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T'k K A, T I S E ,
.'!.lTKvolttaie lately publilKcd unf ,tlie
titeyer;utlt, by dnolti'jPoircMagir
;...fifatcVM:i;;Cdl(j'vQ'uit
'"yjijitly-cjixi (Vdercd as oncldf the inoit "
" Valgahltrguiyauons of the'prcfent' d4y
tontainuiij a mafs pf inloFn) jtion rcfpect
jjUis UKjpe t rppousjs . t nat equally , irpri-
(trajcxtctxt principally jfr: tlietf id4
lupporrtneftHcivcs on ttic ptt .
tHnccallyvvtii tlicm iiTthe naipe oi iaiary
' .for the improvement ot it p'bi ice, whi ch
'' e fincefeiy hope to fcecdiiy adapted:
'. . by the'LcjiIauire, P V --. i :
14. A numerous claf ofperfons who
ki-cp ch'riilcVV tV jo tor the iVleof pro
-Lit' -I . ft' :TV -i i. : I
viuons, ica,. an,u orjicr netcuartcs ioriaei
thoufand in t be hVetroKn jfa ctrtaiet;
propQiony;of;-whomi"''aswlt:'as''fn'aU
boye work, ot the ticrfons who-are lap.., '
j)Oi ctLi a 1 uppox Line roieivcs ?.. ia.a pti ; jiea r
' ttie meifopoiisi ;. 'By purfuits citber trimU
nray, 'robbers 'j", ' pick!. pockets." and" river"
pirates, fvvho are completely brofelyted :;
: .. ' maiiy ot' w-honv have finifiitd their edaca.
. ' "I4 "ii Proi'elTtdrjd krtoyn jr'ccci vers of
( .ftolen g jodsj, oi vvhom eigh: r ten arV
. 0puietlti6Q. v - ; -. " rtr""...', - -" ,'''
"v , : 3. fCarriers. colourerj' dealers, Ven.
. er:-,,t)U)'ers and utterers uf bafe money
"i inciuJtng-couniericit lorciga a.ia-Jialt-"
.' . 'India. coin 3000. ' . 7 . '.; ;;;'. . ,
'- ''', .4.; 'Hueves,' piifereri and crnbezzlcrs,
who live partly Ujj depredaiion, and part.'
r "7.7. tybytietrowu occaiionai iaoour, isoco.
. - - '.River pif&rerSfvii
i: lumpers, 1 IxutHe-huntersj ,:r JarKs, v
":-; lightcricn, t(ggeVsj'ai!tiiicer -and la-
-. byurein the dooicsandWiertals-r ooo.
6: Itinerant: Jewt, wandering . irum
ftrcet to Itreet, rtejJdiiSgi out -tetnputions
rd j arrj.T.nbf io; :-H:f y
out bad ihilliogs, who pufchale 'articles
uccheri andothert, are known to Reheat:;
tiieir cultoniers, (ei'peciaUy thoie to whptn -tliey
give a little credit) by iaile weight, '
tor wiiieh,: excepting ih'e parilli ot Mary
acsonutMuere i no prope r-ma 1 5 p 0 .
.15. oeryaiiiii,, male ana tetnaiefrpor
tejrjjTholers;:UabIe : joy s,x Ac. dfltiol
place,: pr.ii-.ei pally rrom ill behaViou tjiijti.
: iwfs (if jrtsfM- wnoie.Tibeanrut ii vioj.
iulf 1 : xtitC' if)itoo m $ikuuK4 6jc6&i
1 6.- rerious called Back t-tz and o
thers profeiyitd to th paIioh ot ganvi?g,V
Or purtuihg 4t a a tracie,uitj are in-me-conftaiu
habit of frequenting houfesi open;
ed for:the expreft purj'oie of; play of
which; there are ai leaii torcy in VVeitnuui
; lUr, where faro banks are kept, or, where'
hazard totigeet ci fec. are mirouucdd
"cf thefe,, h ve are kept ja the hool'es of
.01 jadies of talhion, .who re laid to re.
ceive 30U each, ruut, bejides one eighth ol
the' prodts j le ven are fu oieripuon aouies;
hve, have cuitomefs particiuarry attacned
to thein ; mid thirteen' ad.ut torcignsrs
'and every "idle and diif 'jute Uuracter,
who are either iiltroueed or known,, to'i
.belong to-the iwefnity .of g:;ni)lers
where a fjppcf and wtaes arc a, vjiya pro
vided by tne proprietors ot the iioufe I0
the cAtrrtainisicnt'of their cultoinersi"" -' v
beJriyjs .is wv' atrivedr l-fcis Here'f 'a
1H; Aimiglvfjv'tlie;; Jrd of bdthNorid3v
has fealed the deirruclioa"of the whole' of
:t.he:.evs. :' : :'.
