a Pullen kbask and their 4ips, will be
Wed MOW as tisk et ohs tamth favoured nations, and
misTes grime aid prerogatives and that
the COM of Penis willatisswer to facilitate and add the coin.
mare of tie had and to procure them every poffible &d-
-elete.. la andanessea thereof, k Informs the atme d'as.
N MOM% la maw to be, that k rang to atavism
wale et hulk iba kapist pareallm et salmi and nimbi
Mead has Ike rib ef Today datatad Yt the Stark Sea."
The proceedings relative to General Mack are now
before his Majelly, who will either refer them to the
COOtatil of War, or bimfelf pronounce judgment.
The news from Turkey is very unfavourable. All
de inhabitants, kc. at Adrianople, have (worn upon
the loran to refill any troops whatever difeipliped
OW she Fokeopean manner.

PILARKFOAT, SEPTIMBIIIit 6.
The Grand Army, under the command of Prince
Alex. Berthier, Minifier of War, whole head quer-
tire are RiU efiablifhed at Munich and at Ulm, is now
Compofed of the following corps:—
r. newts a I Maraud AngaSau (bead-quarters at Frankfort).
Is IleellWee the Ws Illeede et the Mein, theft on the Lam t ea.
daft die the I. W die borders of the Sag, and, on the right, to
thers et be Illenhea Pat thefe troops arc eantocted on the
ihrothwe oldie Prieelptlity of Viuntbargh.
s. The oar of PAlerdiel Bornalotte, (head-quarters at Aar-
teal k eteupla the Margralat of Anfpach, the city of Nu-
th, ddibnteM YetreikWp, and the Principality of Bamberg.
iee s. Thome/pa of Marital Mader. (head-quarters at Biking
Litt Lt *espies the Weitern part of the Circle of Franconia.
due Principality of Wurtsburgh, and the States of the
17artITZdearof the Teutonic Order.
. Tao tarp of Martial Davoult, (head.quartera at °eating en).
enteeks do viols of Lower Suabia, on the Left Bank of the
tellethe, es olio the Prbeipaiity of Mallets.
s. The amps of Mardial Ney, (hcadieertels at M ).
Its eeeopke the whole of Upper Stabil. upon the right Malt st
she Danube. bathe bestial of Switzerland, the Voralbies, and
the Tyrol.
6. The corps of Marlhal Souk, (head quarters at Paha). It
ter .s the whole of Lower Bavaria, the Principalltrbf Palhu,
the hoods of Ithetnau, and the Upper Palatinate.
7. The mega of Cavalry, which are tow attached to the differ-
ent odes sew et the army, are no loam under the orders teeny
retieuhr ettlef
The tarps of Marais] Lefebvre, the head-quarters of which
mu dabber:4 at Angtburgh, forms a kind of corps of refine.
Sari. B.—According to a letter from Jay, dated
the s4th of Aural, the military preparations of the
li.llfians, and the movements of their troops on the
Daffier, which it appears to be their intention to pan,
cattle much inquietude in the country. It is thought
rA that their defin is to invade Wallachia and Molda
via, in cafe the peace with France fitould not be re-
tified. This fear has been augmented in confecittence
of the arrival at Jar/ of a Ruffian Major-General,
irlso was proceeding to Conflantinople, and who cir-
culated the report that the peace would not be rati.
Red- The movements of the Ruffians nn the Dnietter
fans, however, to have for their objeß to keep the
Turks in check, and prevent them from falling with
all their forces on the Servians, with whom Ituffia
confiantly keeps up an underßanding.
it is worthy of remark that Ruffia, in menacing
the Turkiffs Provinces by the prefence of an army of
1009000 thee, is anxious at the fame time that no in.
quietude thould be caufed on the fide of Poland, and
by thing liberallyto obtain the good graces of Pruffia.
who, through the interceffion of Raffia, has obtained
an entrance into the Black Sea for her merchant vet-
Cell. It is Rill laid, that Raffia is negotiating for
peace with Perfia.
Seer. 9.—Yeßerday evening the cannon announ-
ced the ceremony appointed to take place this day. Si.
Sailer difcharges were repeated this morning. About
ao,the Members of the Senate, the Colleges of nine and
fifty-one, affembled in the great hall of Romero
where loon afterwards arrived M. M. de Rot and de
Hitchßein, Commiffioners from his Royal Highnefs
the Prince Primate. The furrender of our city was
made by M. Lambert, Commiffioner from his Ma-
lay the Emperor of the French and King
.of Italy.
The pacer sobs/ of the inking poffeffion having been
fired, the Baron d'Albini, Minifter of State to his
Royal liighnefs the Prince Primate, produced his
Powers. His Excellency has continued provifionally
the civil authoritiesand admini Rrations in the exercife
oftheir Nations. In the midi of the fitting, after the
fpeech delivered by M. Lambert, the hall refounded
with cries of Five P Everts,. Napoleon, rive h Prince
Primate.
Marfbal Augereau received yeßerday a Courier from
Paris. Reports of war have fince that been renewed.
The Eleaoral Prince of Hello has quitted Hanau,
with all his Court. The hale with which he packed up
• his effeas,and the care which he took to carry off what
was ulna valuable, Teem to indicate that the Court
tot Heffe, whole intimate conneCtion with that of
1111 Pruffia is known, fears that war will immediately
break out.

