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London, England, 1828-04-15 00:00:00

corruptions whisk have bithecto -ioll4ed thi politics
reformation of Greece, were diseksistE:min it. and even
the traitors, some of whom were prig in the Church.
were pointed out by name. ' The Pfeil-dent has caused
several persons formerly in office, who were accused of
peculation, to be arrested. The proceedings against
them have already commenced. By his ord.evs, too, four
ipsariot pirates were arrested: they have i been con•
deruned and hanged. ..
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VIENNA, Avastf': •
Meta'Wines, 88 7.8 ; Bank Shares, 1018.-4i..Aiiiim, April 11.

By the Dutch Mail this morning, we have received
an Extraordinary Supplement to the St. Petersburgls
Gazette. It announces the arrival in that capital of the
Treaty of Peace with Persia, concluded and signed on
the 22.1 February, at Tourkmantshai ; also a Rescript
from the Emperor NICHOLAS, communicating this in-
telligence to the Governor of St. Petersburgh.
PETERSBURGH, NAsci 27.
(EXTRAORDINARY SUPPLILHENT;
Yesterday, the 26th, Counsellor Griboyetoff arrived
here with the treaty concluded and signed with Persia,
the 22d of February, at Tourkmantschai.lo,A salute of
201 guns, fired from the ramparts of the citadel, an-
nounced to the public this happi event, brought about
by glorious exploits, and by a negociatioe fruitful in
results equally brilliant.

Today a solemn-re Dcum has been perfirmed in
the Winter Palace.
How many motives are there, in fact, ti render thanks
to the ALMIGHTY for the issue of a war, crownasl by a
glorious peace, the conditions of which. repair all the
losses caused by an unforeseen aggrission, and prevent
the return of it.
. The addition which the Russian territory Obtains by this
treaty, offers all desirable security for the maintenance
of our pacific relations with the Persian Government.
We shill shortly beable to cOmmunicate to the public
all the clauses of this important trecy.

MAUCH 28.—Rescript of his Majesty the Emperor, to
he Governor General of St. Petersburgh .4

" The treaty of perpetual peace between !twain and
Persia, WAS concluded and signed at Toact:Runtichai,
on the 22d of February last.

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" This treaty gu trainees to Russia.a.nowtisti secure

ootier, besides a complete indemnity fa all italosses; it
,ccinit es an increase of territory, tar thitirk (tin 'to its dn
minions of the Khanats of &lien and 114lchitchsvan,
whicis will henceforth bear tte name of the prostiace
of Armenia. Thus this war, caused by an utantpected
invasion, has been tetminated by a peace -equally ad-
vantageous and glorious.

Thanking G D,who iplways iirotects the good cause,

ind who has- crowned our aims with new glory, we
hasten to acquaint you with this happy event, persuaded
that our faithful subjects will join th.-it thanksgivings to
those which we offer.tts the Atmicatire. • •
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The treaty of peace will won be Madepubl by a
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special manifesto.
I remain, &e. M NICHOLA S.
" St. Petersborgh. 15th (27th) March, ism"
—Journal de St. Petersburg& March t 9. ." •
BERLIN, Arm 8. .-
The Prussian State Gazette of this date, after giving
under the head of St. Petersburgh, 29th March, the
Supplement and the Rescript of the Emperer, adds.
" As far as the stipulations of the defensive treaty 01
peace ate yet known, the indemnity to be paid by the
Schah is increased, on account of the breach' of the
'aegociations which were already concluded,. to eighty
millions of rubles, and Rnssia obtains, besides the two
above mentioned provinces of Erivan and Nakbitchevan.
the main chain of Mount Aratat, with its rich salt
mines. A grand entertainment was given yesterday at-
Court in honour of this happy event, to which 500
persons were invited. v 11:
" Besides the elevarion of General Paskewitseblo•the
dignity of Count of Erivan, his Majesty' hassaantaid si
silver medal to all the officers and soldieswerapkotysaits'
his war."—Prussian State Gazette,'
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AMSTERDAM, APRIL 11. ox
Exchange on London-12 05—'2 nu 12 f. to 11 111.../14
The' Dutch Papers to 12th April contain 4:tewt
whatever.

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His MAJCSTY arrived at his PAlace in St. .rairne;a,-
soon after 11 o'clock last night, in hie travelling chariot and four,
escorted by a party of Hussars, froth the Royal Lodge in Wincing
Park. •

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Prince Leopoto arrived at his residence in Mad-
borough /louse, Pall-Mall, at a quarter past nine o'clock last night,
in bii carriage and four, from Dover, where his Royal linstaness
landed yesterday morning from Calais, on his return from Patin.
Pririce*POLlGN AC, the. French Ambassador. the:Ead
of Doutey, and Sir. WILLIAM cciarrov, tate Commander-itt•Chlif
of the British troops in Portugal, had interviews with. the Doke of
Was unorox yesterday.
Dispatches wire sent off yesterday from the Foteiga
Office for Sir Fasnaatcc Laws, oar Ambassador at Lasbee4
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The Marquis DE PALIAELLAt the. Portuguese Ainisas-
wilor, and Count Lunette, the NOP*tan Minister, transacted
business with the Earl of DUMMY yesterday, at the Mice of the
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. •
Viscount MELVILLE and, .Viscount PALmeastos
transacted business yesterday at the Ogee of the Secretary Oftitate
for Foteign Affairs.
Mr. HERRIES visited the CHANCELLOR of the
CHIMOIL yesterday, at his residence in Dewning-street.
Lord.Cnont.ss transiustd business yester-
day at the Colonial Office, Deetnlntatreet.
Mr. HERRISS came to town yesterday from Btighton.
The Marchioness of HERTFORD gave a splendid rout
yesterday evening, at her house in Manchester-square. which was
very elegantly attended.
The Most Noble the Marquis of Bore arrived at his
seat, Cardiff Castle, on Wednesday last. Lord Jams Sesame,
bI.P. is expected there also this week.

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The LORD CHANCRLLoR and Miss HART gave a
splendid Dan and Supper on Tuesday evening, at their •Inensinni in
Merrion•street, to the Loan La and the Ladies Pattath sad
an the wink and Whim of the capital—Dahlia EvettinCsoti,
• Lord SHIRRoRNE entertained a select party tk itgiu4parl
yesterday, at his house in Grestenonetreet. , I ? t'''"
The Marquis de Cialwaxar, who died at geptocipts
left behind bim an immense property pen of this hel' ,ftt the
Dank of England, rendered it necessary to have the wilt unaudited
' into English, and the original was for that purpose transatifuld to a
Proctor in the Commas. It occupies oeuly lOU sheets, sato&
tains away &Oar bequests. , .