? 1 Inhabitants of Egypt w,hen! the-BeyV-
teiiyotf jthe r rench are come to deftroy '
your Jcegion,.oeMevc inem'. not it is ,
flrtabftilute iaHehoodj-believe--it not.
An f w e f CheTe decei vers ; t Ka 1 1 bey are "ot
jyvcofnc to reicye tnejigivtior Jtiepoor.:
t torn the g rai p of the tyrant j . and t ha t
! the French adore the Supreme i3eing, and
and honor the frophct and ; his hoiy lsToI
run.. -yi ' V .r-l ;,j;7y.:::ll',n -yJ ';,'
zzBMl mrnlarsicqually iftiheeyesofGodr
r f ictholiglffbjiie dllicotcfnporjl rie$
; ftiil pet fift n infuj ting the , underibnding' '
of their readers" by attempts to give it tb?
air )f prohabiliiy 'I he latter wcA'n?-s
f it,
-UndetftiMid ing, talent; and fctenceiit-'fte
mke a 'difference between them : a4 the
IJevs, thereforey do; not polfei's any of J
.1 r . ' 1 : -Z'i' " - . 1 -1 '
ir.oie cuaiuics, now can xney oc womiy
yet they are the only poiictfors ot ti.
tei)five tracts of land, beautifal teniaie
s (Ii vef - excellent horlesp magmiicentpa-'
lace j-: have they, then, recv ived an ex..
cluhve privilege -'from the Almighty !' If.
fo; let thein produce it. Bur the Supreme r
Bt'ig, whojis jolt and niercilal towards
all aiankindj . wiiis" that in future nt;ne of ;
the inhabitants ol Egypt ftull be prevent.;,
edj from. attaining to the fcrit employments
anti the highctl honors; 1 he adminiltra.
tioii, which (hall be tondufted by peiit-ns
H; iiitelligence, taleni:., ; and forefiglit,
V ill he productirc of happinefs ana le
curiiyt The tyranny and avarice 01 the
Beys have laid waile Egypt, which was
lormerly lb' populous and lb well "cultivat e
ed . . ' ; , -. .
'The French arc true mufflmen; i Not
, long li nee t hey ma rched to Rotnera nd
ffi''ftJpffrthriti lakr'gfqay yoif t'-ofcrfhTtwhe rlironepof liie'-Pope-irtKr
. ilblen by fervants, Uable boys, &c. geV
oera'liy paying ia Bafe monej-ooo.
n, ncceivcrs 01 uoicn guuus jfo.n pet-r
ty-piifereif it xd iron-lhops, ltQreflmps
ragfand, thrufn i lhops, and Ihops for le.
"r; ""cond.liai)d apparel ihciu(lihgiofne-itau.
dulent 'holtlcrV, fmall buicheis, and pawtt.
brokers 4000. 'v I
".' 8. A ctai -'of; fufpicious characters,
who live partly by putenng and bailing
: bale money cuitara-mongers, ais-ari.'
ters,'-duit m'.'n, chimney I vy eepcis, rabit
fellers, aiia truit fetlers, halh coach-
-men, bear 'bauer, Uo0 keepers (but iu
' . hit dbgrttw'lcrJ' &cf&c.-i ooovj..-".-. '. '
''9, , i'erfonsin the character orrarnial
ferv ants,'' journeymen, warchou le porters
and u.wer cicrKs, wno are eiuruitea w itli
property, and wjip delraud their employ.
; : ers m a uttie way," . un'cier circu'niita'uces
7 ' wnefe tney enef ally elude uetrctun,'tl.'
