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TREATY Wllll PORT
The following is the At tit le of the Treaty of the 10th
July, 1654, tplattse to We privileges of British iftbje.ets,
to which we hate-already fere:re-1:
Mist no Alcaid, as he is commonly called, nor other Oillctr
- the lanes Majesty, shall arrest or impeach any of the people of
this Republic, of what rank or condition whlatsoever, escept hi a
erindasi cause, where he is apprehended in the fact, unless he be
firslempenvered in writing by the Judge Conservator ; and that
• the petiole aforesaid, in other respects, as to their bodies, dwell
togs, books of accounts, interests, merchandise, and goods, shall
• enjoy equal and the same immunity within the dominions of the
Most Serene King of Patties), from Imprisonment, arrests,'and
other moleatations whatsoever, as is or hereafter, shall be granted
to any other Prince and people whatsoever, in alliance With the
King of Portugal; nor shall they be hindered by any safe conduct
or protection, to be granted by his authority to the subjects of
the said King, or , others frequenting his dominions, from recover-
iqg their debts,; but they shall have a right to sue every man to
justice for the recovery of any just debt, whatever be his protec-
tion or passport,. be he-a Farmer of the Revenue, or any other
prlviregett person!'

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.THE 'EVENING STAR.

LON DON.

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1/, MS.
Paris Papers of Sunday and Monday were ieceived
las; night; they contain no further accounts of the dis-
. estrous retreat of the Russian arn.y from Turkey; but
. they are-not wanting m abundant lamentations on the
• subject pf the sufferings of the French forces in the
• Motea. The service is beginning to Imp very unPopular
one,, notwithstanding the glory which once my/ironed
it ; and these is now only one eryaor the speedy return
. of the expedition to France.
• The Journal des Debats has a pertinent article on the
questiou t f war or peace, which' we have given in out
Omit page under a separate head. It considers the
, possesston of Varna as extremely endangered by the re-
. treat from Silistria, if the Turks make their attack while
. all rbe ticops of Russia ate on the left of the Danube,
and ,tfie bridge on that river is cut down. In case of a
• siege during the winter, the Russians cculd only re-
. lit.ve Varna by I movement of the whole of their army
• similar. to lint 'which took place in their advance at
the beginning of last campaign, while the difficulties
with which .they would have to contend would be
increased by the badne.s of the reads and the incle-
. mewl of the season. But if, on the othsr hand,
General Wmainsvoin protects the bridge esta-
blished on the Danube, which would require a force
. of fifty thousand men, he can always send re-
inforcetneots to the South. The Russians, though in
. spring they-may be able to repair some of the losses of
their fast chsasuous campaign, can-never,ogain impose
upon Europe by the gigantic phantom of tick military
power.
The- French Government have, alccording to the
Gazelle de France, sent a special messenger to Constans
tinople, in order to explain to the SULTAN the reasons
-that induced them to send General Matson to the
Mores. The Swann has allowed that the occupation
o; Greece is a fact which cannot be disputed, but seems
unwilling to eater farther into the subject at-present.

We received this m rning Frankfort Papers to the
11th inst. also tt.e Algenteine Zeilung to the same date.
The following are extracts:
ROME, *Nov. 27-

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According to letters from Corti of the 7th of Nov. Colocotrool
has written from Calivrita to his son, that by virtue of a detree of
Prsidettr of. Greece, 20.000 Greeks were to join the French
army under the commsnd of General Maison.
• The. day *before yesterday t►e Earl of Shrewsbury' gave a grand
-assisr in the Colonna Paleceto his Highness the Prince Royal of
Prussia, to'irhich" the English of distinction now here were Invited
The niagnilicence of the bmiquet was enhanced by the splendour
of a service of china from the' d_ rat English manufactories, and
breeze models, tichly'itit, of the most celebrated monuments of
ancient lame. •

VIENNA. Eisc. 3.
We hear that The Prince of bele Coburg, who has married the
last kelieis of Prince Colours, has receissid frpas his Majesty, as
'Xing of Hungary, the investiture of all the estates of thae'Princess,
and that the' Royal sanction bas alreasiy bola twitived by the
liun-
farim Chancey.
• - • MUNICH, Dac.. 3. . •
' The King, for the mamas captained in the Chamber if Deputies
• Itst Decensber, had restricted to fik the age of twenty-one years, as
dui when the young men should be liable to serve in the army, in.
stead of twebty rapt; lard by tge law on the conscription enacted
is Misr. Xhis akeregen was gesi!efully adopted by the States. To
conserresice, there, olKitewo leritof conscripts in IB2P, because
• the claw consisting of young users bra in 1408, will not now be
Sable pll the beginning of 1830.--ansirsai de Fraretfori, Dui. 10. •
VIENNA, Dac.g. . •
• We taily:;speet beeper of our ablest diplomatic and military
obareeters, Quiet levities:root, from Naples, who is to go as.
' Ambassador Eitraordinery to St. Petersbnigh. The biautiful and
sccoinglidsed Countess Ficquelmont h a Russian Lady (her mahlito
Mae was Hittroff). The recovery of his Royal Highness the
ertarn. Prince is as complete es can be desired, and has caused the
*latest joyisere and in gift proviSkes. Public expectation is ricked
'Skers extraordinary dvree, respecting the events that this important
eiClitter rearroduee; It it act, however, believed that the Turks
ilaresOierly think of pposeuting a winter campaign, or of attempt-
• s systPle ONO to reColrOF the ruins Of Varnarwldch Wins,
o▪ ws.' frl the ittiostaps are making great exertions to,regair as
sieridr a Pjfsibte. The great majority have, Meiledlllo. aalittle
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