Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-11-24

ART. XIV. Provides for the immediate
restoration of all prisoners, without ran
som.
ART. XIV. Confirms all previously ex
isting treaties.
! ART. XVI. STIMULATES that the ratifica
tons of the treaty shall be exchanged il
six weeks, and earlier if possible.
The separate conventions referred Il
in the treaty, and that fixing the amour
of-the indemnity for the expenses of thu
war, do not appear to have been publish
ed. 1t is stated, however, that the amour
/ of this indemnity is fixed at ten million.
of ducats, or about $4,000. 900, to b.
paid in ten equal annual instalments, anc
the indemnity to the merchants in fou
instalments. 1t is stated also that Adri
anople is TO be evacuated on the payment
Of the first Of these smaller instruments
the line Of the Balkan on payment of the
second, the Danube to be recrossed or
payment of the third, and the Ottoman
territory entirely evacuated on payment o
the whole.
In addition to the above, we give the fol.
lowing additional items Of intelligence re-
ceived by the ship Boston, Mackay, that
arrived at Boston ON Friday last, bringing
London papers to the 2lst October.
LONDON, Ger. Is. Private letters
from Paris, dated Wednesday night, say
that the appeal made by the Sultan when
he threw himself upon the generosity Of
the Emperor Nicholas, after having ac-
cepted the terms dictated by Gen. Die
bitsch, has been answered in manner
consistent with the original professions oil
the Russian Autocrat, and his high char
acter for moderation and magnanimity.
They state the receipt of advices from St.
Petersburgh, by the French Government,
announcing that the Emperour Nicholas
had consented to admit of such modi6ca-
tons of the terms of the Treaty, as " to
render it less onerous for the Turks, and
less obnoxious to the other Powers of.Eu-
rope" The precise nature of the propos-
ed notifications was not known, but it
was reported on +" very good authority"
that they principally applied to the amount
Of the Indemnity Tor the expenses of the
war, as it was that amount which would
regulate the length of time which the
Russian troops should occupy the Princi-
palities.
FRoM FRANCE. BY the packet ship
Edward Bonaffe, at New York, Havre
papers to the 18th, and Paris papers to
the 18th Oct. inclusive, are received.
There has been diminution of S,54l
900 francs in the product of indirect fax
es in France, during the three first quar-
tiers Of the present year, as compared with
the corresponding period of 1928.
MARsEILLEs, Der. Z. The Osages
have made their appearance here on the
stage Of our grand Theatre. They have
excited for a moment the curiosity of
spectators, and many persons have been
struck with the resemblance of the Chief
ofthese Missouri savages to an eminent
parsonage of our city.
EIGHT DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND. By
the Silvanus jenkins, at New-York, London
papers of Oct. 9Th, and Liverpool dates of
the 9th, are received.
The restoration of peace in the East is
placed beyond doubt. Dispatches were
received by the British Government, on the
9TH Oct. from Sir R. Gordon, at CONSTANT
nople, bearing date Sept. 10th confirming
the intelligence of the signing the treaty Of
Peace, at Adrianople on the 18th.
The following are given as the most au-
thentick outlines of the conditions, in the
Liverpool Mercury of October 9th =
The Porte to pay to Russia, for the ex-
penses of the war, IS, or, other accounts
say, 30 millions of silver rubles, for which a
period of twenty years is to be granted,
during which the principalities and the for
tress of Slistria should remain in the pos
session of the Russians.
The payment, in addition, of the indemni-
ty to Russian subjects, stipulated in the
Convention of Alderman, (all the articles OF
which the Porte again agrees to fulfil, and
which amounts to 48 millions of Turkish
piastres. The said payment to be made in
three instalments. After the payment OF
the first, the Russian army to retire to the
Balkan; on that of the second over the Bal
kan; and on that of the third, over the Dan
ube.
The fortresses of Akhalzik,. Akhalkalaki
Poti, and Anapa, in Asia, to be coded, to
Russia.
In Europe the fortresses of Tournoul
Kale, Giurgevo, and Ibrailow, Ton the
left bank of the Danube, to be RACED, and
not again rebuilt.
The five districts hitherto separated from
Servia to be reunited to that province, and
to enjoy the same privileges.
! 1t is said that communication has been
received at Portsmouth, from an officer Of
the British sqadron, dated off Tarapis, in
the Bosphorus, Aug. %, narrating the capt
ure of Choumla,-said to have been carried
by assault, and the Vizier to have beer
made prisoner. He states that the invaders
had pushed on in two columns, one to seize
the castles on the European side of the
Hellespont, and the other to seize upor
those on the same side of the Bosphorus
Vienna accounts mention rumour like
the above, but rather discredit it.
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