Star.
London, England, 1825-10-01 00:00:00

VREACE.

FROM Tilt FRENCH PAPERS.
" PROVISIONAL GOVERNMBNT OF GREECE.
" The Secretary of State to the Commodes of the brig Orion,
in the service of his Imperial and Royal Apostolic Majesty.
- " When Colonel Accurti, Commander of the squa-
dron of his Majesty the Emperor and King in the
Levant, anchored in this road in the &Rona, and arrested,
contrary to all right add custom, two merchant vessels
under the Rag of his s:id MAjtsty, which, as they were
loaded with provisions belonging to the Ottoman
Porte, and destined for places in its possession, had
been seized by Gteek vessrl. •
to be examined regularly
for that purpose, the Pr(

• hsrls of war, and brought hem
14 ribunal established
rovisionid Government, in pre.

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testing, in Note 49.0 f the 2dlllth) of May, against si-
milar proceedings, did not neglect to preserve to itself
its rights.
si On quitting this roadstead, Colonel Accurti re-
peated the same pct of violence in the harbour of the
141 e of Spezzia, %there he used force to cat ry off another
vessel, whose papers, which are now in the bureaux of
the Prize Ci‘urt, prove evidently its destination for
I'revesa, and give the lie directly to its simulated papers,
Colonel Accord declared at the same time, that he
would &liver, without exception, all the Austrian mer-
chant vessels which should be seized by Greek ships, to
which, by this means, the right of search is interdicted.
41 In preventing, therefore, against all right and rea-
son, the legal examination of the respective papers and
cargoes, it authorizes the flag of his Imperial Majesty
to cover even contraband warlike supplies which might
be sent to the enemy.
" Nevertheless, the Provisional Government was
firmly persuaded until now that the Commander of.the
Austrian squadron, though he broke the most sacred
rights of neuziality, would at least have suffered these
vessels to sail at their own risk ; but they learn with
pain, flour the official reports of Admiral Miaulis, that
Colo. el Accurti has thought proper to convoy, with
the Belhina, these vessels into the port of Suda, where
1.. e enemy's fleets are assembled, and perhaps he may
please to convoy them still farther, to Patras, the place
of their real destination.

" If a vessel of war, of any neutral nation whatever,
openly protects and undertakes to convoy merchant
vessels _loaded with ptavisions for the enemy, and con-
traband munitions of war, it thereby makes an open in-
fraction of neutrality, and begins to take a side in a
manner which ceases to be equivocal.
" The Provisional Government, having an unshaken
confidence in the justice and good faith of his Imperial
and Itoyal Apostolic Majesty, who has declared a strict
neutrality during the actual struggle between Greece
and the Porte, and firmly persuaded that the conduct
of Colonel Accurti cannot be conformable to the
inbtructions which he has received from his august
Government, protests toletnnly against these proceedings
which trample on the most sacred laws of neutrality.
" The undersigned, therefore, addresses this letter to
the Commandant of the Orion, informing him, that as
he belongs to the squadron of the Commandant Ac-
curd, who has committed an open act of hostility, and
as he has, in all probability, received similar instruc-
tions, the Provisional Government cannot see but with
an unquiet eye his presence in this road, and refuses all
relation or communication with him until it shall have
received satisfactory explanations concerning the Inca-
sot es of Colonel Accurti, against n hick it has deemed it
its duty to lay the most formal complaints before the go-
vernment of his Imperial and Royal Apostolic Majesty.
" A. M A VROCORDATO, Secretary of State.
" B. DE RHEINECK, Under Secretary.
" Napoli di Romania, May 31 (June 12), 1843."

Tllit EVENING STAR

LONDON.

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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1325.
3TOCK EXCHANGE, TWP.LVE O'CLOCK.

Consols opened at 83 toe fur the Account, with scarcely any
thing doing.
In the Foreign Market little or nothing is doing. The Account
has gone off much better than was expected, excepting the failure
of yesterday.
Current Prices: New Spanish 131, Old Spanish 17, Russian
94, Austrian 971 98, Colombian New 74i 75, Mexican Scrip
101 * disc. Brazilian Scrip 9 disc. Danish Scrip 61 * disc. Greek
Scrip 231 di.counr.

