Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-23

navigation ofDnssia by the Da-ianclcsshoYli
he perfectly free and Baron Strogonoif, the
OiNan insisted, should be- recalled. The mer-
chintS of Odessa were in Il great uproar at
the nkase su?pressing the eutrepot which they
Mth previously cnioycd, and M doubt abused
I" IT.. aulioyance of the Turks. Phil. f. Caz
COMMERCE. IN TIE WHITE SEA.
NEW YORK, November Isl, appears by
tac following oaicia; note of the Turkish Gov
eminent To the French Ambassador, that the
navigation of the White Sea, for the purpose
ofimporting grain TO the Ottoman territories,
has been opened to the agents of the friend
j. pGMcTs," uitler no other restriction, or
condition than that OF not selling grain to Pr
rates. Might not Our merchants avail them
selves, with advantage, OF this opportunity of
gst, Is rd ofapart OF our superhuous produce.
Nat. .aip.
translator, Of an oBfciat note from the Porte to
Tie ambassador from France.
Transmitted the 9th August, 1917
IN consequence of the rebellion of the RAY
as, the regulations for the provisions of Con-
s'auiinople 20 be derived from IFS neighbour
loood, having been rendered insufficient,
this capital is ultimately " prived of the neces-
s1ry quantity of grain. But this article being
the FIRST and most urgent Of the wants Of the
people, it has become requisite to take meas
ures To procure ii in abundance {; & it is, above
all things, clear, as all the world knows, that
iorthe tranquility and good orderofan Empire
= Is necessary sometimes tn have recourse to
extraordinary means.
This is the reason lit has been agreed
for some time, in official notes to the min
rters, and charges d'Ailairs residing at the
Ottoman Porte that the vessels OF the mer-
chants depending ont hefrieudlypowers which
should arrive at Constaninople from the
Black sen with cargocs of corn, had heeil
sSnt to be ground i'll the ncigliborhood of the
magazines, in order that the government
might buy corn, rs had been practised in tim,
past. Now The Sublime Porte. finding it has
alreadv bought from the vessels ofthe friendly
powrrs,a quantity of corn sufficient for the
capital, il affords permission, 10 the agents OF
The friendly powers who shall arrive in fi,-
rurc al the port of Constantinopl-, with car
gnes OF corn, to transport them into the
White sea, III order that they may not be pre-
IitdIccd IN their mercantile operations, and or
ders have issued on this subject and been cx-
pedited TO the officers OF the Sublime Porte
IN consequence.
But as the Sublime Porte requires i'm an am
icabe manner, that the said merchants NAV no,
sell grain To the pirates that cruise i'm the Ar
chiPeiago, the very distinguished Ambassador
our friend, would ITO well 10 order the French
merchants who arrive in future, from the
E!ac, Sea with cargocs of corn, and who have
now permission To transport them to the White
Sea, that seeing the amity firmly existing he.
tween the Porte and the court OF France, they
may not sell GRAIN 10 pirates.
1t Is then Ia request him TO be pleased to
give this order 10 his rerchnpts, and to give
proofs ofh,s kindness and his wisdom, even
N this circumstance, that the present official
note is written and sent to him.
18th Ailkaade, l236-(9ih August, 1929