Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-20
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rF" 'A' o'"H'"s Iohooh papers 10 N. H.,
October and Liverpool to the l7,h, in,,,,.' '
The most important intelligence brou.,,
this arrival is the Treaty Of Peace, as r,,,
by the Sultan, which we hasten to IA, b..
our readers:
TREATY OF PEACE BETWEEN Russ, a..
In the name Of God Almieh,y!-H:, =
rial Majesty, the Most High and Mon -; nR'
Emper"r and Autocrst Of all the Russ; a'sA'l
His Highness, the Most High aud Mos, Man ,ad
Emperor Of the Ouonans. animated :SS''f
equal desire TO put an end to The cal,m;,;.. %
war, and to establish, on solid and imm",',"S
bases, peace, friendship, and good hsrnnav "
tween their empires, have resolved. win
common accord. to in'ruN this salu,srv wv
to. *. Here follow the names and ,. .'It |;
the differen Plenipoleniaries on both s;ds'!a
ARrlcEH I-All enmi'y and all djs,r'.
which have subsisted hitherto between IN. wy
empires. Shall cease from this CAV, as w,u W
land as on sea; and there shall he in pe,,,,,;,a
peace, friendship, snd good in'ellicenr, w ~.
tween his Majesty the Emperor and pad;,sS
Of all the Russians, and MS Highnrss III. p'
dishsh Of the O'tomans, their heirs and ,u,...
sor. TO the Throne, as well as between Nv;
respective empires. The two high conIr,,i..
parties will devote their particular at,en,o,,s
prevent all hat nigh: cause misundrrs,sDd,,,
To revive between their respective .ubrcr
They will serupulousIy fulfil all the condi,i,,,
Of the presen, Treaty. Of Peace, and will watch
at the same time, lest i, should be infrinp.6 !,
any manner, directly or indirectly.
Art. II His Majesty the Emperor and p,G.
shah Of al The Rus>ias, wishing to give 10 n,
Highness the Emperor and Pndishah Of N.
o., omans pledge of,he sincerity Of his fi,ns
ly disposi'ion. restores Ia the Sublime po,.
the Principally Of Mpldavia, with al the bOv,.
daries which il had before the commepeem.p
Of the war to which thi. present treaty hs. uy
an end.
His Imperial Majesty also restores the Prr
cipali,y Of w allachia, the Bana, of CrayOu
Bulgaria, aud the country If Dobri6ye, from
the Danube rs far ash sea, together with S,
Iis,is. Hirsoss, Malta, Isasly, Toulza, BIB.
dag, Bszardjik, Varna, Pravody. and 9TH.
towns, burghs. and villages, which /, con.sis
he whole ex'ent Of tic Balkan from Emip,
Bournou as far as Kazan. and all the eoUt
from the Balkans as far as the sea, with Sllni
nea, Jamboli, Aidos, Karnsha,. Mi,,eno,r,
Akhiolv, Bourgss, S'zopoIis, Kirk KhM, h
city Of Adrianople, LuIr Eourgas, and I'll rh
towns, burghs, aud villages. and in general, al
places which the Russian troops have occupM
in Roumelis.
Art. III. The Pru'b shall continue to forr
| the limit Of the TWO empirrs, from the paE
where the river touches the territory Of Motr
via 10 IT'S junction with the Danube from hl
500, the frontier line will follow the coury II
the Danube as Tar as the mouth ofS' Georges
so that, leaving all the islands FORMED BY be
different arms Of that river in possession d
Russia, the right bank shall remain. as formu'
iy, in the possession Of the Ottoman Porte
Nevertheless, i, is agreed hat this right bnf
shall remain uninhabiIrd from the point uh.r
the arm Of the S, George separates itself fIoa
tina, Of Souline, 10 4 distance Of two hours Iron
the river, and that 10 establishment OF any kn'
shall be formed there, any more than 90 N
islands which shall remain in possession
the Court Of Russia, where, with the eIc.ps
Of The quaran'ines which may be es'ablIM
there, il shall not be allowed 10 make anvo'@
establishment or Notifications. The meehn
vessels OF the Powers shall have the lOsf!
navigating the Danube in all its course, III
those which bear the Ottoman flag shall 10"
free entrance into the mouths Of Keli and S@'
line, that Of ST. George remaining common '
the ships Of war and merchant vessels OIL f|
Two contracting Powers. Blu, the Russi'D ,'p|
Of war, when ascending the Danube, shall III
20 beyond the point Of its junction with "
Pruth
Arr Nv Georgia, Inertia, Mingreha, '~1
riel, and several other provinces Of the Va'''
sus, having been for many years and 10 PHI
tuity united TO the empire Of Russia, ana 'aI|
empire having besides, by the treaty con, 'u''|
with Persia at Tourkmantchai on the Ior Il
February. 1928, acquired the Rhanal' Of o.
van and Of Nak,chivAn, the Two high conn"
ing Powers have recognized the oeceMl 4
establishing between their respective s'S'.h
the whole Of that line, q ~ell-de,ermlnea na
tier. capable Of preventing all future d''eu''~
They have equally taken into consIdersn0" =
proper means to oppose insurmountao'e Oa'.
cles to the incursions and drpreda'ion' T"i
he neighboring tribes hitherto commi''ta.
which have so often compromised the re''"
Of friendship md good feeling between VIC :.
empires; consequently, il has been ag'efo'
10 consider, h-nceforward, as the frontien
,ween the territories Il the Imperial Co1n