The Sun.
London, England, 1832-04-12 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

From the Constitutioisne/ of Tuesday.)
The Gazette of Venice, of the 31st -S{ March, pub
babes the following news from Greece, under date of tin
21th of February last :
The Residents of France, 'Great Britain, and Russia,
have been pleased to communicate yesterday, in an officio!
manner, to his Exceflency the President of the Greek Go
vernment, the promcol of the 7th of January, !8 °', signed
at London by the Plenipotentiaries of the three Powers,
and relative to the affairs of Greece, his to the following

rIg.OTOCOL OF TM (20.NTEP.ENCE 11E1,13 AT THE FO-
R.EIGN OFFICE OE THE 7th OF JANUATLY, 1832.

Present the Plenipotentiaries of. France, Great 13ri-
tails., and Russia, united in conferemse.—Having taken into
consideration all the information received relative to the
state of Greece, after the crime which has deprived that
country of its Governor, are agreed upon the following
bases to serve as a common rule to the ResiefenN in Greece,
and Commanders of res. and land Rees of the three
Powers:--

" 1. At the moment wiien they shall receive this pro-
tocol, the National Assembly of Argos shall have made
without doubt its arrangement•, and shall have con-
firmed or instituted a Provisional Government. This
'Government, instituted with all the legal forms, sh dl be
remised by the Residents ansi Commanders of the three
Panvera as the National Provisional Governmentof Greece.

"=?. The Residents and Commander, of the Fea and
Idn I forces ought, by their example, rl inure re.pert and
honour for it,

" 3. As the three l'uwers hlve the right of demanding
that the Government govern the country, conformably to
the laws, with mildness and impartiality, and in order to
put an end and oblivion. to L;11 the dissensions which have
latt.rly agitated Gi:eece, the Residents and Commanders
of the three PcArers might, by their acts, their suggestions,
arid the irSitience which necessarily le.slongs to their posi-
tion lend character, to contribute to promote tranquillity and
2en,ral obedience througheut the whole extent of the
Greek State, by avoiding all partiality, and seeking, by all
the means in their power, to assure necessaiy importance
tn the Provisional Government.

" 4. They ought to be convinced of this principle, that,
in order to preserve peace in Greece, and prevent the re-
turn of anarchy, which had begun to rear its head before
the intervention of the three Courts, it is absolutely neces-
ury that the most perfect concord prevail amongst them,
and that, under circumstances so critical and difficult,
very good understandin alone would enable them to
attain the end which their Courts expected from their ex-
perience :sod their zeal.

" 5. One of the points which the three Courts tad pit
tieularly in view in the Treaty of London of the 6th of
July, 1827, was the destruction of piracy in the Greek
seas : it is necessary tlait it be prevented by all possible
means.

" The naval Commanders of the three Courts shall not
authorize the sailing of any ship, without any exception,
which is not provided with permits and other regular docu-
ments belonging to navigation, signed by the competent
9Uthorities; am! they shall, in all cases, require the pro-
duction of these documents, according t' the laws and
regulations of tbis branch of the Adminktration in Greece.
" 6. The Conference is occupied with the demands of
pecuniary assistance made in the name of the Provinsional
Government of Greece, which assistance is to be made by
way of advance upon the credit of the loan which the three
Courts have reserved to themselves the right of guarantee-
hg for the Gre.lt State. _ _

" It has b• en decided to submit these demands to the
three Courts, and is has been resolved that each of them
shall be considered as having lull power to make such ad-
vances as it shall deem absolutely necessary for the Go-
vernment of Greece, whether simultineously with the
ether twe Powers represented at the Conference, or by
communication afterwards made to the Conferen_:c itself of
the amount already advanced.
" 7. When this protocol shall be communicated to the.
Provisional Government of Greece, the Residents the
three Powers shall be authorised to st'te that the ceefer.
euee is occupied with the choice of 3 gnsand that
it hopes upon that point it will be 414, t „yottit to a good
understanding without delay.

TALLEIRAND.
*" PALMERSTON.
" LIEVEN.
" MATUSCHEWITZ."

(From the Temps.)
It appears cert iin that the questi.in has been seriously
entertained of asking the Kim, to assume the Presidency of
the Council during the illness of M. Perier. A journal
a-sures us that when the brother of the President of the
G.uncil had his interview of his Nlaje.ity, lit 'received the
atsurance that the King would preside in person until
the return of Talleyrand, to whom an order of return had
been despatched that night by express. The first pirt of
this news is so repulsive to the Conslitutionslisrs, that tley
refuse to place any faith in it. .ts to the return of M.
4 Talleyrand, his presence is too necessary in London,
where all the European diplomaq is now managed, to
think of replacing him. Besides, it is well known thst M.
de Talleyrand would not accept the Chair of the Council
but upon terms of a new .llinistry, and such a measure
is not likely to he decided upon hastily,
A letter from Brussels states the.. M. de Merode was on
the point of ceasing to he Mini‘ter of War wi interim.
The place is destined definitively for the French General
Evai who is only waiting for his letters of natralization
to b installed.

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