' timated at aDout -3 joo. . . -i
o.'- A clafs of l.wmd-erv cheats, and
low g4mjfersi cdmpole Hn id'e piiliiteT:
characters-, who have, aoa.idbneu every
. .hbnelt'puriuit, and whoiive .chiefly, by
" -.- Ir'auJurent trarifations in the lottery as
''"mrocco'meiii ; rulH.ans, bludgeonmen, clerks s
'.',;' an j aiiiitanu, during tne leaion ; wha at
. : othsr times' alTume the trade of pulttrrs
Wkvker andcdiars," horfe-dealers, gam
biers withb. O. tables at fairsj uacrcrs
tjai bate iiioneyjlborfe.itealersji&s&c
' ,7l .::'', - .-- . ; , ; v
'; ii. .Various other claffes of cheats not
--r;-.iDcludei in the abov'ervizrperfonrrwTio"
: fet Tup gming.hteules in 'different par ts'oT--he-'iiM:trojxii's,
- vaodlharpcrrvii-hd ' take '
' . lottery infurahce 1000. 7 ' . 7 ,7' ,A
-i-r rauauienr ana aiuoiute puoucans:
Jvho arecprtneted twith criminal.pcople
andWho, to accommodate their compaiuv
ions, ininiqiiy,Valiow their houfes to
-V" the" rendezvous for thieves, : fwiiidlersi
and dealers in bafc raoney-! 00. - -
-i About7oo& public houfes change rma7
rers once or twice, miome instances, tnree
7 or four times a year iii the, metropolis,
which arc gene tally occupied by fuch char
: ' - . atf rs. "I . 7:7: ".i U-;:';,v,:. 7;.' :
" ' ' ' i A clafs of inferior officers belong.:
. in to the Cuftoms and Excile, including
-T-JMt. drc. exiled fopcrnumerf fies and ghu-
nn.-jinny of whom connive at, pillage as-
' rnen, inexperienced, ai.d in tuc purfuu oi
criminal picgiures prolligitie, Joole imu
. diffjiuce characters, ,yui.ite,i themfeives,
a;i in the daiiy praaicer ti 1 educing .fr
-ther s i in t emperarce"-!? w Ttn els,, deoau-
chery, gambiui, aud cx.ce;.v-n.uiinatea at
3000.
'.' 1 ii; . .Foreigners who live chiefly; by
. gambling joo. ,. 77 . .. - .;
' ic. iawds who keep hoafes of ill
- fame, brotneis, lodgmg-houles tor proiti-
tute.-, zooo. ' . :.,!
i 20. Umortunate females of ail-; dcf. I
criptions who fuppori.themieivcs chielly
by proitttution-r-50,octo. 7 i
21. Strangers, out of work, who have j
'waiidc'reU up 10 Lpnaon in icarcij of etrt- I
ployment, and witnout recommendation
generally i:i cohiequcnce ol lome mifde
meanor commmea in the country
1000. ' Js. .V .. S'
'11' 1 rt t ft ,
23. itror.ii'g mimtreis, pallaa lingers.
; well asfraiids committed on the revenue
v: and ilia rc in the pitRider to a very conlid.
excised the chriftians againlt the profclfors
oi am (the Mahometan religion!. At-
terwjrds they direiucdjhcir courfe to Mai.
ittjaiHi urovc ui nc unDeneyers, who
imagined they were appgintcd by God to
make war on the Muileinien.: The French"
------r-l-had at all times been the true 7nnd fiiicere"
friends of the Ottoman Emperors and the
ehethies of their enemies. .May the em
pire of the buitan, "therefore be eternal :
b'uc may the Beys of Egypt our oppof.
ers whofe infitiahle avarice hascoriiiau
afly .excited difobcdiciice and infubordina
tion, be trodden in thcdult and anni'hila;
ted.: - - l- -7. ,-.
