The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-10-29
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PEACE IN THE EAST.
Hostilities have ceased in the East This
Intelligence was received in London on tho
evening of September Doth, by the arrival
of mr.. Wished, attached 10 The Englisl.
Legation ct Berlin, with dispatches from
Sir X. Gordon, dated Cons,an,lbople, Au.
gust 24th, and from nj Scy mour ut Dar.
lin OF Sept. 18th. Thc Courier Of SEPT.
2ist, gives the following IS the substance e
SO far ss il bss trsnspired, Of .he INTEL.
gence from The Turkish capital, which had
reached BerIir GL ,he date Of mr. Wit.hc hca q
departure"
'In consequence of6n csrnes, rCprcsen-
,atlon oi he Neis Ffend,, on the 23d An.
gus, ihe British and French Ambassadors
ana uvAeral Muiiiing, concerted together
as 10 the means Of 0yculng the calnmtics
WHICH might oe npprehennrc ircm :hc ap.
poarancc 0lthc Russian army before Con.
stantnople They had accordingly a con.
ference with the Refs EGondi early on tho
2ilh, at which were present also the Plen.
Ipolentiarlcs OF the Porte, Sudeh Efcndi,
The Minister Of Finance, and Cadle Bey,
appointed to ueat with the Russians"
The conference ended in tho fullest
latitude being gwen 10 the Plenipotcnlia
rles TO treat respecting the inGemnlties to
be conceded 10 Russia for the expenses of
the war; and IN the mission o. NJ. Ge kuster,
the Conhdenla. Secretary of Gen. Mpf
10. l,,
tcnuurles to the headquarters Of General
Diebtsch, with Joint representation of
the Ambassadors to the Russian Genera
p.edging themselves for the pacific diSpcsi.
ton Of The Sultan, and urging the necessity
Of an immedlots suspension nf hnsi,iiii.s.
The Plenlpoientiaries and NJ. dc kus
ter reached Adrianoplc on the 27ih August
and on the 29th, General Diebitsch gave or.
ders for 4 cessation Of hostilties on the
whole line Of the Russian operations,
The PreI!minnries Of peace had not been
signed; but both parties were perfectly
satisfied with the disposition manifested
on either side, and llto doubt was on.
ter,aIned that tho terms would be settled
in few days"
AS to the terms, upon which the peace
10 10 be negotiated, nothing certain is
known.--But the Sultan having been go
anxious for peace as TO have left tho con
ditions entirely TO the Emperor of Russia
we may infer that The latte has lost No nd.
vantoges which no could obtn without ev.
citing unpleasant jeOlcusies on tho part Of
his European Allies, v,i'h uhon we have
never entertained a doubt, { has from q .
beginning been disposed 20 MAINTAIN the
most perfect good faith. a Berlin paper
Of the 10Th September expresses is dlsap-
point nent nj not hnding in the State Ga.
zotte of ihat morning, something of The
news brought by the Courier from Con.
stantnople; hn, adds, as reason for this
-isEce, tha, the dispatches have probably
been sent 20 his majesty, who is -he,
from The ceN,al. Meantime the tiamtlsH
papers ofthe 18th Scp,emhet Eiyy 3u.
most important rumc- 'tt.ch folio fhe
arrival Of the Coadef a Be-" ~. tbs
preli,ninaries Ttp ,saes r.t ahc 5ef~
nitelv {, tygs ~ 81 "v.gg
sis.
- acid.yls i|f.ath,s apa i'.oattts
so be piscsd dsr tho pc ~ .nig sla
rs.eet'oa Of a1sF's
= fhe .n-oaigoral omsne lps'iCn o.
ca cc- SIC be rccogpilsd -ac rs terri,o
~ 90 epireed
"3 Sevafai ortsssesan the Biaek Ser i
ssen ~ 9 .pnt 'ssStBi.sch, efc - bs se'-
4, Tho free ravigef5u st~etn ne
3ie Sct, ana lhf Sird,lerysnesi. IS 10 70
secu,sj BY sbo 5ero',uos of several of the
f,itregscs on ne 8osphc,us.
90 gecuniafy indemnity OF several
har9rsds ofgi.ions of rubles ITO be paid
u, NUssis, IN consideration of the expen.
&c 81 tho war;and rs the Sultan declares
h,s incapaciiy TO comply with this demand
4. present, security for the payment is to
be given, -Hambnrgh Reporter Sept. 70.
The Atlas, which is the latest paper 70.
ceived, states, positively, that
eThe basis of tho settlement is the trea.
ty of Ackcrmon; and the Emperor. deter.
mined to make no cxorbtsnt demands up-
on the nearly exhausted resources of Tur.
key, has merely required at indemnity
for the expsnces Of the war, into which he
was originally plunged by what now ap-
pears to have been the obs,inaey o: the
Ottumsu. 1000 Cusssci accompanied he
Tsrki sh plenipotenssry bearing The n'stu-
mcntof peace, signed ts Count Diesi sch
on behaN Of his royal muster, back 10 the
seven Towers; and IL 10 said that her
were dispatched with lhe double view az
|st once confirming lie tidipgs and project
ine che veprcssntatss Of the 0u)tas from
sks blind violence dhs Nshomsdau rsb.