Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-11-17

hopes OF the early proclamation Of Peace
"The Dutch Consul received in the
night ofthe 10th despatch from Admira
RIcoRD, brought by an officer of the Brit
ish frigate Isis, sent by Commodore Si
THOMAS STAINEs. This officer announ
ces that the treaty of Peace had beer
signed. The dispatches from Ad. Ri
cord, are dated the 9Th, before Tenedos
and mention, that according to advices re-
ceived from the Russian Head-Q Quarters
all appearances were favourable to the
immediate conclusion Of Peace. They
also announce the establishment of the
communications between the army and
the squadron by the way of Enos. Fl.
nally, letter from the Dutch Commodore
Pool, also at 1enedos, to the Consul Gen.
eral. and sdateda the 9th states that the
18th is the day fixed upon for the sigma
ture of treaty of peace on the terms
which had been agreed upon.
Mr.. CLARK, passenger in the brig from
Smyrna, furnished Mr. Topliff with the
following minute of news -
"The Russian Headquarters continu.
ed at Adrianople, about the 18th or 18th
September. About the 5th, deputation
was sent by the Sultan to the Russian
Headquarters with proposals for Peace
but the terms were considered inadmissi-
Bile on the part of the Turks the prelim-
mary article being for the payment Of
$50 millions of silver rubles, as an indem-
MITIGATION for the expenses of the war. II
was supposed that the Russian Army
would enter Constantinople about the 18th
| September, and without any battle. In
fact, the financial system of Turkey is SO
bad, and the taxes Of the people have
been SO burdensome, that war with any
powerful nation could not be maintained,
nor could any army now be raised to make
any serious resistance on the part of Tur-
key. Since the passage ofthe Balkan by
the Russian army all hope of defending
Turkey in Europe seems to have been
abandoned"
The advices from Constantinople in
these papers are to the 7th September
two days the latest.) They unfold, but
few events not before known. The Sec
retaries of the British Ambassador, and
of Gen. Muffiing, who had accompanied
the Turkish Plenipotentiaries to Adriano-
pie, returned the Sd Sept. We have la
ter advices from Adrianople. The ac-
count Of the embarkation Of Gen. Mufling
on his return home, was confirmed. It
was repeated, that he had finished his
mission before his return, and had receiy-
ed very distinguished marks Of the favour
Of the Sultan, for the part he had taken
in the negotiation of peace.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT If TRUE. CAPT.
Thompson, Of the A,iantick, left Trepani,
Island Of Scicily) on the Oath September,
and Uniforms that there was a report in
circulation, which was believed, that the
British and French HAD TAKEN POSSES
Sion OF THE FORTS UPON THE DARDA-
NELLEs, AND THAT THE BRITISH FLEETHAD
PASSED THROUGH INTO THE BLACK SEA.
Capt. t. spoke, about LIST October, the
British brig Broomly. from Smyrna, for
London. who confirmed the above report.
Ny. Mercantile .4du.
We give place to the above as mere ru-
mour, and as entitled to little considera-
tom CsntineL]
FROM BUENos AYREs. BY the brig
Bunker Hill, at New York, Buenos Ayres
papers to Sept. 18th inclusive are receiy-
led.
The government appears to be firmly
established, with Gen. Juant Jose Vismont
at its head, who was appointed govern
our by joint decree Of Gen. Layalle and
General Rosas, on the 24th of August.
On Sunday, August 29th, TIE Deum
was celebrated at the Cathedral, as " mo-
tive of thanks to the Almighty for the
termination of the civil war.
Congratulations on the return of peace
and the establishment Of the new govern
ment were received from every quarter.
At San Fernando de la Buena Vista the
Paiza was decorated on receiving the in
ltelllgence, and at night there was gen.
eral illumination. On the following day,
500 of the troops attended the church and
lie Deum was celebrated.
!. The French Consul General. Mr..
Mendeville, arrived a. Buenos Ayres on
the 18th of Sept. from Monte Video. in
the brig Of war Isis, and has resumed his
consular functions. He had been invited
to return, by an official note, from Mr..
Guido, the Minister Of Foreign Affairs,
dated Aug. Goth.
The British Packet of Sept. 5th con-
tains an expose of the publck finances at
the close of 1928, from which it appear
ed that the revenue collected in that wear
amounted to $1,000, 7S3, and that there
was deficit. at the end of the year, Of
$l3,377, $40.
Gen. Layalle. the late Provincial Gov.
ernour, who, in conjunction with Rosas
appointed Vismont to the Chief Magistra.
cy, has been appointed by the latter com.
mander-ln-chief OF the cavalry troops >o
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