Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-22

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py 'he packet ship Jnhn Jay, Capt. lioldridre
RON Liverpool, the editors Of the C.,mmercinf All
versr nave received tier Giles OF Ioudon pancrs I,
clnsse. ' '' '
R.ssia.-Thc Emp .rrr Niclolas is SERIOUSLY in,,s
posed OF fever. The Psussian State Gazette O
NOV. 80 contains 'ou bulletins Of The En
per"r health; the first Ted the lB h. AMI ths H. !,
the 2lst Now, which announce no abatement ~, a.
oisordcr Infhc third bulletin the physicians d.eue,
necessary to trarquilize the public respecting IL,
cont!n'a nce; indirectly admitrg however, TINT tl
* inst subject ofuneasincss. In the firs, d,vs f RI,
indisposition the attendance of only one uhvs;csr
VT Sr,ghton) was thought ncccssary but afterwards
tue assistance oftwo n,orc was required i'm success
s'o ahu from tins circums sncc. though. perhaps nc
more than an Ordinary prccautior suspicion in,me
ua'ey arses that the disease more serious than !,
represented '''"" Is
The Emperor of Russia has acknowledged tho Ian
dsole zeal and the success of Lieut. General Bornr
Won Mufliiiig, in his mission To Co,s,np,;no,I, h,
comforting I'm him the order of ST Alexaud or New.
sky, and present of 100 900 silver rublos
Letters from 81. Petersburg II the ii,h Nov stale
thai the irosts had set in, in the violent manner
but WAS fully expected that all the outward bonnd
ships would get clear of
'"snnn, Noe ga Prussian paper contains an
account OF tho trade between Russia and China, in
when Is the following passagc.--
+, such good understanding. has long prevailed
oe'wcrn RusSia and China that thu former power
TOOK possession, few years ago, ri. country IN cen
uai ASA as extensive France and Holland 10.
gther' This - tho country inhabited by the Kisrhis
kassacSs and other Nonsd tribes who bave hcrn
induced, BY skfl negoc IA IONS to snlmt to Puss,n
Fart OF these kirghs were formerly subject to Chi
ma, which was probably el,d to got rid of such urhn
ci SuGrcts aud is not sorry Ia them under Rus
sfn' which will be able to keep them in order
Z: ~ hen u Inc OF Notifications shnli hive been
erected IN this country, which is not every w!.r>
barren stcpPc military colonies will br established in
H. IRON works erected and the cavalry thu, may be
necessary furnished with exceen, horses from, con-
Isl IA. ct,sn NH he,
da Company sent tho lnte Mr. MoorcToft to Bokhu-
ra II IL Likely that convenient roads will soon be
made, aud kokcnI, Samarkand. Bokhara and sever.
al smrer khanates may perhaps, soon be conquered.
The new Russian frontier Is distant about eBo
French leagues from the Engli.h possessions IN In
dia - "
Russia and itc Porte.-In the ou,oflic;,I mar, of
tho iatis Monit"nr of Dec. there are alvces from
Constantinop!c, dated The Sd ult., which speak OF
formal proposal made by the Porte TO Russia accnr
ding to which the hitter is TO receive u ceeson of err
rtory III lieu oi the pccuniary indemnity. Al first il
was proposed to cede the two Prncipali,ies As be-
ing, IN fact, already severed from the Turkish En-,
pirr but this prcjec, was abandoned as unpalatabie
L" the other European powers, particularly Austria
and the cssion of Turkish Armenia substituted -
Ihough II Is given as a mere report considerable
degree OF probability impaired 10 it, as every one
Knows from the utter incapacy of the Porte To dis
charge Its pecuniary obligations to Russia as we'll ms
from It's anxiety TO get rid of all cause of litigation
with power so competent, well as willing, tn en-
force lis claims.
Phe following aph is dntedrSeres Nov g.
Ab'lg Boy, brother OF Jussuf, Pacha Of Varna who
has usurPcd the post of Pacha of our CITY, has lust
been arrested by order of the Sultan and sent to
Consantinope with some of his adhercnts; they will
be immediately brought TO trial. Nara Osman Or.
lou, the FORMER Governor has been rcinsta ed in his
Office" ~
The Allgcmeine Zeit,ing of the 2oih Nov con, aims
the following details concerning the pecuniary cond
tions OF the Treaty of Andrianople, dated from that
city, Oct. 81:
In the 9th article of the principal treaty. signed
here on the l4th it is stipulated that the Porte shul
pay to Russia in the space Of 10 mon;hsF in install
meDts to be afterwards determined the sum of one
million and half of Dutch ducats MS an indemnity
TOR the losses sustained by Russian subjects and mcr
chants at various times since 1906. In n separate
and explanatory convention issued the next day,
(Arf H. the payment OF these instruments is fixed
as follows:-The Porte pays u Russia, on the ex-
change Of the ratification, 900 ducats six months
afterwards 1eo 600 ducas; six months later, 500 OOo
and the remaining 500 600 in another six months so
that the whole s!al be paid in eighteen months The
9Th article of the principal treaty STIMULATES that the
Porte shall pay for the expenses of the sum TO
be afterwards fixed. BY article OF the separate
convention this indemnity IL fixed ut ten millions of
ducats, To he paid i'll such n manner the Emperor
Of Russia shall hx on the appeal of the Porte to his
generosity and magnanmty. In order 10 render The
payment cnsy to the Porte possible, the Russian
Court agrees to take IN part payment equivalent
or such goods as may be agreed upon. With respect
Russian troops, it is determined that as soon os the
Hrsi 10000 ducais paid the article respecting
Sris shall be executed and Gbiurgsvo given up; and
within month after the exchange Of the ratifca
tlons, the Russian army shall evacuaie hdranople,
Kirkilissa, Lule Bourgan, Mdes lneada, and other
places, which shall be Immediately given up To Tho
authorities appointed by the Porte TO receive them.
On the payment Of: the 400, 900 ducats the Russians
shall evacuatc W n month the whole country, from
the Balkan TO the Sea- and the Cult Of Bonrpas &C.
treating over the Balkan TO bulgaria and Dobroud4-
cha, which countries, with all their towns and viz
lagos, from the Danube to the Enxinc. shsll be eva
cuated Oil the payment OF The next 800 o00 ducats
the last payment 10 be tbcn made six months after
yards. Sisria and the PrIncpalitics 10 be held by
the Russians till tho entire payment Of the military
indemnity (tcn millions) within two months after
which they are To be evacuated and given up TO the
Turkish auth rites. The evacuation of the Turkish
provinces III Asia to begin three months after the
excnDgD ofthc Publications, according to separate
convention, to BE- made between Count Pnskcwtcsh
and the Turkish SsraskIcr IN that country. ha: the
evacuation shall bc completed in eight months from
the exchange OF tho notifications.
$AccofdIuO tho first plnu of the treaty. tho