Article i. 7 Ail places which arc. nd
more than'rhtee leagues dillant Jroni the
rouoe t the French army (halt feV.d one
of their priucipal inhabitants to the gene
ral, to decliirt that they fubmit, nd will
h.-Mlt the French rl.ig, which is b'Sue; white
i 1 . ........ .' -
licve, is not entitled td more confiderati-
on. . h:t j 7 "'-:7 : ' ,K' , y '::
T-Vhethef the French reptibjf ? 131 taketi
jc hellion oi Kgy ft,Uit h, or wi ih on t thfe . i
Twnfentfct the I vrkinvvembnent,- it is 7
JjDdt.6.b!ie4hprr i(l ;v Cpmm&ij
7on that account l:efween thefe- two povvv : .
ers; As a pto r nee, litis of little . value! : ,
to 'i,he'lufk&j on whpq thceys fcatceLy
' acknovvlec'ge.any depertdence. f its aoqui-7
rlition :by Fraiicevthercforcif i$ not afrdbi
jeCt of fufticteut iinpcrtance td overbalaflce 7
the many powerful inot(ves which i the
; Vvnt has to remain in amity with that
- nation;! iw accounts ot wariiKeprepa.
uantinopic are eamy reconcueo, wiwi xms ? , . ? ;
view in the fubject j it we confide r jhat !i C-
ine; 1 DiKun government rnuic, miiK-e , at
leall a (hew ot refiftance to the French, in,
i'ptdet to avoid lieing involved in ia war;
Of ail the.Euiopean ijations, France. jlrom"
'her fituarion her valt power) her to hi et. ;
amity and her prefeut relations',' offers to
J lie Tu rk ipi gqye rnment t he grta led . ad . .
vantae as an ally, while the looting lhe,'7,
has obtained in ancient. G rcecc; joined:jto - 7 ,
the influence of opihionV would render .
"her the molt jbrmidabie eemy.. tiie 'or,'
could er.roiinreri" 'Ilie nrr.m biir untvit-M
ly ftrergth of the-Ottbman etnpira cannot
oe prougnt into action. - it 1$ animrnei-i . 4 -S
iiw;s, ine. 'component paris-oi-wriicjt,arer ,
ill-connefted - or difcordant, and . which ,
7wtx)ld l"jcedily "ditldi: e if it can:e.ii co:i7::
wirh- the vigour W thfiFmrchf47.
ana r ne magic 01 r rincn principles. . .
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i7,,
7l
if
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unpen-
1 1
iKowmeiJ, tumi.ers, and gipheirr,! 500,.
7 23, Gruboers, gin-drmKin diiiute
- womerrrr'ana - u;"iTuaie7oa)rTvrd" ttr.". '
. vvanueri ig and prowna about the ureetf
and-bye places, after "chips,,6rineuj,'
. nils, broken glals, paper, twine, etc.
'Sic. who are cOiJtautly on the witch..- to
) pillage vhen an opportunity oiras ,200
2;,....Commwibeggars, and "vagraats
'alking alms, fuppohiig one to every twp
. ltreetb 3000 ;j. '
Theie di tie rent defcriptions ofcriinnial
and irregula r 'peop1f,"uike'a totatnl -nd
lefs than one huudred and tii'tecrr thou.
fand i n " ' ; " : : "
;inu reu.-
2, 'Fer'v villase .which fliall nnnn(V7
-. ' ' .rt . - . . ri r
f to
the French army lhil b burned to ihe
7 " CONSTANTINOPLE, Aiuft 2. ;
;Wthin thefe tew dayVt,eTroyiaroati.
dn which Hftonapart ih'ued in the.Arabic:
1 language, on . his jaading .inT .Egypt r hain
7heea' made pub!ic.'T:,'hc following is a .
-faithful tranilation of it : ' '7; v V?
""T'n'"t)le,, .hath -f tbe;" jaciottf-;'anirtee4r
ciful Godj .There is no God but God
"he has no JoXioAteJn this king-';
dom. The prcfent jhcWnt, which is
t dett ined fof7tne puqifli met'-' the Beys,,
has beesrt long anxiijujOiy cxpecleid. 7 lie s
; Bey s corning iipTi
gia and Baars7have defolatcd this Beauti
. tul countrylong itiujtcd and treated the,
Freoca hilt ion wlth"cotempt and uppreU
frd her merehantsKn. various'Wavi.t tfaon':
naratte, the General of. the'''FT5fith..-Kc-'
public, a ccpfd ing to the pt inci pics ot hU 1
u round.'
