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TURKEY-The treasury of the Grand
Seignor has been enriched with the pillage
of the Janissaries, estimated at 20 millions of
piastres (nearly $4,000, ,00o) without nclud-
ing the estates which belonged to them; and
the pillage of the Jewish banker Chabtchi,
consisting in part Of l6o shawls of great val
ue, and Of l37 $50 purses, (S6, ,o00, ,000) more
than half OF which was in gold. ready mo
ney, and diamonds. and che rest in bills on
the Pacha, and ether personages. Chabt-
chi possessed besides, great estates, which
are said to be in the name of his widow.
these immense conhscations have enabled
the Grand Seignor to complete all the ar.
rangements for his new military force with
out Drawing piast'e from his own treas