Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-21
FOREIGN.
STILL LAWYER FROM ENGLANn-

STILL LATER FROM ENGLAND.
The packei ship Now York. arrived Mt New York
ON Monday night, brings ndviccs from Liverpool "a
the 18th October inclusive They furnish Tho Off
clAl copy of the treaty OF peace between Turkey g.
Russia. The length Of this documcn, prevents US
from publishing 1t entire this morning. and IN the
mean ime we present readers with the Glowing
summary OF ITS provisions, copied from tie Liverpool
Chronicle.
TREATY or PEACE
Since our last pub cutiin, the treaty OF ace be-
tween Russia aud 9urhcy has bccr published
consists OF sixteen articles by the last Of which the
treaty Is TO hn ratified within wce.s, und sign
el by Count ,"bch, Cnun; Otloif, and Count Pa
hlen. Moldavia and Willachia, Adranppc Sils-
ria the hole extent Of tho Balkan from Eulinc as
far as kazan, BourgaS zop,lls and all the places
which the Russian troops have occupied in R.,.ync-
La, are To DO restored to the Porte Tho pruth
from Moldavia to the Danube, and the Danube to
the mouth of st. Georges, will continue 10 form the
frontier line between the two empires.
The Danube Is to be navigable To the merchant
vessels Of the Powers bat Russian ships of war are
not To 81 beyond the junction of tlc Danube with
the Prurh The ue following the limit of the
Sfourei, fronth Back sea as far as Imrn,ia, and
from thence 90 The junction of the Akhalizis Kars
md Georgia. including the town of AkhaIZik, is 10
h. the frontier of Georgia, Mngreia and other pro-
v'nces of the Caucacus united To Russn. All the
countries 10 the South and Wcsi of this line, togct-
with Kars, Erzcroum and other towns and pach-
alexis which have been occupied by The Russian
troops, are TO be under the Goa==;on Of the Pore
The privileges fthc prncipa of Media via and
Wnllachia are secured to them. The six districts
d'tache1 from Servia TO be restored: and The
clauses of the treaty of Akcrmann referring Ser
via TO he Immediately observed by the Pore
The 7th article Claims graf privileges and lmmuUI-
tics for Ru sian vessels trading 20 Turkey and for
Russian subjects residing in the dominions of tie
Porte. The latter To be under the exclusive
jurisdiction and police Of The Ministers and Consus
Of Russia; md the Black Sea, the DIrdanelles, and
the Canal of CnnsantmHplc to be open o ell
merchant vessels of Powers at peace with the Sd
bIine Porte An infacti"n of any Of the stipud-
T~l. ia.
token declaration of hostility. BY the 9Th ati-
Gle the Porte is to pay ~ the of 8 months
100000 ducats of Holland, (abou, ESQ O0cl as
an indemnity to Russian merchants for los es in con
sequence ofthe measures relating to the navigation
of the Isphorus at different periods since SOC
The next article refers to the indemnify for the cN-
penses Of the the amount of which is fixed in n
separate treaty. The Porte is declare It's entire
adhesion To the treaty Jnly 9th, 1927, concluded at
London. Until thr complete evacuation Of the ter
Titories occupied by the Russian troops, the time for
which is fixed by separate treaty, the admlnstra-
OF affairs there to be under the influence Of
Russia. The 18th article provides, that there shal,
be an entire indemnity for the subjects Of both DOW
rrs for every thing 'hry mry have done said du-
ring the
Al prisoners of war on both sides are TO be- set
free, without rausom condition, and furnished with
means 90 reach the frontiers. All previous trcu
lies and conventions, with the exceptions of those
nnEuled by the present treaties, bu carried
into effect. BY separate treaty the indemnity
for the expenses Of the to be- paid by the Porte,
Is fixed at ten millions of ducats yaboul five millions
sterng) BE- paid 10 ten equal annual instalmcnts.
The indemnify to- the merchants o bu paid in four
iIstllments, on the fret OF which Adianope is To- be
evacuated; on the second the Russians retreat b.
vond the Balkan; on Tn third beyond the Danube;
and on the payin Ut Of the whole sum of 800 600
ducats thoy leave the Turkish territory altogether.
Certainly, rcnIrks the New York American, upon
the first glance at This treaty, is disposed to pro-
nounce the terms imposed moderate; more especially
as no territorial nggrandisemcnt III Europe IS asked
by Russia. Bot when the extraordinary provisions
considered VIII CT cur t. Russian residents vii H.
IN the Turkish douinons, exempt ION from Turkish
law ana usage and render them amcnablc only 10
their own Consus and Muuist.rs-yvhich rive TO the
Russian nag M The port OF Cons,autmoplc, immuni
tics allowed by no other nation even to rs own n.
~ IT. own ports which, sipuatc the pavniett to Rus
sia Of sum including the indemnity totle merchant.
Of about t'orniy free mi ahIT mfiions NJ DoIiqrs-
Asum much exceeding The resources or means o.
Turkey 10 pay a. though II ten times greater
and Wh' n, IN addition to all ths Russian troops ar,
10 occupy Turkey tIll the terms Of the treaty ar,
complied with, and any Infringement of any one o
che provisions, unless followed by Immediate redress
is.fo he taken a declaration of renewed hosth,tie
--whcn say, all these circumstances arc consider
cd, shall be tempted TO doubt the reality Of IN,
mod ration which yet has 80 fair an outside To III
confess, It seems, that Turkey IN Europe, ha
ceased to cxst-and that the treaty of peace vii
u,pvc To be a mere hollow truce
We subuin the vicws OF several of The London pa
y-s. The Courier which is the oGicial journal
teys speaks, oDihc l4th October