Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-25

our empire, our fsithful subjects, unesssiosl,
animated with an ardent deyolion for the tbron,
and the country, bastcned TO offrr US the ,riburs
OF tneir properly. aud To second US with ali
'helr Efforts; and God has blessed our cause.
Our intrepid warriors have given in Europe
ana IN ASA, by land and by sea. new proofs oil
'ncir heroic salor. They have triumphed Q,
once over the obstacles raised by nature, and
oy the desperate resistance Of the enemy.
Rushing from victory to victory, they have
passed over The chain Of The Saganlouck Noun.
tsins; they have trarersed the summit, of the
Balkan, and did not stop till they were a, the
very gates Of Cons,an,inople. Formid able only
to the armed enemy--to the peacesble in
habi'ants they were full OF cIemency, humanity
and .nildness
I'm those DAYS OF combats and glory, con-
stan'ly strangers TO all desire nf conquest, and
to every sisb for aggrandis-menI, We have new
er ceased 10 r,quest the Pore TO aid in the re :
establishment If good harmony between the
two Empires.
"A, each victory the chiefs Of our armies has.
tened, by our order, TO offer him peace and am
i'y; but nevertheless our effort. were always
useless. Ii was only WHEN he saw our h.gs
wa'ing within shor, distance Of his capital,
tina, The Sultan became awa,e, from our con.
duct. that our object va, not TO overturn his
throne; but 10 obtsin the accomplishment Of
tire -ties. Convinced then Of the purity OF our
ia,en' iOns, he held forth his hand to receive
the peace which had been SO profferrd 10 him.
This peace promises 10 Russia the most
prosperous and happy result,-'he blood Of her
warriors is compensated for by numerous ad
vantaees The pass ge Of the Dardaneles and
the Bosphorus is from henceiorwatd free and
op, 10 the commerce If al The nations Of the
h.. fer n fr iaII
on the As,auc sidc, is forever guaranteed by The
inc corporation with he empire Of The for,ressrs
of Anapa, Po,i, and Akhal:zik -of zkow and
Akhalkalaki. Oar former treaties with the
Porte are confirmed by It, and r. established in
all their vigor; aud JUS indemmti's are insur-
ed for The expenses Of the war, and the indivi
dual losses sustained by our sub jrcH. The
SC ou' &c Of The plague, which has 20 often mr.
r a. ed he south. n pro, inces If Russia viii in
future be confined within Uoubl- barrier by
mrans of the establishment as agr' ed upon ny
DO, h par,iesl Of line "f quarantine upon the
banks of the Danube
Our solicit de has also been extend 10 The
fa,s OF he peopl' who a'e our co-rriigionls S,
and subjected TO Ot'nInen dumina'ion. The
anc ,eni privileges &c re Princpai,ies Of Mol
da,ia and WJllachia have been sane tioned, and
their welfare has heen consolidated by new adj
vantages. Tie rights accorded 10 the Ser'ia"s
BY he r',sty f b.. har's ST, anC coahrm@d by
the Convention Of Ak. rman, were previously
SUI pc nded ir heir operation; hui 'hrse stpu
lauons will in future be TAI hgully observed -
The political existence Of Greece, de erminrd
by Russia, in CONFER with the ,ilied Courts
Of = ance and EuelaEd, has been formally re-
cognzed by .hc o ,om"n Porte.
Such are he funn NAL bases OF peace
which HIS happily terminated bloody and
obstinate war.
"In m,king known TO Our wrl'-brloved sub
iects this happy event. new eif' OF the bless.
iugs IF II, aven showeted upon Russia. we adj
dress with them our fer enI hanks o The AL
mighty who ha, deigned 10 raise, by his divi"e
dectees, "ur below d country TO such high de-
gree of glory. May he frui's Of this peace
develope themsel,, S, AID be multiplied more
and II, ore Tor the advan age OF cur faithful sub
i-c,s, whose welfare will ever be the hss, OBJ
iec OF our constant soicilud'
"Gven al 81 P-tersbureh, the Ugh Of Sep
TEMPER, in the year Of Grace, 1929, and the
fourth Il our reigr.'