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(fiat in tome decrees, hit Royal Highnefs
Treafurer is qualified with the title of
that in other decrees this title is omitted.

. proper to remark on this occafion, that
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yrimort.t, JUNI 2!.--The Sublime Porte
ipeared ro fhut its eyes to the danger
inn. Deceived by falfe protegations and
moors, by the pretexts which were given
laments upon it; frontiers, it dirguifed
:fs with refpelt to the preparations whofe
utterly unknown; it affifted in tranf-
,oops which might one day ait spina it,
furnifhed thofe troops with provaions. A
blind mull fooner or later have an end.—
:omen Pone could not fail to obferve, that
,0,000 foreigners were 'trembled in the Adri-
<l even upon the confines of a Turkilh pro-
whofe fidelity was doubtful, another army of
ition had advanced to the Phafis, taken
the fort of Anakra,fituated on that river,
te inhabitants of the environs' to partial
• which it made a pretext to buildra fort
sine; that the Ruffians thus diabliflied
dices that feparate the filack from the
:a, have opened a new road into Afiatic
ld equally menace Perfie and the Porte.
that•the POrte has deinancfed q vhe W-
in at Conflantinople explanations upon
of the fort of Anakar, where fomeTurke
The Legation pretended ignorance, avid
!,, thotish its Court pprfoes its &Item of
eudeaiotir to infpire the Porte vat); Ire&
fiiicoing the renewal of treaty of aili-
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Thrrnitiattem AT VIIIIRA.--The follOWittg copy
of a Circular Note, addrefed to the Magieracy of
the Antlrian Bailiwicks, corroborates the fufpieions
entertained of the inflrumentality of foreigners (in
other words, Frenchmen), in the recent cfillisrbances
at Vienna. It likewife flews that the atglWan Go-
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to preferve itfeff from the bale contamination of Jo-
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the republic, or to extend the power of Boyareare:
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Mantra, Jetv sp.—An Official Letter we hale M regived
front the Prefident of the AOlle Police infortns us, that kneel
foreigners, furnifhed with paliports by their refpeetlye Amhara- ,
don, left Vienna Once the difturbancev which took place on the
yth and nth inftant ; and eireandtances induce us to believe, that
thrife foreigners have talten a trinre or lefs active part in than, and
Wit the fear of pit punilitmon has mask thefts take flight.
In eonktpience, therefore, Of fop* ortillfeLt 1141, be Wed'
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s, as their particular duty, sad aped their refpeafibilitt.
alb th's greaten diligence to dikes* perkine fumed and
' M ideptkoth thensfelves and their depodee fa each pada, the ne-
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doing front Vienna aged pang through dole pros, la cafe
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imp awe, it is duly reqdred M had "" is
panes arisen them is aerie, the efeeet le to of a (Oldest
amber of malty pedalo wader die eammead ot the OariderMe of
the Itdrsrfek If do awed takes plow lie a aldose, the arreited
polio* to be dellmeal so the Bald& Thelma seders are given
en all Pelbnallors whoa as wall le do ktilildrates. wm eapete
dosswiluas la slis kw* istiPaellbillty. este It dud be. Nes-
' amid slat thee iblihave isikd to erred a Ilifpleioos traveder, Ind
Ant ilph isssidlw oho 46111111 C; or in este they 44 tot have sited
di pintas sowisses to ante bins to be arrefted.
then at the Bailiwick of the Circle of Taber.
NY Ith 14°S• (stoat) !KISUMU'S.
ALEXANDRIA* JUN! ea.—Accounts from Cairo
communicate the events which have pallid in that
unfortunate city, from the 39th of April to the a3d
of May.
