The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-30

zen, hflt town OF the kingdom OF SaXony, where
he was received by the king. Thsfe two fove-
rsgns converted together for fome time in the
manfon honse OF the bi3sp the king entered
INTO the emperoi's Carriage: they arrived toge-
ther at Drefden, and aghted at the palace.
This day at in the morning, the emperor
mounted on horfeback TO furvey the environs Of
Drefden.
The fentiments which his msiefty found in
SaxoDy, are linilar TO thofc that have been ex-
prefed to him on the whole of his way in po-
land; an inmenfe concourIe of people crowd
ed together every where on lis padage.
(!Moaitear.)
The HANGS nfthe principal perfonages put to
death during the revolution which took place
at Confantinop!e on the eeth of May.
Fifteen miniiters or principal chiefs have been
!acrihccd to popular fury, viz.
1T. Ihrahirn- ffepdi, Kiaya TO the Sultan, ia
vorite OF Selim he wa. reproached with being
one of the authors ofthe Milan. Gerid. of pro.
tecting the rebels and extortioners of Romelia,
ct baving enriched hmfclf ty iharing th= pro-
cecds of their Pi'lage ; friendly to Paiiwan- Og-
lou, aud Delli-Cadri, he favored the Servians !;
deputy Servian was found at his houfc he
was tecretly friend to the RufIians. II was
upon him that the people vented their greatcft
fury.
Cd. Hajy-Ibrahim-E ffrnd, Terfana.TeRe
dar, coniidered as one of the mott jealous par
tlzans of the RUlans, and of the Nifim Gerid.
Sd. Inglis- Mahmout- Etfcndi, Tor Engiiih
Mahmout,) an old EGendi, formerly ambaGa-
dor to England, confidered as devoted to the
Engliih and Ruiiians, author ofthe treaties with
Rniiia respecting WaiIachia and ModaviI.
4th. Ricap Scliai-Effendi, fecretary of fate.
9Th. -Ricap- Buyczl Effcndi Reiis, minifter of
the interior both partiZans of the Eizam- Ge-
rid.
9Th. Hafanico, cufom-houfe officer, very
rich man, accuied of extortion.
18th. Ali Effendi de Morea, terfana-emini, who
was ambaifsaor in France during the expedition
to Egypt. The motives for his profcription
are not mentioned.)
sth. Achmet- Bey, Nizam Gcrd tefterdsr
9th. or-Achmet- Bey, hrf groom to Slim.
10th. The private lccretary Selim. The mo-
tives for their death are not aligned. They
were the friends and protectors OF prince Nero
81.
lth. Bafagi-Bachi :. :. Mfufe of pow
er at the taking of the channel of the Boipho-
rus.
eth. JuGIuf-Aga, confidant of the sutauefs
mother OF Seiin. during life, and minifter hav-
ing the fole control of all itate affairs. He was
reproached with mott every thing that happen
ed during Sem's reign he was a great enemy
to the French, and lie was thought to be the
cauft of the departure of Marihal Bruno from
Confantinoplc.
18Th. amli-Raip-Efendi, fecond miniiter
Of the Interior
l4th. Halil-Haftgi, beiGbafi of the Nfam &C.
rid. or general.
18Th. capan Naipi, director of the grauaries
of government.
1t is faid that four of the principal chiefs, fol-
lowers Of the grand ViZier, have been demand
ed and fent to Confantnople 10 be put to
death. Raft Efcnd, collector Of the contri-
buttons OF Scrvia, and who at the time was al
Sophia, has, it is iaid, lliared the fame fate.
The lIlip Swift arrived from New-York at
Liverpool on the Oh of AuguR bringing Mr.
Jefferion'S Proclamation, relpe6tng the late &C
zion between the Bntih and Americas frigates,
which was Immediately printed off, and fent to
The itFtreDtcommerciaItown tending in great
mcaiure 10 relieve the anxiety under which the
merchants in general laboured, respecting war
or peace, and inducing many to execute their
orders, which preyiou0y mad been furpended
though very few goods were Chipping, and the
griieIs 10 general preparing 10 faIl With what it,
Tie freight they had on board, or little more than
ha'iah. IDfurauce on American yeiTcls, whirh
had riIcn to fix guineas (and even lhy az tha,)
had Immediately fallen on the above intelligence
10 gui1eas. there were fuppolcd to be up-
wards 81 100 fail OF American vefIels in tbe Tor.
Of Liverpool on the 3o.h July.
BY yeftl arrived at Lew London, informa.
ton is received of tine death OF yitlor Hughes,