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LONDON.
TUES'D/111 EVENING, 10,'G'. 28, 18'2I.

-- .
The remainder of the Paul''. J mlrnals of Friday
and those of Saturday arrived i :St night. A 5 Y 44
the two Chambers have done nothiug but eil
through the customary forms at the opening°
the Sessions. The most important articles in 00°
Papers
are the following extracts relating to
the affairs of Greece, which will be perused
Mth considerable interest. The first is 0 pre;
(lunation of the Lord High Corninissioner Q,.
the lonian Islands, announcing
blockade of Patras and Lepanto, according 1
the law of nations, by the Greek 0
nlaritio;
forces, and commanding all vessels sailing nulls,
the lonian flag to respect it. This, though' la'
itself merely an act of ' strict neutrality, "AY
likewise be regarded, in connection with the Iv
telligence contained in the Augsburg article, u
a public acknowledgment on the pait of Itie
lonian Government, that the Greeks, 11 tiwir
i c
successes against their oppressors,. have P'l4ed
t
themselves in the condition of an indepen"j"
nation. the regular

(From the Constittitionuel.)
" PROCLAMATION 'OF LORD Mall COMIIISS..Ur)I;
IN THE NAME OF TUE THEP RESIDENT AND A1E3113.,-,,SiAlt
TILE SENATE OF TILE UNITED STATE; OF Tllg
tn
" As the• individuals who are charged with the Govern,,,-
of Greece have signified to his Excellency the Lerd Iltd
missioner, that the ports of Patras and Lepanto were, 4;ll*°
‘1
ably to the law of nations, placed in a state of blockade
naval force, composed of vessels expressly destined to that
pose, it is ordered by these present% that all Vessels and