The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-03-14


are assured that Bache Aga restless man.
who had always abou, him a ,roop of neonif
without occupation, and who has been be-
headed IN one of the public places. had ta-
ken me resolution Of killing the Grand VII.
hier' put the project was discovered by one of
hts acconpiices, &ali the coasoirators wiz,
their he We're arrested.
we no longer have any talking at Con-
stantinoplc ot any new attempt of the Fog
''.h envoy. Mr.. Adair, to enter into @neuoti-
ATOMS with the Porte. 1t appears that the
Categorical answers which the Turkish
Government has made at different times to
the applications which this Minis,e, has
faacc 10 The Divan, has induced him TO re-
iiounce his projects. We are assured that he
VIII inise immediately return to England.
10 inform his cabinet OF the bad success on
ms negotiation. Thc public report at Con.
stantinople is, that the Britannia cabinet
iiaa inat,c SOME ovcrtureS to the Porte be-
tore 1T had received the news of the denosi.
ton ct Sultan Mustapha, and that il the
more battered itself witt, til. hope of sue.
0eeo'hS' as - had corrupted some of the
PRINCIPAL members of the Divan. 1t was
upon me iDtrlgdes OF these personages that
England depended for detaching the Porte
from its alliance with France; for to detach
more easily Sultan Mustapha from France.
me partizans OF England endeavored 20 per-
snade Sultan Mustapha that i was France
who had counselled Sultan Sclim TO annib;.
late by degrees the Janissaries, and to create
an Europea" army-but the revolution at
Constantinople and the elevation of Musta-
pha ba'ractar to the place OF Grand Vizier.
GcraDscd all these plans.
Mr.. Ndair having hea Il of this revolution
at Malta, informed his government of it, &
waited new instructions. The British ca
IDinSt uSefl ryat.yr nan,c 20 81.
grand Vi2ier, and his partizans; he then set
out ter the archipelago, furnished with We
ny large sums or money, but the means of
corruption we're destroyed, and he has re-
tired greatly surprised that his offers would
not even he listened to. They add, that the
Turkish government is very well informed
ot All that E.ngla has done for he last
year to SOW discoru on the continent. and
mat the grand Ni&ier Bairactar has dec!ar-
ed Thai he considers every power, who makes
a COMMON cause with England, as = lost
power.
1t appears determined that the Turkish
fiect should not pass the DaIdanclles MANY
ships have already returned to port, and
been laid ui toi ;he winter; the others will
lose no time in following them. 1t is said
that two English frigates which were cruis-
ing IN the Archipelago have returned to
'%yiiaita. Smyrna and Alexandria are as lit
Ne biockaded as Saionica, & it is not tho,yht
our enemies intend 20 remove the blockade
during the winter but the commerce. and
navigation of these seas are still disturbed
by the greetnumber of privatcers which in
fest them.
The Court of Inquiry on Sir HEw Dali
iRYMrLE, has concluded its sittimgs. The,
Lontioi papers state, that they believe il
will be followed by Il Court Martial
sailed from Portsmouth and Plymouth fer
Vigo.
An attack has beer, made unon the y, ,ho,.
OF Diamante, q small port in the Nediter-
Tancan, by the British, and So vessels in
Guiding some gun boats, were captured they
wfre loaded VITA contributions from the pro
Vinces OF Calabria, for the Neapolitan go
Vcrument.
ne Americardispatch ship Uni9,, Cart.
Gu'doh, from L'Crient, arrived NJ PlymoIsh
Oh the 10th OF December.
ne Earl etL.iverpo0l. the father Of Lord
Y, died at his houselin London.
on me iIti December. Lord EawLesburv
Icing his eldest son, is now Earl OF Liver
pool.
INDIA.
Inc cultivation Ofnahogany in India, has Seen
attended with great success. Two pl.nts (tbe
mst'khowh III lndia) were sent out by the Court
d}"roctois to The Botanic Garden at Calcutta
from these two, upwards OF 1000 nlante ~.
bccn reared, and they succeeded so ell 40 IN
promise Ia q few vears ,o he a y.,b,,LI,