The Delhi', contoned et Grand Cairo, have been
guilty of the greaten diforders. They have chafed
the inhabitants from their houfes; killed the wornen.
after hiving violated them, and ma ffacred the chil-
dren. On the tft of May tbe gates of-the great
mofque were cictled, all the bazars, all the okels
were abut • the inhabitants Waited but for the fignal
d their theks to fall upon' the Delhis, when the
&Saw, for the purpofe of putting a (top to the in-
furreaion, fent his Kiaya with the Aga of the la.
niffaries. Thofe officers were foon obliged to retire.
on acconntof the (boater of ftones which were thrown
from tbe terraces on them and their efeorts. How-
ever, they contrived to (peak to them, and' the
Chicks granted the &thaw three days to fend all the
troops of Delhi away from the city.. The Delltis did
not appear difpofed to remove ; they demanded
three months pay ; but the coffers were empty. -Mir
homed Ali was of the party of the Chicks ; he had
ordered his foldiers not to offer the finallea intuit to
the inhabitants ; and the Albenais and Qfmardis. did
not make a common citufe. 4t the expiration of the
time which had been given to the Balhaw, a party
of the Delhi troops puffed over the river. The
was a little more tranquil ; they had even oe
force of the (hops, but the Delhi' continued to de-
mand their pay, and thole who remained in Cairo,
recommenced the fame diforders. The bazars re-
mained Spit, the inhabitants were on their guard,
and the women, above all, took great care not to ap-
. pear in the ftreets ; where the foldiers (topped, rob-
bed, and murdered perfons of every age and (ex.:-
At length the Bafhaw declared to the Chief, who de.
Mended the pay for the troops, that he had no money
to give them, but if they wined to go and fight the
Mantelukes, they could themfelves, afterwards, kvy
contributions on the provinces. A party of Delhia,
who appeared to fet forward for Syria, flopped at
the village of I..elionhe, under the command of Kour
Clglou, who has declared himfelf rebel to the ?ache.
Fifteen hundred horfemen, under his command,
plunder and ravage every where. The BaStaw has
ordered the Arabs to barrel's them.
On the 9th of May, Kourchid Bache, according
to the invitation of the Chicks and Grandees of Cairo
went to the houfe of Seyd Aga, Viceroy of the
Sultan Balidee, to'hold a Divan, and to read, in the
pretence of the Cadi, the grant of the Grand Seig-
nior, which gave to Mahommed Ali the Pachalic of
Guide. This ceremony was performed with much
parade, and Mahommed Ali was, according to cuf-
tomi clothed With a peliffe, in the midft of univerfal
.applaufe.
The fitting rofe ; the Betbaw was preparing to
retire into the Citadel, when he found hindelf
Cud-
denly furrounded by the foldiers, claiming their piy,
and accufing the Viceroy of having converted the
public revenues to his own ufe. There is no doubt
but that this infurreaion was diretledby Mahommed
Ali, in concert with Haffan Bache, one of the prin-
cipal Chiefs of the Albanais. Meenwhile the latter,
to hinder the troops, who demanded the head of the
Bennie,. from proceeding to extremities, concluded
him to his houfe, and took him under his protec-
tion. All this palled without the leaf} violence.—
'fhe multitude were already proclaiming the new
Mahommed Bach*, Governor of Cairo, when Saleh
Aga, Omer, and Taber Bey, other Arnim Chiefs.
attached to the party of the Balbew, manifefted their
difcontent, and threatened to take up arms, if they
did not reftore liberty to the Viceroy. Seyd•Aga
being informed of the difpofitions of thefe three
Chiefs, entreated thole who had taken a part in his
arreft, to go up into the Citadel, to avoid the eat-
fion of blood, promifing to make every effort to pay
the army. '
On the morning of the loth he announced, that
finding it iinpoffible to procure funds by the ordi-
nary ibutributions, itswas necelTary that the capital
&mild affift him.' This deChiration put the city into
a great fermentation, and the inhabitants declared,
that they would' pay no contributions whatever.—
Aftfriong dffcullons, the Chicks. on their fide, fet
tqi.pretenfioits, and impoled conditions on the Ba•
whkh he could not fulfil. They were divided
1 into at articles, of which thefe are the principal and
molt effehtiel :
a That the bonito OeaU be Rationed at difeb, esd not at Cabo ;
tbasE gee annodkiedier dull be permitted toimer t& city ; that ea.
eosurihatlon Pell be levied on thr city ; that the commonicatioa.,
with Upper illsypt Iliad he re-eftrillsed.". • •
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