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London, England, 1827-05-29 00:00:00

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FRENCH PAPERS.

(From the Etoile, dated Sunday, May -
CONSTANTINOPLE, APRIL 26.—The Ramon hae!.;
hindered the Ambassadors of England, Russia, and 'Fr
from making fresh applications to the Reis Effendi OP.:
subject of their proposals for the pacification of Gf.eZ
f On the 18th the Dragomans of these Ministers waite",to
the Reis Effendi, and, after hearing him invoke the Judi
of God, and the assistance of the Prophet, receivetij
answer, that " the words arrangement, pacification,
suspension of arms employed, with respect to the 07,,
appeared to the Divan to be expressions out of P1'71,1
that the revolt of some Greeks scattered about
Ottoman Empire, would have been put down longl,:t,
but for the assistance they had received from Ent
Sse." This answer did not appear to the Dragon;
to be of a nature to be reduced to writing; tot
they inferred from another equivocal declaration, -'tb,
formal answers in writing might be expected fro's,
Porte after the Bairam (Ist of May). Nevertheless,'
English Ambassador invited the other two Minist
repeat their applications on the 20th. But, whettelf,it
design or chance, the Russian Dragoman arrived sooner'7o.
those of the two other legations, and not •finding &Oh,
turned to Bujuckdere, where M. de. Ribeaupierre
sided ever since the answer given him at the begitTliii
the Ramazan. No farther step has been taken, suu.,,ti
accident appears to have occasioned some di::: kissi9"'
little importance among the European Ministers.
(From the Augsburg Gazette.)
The Greek Government has published the following`,elaration of Admiral hliaulis, relative to the chief co
of the naval force, which has been given to Lord COP',-
" CHIEFS OF TIM'GOVERNMENT.--I come hither,
cording to the orders which I have received, and I errs
new ones. But I first think it my duty to express to
Superior Government my thoughts, my sentiments, and
desires, that it may be able, as well as the nation, to :1,70
of me and my intentions. For these seven years, IL,
combatted without interruption, along with my .bre'„
and with all my power, against the enemy of our e 00041:
Neither the Consciohsness of my incapacity,'. nor the grel,
ness of the burden imposed on me by the country, have wit
able to terrify me, or to make me hesitate. Izonsider
as the first duty of a citizen, to do his utmost for the
teetion of his country, and I- have always endeavelanii,
fulfil this duty. If I have not always succeeded,-it"
not been for want of good will.
r
" As well as all 'the nation, I have long foundaf—ifii
hopee on the arrival of the great man whose pqq°"7,
splendid deeds promise our country a happy issue on ••
the long and arduous struggle which it maintains.
man his arrived, and I congratulate the Government`
the whole nation on it. The Greek marine may 172
expect every thing troth such a leadei, and I amthe•Pil
to declare myself ready again to combat, and Witll
my might, under his command. This task will doub
less be difficult for me, on account of my age and, •t
want of experience ; yet my heart is contented, for
has never desired any thing but the happiness 0' ..to
country. Begging the Supreme Government nOt-
doubt the sincerity of my sentiments, I remain, with t,
most profound respect, the very obedient patriot, „
" ANDREW MIAUL

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