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London, England, 1807-04-04 00:00:00

INTERCEPTED LETTER

OF THE RUSSIAN MINISTER FIR FOREIGN AFFAIRS,
COUNT :TALINSKI, MINISTER PLENIK.TENTIARY TO
THE PORTE.
SIR,

" When by order of hi 4 Imperial Majefly, I frnt you the Mel* •
fenger Noulifehkowficy, the time neeeffary to receive your anfiver,
vtas calculated here, and means prepared at the fame time to ob-
tain in a different manner, the rerun% which the conilantir anii•
enkle repreantations of our anti!' Cour! with the Sublime Porte
had not prefented us with. The Meffet.ger might have returned
hy the ttt of October; and, as we had no news of him at that
time, hie Majeity bad reafon to conclude that the Porte had given
you no fatitfaclory anfwer ; or, a: lean that Cie attempted to pro.
rg the tegociation in ureter to ;:aiti Cr..e. and prepare wa alit of
refinance in c,:ncert with the common enemy. Athough neither',
the one nor the other of there hypothtfes fmtaie with the mon cc.
frmial ititerens of his Imperial Maii-ny, he would not, however,
hurry any thing forward; and Ittll,tia;•cring hirarlf that Sultan
Sento vvot.ld at length 1,-re: ive, an the one tide, the repeated
proofs of hie Niajefty's mode ration,and loyalti, aod on t?,e othir,
Cie (Lan, laid for him (the Sultan) by Milliners little worthy of
the confidence cf their Sovereign, his Mayfly determined to delay
to the Itth of Oeloher all further meafurei; pzrfuaded that if,
about thi; time, advice; did not arrive from you, nn dotiht was
r..ntertained of the exittenee of oae of there prefuppofed caufes.
o It was not without a painful feelieg, that his IVlajefty raw the
term fx•-d on draw near, withnut any intelligence whatever eon•
c•rning the rerun of the Reps you had t then with the sublime
Porte, to throw li,;ht on the proceeditv which henceforth the
Imperial Court was to foldiw with regard to it.

this It ate of trcertai:ity, t/o:re W.IS no other ref lution hit
fe the Emp, tor to u,t,ot, than to with firmtiefs and per-
t. the plan wl ich Nttj•-•lty h ul prtvioufly traced out
Co,' the maim, 1131 of his digrity and Inc, as we'l as to !cad
11:.clt the Porte, by cn c•.:raottlinary commrtion, to the only prin-
ciples whiCh nv,:t p titive i!.tcrefls commanded hex ;nvati.tbly
to follow. In cool& querc:!, .;entral Comniandrr in
(Art' of the army on the Ducificr, received orders to cwt.'. Nlol-
davia, not 24 all CM my. 24 rmt:evolrnce will not fail to carte him
to he looked ht.... with the f•ic in:e!ltfon of re•cflablifhing the
o;cg relations which have fo io fietfpl,tl Fttwcen the two Ent
Fitts. in purfuarce of treat 4.4, to pr..carrot the pernicious tire& of
t• French damittatiPn free-Ale at Conttantino?le,and which
ratens the Porte with • total ferv;tthle, and finailv to raralize
t do fig n s loudly given out by :iebanlmi, to caecA F4c army '
t • • ofe the Ottoman Empire; in ord:r to attack us on t, e'
F 'F were the prafrg nutria. s for the crders given.
hetfon, dated ae tsth of 0et0",:.r.". Such was aII 'terift'-'
chitnr there ord, re which thi. General wok to Olifh from
1:C line of his ta.-wcf Moldavia, both with the 'ovetnthcat

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lit .
[This mi3ift.rial dV i patch % f.)llowed by a private letter from
Baron. Buncrg to Count 1:311,:lki, which more fully evinces the
apprehenlions :hat the approach of the French Armies occafions to
RulEa, and the danger which would refult from their union with
t be tlttocoan force.]

The Englifh goods, throughout the States of the
Grand Seignior, have juft b:en laid under frquer
tration.

The Earl of Cass'ids is to have the Green Rib-
band.