7 -3. Ii v c ty villigef.nll tub in it to the
F.ench flag, ,-jnd 1 hat of the 'Sublime For
te, their Kilty, wh'ofe durat ion be eter-
naiT...,.........-. . ; 7 - .,
y 4. .Thc'Ghe'k and princLphlpetfons
of each town and villa ee, (hitii feai up the'
houft s and elFed of the Bey s, .irid take
Tcare thathelnMlteil article Hull not b-:
hW '7' r.:..'? .i7.;:t '' '7,
c7: .Tlic Sheiks, Cadis, and Imans,
'.(hall 'continue toeMLgifejlh'cfc
functions end put up their," prayers,' and
perlorm ti:e,excrciles ot reiirfiohs worlhip
in me tnoivjues ana noureso; prayer. lS All
the inhabitants Tc4 Egypt Ihall offer up
' th a nks to the'u p rcmc Being, and put u p
T public prayers tur the-deltruction of the
Eey.r: ...j.Jw'.e:... ,"v.,,.,.r. ,1.7. j
, My the. Supreme God make the glory
of .ilic Sultan of ' the Ottomans eternal,
pour tor t h h is wrath on t he M a mel uke s , -
and; rendfhjlrio'us the delhny pt the E.
gyptiaituitiotU.'-' r ' J 77-
(Signed) ; BUONAPARTE."
777170 1) O N, September 18.7
mm. . 1 1 . . . t 1 1 ' 1 i. '. r 'V
. , 1 ne iiamcure-maii wnicn arrivea ye
oufly demands that it Ihouid cultivate tKc
rtfpean politics naturally, pointi to " that '
x ct niexion as- the belt means 'of. fecu.rihg
. the Porte againil the rapacity of Auftria ;
; and Rollja ; befidJs, what is commonly 7
- called the ?e w philofophy, infteadl ot cxTr
citint' the horror of the Turks, ' as (omc
would have us believe, will perhaps be 7
confidctcd by them' as a pledge of lihecrity
on the part of the French Republic fincc
it lo tar leparates. its, govvrnment iro.n
th it of the countries wiufe enmity they
have moll, expcriencv d. The political'
ftrufture of the French ' dv'tniotcr.tij
w harey er defects .it - may - poflefs, take"
from its members the means of making re
ligion an incentive, to hoftitity. . They .
can have no pretext For rendering the Gof. 7
pel a whetftone to the fwprd, and con
verting the dictates ol humanity into pre-
7cci ts of deftrotSionr An alliance between
the Kuffih govenftnent "and the Porte, ii
. . . i . 1 1. .
the molt unnatural tnat can wen ne; ima
gined, . and which cotild tend only to halU,
en the downfal of the latter. .The pro.
jectors.of the new7cpaht ion will not .fihd ;..
it very eafy : :o perfuade the- 'Turks 'to'
cpen the paflaged the Dardanelles to' a"
Uulhan fleet .: . is it pofiible that the
Divan Ihould be infcnfible to the danger
ot fuch a me.afurc iy- They know that the
naval rower of Ruflia . has ' already ' apT. :
' broached hem too clofely. They remember
i ne piunaer ottneurimea, tic manacres.
of Gczakow j' and the friendly prottifions
of Paul 17 it ill hot make thein toyget th :
terriblc'hoftdity of Latherine III; .
r . It is pot. very probablcy however, that ,
Panl.I. is fo anxious; to fend hir fleet"
through the Dardanelles, aa the German
journalift, would. have us believe; -Thi
pnflijge would not be without danger trr
him, 7VV.tth7ali thcLclaims llvat'tUPor-7
te roay'have to the character of a. regular
government, the Czar will perhaps be
.aifpoJed to think that r.d treaty -could.' :,
give tf t hmft pcrleit fecufity to his (hips
whets midcr the Tuikilh batteries ; and '
wetc the good faith cl his ncv allies even
:fterdaV gave birth to new reports cf: the7 1 TW ty a to niment or pan ot m agrce-:
defcajict Buonaparte, and'of a declaratirt "Wit would flillbc-a qucltion-, vhate. '
trof war brtl:e'irtcTagaintt France; 7cr feats" the'Ruiaao. fleet tftht'-twtdrQj . .,
777The (irt ol thefe runuiirii we hHve'al." w the Aichipelago pr the NkduerraiKan, ,
riimiiirs we
ready tic-ated ahnwOrthf bf leriotis7r7o
v. hether ft wi?u:d be jxrrmittea tu 'tep iii
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