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London, England, 1805-08-23 00:00:00

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CONSTANTINOPLE, JULY to.—On the 24th of June,
his Majefty's frigate the JuNo, anchoted in this port,
having on board his Excellency CHA!. ARBUTH Nor,
the Britifh Ambaffador, his Lady, family, and fuite,
confining of 30 perfons. His Excellency was detain-
ed at Corfu a week, owing to the different conferen
tes between the Englifh Refident there, and the Ruf-
fian Minifler. The Garrifon of Corfu confilts of
abotit men ; General DAN REP commands
the garrifon, and Commodore Gaff° the fleet, which
confifts of three fail of the line and fix frigates.

Great preparations are making to render the pub-
lic audience of the Englifh AmbalTad‘r as grand
as paffible. There is no French Ambaffador here at
prefent, only a Charge d'Affaires.
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The Nara is extremely aftive in getting the fl!eti
and armies in a good date. The Cati-rxx PASHA
has failed into the Archipelago, with eight fa:l of the'
line, in fine condi:ion, to collet the annual tribute.
This day, Mr. Ross, one of his Britannic Majef-
ty's meffengers, arrived in this capital, with dif-
patches for the Englifh Anthaffador, from his Md..
jefty's refident• in the Morca, JOHN PHILIP MOEtIER,
Efq. He came by the way of Meffelemgee, Corfu,
Janina, in Albania, and Salonica. The robbers are
out in great bodies in Romelia. All the part of Ma-
lagra, Roaddone, and Silivan, even to within eight
hours of the capital, is totally invetted. The Poem
is making every preparation to difperfa them. Thete
is not the leaft fymptom of the elague in.this capi-
tal, all being now perfaty heartlir. • .
JULY 28.—The Porte has received another courier
from Egypt, who brings advice' that'Elphi Bey,.who
yin once in England, has accepted the invitation of
the Chief of the Arnauts, Seid Aly, and had ad-
vanced as far as Cairo, when thofe accounts came
away, bnt was obliged before he enteredthat city, to
propofe a treaty of to the Beys of the oppofite
party, to keep his year free. The treaty is probably
already concluded. At the fame time he has defcribed
to the Porte the fituation of Egypt, and reprefented
the neceffity of refioring the Mamelukes to their for-
mer power in that country, which would be the only
means of refloring order and tranquillity: He has, at
the fame time, applied to ivl. de Rostrri, who is
Conful for tome European Courts, reguelling him to
fecure the fupport of his petition by the Auttrian,
Ruffian; and Englifh 'Envoys at Conflantinople,
wheteupon M. de RiaserTy has written to thole En
voys ;* but they have intimated that they will nen in
terfere in this huhnefs, and in their anfwer they exhort
Er.vayame to return to his duty and fubmiffion to
the Porte.

PARL.IAMENTART PROCEIIIINGS

HOWE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, AUGUST as.

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At four o'clock the Lola Cuaacts.coa, the Earl
of Haat neovom, and Lord hitrI2RATS, cook their
feats as his Majefly's Commiffioners.
The Deputy Ufher of the Black Rod was fent to
the Plonk of Commons to require their attendance.
Mr. DYsoN, as Reprefentative of the Commons,
attended by the Officers of the Houle, &only after-
wards appeared at the Bar.
The Commiffion for further proroguing Parlia
ment was then read, after which the LORD CHAR-
cELLoa, by virtue of the Paid Commiffion, and in
his Majefly's name, declared the Parliament to be
prorogued to Tharfday the 17th of OEtober next: