Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-20

settled hereafter, The sum VI one million sy.
hundred thousand Gucaes of Holland; so thai
| 'ne payment OF this sum shall put an end TO al
e'A'ms OF reciprocal preteniions on the part o
| the Two contracting powers on the subject Of
the aforesaid circumstances.
Art. TX. The prolpnea,ion OF The war. to
which the present treaty Of peace happily puts
an end, having occasioned to the Imperial
Court OF Russia considerable expenses, the
Sublime Porte recognizes the necessity Of Of
fering II an adequate indemnify. For this pur.
| pose. Independently of the cession off, small
portion OF territory 10 Asia, stipulated By tho
| fourth article, which the cour, Of Russia con
senIs 10 receive on account Of the said indem-
nifty, the Sublime Porte engages to pay 10 the
said Court a sum Of money, the amount OF
! which shall be regulated by mutual accord.
Art. x. The Sublime Porte, whilst declsricg
lis entire adhesion TO the stipula,ions of The
treaty concluded in London on the a4'h o:
June { he 9Th Of July, 1927, between Russia,
Grra, Britain, ahd France accedes equally to
he &C, drawn up on the 10Th of March (22d, J
1929, BY mutual consent, between these same
Powers. on TIE basis Of the said treaty, aud
| containing he arrangements OF detail relative
o It's d ritNc execution Immediately after
The exchange e he ratification of the present
poin, Pleuipotr NJ iaries to settle with those Of
,he Imperial Cour. Of Russia, aud ofthe Courts
OF England and France, the execution Of The
said s'pulstions and arrange ments.
Au XI Immediately after he signature OF
he present lrea'y Of peace between the TWO
Empires. and the rxchauge Of the ra,ihca'ions
OF the Two Sovereigns, the Sublime Porte shall
,4k- The Necessary measure. for the prompt and
sc upuinus execution Of The stipulations which
l. contains, aud particularly OF the third aud
four h articles rela,ire 10 the limits which ave
TO sc 2arate The two empires. as well in Europe
a, in Asis; and Of he fifth and SIKH articles,
respec ting he priv CAPABILITIES Of Wallachia, and
Moda ia, as well as Servia; and from he mo-
ment when these >tpulaiioDs an be considered
a, having been fu filed, The Imperial Cou,t of
Russia will proceed TO The evacuation of the
,erri,ory of the Ottoman empire, confor mahly
| to the hase>es,abIshed by separate act, viii h
forms an in egral par Of the presen, treaty OF
peace Until he complete evacuation OF the
territories occupied by the Russi~n 'ruops, the
administration and the order of The things there
established at the presen tim-, under he
influence Of the Imperial Cuur, OF Russia, shall
he maintained, and the sublime y toman
Porte shall no, interfere with thr m in any man
ner.
AT. XII. Immediately after the signature OF
the present treaty OF peace. orders shall be Civ
en- 20 he comm ande's of the respective troops,
as well by land IS by sea. 10 cease hosili,ie -
Those COMMITTED after The signature of me
pre.en, treaty s,sll be cong ,der.d as not having
taken place, and shall occasion no change IN
ine s,ipula,ions which j. contains. In the same
maun-r, any ,hi"g which, IN tina, interval, shall
have been conquered by he troops of ei'he'
one or ,he oher oil the high contracting Pow
ers, shall ne ,es,ored vi houi The least delay
! Art XIII. The high contracting Powers,
while re e,,abi, hiug bet~een themselves the
| relations of sincere amiy, gram general psr
don, and full and entire amuesty, o all those
Of heir subjects, Of whatever condition they
may be, who, during he course OF the war
happily terminated this day. shall have taken
par, m mill ary operations, or ma'itested, Ell
Their by heir conduct or ny their opinions, their
al, acbm.n, 10 one or The o'her Of me two con
tracing Powers II consequence, no one Of
these indi, iduals shall be moles'ed or prosr>
cuted, either in his person or his goods, on ae-
| count Of his past conduct, and tveiy one Of
them, recovering the properly which he POS
sessed before. shall enjoy il peare;b bly, ond-r
the protection Of he law, or shall be a lihrr-
" 10 dispose Of II wi'hin the space o! eighteen
mon ,h,, to transport himself, with MS family
which he my please to choose, WITHOUT exne-
riencing any vexa; ions or Impedimrnts wha-
ever
There shall be granted besides to the res2ec-
tive subjec'. Of ~ two Powers established in
The terri cries restored to the Sublime Porte, or
eeded % the Imp ril Court Of Russia, the same
term Of eighteen months, to commtnoe from
the exchange Of he rattle alton OF 'ht prest n
trea v Of peace, to dispose, u they tn ok pro-
per, of the ir properly quirtd eth r before or
since he war, aud TO re,ie wi h their CAPT al,
their goods, fu tnilure, sc. from he sta'es It
one Of he contracting Powers Into those of the
her, and recinrocslly.
Ar. XIV. All prisoners Of war, of whatever
nation, o"ndrion or sex thew NAV be, which are
m he two empires, must Immediately, sfer
the exchange Of ;he Publications OF toe present
treaty o. peace. be set free, and restored with
out the L. ast ransom or payment; with :he ex-
,,f ba (hrtSti.nx tho. of their own