Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-26

jenkins, from that H0rf. ne nam lnitui /
geace s-that official information of Peace |
between Russia and Turkey had been recciv- |
cd by the british Government. There was !
no official annunciaton Of the precise terms,
but we may suppose the statement of them,
taken from Paris paper. 10 be correct IN
the outline. The treaty was made at Adrian
ople, where the Russian bead quarters 70
NAMED We scarcely doubted at any time
that the Allies bad it in their power - ieffai-
nate the war when they please.---.iNt'' CAS. !
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
LoSDos, "Wednesday. Oct z.
Dispatches have been receive at ihs for
eign office. from our Ambassador. Sir Robert
Gorloa. dated Sept. 10. They announce
that the Treaty of Peace between Russia and
Turkey was concluded ct Aduanop!c Oh the
I4th alt. Couriers were iniactiteiy des-
patched with the intelligence to the French
and Enslish Ambassadors a. Cons;auino!re.
and th. Courts al Berlin aaI 1T. Petersburg.
The capital remained perfect; tranquil. no
otticil account OF the conditions Of the treaty
appears vet to have reached Government;
but we understand from anotsscr quarter that
the principal points are known, and that they
do not differ materially from the account oil
them which has appeared ia the Gazette Gle
France. BY letters from Berlin we learn that
the treaty, with detailed account of the ne
gociltions, had been received by the Prus-
sian Government, and that il was expected
to appear in an extraordinary number OF the
State Gazette, so as TO reach this country in
the course Of week. According TO these
letters the Greek question is fully conceded
bv the Sultan, and the Treaty of London,
subject only to such notifications as may be
recommended by the three powers. RUSSIA,
France and England is 10 have full effect
The portion Of the Greek territory still IN
possession of the Turks, viii of course be G.
vacuated without delay. NJ new accounts
have reached Government from Adrianople.
General Diebitsch was, we believe, there At
the date Of the accounts from Constantinoplc.
There is no truth in the accounts which have
appeared in some OF the German papers Of
the executions at Constantinople. They are
said to be very limited in nulnber.--TLobe.
Dispatches from Sir Robert Gordon, at
Constantiacpic, to the ieth Of September,
were received at the Foreign Office on Satur-
day last. They announce that the Porte had
agreed to all the terms proposed by hdssIa,
and that it was expected that the treaty Of
peace ,qo1ld he signed On the 10Th Of Sept.
The Turkish capital was perfectly quiet
Letters conveying intelligence TO tie same
effect have also been received III London and
Paris. The propositions Of the Russians are
said not ~ be 50 moderate IS It was Suppose
they would be. This refers principally to the
amount of indemnity CLAIMED by Russia,
which is said to be four millions Sterling, Of
which the Turks are to pay as much as they
can in money, and the rest in foYtresees ia
Asia The St. Petersburg journals contain
along report Of thG operations ia ASIA ~ 10
the 9th of August, from which it appears
that Gen. Paskewi.sch has met with some
further successes. After a conflict in which |
the Turks are said to have lost 300 killed, and
$50 prisoners, including seven Officers Of rank.
and the Russians including Major General !
and six privates killed, aud four superior oii- |
GERS and sixty priyates wounded, took pos
session of Char and other villages, and also
of the camp OF Osman paeha, who was com
plctely routed.
There are several accounts rs to the nature
Of the conditions Of peace isted on by Rus
STA. The following are given as the most au-
thentc:
The Porte to pay to Russia, for the en-
penses of the war, twenty 1--WE, or, as other
accounts say, thirty millions of silver rabies,
for which period of twenty years is to bc
granted, during which the principalties and
the fortress OF Silistrit should remain in the
possession Of the Russians.
1.-The payment in addition of the indemni-
ty TO Rrssian subjects. stipulated in the Con
Vention OF AcSermau. {all the articles of which
the Porte again agree to fulfill and which
amount to forty eight millions of Turkish ri
asters. The said payment to be made in
thr~e instruments. After the payment Of the
first the Russian army to retire 10 he Rallsa!.
on the second, orr The Baytms; and on that
Of the third. oyer tie Da,.abe.
The fortrcsses of Akhalzik, Akhalkalaka,
Pot, and Anapa, in Asia, TO be cedcd to Rus
STA
''In Europe the fortresses of Tournoul,
kaie, Giurgevo and Ibrailow, ION the left bank
of the Danube,) to be razed, and not gain
built
1.-The five districts hitherto separated from
Servia to be RENTED to that province, and to
enjoy the same privileges.
Ii is SAID that Communication has been
received at Portsmouth from an officer of the
British Naval Squadron, dated off Taiapis, in
the Bosphorus, August %, parrating the cap
ture of Shoumla, by the Russians, after an
obstinate resistance from the Turks Ii was
carried by assault; and the Fizier, with all
has staff We're prisoners. He states thai ia
invaders were advancing with confidence. and
hal pushed on two heavy columns, one to
seize the castles on the European side of the
lielespont. and the other to seize those upon
the same side Of the Bosphorus. This is pro
badly nothing more than stock job5ins re-
port.
FRANCE.
The excitement against the New Ministry
Continued. The inh lbitants of Greenoblc, or
nnrtIno of tbe1, l,a r,ctittoua1 tba H..