INSCRIB’D TO The Spectators of MUSTAPHA , a Tragedy: Acted at the Theatre-Royal , in Drury-Lane . With a Geographical Description of the Progress of the Emperor Solyman ’s Armies in Hungary , Germany , and several other Parts of Europe , Asia , and Africa . ================================= LONDON: Printed for T. Cooper , at the Globe , in Paternoster-Row. M.DCC.XXXIX....

A S the Town has been so agreeably entertain’d with the Tragedy of Mustapha, written by the celebrated Author of Eurydice , and other valuable Pieces, I think it will not be amiss to give a short Account of the Life and Actions of Solyman , the Father of Mustapha , mix’d with those of that unfortunate Prince, who gives Title to the Play. Solyman the Magnificent, (Father to Mustapha , by a beautiful Circassian Slave, and Tzianger , by the ambitious Roxolana ) was one of the most potent Princes of