Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-22

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SIX DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.
by the picket ship John Jay, Capt. Hoidridge,
from LivRfpool, the editors of the Commercial ADJ
vertissY have received their flies of London papers to
the yth ofsDeo., and Liverpool to the 9th, both IN
cluSvc.
Russia.-Thc Emperor Nicholas is seriously indis
posed OF a fever. The Prussian State Gazette of
Nov. 80, contains four successive bulletins of the Em
perors health; the first dated the 18th, and the last
the 2ist Now, which announce no abatement of his
disorder. lnthc third bulletin the physicians deemed
It necessary to trapquilize the public respecting its
tcont,nrance; indirectly admitting, however, ~thattbisl
Is Just subject of uneasiness. In the first days of the
tindisPoslt'on the attendance of only one physician
" Crighton) was thought necessary; but afterwards
sion: and from this circumsl ancc, though, perhaps no
more than an ordinary precaution, a suspicion imme-
diateiy arises that the disease is moro serious than Is
represented.
The Emperor of Russia has acknowledged the lau-
daoir Zeul and the success of Lieut.. General Baron
Won nufflng, in his mission to Constantinoplc, by
conferring on him the order of st. Alexsnd or New
sky, and a present of roc, 900 silver rubles.
Letters from St. Petersburg tn The 18th Nov. state
that the frosts had set in, in the most violent manner;
but 1t was fully expected that all the outward bound
ships would get clear Off
Pienna, Nou. ga Pruss;an paper contains an
account OF the trade between Russia and China, in
which is the following passage:-
"'Such q good understanding, has long prevailed
between Russia and China TINT the. former power
took POSSESSIONS few years ago, OF a country in cen
trail Asia, as extensive as France and Holland to-
gether. This is tho country inhabited by the Kisgllis
Kaissacks and other Nomad tribes; who have been
induced, By skilfnl negocia.i ions, to submit to Russia.
Part of these Kirghis were formerly subject to Chi.
ma, which was probably glad to get rid OF such turbu
lent SUBJECTS, and is not sorry ;osee them under Rus
STA, winch Wi! be able to keep them in order.
|: "'Nhen Il line of Qualifications shall have been
erected IN this country, which is not every where a
barren steppe, military colonies will be established in
Iit, IRON works erected. and the cavalry that NAV be
necessary furnished with excellent horses from CEN
trail ASIA, to purchase which the English Eust In
dia Company sent the late Mr.. Moorcrort to Bokha-
"a, III IS hkeiy that convenient roads will soon be
made, and kokand, SatnarkaHd, Bokhara, and sever
al smaller k~hanates, may perhaps, soon be conquered.
" The new Russian frontier Is distant about $50
French leagues from the English possessions IN In
Russia and tie Poyte.-In the non-oh;cial mart of
the Paris lMoniteur of Dec. 4 there are adyices from
Constantinopie, dated the Sd ult., which sneak OF a
formal proposal made by the Porte TO Russia, accor
ding to which, the latter is to receive a cession ofter-
risory IN lieu of the pecuniary ndomnity at FIRST it
was proposed To cedc the two Princ;pali,ies, as be-
ing, IN fact. already severed from the Turkish En-.
pre-; nut tins project was abandoned as unpalatab!e
to the other European powers, particularly Austria,
and the cess1on Of Turkish Armenia substituted
Though 1t is given as a mere report, a considerable
degree OF probability is impaired TO it, as every one
KNOWS, rom the utter incapacity of the Porte to dis
charge its pecuniary obligations to RUSSIA, as well as
rom It's anxiety to get rid of all cause of litigation
with a power SO competent. as well as willing, to en-
force its claims.
The following paragraph is dated Sores, Nov. s.
Abhg Bey, biother Of Jussuf, Paclla of Varna, who
has usurped the post of Pacha of our CITY, has lust
been arrested by order of the Sultan, and sent to
Constantlnopie with some of his adherents; thew will
be Immediately brought to trial. Kara Osman Or
Office"
The AIgeneine zeitunr of the esll Nov contains
the following details concerning the pecuniary condi.
city, Oct. 81:
In the 9th article of the principal treaty. SIGNED
! mere on the I4fh, 1t is StiDulated that tho porto cL,l 4
pay to Russia, IN the space of I8 months,* in install.
meDts to be afterwards determined, the sum of ono
nliion and a half of Dutch ducats, as an indemnity
for the losses sustained by Russian subjects and mer-
chants at various times since 1906. In a separate
ana explanatory convention issued the next day,
tasSll.) the payment of these instruments is fixed
Us ioliows:-Ibe Porte pays to Russia, on the ex-
change of the ratification, 100, 900 ducats; six months
afterwards, 400 900 duca,s; six months later. 500 600.
and the remaining 500, 600 in another six months; so
that the whole shall be paid in eighteen months 'rhe
gth article OF the principal treaty STIMULATES that the
porte Shall pay for the expenses of the war a sum 10
be afterwards fixed. BY article 9 of the separate
convention this indemnity is fixed at ten millions off
ducats, to be paid in SUCH a manner as The Emneror
OF Russia shall fix, on The appeal of the Porte RI Inc
generosity and magnanimity. In order to render the
payment as easy to the Porte as possible, the Russian
Oouit asfees TO take IN part payment an equivalent,
or such goods as may be agreed upon. With resroctl
TO the evacuation of the Turkish TERRITORY bv the
dtdsslan troops, 1t IS determined that as soon as the
nfst iou,ooo ducats are paid, the article respect;no
Y,,t; Aa' oe eAeSutea' anu Ghlflrgevo given up; and
Within a month after the exchange of the ratifca
lions, the Russian army shall evacuate Adrianople. |
hirkilssa' Lule Bourgan, Mides, Incada, and other
PAGES Which shall be Immediately given up to the
authorities appointed by the Porte to receive tbon
Oh the payment Of the 400 900 ducats, the Russians
shaii exacuate IN a month the whole country, from
n nalkan 10 the Sea, and the Gulf Of Bonrgas, re-
treating over the Balkan to Bulgaria and D,6rov1a
cha' which countries, with all their towns and viii
lagos, from the Danube to the Euxinc, shall be eva
cuated on the payment OF the next SOC, 900 ducots;
the last payment to be then made six months AFR,
wards S:IiIstrla and the Prinoipalities to be held bv
the Russians till the entire payment Of n military
indemnity item Dillions) within two months after
whicn they are to be evacuated and given up 10 the
lurkl5h authorities. The evacuation of the Turkish
provinces IN Asia to begin three months after the
eHcnango OF the notifications, according to a separate
convention, to be made between Count Paskeyyitcsb
ana the Turkish Serasker in that country, SO that fbe
evacuation shall be completed in eight months from (
the exchange OF the notifications.
According TO the first plan of the treaty.. rho ,,g.
inent was to be made in one wear. in three e,,,I -