Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-26
TUE FOREIGN NEW G.

TUE FOREIGN NEWS.
The war in Europe isn't M end, The vic
torIous dag Of Knssla waves over nearly the
whole extent OF European Turkey, and over
the most important of ,is Aslatio posSessons
Tue. the Emperor Nicholas does not claim u
fec simple rght to the Ottoman territory, but
he nego,iatcs with the Sultan in the language al
n conqucror, determined 10 cripple forever the
resources AMI strength Of the ancient enemy
OF his Empire. lie hns mol wrestcd Constan.
tinople from the Turks, but he has paved the
way Tor It's future oasy fuhjngaiion, whenever
he OF his success .ors may be prompted by inter.
est or ambition to seize the tempting prize
We have 40 room 10 publish the Treaty of
Peace agreed ON between the high contracting
parties, AT full length, but we have condemned
IFS principal features, by which the reader may
be enabled to appreciate their relntive cond.
ton From the toue of the London papers with
regard to the Treaty, II Is easy To see that the
English people feel humbed aud mortified at
aud feel that the " fast anchored Isle" is no
longer the arbiiress of the desiinies OF Europe
that in waging a bloody thirty ye0rs war for
the purpose of destroying the overshadowine
power which had sprung up, as by magic, in
the South OF Europe, she hns failed 10 effect her
darling object OF creating nm equilibrium be.
tween the different sections Of the Continent
which would enable her whenever she chose
IL, III. -
any contest which might arise between them.
A mightier power even lhnu that Of Napoleon
has arisen up in the North. the influence Of
which on the future destines Of Europe aud
the world cannot be ioretod-a power which
is the more difficult 10 be resisted. from the
nature Of its government. the habits and mum.
Der of its people and the rigor Of It's climate.
What will be the policy OF France. England
Austria &c. it is difficult to foresee. II re.
quires more sagacious prophets than ourselves
to ioietel whether they will at once league
| together, in order 10 check Russian aggrandize.
meni, or peaceably a"ait the issue, with folded
arms.-The following is a SyaopiS Of
THE TREATY OF PEACE.
| article l--Decares TINT all hostiiiies be
tween the parties shall cease from the date OF
| the Treaty.
A-L 2.-Russia restores TO Turkey, Media
via, WallacbIa, Bulgaria. &c from the Danube
as far as the sea, together with several other
principalities and towns . ( less note.
! 1rl 3-Dr6nes the boundaries of the par
ties. The Pruth is 10 continue TO form the
! limit Of the two Empires The met chant yes
sells Of both shall have the liberty Of navigating
the Danube in all ITS course. But the Russian
| ships of war, when ascending the Danube, shal
not go beyond the point OFF junci ion with the
! Pruih.
Arr. 4-Defnes the Asiatic frontier Of the
two Empires to wit: " the line which. follow
ing the present limits of the Gour,e OF the Black
Sea. ascends as far as the border OF Inertia,
aud from thence, in the straightpst direction as
far MS the point where the frontiers Of the Pacha.
ticks of Akhal,rick and Kars meet those Of
Georgia" All countries situated 10 the South
and West Of this line of demarcaiou, u remain
in perpetuitv under the domination of the SUP
lime Porte, Wills, those which are situated to
the North and East of sad line, under the douni.
nation Of the Emperor Of Russia.
Art 5-Guarntees to the Prncipalitirs of
Modavia and Wallschia the free exercise of
their religion, perfect security, national aud
independent administration, aud the full liberty
OF trade.
MT 6-Thp Sublime Porte undertakes imme.
d ately 10 fulfil the conditions Of the Trea-
~ Of Alderman II The violation of
this Treaty, our readers will recolIect, was
one of the causes alleged by Russia, as ust cause
, OF war.
ATT 7-Secures the subjects of Russia. IN the
Ottoman Empire, fall aud entire liberty OF com
metce. which is not TO be prohibited or checked
in consequence of any regulation or measure,
whether Il be one of Internal administration or in
ternai legislation The Rush. vessels shall
not be- ed to any visit on board whatever,
on the part of Ottoman authorities, peitber out
at sea. nor in any of the ports roadsieads be-
longing 10 the'dominions Of the Sublime Porte !!
The Sublime Porte engages To watch care
fully that the commerce and paygat ion Of the
Black Sea shall not exper fence the slightest oh.
struction of.any nature whatsoever. For this
purpose the passage oil the Canal Of CONSTANT
nopIe aud the Suan of ihe Dardaneiles are de-
clared entirely open Il free TO Russian merchant
vessels whether they are going TO or returning