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;m i et, s calculated to about 80001 the former

:own into the sea, but the latter are decently
nred. The Seimens were disarmed on the Mai,
.lieir officers were put to death on the same day.
the 19th, the dead body of an unknown Mussul-
' rank that had been destroyed, was found in a
cerranean vault in the Palace of Sultan Mahomet.
- supposed to be that of Mustapha Bairactar,
towever, as is believed by well-informed persons,
rely effected his escape to Rudschuck.
the Seraglio was battered with musketry and
1. that Palace had suffered considerable da-
The Hippodrome, and a number of large
tgs, formerly about a third of the whole city,
ae a prey to the flames. All the householders
:aaibol, Galata, and Pera (various quarters of the
are still obliged to patrole the streets by turns,
Light time, and to keep a lamp burning in front
.y house, to prevent further mischief.
Grand Seignior Mahomet has now appointed
met Aga provisional Grand Vizier. The ex-
;aid illy is again appointed Captain Paella, and
id Effendi remains as Minister for Foreign Af-
The Reis Effendi, and Kiaja Bey, also retain
former rank. The Seraglio is to undergo a re-
and in the mean time, the Government will
its Council in a private house. The most beau-
part of the Seraglio has been destroyed by the
is have also the archives.
ALGIERS, NOVEMBER SI.
some days past, the greatest tranquillity has
led in this country. The return of the troops
ad marched to Const.)ntine by no means pros
the disturbances which were expected. But
'as only .a deceitful cairn, which was to be fol-
by a dreadful tempest. The troops above allud-
tssembled at ten o'clock in the morning on the
st. in their barracks, and after a short consulta-
sent a deputation to the palace of Government,
)rders to put to death the Dey Achmed
teir arrival there, they compelled the guard and
domestics to depart, on pain of participating in
:e. All of them instantly obeyed. The Dey
) the roof of his palace, from which, getting up-
end of a neighbouring building, he was followed
assassins from the top of one house to that of
;C:', until he was taught on a Jew's house, and
his head cut off, and his body, after being dread-
mangled, was thrown into the street.
imediately after, one Ali, surnamed Kodja, who
been many years attendant on a mosque, was pro-
Dey by the soldiers ; and no person sustained
'urther injury, except the father, the wife, and the
Leary ofthe deceased Dey, who were committed
on. In about a couple of hours this unexpected
ition was coropletsd ; and at one o'clock in the
:ron, the Consuls of Foreign Powers repaired to
'alace, to pay their respects to the new Dey.
le oceasion of this event, according to report,
tit a Achmed Paella, in the three years of his
element, had destroyed a great number of Turks,
:lioce who had a share in the government, and
•at number of the lower classes, apparently with
:cation of diminishing; if not of totally
annihi-
tee influence of the Turkish Government, and
tenting that of the Moors. The fears entertain-
this respect were augmented in consequence of
,ey's !savouring the escape of his interpreter, one
wife's relations, who fled with great treasure
braltar, after the commission of various crimes,
lost displeasing of which was his instigating the
;o strangle a Turk.
I the old Ministers, with the exception of the Mi-
of Marine, were banished to Bleda, twenty-
sigucs from Algiers ; and the new Dey chose
successors from among the lower classes, men
.t• ignorant, without any personal respectability,
:le') were soon accused, by public report, of hay-
tared among them the effects of the dismisssd
brought into the public treasury.
lese reflections occasioned a second insurrection
Ilth, the soldiers demanding with loud out-
the dismission of the new Ministers, and evin-
a disposition to begin plundering the city. All
lops were shut, and the doors barricadoed. The
is having assembled in the Palace, entered into
irl-angernent with the insurgents ; in consequence
etch the new Ministers were dismissed and exiled,
Coen- places coderred on persons of greater rc-