The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-11-25
LATE FoREIGN NEWS

BY the packet ship Boston, which has arrived
at Boston in short passage from Liverpool,
London dates to the 2lst ul,. are received. The
most important intelligence b. this arrival is
the official copy of the TREATY OF PrAcE be-
tween Russia and Turkey, an abstract of which
follows:
Art. /, declares that all enmity shall
cease, &c.
Art. ii. His Majesty the Emperor and
Padlshah of all the Russias, wishing to
give his Highness the Emperor and Pad
lshah OF the Ottomans, a pledge of the sin
cerity of his friendly disposition, restores to
the Sublime Porte, the Principally of Mol
davia, with all the boundaries which it had
before the commencement of the war to
which this present treaty has put an end.
his Imperial Majesty also restores the
Principally of Wallachia, the Banat of Cra-
yova, Bulgaria. and the county of Debridge,
from the Danube as far as the sea, together
with Silistria, Hirscva, Malta, Isakiya,
Toulza, Babadag, Bazardjik, Varna, Pra-
vady, and other towns, burghs, and villa
ges, which 1t contains, the whole extent of
the Balkan, from Emine, Bournon, as far as
kazan, and all the country from the Bal
kans as far as the sea, with Siliminea, JONI
boil, Aidos, Karnabat, Missanovica, Akhio-
| ly, Bourgas, Sizopolis, Kirkkilissi, the city
OF Adrianople. Lule Bourgas, and all the
towns, hurghs, and villages, aud in general
all places which the Russian troops have
occupied in Rounelia.
Art. Ill. The Prnth shall continue to
torn the limit of the two empires, from the
point where the river touches the territory
ut Moldavia to its junction with the Danube /;
from that spot the frontier line will follow
the course Cf the Danube as far as the
mouth of st. Georges, so, that. leaving all
the islands formed by the different arms of
that river in possession of Russia, the right
bank shall remain, as formerly, in the pos
session of the Ottoman Porte. The mer-
chant vessels of the Powers shall have the
liberty of navigating the Danube in all its
course; and those which bear the Ottoman
flag, shall have free entrance into the
mouths of Keli and Souline, that of st.
george remaining common to the ships of
war AMI merchant vessels of the two con-
tracing Powers. But the Russian ships of
war, when ascending the Danube. shall not
60 beyond the point of its junction with the
Pruth.
/ By Art. ", Turkey cedes to Russia on
the Aslatlc side of the Black Sea, the Tito
II.
oias. The boundary line between the two
countries is hereafter to follow the present
limit OF the Gouriel from the Black Sea To
the border of Inertia; and from thence in
straight direction TO the point where the
frontiers of the Pachdliks of Akhatzik and
kars, meet those of Georgia. leaving the
town of Akhaltzik, with the territory on the
north, to Russia, and KaIs, Trebizond, and
Erzerum. to Turkey.
Art. V secures to The Principalities of
Moldavla and Wallacnia, the free exercise
OF their religion, perfect security, national
and independent administration, and the
full liberty of trade.
Art. vi confirms the provisions of the
treaty OF Akermann in favor of Servia, the
Porte engages, in the most solemn manner
7 10 EXECUTE tHeW WITHOUT ueIaY, ana Dartic-
ularly to restore, Immediately, the six dis
tricts detached from Servia.
r Art. VII. Russian subjects shall enioy.
throughout the whole extent of the Ottoman
! Empire, as we'll by sea, the full and entire
: liberty OF commerce secured to them by the
, former treaties concluded between the two
Powers. No Infringement of that liberty
of commerce shall be committed. neither
shall 1t be permitted to be checked in anv
case or under any pretence. Russian sub
Jects, vessels, and merchandise, shall be
secure against all violence and all ch;cane-
ry. The former shall live under the exclu-
slVe jurisdiction and police of the Ministers
and Consuls of Russia. The Russian YES
sells shall not be subjected to any visit on
board Whatever on the part of the Ottoman
authorities, neither out at sea nor in anv OF
the ports or roadsteads belonging to the do
: minlons of the Sublime Porte. And all
merchandise and commodities belonging to
Russian subject, after having paid the
custom house duties required by the tariffs.
shall be freely conveyed, deposited on land.
IN the warehouse of the proprietor or of his
conslgnee, or else transferred to the vessels
OF any other nation whatever, without the
Russian subjects being required to give
notice to the local authorities, and still less,
10 ask their permission. The commerce
ana navigation OF the Black Sea shall not
experience the slightest obstruction of anv
nature Whatever. For this purpose the
sublime Forte recognizes and declares the
passage OF the Canal of Constantinope, and
; the strait OF the Dardanelles, entirely free
ana open TO Russian ships under merchant
: flags. The passage of the Canal of Con.
stantinople and OF the strait of the Darhan-
Giles is declared free and open for all the
merchant uesseis Of the Po,oers at pence ,e;tL
the Sublime Porte, whether bound N tic
Russian ports Of the Black Sea or returning
from them, upon the same conditions as
those stipulated for the vessels under the
Russian flag.
By Art. VIII, it is agreed that in lieu of
the indemnity stipulated by the treaty. of
Akermann for losses sustained by Russian
merchants, the Sublime Porte shall nav IN
the Russian government the sum of 600.
500 ducets [about S3,OOO,OO0] in the course
4 of 16 months
By Art TX. the Porte recognizes the me-
cessity of making an indemnity for the ex-
pense Of the war, and engages to nav m
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