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London, England, 1806-09-04 00:00:00

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• CONSTANTINOPLE.FiI. te.
4 The Brian' influence begins to affume an evi
4' dent preponderance again in the Divan, and the
" Engla name to be more popular than ever. Mr.
" Stratton, oar prefent Minille% who hat fucceeded
44 Mr. Drummond here, is treated with that marked
confideration which his ability and his judgment
"Co highly merit. The audience of leave granted
" to Mr. Drummond, by the Grand Signior. was
" accompanied with many dentonfirations of refpea
" to the nation which he reprefented ; he received
ar on the occafion the Great Order of the Crekent,
" the infignia of which, however. not being all ready,
so were fent after him to Vienna. He is the twelfth
" member of this illuflrious order founded on a
44 conqual fo glorious to Britain and fo humiliating
"to the French. The tsar with which each Knight
" has been fuccelEvely prefeoted being formed en-
" thely of brilliants, is valued at fourteen hundred
" pounds.
" The fnperb precuts fent Come time fince by the
64 Grand Signior, to his Majefly and the Prince of
44 Wales, we are placed to hear are to be acknow.
" !edged by returns equally fplendid and equally
04 worthy the liberality of the royal and princely
• donors.
" The Grand Vizier, by the decode of his late
0 viva], Huirein Capiten Pacha, has become veiled
44 with the whole miniderial authority. He is now
" the pofitivc Vicegerent of the Empire, and from the
" mildnefs and humanity of his charade% his power
" is expelled to be ufed with advantage. Kadir Icy
" the new Capital) Pacha. is a man of good difpofi-
-44 don. and much attached to the Engldh. Having
" experienced many attentions from General Stuart,
" with whom he was a colleague in command in
" Egypt, he is warm in his eukgiums nom that of-
" &cr, and recommends the plans he proPered for
" the government of that province. M the 111011,20-
" Buie for the adoption of the Porte. —.7
The prefent accommodation betwiittka Turks
• and Beys, is afcribed principally to the friendly in-
• terference cf the Britifh Refident and Agents left
" in Egypt. In truth, there is little doubt but that
" the Porte, convinced now of our difinterefiednefs
" and fincerity with refpeß to that country. would
" be glad to fee a Britifh force again in Alexandria;
" but they dare not openly content to it."
The above letter futther adds, that French entiffa-
ries, under the various chars ters of merchants. tra-
vellers, fatlors, fie. are conaantly arriving in Egypt;
that the French .Amballidor. General Brune, is
watchful in the extreme, over the proceedings of the
Divan ; that, under the names of Aids-de Camp. Se-
cretaries, Ste. he has an arnag'Of cwt. 'he detention
of Load Elgin in Francs, who. fro* the cordiality
and (cavity of his manners, was a gnat Carnotite
among the Turks, excited the Vont indignation at'
ContlAtolanple.
‘i •••
In no event, military or pnotteatvlnat•ionoetnaTs
experienced more vexation than in the lots of Egypt
in his projects of Empire, that was the first jewel that
be meditated for his•dtident—to reign another Atte-
ANDia over an &atm world, was the pride I d his
imagination. Ou •e we Isom have (me bragagg
iollitution to cows onM ear own contralled gist
• ries there. in the Irina' tbe Defpot, and one
the
of his iodise theatre of their mul-
tiplied atroeitiu .
• TURKRT.
CONSTANTINOPI.E. JULY at.
The Janiffarito have taken arms at Adrianople, and
have declared that they will fight to the lag extremity
former than fubmit to the new difcipline. Kadir
Patha, who had been fent to bring them back to their
duty by every praaicable means, has thought proper
en halt between Schodofia and Selioria to wait the
new orders of government.
Letters from Ball na fay. that the Pertians have
deigns on Ballots. Baba Kahn is in fell march to
Ceize on that place, on' which he pretends to have le.
gitinsale claims.

The Porte has granted to the PrufGan flag the free
navigation of the Black Sea, and has befides fent an
Officer of the Admiralty to the Barbary States, with
pobtive orders to fet at liberty all the Pruffian Yards
that were taken Come months fince, becaufe they
were not fornillsed with a finnan from the Grand
Seignior.

RUSSIA.

SDURGH, AUGUST 6.
A report is in circulation here, that intelligence
has been received from the frontiers of Turkey, which
octillions apprehenSons that the good onderltanding
between our Court and the Sublime Porte may be
&imbed. •
A Courier, who arrived two days ago from Perlis,
has brought advice of a complete victory obtained
by the KuMan army over the Perflans. Our troops
have thus avenged the death of the brave and worthy
General Prince Zizanuff.

HOLLAND.

AMSTERDAM. AUGVS 17•

England bib hitherto conflantiv admitted, in her
negociatinns wi.h France, that things !hall remain
in the fstuation in which they may be at the cnnclu
Eton of the peace, excepting only the country of Han•
aver, the renitation of which the King abfolutely
requires ; but this prnpnlition the French have not
accepted. In the night between the 9th and toth
indent, England fen/ a new Cnurier, abfolutely de
minding, as an afrintaimrs. the teflitiitinn of that Elec
torate, and ordering LordLauJerdale toren, n in cafe
of ref"), without making any new reprefentations.
That Miniler was, however, at Paris on the 13th,
and on the oath bad fent off a Courier frt. London.

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One of the German Journals annovinces the for
miii n of a Omfederation of the Wrth, the princi
al teat of which wilt be DrcfJen. According tr
anu•thcr, an army of forty IMAMEG4ns will be
afrctuthicd at Manack •