Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-04
E0REIgs !ggx,
LATE FROM ENGLAND.
NEw YORK, {

NEW YORK, Oct %.
The packet ship Silas Richards Captain Ioldredge
arrived early yesterday morning from Liverpool HAVING
sailed thence the 28th nit. and brought regular a
vices to that date inclusive.
The commercial Intelligence continues unavoidable
The house of Moon, at Manchester n the cotton trade
had failed.
We have copied an article said to be manifesto o.
Inc Greeks placing themselves under The protection
England We find this in only OF our papers, and
hhaccompanIed By any exploitation or comment We
also gre the protest which, accompanies it.
The British Cabinet was in conclaye daily II was
understood that they had decided against dissolution
Of Parliament.
The British and Foreign Stocks were again dec lin
inE-CODsoIs G61.
letter from Consantinope of Aug %. states tba
an American squadron, of a shipof the line frrate
and corvettes, had arrived in the Archipelago
MANIFESTO OF TIE GREEK NATION.
NAPoLI DI ROMANIA, Aug. @
nc clergy, representatives of the people, the civil
ouCeFS ana the military officers, both Of the navy and
army, OF The Greek nation
Considering, that, authorized by the undesirable
TiGhtS OF nationality, and on those of private propertv
as wen as on the rnilOg principles Of implanted rr ion
ana iie Independence OF nations and moved by the
sentiments Implanted in man for the preservation and
SAFETY OF N" oTn existence, the Greeks have taken TN
arms 10 appeal to the justice OF their cause that urnr
Tue space Of more than four wears they have strurIed
with perseverance, against the combined land and naval
orccs winch have come from Europe, Asia aud Africa;
danger.
have sometimes destroy cd the very superior forces al
eir enemy, and sometimes even entirely annhilaie ed
tis"', and that, though destitute of the resources ne
ce5saTy for this great enterprise they have at length
succeeded IN sealing their rights the expense of the
most precious blood of the nation and in convincing
The civilized world what can be effected bv 4 people
Truly resolved to re-cOnquer its independence;
considering that the very results of this unequal
struggle have only confirmed in tho mind Of tie nation
the resolution which it has irreyocaby adopted TO es
tablsh IFS political existence;
considering that the agents Of some of the contip-
ena powers IN spite Of the principles of Chris
tianlty which they profess have not observed conduct
conIO1nable TO the rules laid down and established by
themselves and that this illegal conduct has given rise
70 variety o political disputes divergent in their ma
ture and character
considering that some Of these agents endeavor BY
tne nflguc OF enissarres, whom they send into the
interior OF Greece to excite among the Greeks senti
ments contrary 10 the spirit and forms Of Government
sentiments which suit only the intentions and interests
Of these agents;
Considering that the commanders of the naval forces
VI some Governments oppose a number OF unjust per-
secuons and obstacles 10 tho regular proceedings OF
lhe Greek marine, and 10 IFS movements though con-
ioTnable TO the rules Of the laws Of nations oil in vio
iatIon OF the neutrality declared by the soyereigns at
the Congresses Of LaybaCh and Verona;
Considering, With lively grief that the Christians
themselves arm against the disciples of the Gospel TO
sucour Ihe followers Of the Koran and that multi
tude OF European officers contrary 10 oil principles OF
peace and oil sound morality hasten from distant coun.