Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-08-28

aeo towhich it shall be applicable, shall be scitlc
in a subsequent negotiation between the Higher
Powers and the two cOntending parties
art. w. The contracting powers engage ia
follow up the salutary work of the paciica,ion Of
Greece on the bases laid down in the preceding ar
ticles, and to furnish without the least delay Their
representatives at Constantinope with all the in
structions which are necessary ior the execution Of
the treaty now signed.
Art. " The contracting Powers will not sesl
in these arrangements any augmentation ofterrtoy
any exclusive influence, any commercial advantage
for their Subjects which the subjects Of any other
nation may not equally obtain.
6 Art. vi. The arrangements Of rpcoucixion
and peace, which shall be definitely agreed uun
between the two conteading parties, Shall be nuprn.
tecd by such of the 81 aning Powers as shall iu,lp
useful or possible to contract the 0bua,,on H..
mode Of the effects Of this guarantee shall wco,,s
the object Of subsequent stippaons between tAs
High Powers.
Art. VII. The present treaty shall De ratified
and the ratihcations shall be exchanged in tvo
months. or sooner if possible.
s. In faith whereof, the respective Penipncnio
ries have signed. and sealed it with their aims.
"Done at London, July 6, 1927.
"DUDLEY,
'POLlGNAC.
''LIENEN.n
| ADDITIONAL AND SECRET ARTICLES
" In case that the Ottoman Porte does not accent
within the space of one month, the mediation which
shall be proposed, the High contracting Parties
agree upon the following measure =
Il. 1t shall be declared, by these Representatives
at Constantinople to the Porte. that the inconveorn
and evils pointed out in the public Treaty insen
cradle from the state Of things subsisting in the Eas
for the last six years, and the termination of which
through the means at the disposal Of the Sublime
Porte, appears still remote. impose upon the Eiol
Contracting Parties the necessity of taking inmedi
ate measures for an an approximations with the Greeks
''ltis to be understood that this Approximations slaN
be brought about BY establishing commercial relation,
with the Greeks, by sending to them for that purpusp
aud receiving from them. Consular agents So Ionos
there shall exist among them authorities caDsble
maintaining such relations.
''2 Ii within the said term of one month. the Port,
do not accept the armlsticc proposed in the first ~,
tce at the public treaty, or if the Greeks refuse
execute It, the High Contracting Powers Shall de
clare TO that one OF the two cantendine parties vhc
shall Wish to continue hustihties. or 10 both if suc
become necessary, that the said High Contra,ng
Powers intend to exert all the means which ci,cum
stances may suggest to their prudence to obtain tic
immediate effect OF the arms ice, the execution
winch they desire, by preventing. in as far as NAV b
parties. and in fact. Immediately after the alssst
declaration, the High Contracting Powers Will con
Uontiy employ all their means in the accomulisl
snent OF the object thereof, without. however, takn
any part in the hOstilites between the two contend
lng parties.
s. In consequence. the High Contracting Power
Will, immediately after the signature of the prescn
additional and secret article. transmit eyenua, in
structl0ns coniornable to the provisions above Sc
forth. 10 the Admiras commanding their squadron
in the seas o. The I.evant.
80. Finally it, contrary TO all expectation. lies
ms assures do not vet suffice Ia induce the adoption
the Ottoman Porte Of the propositions made by III
High Contracting Powers, or If. ON the other hand
tie Greeks renounce the conditions stipulated 10
their favor in the treaty Of this day, the High Can
tracing Powers will, nevertheless continue to pros
ecuie the work Of pacifcati0n on the bases agree
upon between them ; and. in consequence they au
thoriZe from this time forward their Representative
III London to discuss and determine the u eror nea
sules to which it may become nee ,ssarv 10 resort
" The present additional and secret article shall
nave the same force and ,aue as il il had been in
serted, word for word, in the treaty of this day.
SHAN be ratified. and notifications thereof shall BID
eACiasea, at the same time us those OF the said rea
ty.
IN aith whereof, the respective plenpotentiaries'
nave signed 1t and have thereto affixed the seals Of
their arms.
bone at London, this 9th of July, in the year o.
"DUDLEY.
=" P0IIGNAC,
LIENEN."