Lord FR FDERICK CAMPBELL retires from the fltUa.
rim of Lord Clerk Regifter in Scotland, witk the fa-
lary of 12001. per annum, which is to be given to the
Lord Prefident, who quits the bench. The Lord
Jufkice Clerk to be Prefident; and ROBERT BLAIR,
Efq. formerly Solicitor General, fucceeds as Juftice
Clerk. ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL, Efq. the Prefident's
fon, to be Solicitor General. M‘Lsittr, Efq.
Receiver General, vice Sir WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM.
Mr. Bucirem of Kello, reinftated as Solicitor of
Stamps ; and HUSH WARRENDER replaced as Crown
Agent. ARCHIBALD CAMPBFLL COLIMHOUN, Efq:
now Lord Advocate, is fucceeded in the Sheriffdom
of Perth by Mr. W. M,DoNsi.n.

The Duke of PORTLAND tranfaSed bufinefs yeller
day, at the Foreign Office, for the fiat time.
Mr. ELIOr, Chief Secretary to the Duke of BED•
rots, arrived yelttrday mottling from Dublin.

yon no fatitfaetory anfwer ; or, at lent that the attempted to pro.
rain defire of his Imperial Majefty to be fo much the more able to
I. ro the Lepocrition in order to cr..e. and prepare no ;Mt ofin defending her capital ; and that the Englifh na- of DA:.HOUSIS, the Earl of ABERDEEN, the Marquis
Lille the projedts at invatlon which the French Government ha:
tion, more than an
renitence in cuncert with the common enemy. Athough !either' ever manifested at the expenee of Turkey, and which, in the pre y other, will experience irrepara- of HUNTLEY, and the Earl of DALREITH. Others
the one nor the other of there hypotht fes ignore with the molt eir. feat corimdture, in which Bonsparte will, no doubt, avail himfelf ble damage from the ditafters of the Ottoman Em may perhaps follows. %
lenrial intoner, or his Imperi.d Mei, ;ny, he would not, however, „tithe pretext niche reinflatement of theHorpodars, might loon be pine ; that this Empire exifts by the will of the great .
It ts not yet decided whether Lord ABERDEEN, or
hurry any thiop forward; and itill,flaoering himielf that Sultan on the ere at being put in execution. In general, you will omit and merciful GOD ; and that if fuch be the Divine
Selim waned at length 1... rt: iv.., aen the one tide, the repeated nothit gto contrive.; the Sultan Selina more and more of the con
proofs of his Niajefty's nut& ratioloand loyaltl, and on t? .e „the r, will, from the very defpair to which Sultan Selim has
Raney a the featiments of friendthip and confidcration which the Lord HUNTLEY gets the Great Seal of Scotland.
Cie fr.artn laid for him (the Sultan) by Minilters little worths- of Ent 1 • d li. dd. peror las vowe to im, amgtat is ajt ywi only
hh.?a . it .11 been reduced, will refult the neceffary energy for the The Earl of Cassius is to have the Green Rib-
the contidenee I f their Sovereiiii, his Maj, fly determined tit delay wait the acceni in of the Porte to the jut demands which you are defence of the State. band.
to the tWI of Odloher all further meafures; in:loaded that if, inftrudted to addrrfs to her by the prefent, to give her anew the It i,.. laid, that feveral times during this fpeech the F
Lord R FDERICK CAMPBELL retires from the rltUa.
about thi.; time, advices did not arrive from you, on doubt was molt unequivocal/mole of it. From that time his Majefty would Reis Effendi c(,ulti not contain his emotion ; and that
entertained of the existence of one of there prefuppofed caufes. teltify the greaten readinefa to arrange the different other points it was on zoine out from thit conference, that the
o It. was oat without a painful feeliog, that his Majefty raw the in conteft ; the intimate relations which have fo happily fublifted '' '-' firm of Lord Clerk Regifter in Scotland, witk the fa-
term tix.ll on draw near, whim: any intelligence whatever con. for many years pat between St Peterfburgh and Conftantinople Englifh Minifte: got on board the Endymion frigate, lary of 12001. per annum, which is to be given to the
c•roing rho refult of the Reps you hal "'en with the tiblime i will be re-ellablithed upon a more folid balls than ever; and, af- ordered the cable to be cut, and recommended the Lord prefident, who quits the bench. The Lord