PNICR OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock Shut.
3 per Cent. lied. Shut.
S per Cent. Cons. 87 88
31 per Cent. Shut.
3} per Cent. Red. Shut.
4 per Cent. New 102:1/4:
Long Ann. Shut.
India Bonds 15 14
South Sea Stock 99'/;,
1:1,000 Excheq. Bills par 1 prem. 1 dis. par.
1:500 ditto par 1 prem. 1 dis. par.
1:100 and Eg2oo ditto par 1 prem. 1 dis. par.
Cons. for Acct. 881/8 88 Vg

At the Council held yesterday, at Windsor, his MA-
JESTY was pleased to order that the Parliament, which
at present stands prorogued to the Ist of November,
shall be further prorogued to the sth of January next.

From the Cyjfciai A'avy Lid, published this day, we
Lave compiled the following abstract, shewing the
amount of our force in that important department.

There are now

In ordinary
Building. and good In Corn- Total.

condition. astir,ion.

Three Deckers 9
Two Deckers • 8
Large Frigates 31
Small Do. 6
Large Sloops 9
Small Do. 53
Cutters, Brigs, &c. 0
Bombs
Troop Ships
Yachts
Hospital Skips
liulks,liarbour-ditty, 1 0
and Receiving Ships,
Of the Ships in Commission, the distribution is as
fcllows:

16 3 28
73 14 95
68 29 la
9 29 44
26 30 64
34 26 93
9 34 43
4 0 12
0 1 4 5

In the Thames and Medway, 'Vice-Admiral Sir RICNARD
Mooasow-1 three-decker, 1 two-decker, 2 large frigates, 3 small
do. 3 large sloops 4 small do. 6 cutters, brigs, Bcc.—Total, 20.
Portsmouth and the Downs, Admiral Sir GIORGI Islmens-1
three-decker, 5 two-deckers, 3 large frigates, 1 small do. 2 large
sloops, 1 Small do. 3 cutters, brigs, &c. —Total, 14.
Plymouth and Falmouth, Admiral Sir J. SAUMAILIIZ-1 three-
decker, 2 two-deckers, 1 large frigate, 1 small do. 2 large sloops,
4 small do. 18 cutters, brigs, Ste.—Total, 29.

Ireland, Vice-Admiral.PLasirix-1 large frigate, 3 large sloops,
3 small do. 1 cutter, stc.—Total, 8.
Lisbon, Vice-Admiral Lord ADIZIJUS BEAUCLERC L two-
deckers, 2 large frigates.—Total,
Mediterranean, Vice-Admiral Sir Haase NIALIt- two-decker,
4 large frigates, 1 small do. 4 large sloops, 4 small do.—Total, 14.
West Indies, Vice-Admiral Sir L. W. HALITSD-4 large fri-
gates, 3 small do. 5 large sloops, 4 small do. 4 cutters, brigs, ate.
—Total, 20.

Halifax and Newfoundland, Rear-Admiral W. T. I.Azx —1
two decker, 2 small frigates, 3 large sloops, I small do. I cutter,
81.e.—Tota1, S.

South America, Rear. Admiral Sir GEORGE Erse —2 two-
detkerv, 5 large frigates, 1 small do. 2 large sloops—Total, 10.

Coast of Africa, Commodore Bumze-1 large frigate, S small
do. 1 large sloop, 2 small do. l cutter, Ecc.—Total, 8.
Cape of Good Hope, Commodore Cuaisvux-1 large frigate,
5 small do. 2 large sloops.—Total,
East Indies, Rear-Admiral Butanaat-2 large frigates, B small
do. 3 large loops.—Total, 13.
On Pardeelar Services-1 two-decker, 3 large frigates, 3 small
do. 3 small sloops.—Total, 10.

Frankfort Papers to the 25th ult. reached us this
forenoon. It will be seen by an article from Titin, that
while the Turkish Government reptesents..Captain He.
MILTON as aiding ihe Greeks, lie has enough to do to
check and punish their piracies, for which purpose he
is blockading Hydra. The following are extracts :