Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-10
TREATY WITH TURKEY.

we congratulate Our readers the Treaty. with ,le
sublime Porte. The ~. s. Tel graph" announce s IL
Signature by MIR. Rhird-kG I'D the circumstance N
which re beg leave TO call the attention of the Public
nus that II is not merely an arrangemrn for ope,,ing
me Ifdde NJ The Black Sea, but treaty curing 10
the Commerce Of the u all the advantages eni,v
by the most favored nation (Rus.ia or Great il i.
tain, Tor exampr) in all the port. aud dornnions Of
The Turkish Empire The last admins "a ion
ell TO make such treaty; and where thru fitted The
present has succeeded
:, with vi-w Of stripping them of all the honors Of
the negociaton the Boston Pniro, took two yround.
by way OF anticipation Ist That "the osenny of In.
trade OF the Black Sea 70 the American a " immedi.
aIy due to The arms Of Russia and 10 the liberal pc,i.
cy oil the Russian Emperor. The paci alton of AL, l.
anopie provided for he ePdom ci tia, Sea Tor the shin.
OF all nations, at Peace with the Porte aud ta, The
rangement OF the provisions under which this trade
should he eroYed by our Ship, mere m ,iier Of
dc'ai and 2 'y That the way for the final arrange.
meni in tiis re.pect had been pared bv the admin
isirstions OF Monroe and John Q AdAm. Two con
identhi agents had hem by them DESPATCHED 10 IN.
assistance OF MIR. Ofisy, American Consul AT Smvrna
10 whom the negotiations had bees entrusted" -
Aud now what are the iacis' Ii. That this treaty. il.
not confined to the Black Sea- but goes TO the ports and
doninions generally Of the Turkish Empire-and 2dv.
that the Agenf, who has had the credit of bringing IL 10
maturity was actually sent out by the present admins
traiion in October or November last.
Now, however, that the Treaty has been effected =
new effort will be made TO cry down its ADVANTAGES
Already we see a letter from Smyrna in the NJ +. A.
meican, oil "April 2Sth, warning our merchants
the error OF considering the Black Sea Trade profitable.
that the Americans without great loss attenn,
10 drive the Austrans, Gcnoese French and ENGLISH
out oil the reighng business from odessa TO Constant
nople that the Genoesc and Austrians can man and
SAL their vessels at half the expense of the
their wages for seamen So per month"; while these
OF Americans are 80 to S11; their live on fish and
Olives while ours live the best Of salt provisions ber
men drink water or sour wine VIII lie ours drink he hest
~ England or jamaica rum" sc. &c.-Dut however
just may be these remarks (and We suspect that the
irn segacity and dexterous enterprise" of our Van
kee brethren will set most Of them naughty vet il will
ne remembered that they apply only the trade of the
BLACK Sea.-Another letter from Smyrna of the !0lb
April whose writer is better acquainted with the whole
contents Of the Treaty, Communicates the pleasing in
formation OF commercial treaty having been ncgoat.
ed We congratulate readers the same 'pleasinr
hormatIonthe earnings Of all the Clay papers TO the
contrary Notwithstanding.
The Portsmouth " Free Pes" does not deserve a.,
an wer--tui we will waive all CEREMONY, and dissc,i,
meet TIE folo"ing auctions, sdlress Il 10 ours.Iv.
is not Amos Kcuial frequent correspondent or your
particularly in relation 20 tho OF Miles King and
Randolph? '-9aseer. No; never. ~
Does he not sometimes have the the ed,o, so,,
nient OF your papcr!'-.9gsrer. NEvrR. ~'
"a DO you not know o. have believe tia, tho
Ken1ali?p '''~'' w. "N'o "'uoh ny
An@oer We have no r, a.on in The world IN bslisys
u-Nof do we believe ". The Editor OF tie E,oni,.,
10 man Of llen, and write foI himself Not Gke
some Other Eliiors h-sed of The sage Tor his INN
rance, and then coming sg'a under some Thin die.
guise
A,d now hui ques ion in exchanee fsr your h,ee.
- nm wrote tho above liiee Queres" Homo,
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