DRESDEN, SEPTEMBER 4.
M. de Gotse has taken his departure from this
Court, much difcontented. Our Eleaor has declared
that he will not refine to maintain his relations with
Prairie as they are at prefent—but, that, before he
entered into any new engagement, he would with to
know the extent of it—that what had been propofed
to him was of the greateft importance to his hook.
it being no lefa than the Sovereignty of Saxony ; but
that from the moment he fhould unite himfelf with
Prof6a, for foch an objea, he fhould ceafe to have
a will of his own ; he mull renounce the guarantee
which arofe out of the fyftem of Europe, and his ter-
ritosies become merely a PrufGan Province ; that he
had not armed, aor would he arm ; that he had no.
thing to fear from France, who had declared to him
that the would recognize the Sovereignty of his
States; that the would exalt nothing from him ; that
the would leave him to at in whatever manner was
iiitabit to the intercas of his Houfe and his coon-
, try ; that he had the bell underftanding with Auftria
and his other neighbours ; and that an armament on
his put would only be an ufclefs wane to Saxony.

C Aran, REPTIDAIIIRI.
The Cohn of Berlin has fignified to oar Mateo°
follow its movements, and put his troops no nand.
Our Eleaor fignified to the King of Pruffia, that be
taw no motive for there movements, that if they were
direited again ft Ruffia, our Court could not take part,
having no fubjea of complaint againli Raffia ; that
if they were occafioned by any fuppofed affembling
of troops on the part of Auftria, either is Bohemia or
in Silefia, our Court had Rill leis reafon ro occupy it•
Pelf with them, it bring well known that the reports of.
troops being thus affembled, were unfounded I Au.
flria being only occupied with the arrangement of her
own affairs, and having no with to leek a quarrel with
any Rate ; that if they were intended to guard againft
Sweden, our Court could not intermeddle, not hav-
ing any thing to do with the quarrel between Pruffia
and Sweden ; laßly, that if thefe movements were
direaed againit France, it was Rill more fnitable to
us to remain neuter, that power having delared to
our Eleaor, that it would leave him perfealy free
and independent, to take whatever part he chofe, and
we certainly having no fubjeCt of complaint againft
France. Our Prince added that he, being befides in
the van, he could not but entreat the King of Pruffia
to allow him to remain neuter, and prefer re his tran-
quillity.
Attached as we may be to ?ruffle, and devoted as
we may be to her political fyftern, it is impoffible not
to be aftonilhed at a great armament, which cannot
be explained, and which- in every point of view is
entirely Wild's.
General Ruche], who is looked upon as the Don
Q2ixotte of all theft preparations, and tome hun-
dreds of young Pruffian officers, of whom he is the
chief, with to leek adventures, in order to better their
lot, and imagine themfelves to be great foldiers, be-
caufe at the parade at Potfdamohey know how to
defile lac machines, and to remain immoveable for
hours. Thele are the perfons who agitate the Court
and the City. It were to he wiitied that they thould
come in corn:let with a battalion which had heard
nothing of all thefe wonders of military immovabi-
lity, when they would receive a correction which
would d oibilefs be very ufeful to them, and would
teach them the difference which fubfills between an
army of pat ade, and the veteran battalions of Cafar.
Our old foldiers, fuch as Brunfwick, Mollendorf, and
Kalkreuth, run to arms in pure obedience to the or-
ders which they receive, and without comprehending
any thing of thefe Rrange projeas.
The Kiog of Pi uffia will doubtlefs put an end to
the boun', by difcovering the petty projeas of all
Ruh petty agitators, and by fending the Chiefs to
Spandau.