The Sun.
London, England, 1829-10-08 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(From tl:e Moniteur of Tuesday.)

PARIS, Ocr. 6.—The Government has received
news from Constantinople, dated the 16th of Sep-
tember, of the signature of peace between Russia
and the Porte, at Adrianople, on the 14th.
It is affirmed that the two Powers have agreed
upon the following conditions:—
" The Ancie•tt Treaties,particularly that of Aker-
mann, are re-stablished ; the free passage of the
Bosphorus and Dardanelles is assured to ships of
all nations, tvlielt shall not be at war with Russia
or the Porte. The privileges and liberties stipula-
ted by the Treaty of Akermann for the inhabitants
of the Principalities are confirmed, and mere com-
pletely secured. Servia shall enjoy the same privi-
leges and liberties—six districts, which have been
improperly separated from that province by the
Turks, shall be re-united to it. All the places on the
left bank of the Danube shall belong to Wallachia
and Moldavia, and shall be exempt from Turkish
garrisons. Ghiurgevo shall be demolished, Poti,
Anapa, and Akhalzik, ceded to Russia. The Pro-
tocol of the 22d of March is recognised, subject to
negociations with the Powers, parties to the Treaty
of London. Christian subjects may emigrate with
their property."
(The remainder, respecting the indemnity, is a
repetition of what was published in the Moniteur of
the sth.)

(From the illessager des Chambres.)
SZCOND EDITION.

PARIS, OCT. G.—The Allgemeine Zeitung of the
2:1 of October has an article dated from Vienna,
Sept. 27, stating that several commercial expresses
had brought the news of the conclusion of peace on
the 14th.

The whole treaty is composed of du ee separate

acts :

I. The treaty of peace in sixteen articles.
2. A convention in four articles, all the clauses o:
which are very much detailed.
3. A separate act for the principalities of Mol-
davia and Wallachia.

(The teems coincide with those above quoted
from the Moniteur, with a few more detaili.)
,

The Pruth shall continue to form the boundaries
of the two empires in Europe. The indemnity of
one million and a half of ducats for the losses of the
merchants, shall he paid in three instalments of half
a million each—the first at the exchange of the ra-
tification of the Treaty—the second in six months,
and third in twelve months. One month after the
payment of the first instalment the Russian troops
shall evacuate Adrianople. Kirkilissa, Kale, Bourgas,
Midis, and Iniada. One month after the payment
of the seconnd instalment they shall repass the
Balkan; and one month after payment of the
last half million they shall evacuate the re-
mainder of Bulgaria and of Dobrudschn, with the
exception of Silisttia, and shall repass the Danube.
Silistrio and the principalities shall be occupied by
the Russian troops till the payment of the whole in-
demnity for the expence• of the svar,fixed at ten mil-
lions of Dutch ducats. Ghiurgevo is to be delivered
up to the Russian troops in 1.5 days after the s;gna-
tore of the Treaty. The Turkish garrison to carry
away its artillery and ammunition to Rudschttk. The
inhabitants of Gidurgevo may also go to Rudschuk,
with all their property. The Princes of Wallachia
and Moldavia shall hold their dignity for life, and
except an annual tribute, shall have nothing to pay
to the Porte.

The .2Wonifeur says, " the King has just given
orders for the detachment of his troops which was
left in the Morea immediately to embark, and return