Eleventh Emperor of the Turfa.

The Reign of Sultan Ibrahim,
Exchange, which was tendred ; but the
ïècond day after their arrival, hetberi/gton
and his Retinue goes to the Caddie's, and |
thither caoies theConful and all the Nati-1
on to come ; where it was pretended, they |
had laden, the William and Thorn* with
Corn, and fent her away ; and therefore,
by virtue of an Imperial Command, (very
privately here procured) the Confili, I
and, h% .more of we Nation, were dslji- [
veredinto the Hands^of theChiouz, arid
fò brought up hither, not being uiftered
to return to Iheir own Houles, but put a
day and a night into an oflenfive dark
place, the Doors and Windows not only
/hut, but nailed upon them, not fuftering |
either their Friends or Servants to' come at
them, Ör a Window open till the evening,
R^wHch alfe they paid Dollars ioo. to
"thisdifgraceful manner they were brought
hither;"where they have been fince the
z2d of the lafr-lyionth, PrHbners in his
Lordmip^ Houle to the 2ij?jprefèrtt, notwkhffianding
they-had conlDnjpd' in paying
the Leviation Monfci4p few than -a'Week
after their arrivals; and by fair Promues,
pût off from day to d