Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-21

York. Cant. Bennett, which sailed e. ON Liverpool or
the nth ut have Liverpool papers OF 18th AMI Lon
don Of the 18th. The very late hour at which we
eeived papers, prevents us from giving any Thin,
more in relation to the treaty OF Peace between Russia
and Turkey concluded on the ltth September, than
a summary from the Liver pool Chronicle. The terms
somewhat variant from those hitherto reported. and
though severe. not degrading 20 Turkey was
anticipates; this is owing (accordng to the LONDON
Journas) to tho Intervention OF England aud France.
The Treaty occupies column ani two thirds in the
London papers w. shall publish il entire ta-morrow
Il IL ststed In London paper of the li, that nnsih-
Standing Peace had been concluded, the Pachs Il Wild
den had passed with his Alhanians cut off the Rus.
SLAMS from the Balkan. and that General Ge.msr had
follow ed linn with his corps at Russians. SehoumlA
could not have been taken Parliament was. prorogued
70 the 10Th December.
dreadful fire occurred at Manchester on the I2t,
October, by which the warehouses OF the Nj ,nche
Liverpool, and H'Ifax Companies were destroyed.
Four barr els Of gunpower exploded during the coni-
grafton, and shook the tinbers like an Earthquake 1t
was supposed that the loss to the mercantile part OF
generally uninsured, though the warehouses were in
sused Two PERSONS were killed. and several m.teri.
ally injured
TURKEY AND RUSSIA
Since our last publication, the treaty Of pc1ce be-
tween Russia. anj Turkey has been published. 1T con-
sists of sixteen articles by the last eli which The treaty
is to be ratified within six weeks, and is sgued BY
Count Disbsch, Count Orlofr and Count Pahlcn.--
whole extent Of the B,ik.n ir,m Enire a. IA, Ka-
zan, Bourgas, Sizopols, and all the places which
Russian troops have occupied in Rouneiia, to he
restored to the Porte. The Pruth, from Moldavia To
s.;o Danube, and the Danube ~ the mouth of ST.
Georges will continue TO form the frontier line be.
tween the two enpires The Danube is TO be naviya-
be to the merchant vessels of the Powers. but Russian
ships war, not to 20 beyond the junction of The
Danube with the Pru,h. The line following the ni
of the Gourei from the Black SEA- far In.ntia aud
from thence 10 the junction OF the Ashalzk, Kars, and
Georgia, including thu town of Akh,zik aud the of
Khailnauk, is TO be The frontier Of Georgia, Mingrea
and other provinces Of the Caucasus unei to r ssia
All the countries to tho south aui of this lne
gcther with Ksrs, ErZeroum, AMI other towns and pa
<hacks which have been occupied by the Russian troop.
10 he under the doiuuion Of the Porte The privi
2eges OF the prncipaes # Mod.via and Walacha az
secured them. The six districts detached from Ser
via 10 be restored and the clauses OF the treaty OF Ac
hermann referring TO SSrvia 10 be mm date o.
served Iy the Porte. The 7h article claims gre pr-
veges and imiSunes for Russian vessels trading to
Turkey, and Tor Russsn SUI ects residing in the doin-
mons IF the Forte
The Latter be under the exclusive Jurisdiction
and police OF the Ministers and the Consuls OF Rus a;
and the Black Sea, the Dardenells, aud the canal oil
Consantinople to be all merchant vessel. of
Powers at peace with the Sublime Porte An inf, action
Of any oil the spula'ons in this article without prompt
redress. is TO be taken declaration OF ho.liles BY
che Sth article, the Porte is to pay, in the course OF
eighteen month, 500 900 ducat. OF bland (about
750,000D az indemnity to Russian Merchants for
losses in consequence oil the asIres relating To the
1906.
The next article refers to the indemnity for the ex
separate treaty The Porte il declare entire adhc
sion TO the treaty oil July d, 1921 concluded London
Until the complete evacuation OF the territories
cd by the Russian troops the time of which is ii cd by
separate treaty, the administration of affairs there
be under the influence of Russia The thirteenth art-
Gle Provides TIT there shall be entire indemnity for
the subjects of both powers for every thing that they
may have done said during the All prisoners
war, on both Sides to he set free, without
condition, and furnished with reach frontiers
All previous treaties and conventions with the exception
of those annulled by the present treaties be carr
ed into effect by separate treaty the indemnity for
the expenses OF the TO be paid by the Porte is fixed
at ten millions of ducas (about five millions scrling)
be paid in ten equal annual instanents The indemnity
to the merchants is 10 be paid in four nsaments the
first of which Adranope is TO be evacuated; the
cend the Russians retreat beyond the Balkan; on the
third, beyond the Danube aud the payment of the
WHOLE of 500 900 ducats hoy leave the Turkish
territory altogether.
From the Constitutional OF 18th October
Lisbon, Sept. 26.-(Private Correspondence. I'VE
learn, butwe dare yet believe it that a treaty ofdefen-
give & offensive alliance has been concluded
Spain s. Portugal und the Intervention and mediation
OF Power, which incessantly protests its atty
the Affairs of country, and yet continually
in them. This truly may be considered prelude
b, the vengeance which il is intended take upon
Franre-whch has the au'acy propose to rival
Engaud end whom il already surpssses in its
wrogaess in agricultural and the arts. THIS bulwark,
formed Of the whole Peninsula Withdrawn from the
French influence, will soon serve a. rend@ zvou.
(plAce darmes) for the British gions obge France
ii II was still undecided, 10 join England agans Rus
sa.