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He congratulates his Assumption to the Chief Vizirate; Remonstrates his own Grievances, and craves his Protection.
Of the New Troubles in Paris, and of Eliachim's being seiz'd, which forc'd Mahmut to abscond from his Lodgings.
He acquaints him with the same News, and forbids any Dispatches till farther Order.
On the same Subject; and of an Attempt to Rob the Treasury of Venice. A Relation of Tiepoli's Conspiracy.
Of the Contempt the Franks shew to the Beasts: Several Remarkable Instances of the Tenderness which the Ancients shew'd to the Dumb Creatures.
Of his Return to his Former Lodgings. The true Reason of Eliachim's being seiz'd.
He informs him of the same Matter, and re∣lates the Entertainment he found at his Return; his Hostess being newly deli∣ver'd of a Son.
Of a Marble Statue, with a Mysterious In∣scription on it.
Of a Peace Concluded between the French Court, and the Parliament of Paris. A Description of the King's House and Gardens at Ruel.
Of the Death of Egri Boinou. Of the Eastern Jealousie. A Memorable Ex∣ample of Seleucus's Justice.
He informs him of a League into which the Cossacks, Circassians, Mingre∣lians and other Nations were engag'd in against the Port. The different Cha∣racter of those People. Some Remarks on the Life of Ismael Sophi.
He Congratulates his New Honour, and advises him to be Cautious of the Vizir Azem.
He acquaints him with the Flight of Ma∣homet, the Son of the Dey of Tunis; and his Conversion to the Christian Religion.
Of the Wars in the Black Sea; the Hi∣story of Pachicour the Circassian Py∣rate••.
Of the Murder of Dorislaus, the English Embassador at the Hague, with other Matters.
He accuses the Septuagint and all the Chri∣stian Translations of the Bible, of Flatness, Errors, and not rightly Rendring the Original Hebrew. Some Particular Re∣marks on the Psalms of David, and Can∣ticles of Solomon.
Remarks on the German, Suedish, and English Affairs. A Discovery which Os∣min the Dwarf made, of a Letter from the Captain Bassa, to Cardinal Mazarini.
He informs him of Great Injuries done by Lightning, in France. Discourses of the Pleasures of a Country Life; and com∣plains of his own Entanglements.
He Congratulates his Advancement, and exhorts him to Moderation. Putting him in Mind also of the Cheats that have been committed in the Treasury.
Of the Pleasure he takes in Reading his Travels. He informs him of the Progres∣sive Conquests made in China by the Young Emperor of the Tartars. He ad∣vises him to wait on Kerker Hassan, Bassa.
He gives him a Short Account of China, to encourage him to learn more from his Bro∣ther.
Of several Royal Marriages and Funerals, in Europe. Remarks on Eclipses, and what happen'd to the Sun in the Days of Jehoshua and Ezekiah.