Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-19
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PHILADELPHIA. Nov We are i.liebIed TO our
obhgng Friends, Messrs Lang, Turner s. Co. Of the
New York Gazette, !ora Liverpool paper, OF the 9th
ult, received by the packet ship Sylvanus Jenkins.
from thatport The main intelligence s-that official
Information OF Peace between Russia and Turkey had
been received by the British government. There was
no official aRnuncation Of the precise terms, hut we
may suppose the statement of them, taken from Pari.
paper, to be correct in the outline The treaty wa.
made at Adranople where the Russian head
remained. We scarcely doubted at any time that the
Allies had it in their power to terminate the war, when
they pleased.
The letters and papers broug hit by the Svysnn. Jsn
kins, did not come bv the mall OF this morning not
having reached the New York Post Office early e..
nough. MAT Gas
LONDON, Wednesday, Oc'ober 7.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
Dispatches have been received at the Foreign office
from our Ambassador Sir Robert )r,ion, dated Sept
49, They announce that the Treaty OF Peace between
Russia and Turkey was concluded at Adrianope the
4'h ut. CoureIs were Immediately despatched with
the intelligence to the French and English
doris at Constannople, and the Courts OF Brin and ST.
Petershurgh. The capital remained perfectly tran
quill No official account OF the conditions of the tres
~ appe'rs yet TO have reached Government but we
understand from another quarter that the principal
noB:s known, and that they o not differ materially
from The account OF them which has appeared in
Gazette de France.-By letters from Berlin, learn
that the treaty. with detailed of the nrgotia
tons, had been received by the Prussian
and that was expected TO appear in extraordinary
number OF the Prussian State Gazette, as TO reach
this country in the course Of week. According to
these letters the Greek question is fully conceded by
the sultan ana the treaty oil loni0n, subject only
such notifications may be nded by the tire
Powers Ru. ia, France, AMI England is to have full
eHsctThe portion Of the Greek territory still in pos.
session OF the Turks WILL of course he evacuated with
out delay No new accounts have reached Govern
Hent from AdrianopIs General Debitsch was, we be.
lieve there at the date OF the accounts from CONSTANT
nople. There Is truth in the accounts which have
appeared in of the German papers Of the execu.
tons at Constantnope They said to be very lin
tied in number. IGlobs
Dispatches from Sir Robert Gordon, al Coo,an,ioo
n Ot Sen wer iypH. Eo.
reign Once Saturday last. They that the
Porte had agreed 10 all the terms proposed by Russia
and that il expected that the treaty Of peace
would be signed the l2,h Of September The Tur.
kish capital was perfectly quiet. Letters conveying
intelligence to the same effect have also been received
in London and Paris. The PROPOSE ions of the Rus
SLAMS said TO be moderate as it was supposed
they would be. This refers principally to the amount
OF indemnity elaimed by Russia, which is said to he
four millions sterlng Of which the Turks TO pay
much as they can in money, and the in forresses
In Asia. The ST. Peersburgh Journals con ain , long
report of the operations in Asia up the 9Th of Au-
gust; from which IL appears that Gen. Pdskewsch has
met with further successes After conflict, in
which the Turks said to have lost 900 killed and
$50 prisoners, including seven officers OF rank and the
Russians including Major General aud six privates
killed, and four superior officers and sixty priyates
wounded, took possession OF Char and other village.
| and also OF the camp of Osman Pdcha, who was com.
p'eely routed.
There several accounts az 10 ths nature Of the
conditions Of peace insisted on by Russia. The follow.
ing given az the most anthentic;-
war twenty five, az other say, thirty mil.
lions OF silver oubles Tor which period Of twenty wear.
Is 10 he granted, during which the prime paies and
the fortress Of Sisrin should remain in the possession
OF the Russians
"The payment in addition Of the indemnify to Rus.
sian subjects, stipulated in the Convention Of Arker-
man, an The articles Of which the Pors again agree.
to uil) and which amount TO friy eight millions of
Turkish piisres. The said payment IN be mad, in
three iastAlments. Alter the payment Of the first III
Russan army to retire 10 The Balkan; that of the Sc
cond, oper the Balkan and that Of the third opey
The Danube.
The fortrssses Of Akh'iyk, Akhalka'aki, Poii and
Anapa, in Asia, TO be csdid 10 Russii.
" IN Europe the fotresse@ Of Tournoul, KaIe, Gur.
gsvo, and Ibraiow, (on tie left bank Of the inube y
20 be raz-d and not again rebuilt
F." The FIVE districts hitherto separated from rvia
to be reunited that province, aoI enjoy the same
privilege"
II is said that communication has been received at
Portsmouth from officer Of the ~ hsh Naval Squad.
ron, datsd OF Tdrap', IN tbs B1spforus, August %,
ing the capture Of Schouna, by ths Russians At
er 40 obstinbts resistance fo.n the Turks II