The Statesman.
London, England, 1806-07-24 00:00:00

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appeased at the Bar, and :-...;riunoined the House te
it/ the House of Lords, to hear the Royal
,Awoc by Commission to divers Afts.
. The SIPEARka) followed by upwards of 40 Mem.
s, attended accordingly, in the lipase of Peers,
siarperresivi as "alai, stems sawmill of Ale Lords);
on his return, attended as before, he seated
_himself ,in one of the Chairs at the table, the Mem.
ben all standing round the mace Aim a short
pause,
The SPIAIII* row, and informed the Member,
present, that hiving obtained a copy of his Ma.
kali'. most gracious Speech, he world, with their
peimission, reed its which he accordingly did I and
having finished, be made a respettable bow to those
present, which being tenons', they all immediately

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TA ram" jells 3‘,.....0therd Coatte
who is to ',Awe the 14sraress of Crum from the,
Russians, sailed front this port on the 29th instant, •
was obliged to return to the same port two days
after by contrary winds j he salted the second time
en the sad.
• The edion between the Montenegrins and the
French took place near Old Ragusa, on the 9th
inst, after which the former not only concentrated-
themselves, but were reinforced) and drew towards
the capital) Ragusa ; their mamas of nuking war
is very ferocious, as ilky are promised by their
Bishop; rewards for the toads of their enemies they
shall bring in. at the rate of two ducats fur a corn.
mun man) and so in proportion for different ranks
to the head of a Geberal, which is rated at too
ducats.

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Vieuu&, Jut? 5.—00 r Court Gazette, ander
the head Turkey, contains the following artich:—
" lbe latest accounts from Egypt are of a more
favourable nature than those before received from
that country. On the *Bth of May, Genbchuk
Imiahor arrived at Constantinople, from Cairo,
with advice that the mutinous Bey' were willing to
accept the treaty offered them, if their former rights
were confirmed to them. lie, at the same time,
brought a representation from the different
classes of the inhabitants of Egypt, praying
the proteeion of the Porte against the be r.
bayous ferocity and insatiable avarice of the
Eaimacan Mehemed Aly. The Capeidan Pasha
will now soon sail for Alexandria, with fire frigates
and six corvettes. On board this squadron there
are sin thousand land troops. It is believed that
be is appointed Governor at Eg. pt. On the sgdt
of June he had his audience tal leave the Grlttd
Signior, at the summer palace of Beec-1.
" The environs of Constantinople, the plains of
Dund, the vicinity of Cliftlick Scutciv, on the
Asiatic coast, are entirely covered with tents.
Cadi Pabha is marching with ao,ooo infanhy, and
5,000 cavalry, from Natalia to Adrianople ; at the
extensive plains near which city, a camp will be
formed of 50,000 men j all stoops trained anti exec.
cued in the Esrupean manner. The Governor of
Kornelia and Alhani will have the command of this
army.
" Constantinople, Egypt, and Europeals. and Asia.
tie Turkey in general, are at present feat from the
ravages of the plague."
Juilt 3.—Out army cannot be placed
on the peace establishment till the departure of she
French. Throrigh all the Austrian provinces, the
arming of the peasants and town's people is carried
on with effeet. The plan for this was limped in
the last war; but from the rapidity of itiatogrem
and issue, could natioe carried into execution.

Jute 6.—A report ie circulated here, that when
oeneral Bellegarde was about to take posaoesion of
Quarts, he was taken with his troopkisy this
English, in whose possession Ontario now is. This
report, which is destitute of probability, requites
conic:nation.
'Waist.. Jute s.—Onr fortress will be coed.
deathly enlarged and strengthened : the plan has al.
ready been submitted to the Emperor Napoleon for
his approbation, and the expence of the new works
is estimated at nine millions of limes. The meis
Lippe will flow round the town and fall into the
Rhine at Fluren. Wesel will be considered as a
Frontier Town, and pet iu the sane state as Meets
and Strasburg.
FLORANCIL, jute' as.--According to stcostnts
from Rome, a Consistury Was held there on the
slith inst. at which the whole College of Cardinals
attended ; and objets of great itoportance, it is
probable, were discussed.
There is talk, among other things, of a Cattier:.
tion.concluded with France, bat ul the nature of
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