' Porte, to throw li,;ht on the proceedit.gs which henceforth the t fured.y, both empires can only gain by it, in every refpcdt. Englifh whom he left at Conftantinople, to the care
In Court was to follow with regard to it. " The more to confolidate fo happy a flee of things, his Ma-
of the Dana Minifter, and even to the intervention
Jufkice Clerk to be Prefident ; and ROBRILT BLAIR,
"L. this Late of trcertairty, t/o:re was no other refelution It ft j..fty will be ready to receive the minifter whom Sultan Seim Efq. formerly Solicitor General, fucceeds as Juftice
for the Emp, rot to a.t.ipt, than to tillow, with colloid's and per. mall judge proper to fend him, to prove in the eyes of all Europe of the French Ambaffador, well perfuaded, that the
Clerk. ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL, Efq. the Prefident's
be far I ' 't
t;nthe condo__ el
reroute, the. plait wl ich his Nt.j..Oly li id prteionfly traced our an ..ecomtrodation which (hall complete the willies of his Imperial latter would . from um 2 ..g a_opt-
.
f.o- tbe maim. ioo ,-i of his diprity aril /it los, as we'l as to lead Maiefiy, and the happy refults of which will thenceforth lubfift il
eo by the Englifh at the time or the expedition into fon, to be Solicitor General. M4.l.serr, Efq.
bade the Porte. by r.n e.troorditiary commotion. to the ouly prin. without it appearing necetrary that the Porte mould accredit here Receiver General, vice Sir WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM.
Egypt, and would content to recommend the Mer-
cieles whiCh tio. no+:t p fitive O.terens commanded her invari..bly I a permanent minifter. chants of his nation to the Sublime Porte—a ilep ~,
r. Dm .D
u
to follow. In conft TICVC:!, ,:en. rat Michell-on. Commander in " You will be kind enough, Sir,to acquit yourfelf of the different
Ciief of the army on the Dneifier, received orders to enter Mol offices which the prefent dipatch preferibes to you, with the leaf which in fact took place. straas.crteri
and HUSH
ewllo,aarßeEinNflpaf‘terdepalasceSdoaliscictorrowonf
• 4,,,,i, not as an tto my. as ma:evoltnce twill rot fail in and to inform me in like manner of the refult of The refolottions of the to elefe him rofre,!? del Emperor Selim, and hi. po- P r
. , t" be looked •.n. tot with the n•it in:eotion of re.eflabliCiing the your tiers, that I may give an wet account of them to his Imperial !hien under thefe circumftances, are worthy of atten- Agent. ARCHIBALD CAMPBFLL COLIMHOUN, Efq.
e.;tl relations which have fo im:t fo tad between the two Fm M"kaY•
Fitts in purfua°ce of unapt, to Koren.: the pernicious tire& of " I have the honour to be. with very di gu Itin Ward confederation,
ti. n. Every great and generous mind puts up vows
z• , French damivatiPn wl.icli revails at Conftantineole,and which Sir, your very hura;c and mon obedient fervent, for the fixed's of iris caufe. A levy of 200,000. men of Perth
now Lord Advocate, is fucceeded in the Sheriffdom
by Mr. W. *DONALD.
I ;1 eatens the Porte with . total fees-ink:4 and finailv to Totalize (Signed) "A. Dr. BUDSEEG" has juft been ordered throughout this Empire.
t t: , d.efigns loudly given out by :id:an:nil, to caeca K,lench army . " St Peteribureth, a sth Nov. 1806.'
1
t• • ofs the Ottoman Empire; in ardor to attack us on t, e. •.r. [This minift.riol diiPatch is followed by a private letter from Pafwan Oglou is dead ; and the tiervians have con-
cluded Peace with the Porte.
F• 1, were the oral.; .g rawly: s for the crders given.• " Baron Budberg to Count I:aooiki, which more fully evinces the Th Englifh orei n Office, for the firft time.
The Duke of PORTLAND tranfaSed Winds yeller
.N. , I„tron, dated tio. eith of Oetti"ieto Such was amt. ,re,,e., apprehenliolis that the. approach of the French armies occafions to e goods, thronghout the States of the
the Duke of BID.
ELIOT, Chief Secretary to
.
..:.I. ' pint a thcfe ord, re which thin cjeneral wets yil rth from Rullia, and the danger which would ;Trutt from their union with
Grand &etgnior, have juft been laid under aqua- Mr..
day, at the F g ,
LC time of his unt.-aw into Moldavia, both With the 'ovetotheat be 4,lltheban force.] tration. •
t
t
rots, arrived ye,fterday morning from Dublin.