The Sun.
London, England, 1821-09-13 00:00:00

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ADDRESSED BY TEE GREEICS OF FELOPONNESIIS TO
PRIMP GREEN, 'ESQUIRE; CONSUL 'OF TIKE MIGHTY

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BIUTISH Emyint", AT PATRAS.

About the end of March, we informed 'ion in writing, at Pa-
tras,- of the just motives which had forced us to take up arms
against the Turks. It was to defend our -property and our lives;
which those tyrants sought to take away from us. You sent us
your replyby your Dragoniatr; Bartheliny, who assured us;
besides, verbally, that you,,wmild- remain neutral during- our
contest with the Turks, as long as the British Government:
would adhere to a system -of neutrality.- But you hare
been, neutral in words Alone;• for .your . actions •.have been:
hostile to the Greek nation. You have waged a contimial
war with us' by your -spies and your' intelhgenee with the
Turks; to whom you betrayed-.all our movements and our de..
. signs. Warned time.by you „our enemies defeated our plans
through your instructions. Scarcely had Capt. Hunter's packet
arrived from Malta,-when you 'dispatched it to PriVesa, to in-
vite Eysenani Bey to send succour to the Turks. In conse-
quence of which, he sent them immediately a brig, a corvette,-
and a galley; you wrote at' the'sarne time to the Pachas who
were at loanina, and-seam after we beheld, Issouf Paella and the
Kehaya (lieutenant) Of. NI ehmed Pacha arrive at the heed- of.
.their troops. You sent besides, every day, secret advices to
'the Turks 'locked up in the fortresses, -to intbrm them of What
was passing in the country. ..In a word, whilst assuming ar
'appearance of neutrality before us, you have palsied all
our movements. But your real sentiments could not long
remain concealed. We called upon ypu to pay. our coun-
trymen,fOr the dried grapes Which you.. had bought of them,
and tho Ugh the• payment was due, you ha?'.; refused to
-make it. You have sent by night your 'brother and your
dragoman to the castle, and they have shewn Issolif Pacha
the Meant of penetrating into' it. You have made secretly
badges similar to . worn'' by -the Greeks; and without
even respecting the Cross, you have given them to be worn
by the Turks, in orler that they might deceive our country-.
men. It is by your advice that the Turks have set the town on
fire. All the effects which
~were found in the houses, as well
as the merchandise in theshops; and the goods belonging to the
of merchants, have .been pillaged by• the Turks, and,
more particularly,hyAhose attached' to. your person, and the
whole town has been reduced to ashes.: Therefore; as you hate
acted against the rights: of, nations and.-.those of humanity
against the intentions_ of the British Government and the pro-
mise which you had given us; as moreover, you have been..
the cause of enormous ruin, of the loss of several millions, of
the captivity and slaughter of a multitude of Christians, we
protest against you by this present official note, reserving' to
ourselves the right of calling you to account, in time and place,
for all the above-mentioned-oceurrences, and for all the losses
which you have illegally occasioned.
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April 26, 1821. - , •
(Signed) The Magistrates of the Christians of Peloponnesus.

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