Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-29
FOREIGN INrHhlIGEMcE.
New YoRK, August 81.
LATE INTELLIGENCE FROM Europe.

by the packet ships Manchester and William Thonp.
SON from Liverpool and the Edward BonalTe from Ha
vre' we have received London papers to the 18th Ju
~, aud Paris and Hayre dates to the 9Th and l7lh
The most important item Of intelligence is that rcla.
ting To tho treaty of the European powers for the pa
education of Greece. which will be found below
Inc fourier OF the 10Th says, I'M. Aquabona, the
ion'an Messenger, arrived this morning at the Co
'onia' Ohce, with dispatches, dated the 29,h ult
from ST Frederick Adam, at Ancona. They an
nounce that an instruction had broken out in Alba
MAJ
The Emperor of Russia reviewed the SQUADRON of
ships of war, which sailed from Cronstadt on @1sl
June He arrived unexpectedly from Petersburg.
The imperial standard was Immediately hosted on
board the AdiiEals ship. and salured with 1000 cam
non After inanGuvring in presence of the emperor
The eet pu, to sea, and 10 rendezvous in the first
place at g. Isl.
Tie treaty concerning mediation in favor Of ,Ie
Greeks, is authentic, as is published both in the
French and EDgl'sh pnpers-and as the Ccnsure is
now IN tu'i force, as to the former would have in
ibed the publication of such document if not pen-
u'ne Tine London Courier of the Isth july treats Of
IT, moreover, as unquesiionable instrument View
ing 1t as SUCH cannot but think christian and CT
Vl%eu Europe rs wanting to herself-wanino IN tho
nS" uu'es which speaking as she does in the names
OF humanity, religious ledge, and liberty that
staton imposes upon her. in proposing for the Greeks
such abjcct terms of Pacicstion with the Porte
tribute, nominal sovereignty, and real dependence a
veto by the Turks upon the choice by the Greexs RI
their own rulers: all this is positive insult and wrong
dome, too, 10 Greeis-struggling for freedom and
taith--in favor of brutal and degraded iuf,iels.
ne effects OF The operstion of the Censure upon the
French papers are sufficiently curious One third nj
the Journal DIES Dcbats of LIST July is mere blank
the matter being struck out by the Ceuaors and
other being ready TO be substituted if was nut TO
press brt half made up. ' ~
The Courier of the lIth extracts n n,r,,r,nh f
Ire aig'nene Setung of the 9Th July hy which il an
pears that Gen. Church had been forced TO Give m
the position of the Phalerum which no had r., 49,
anxious to maintain. w.
The Courier of the 18TH in commentipo n,o, tho
terms of the treaty fihe allied powers in relation to
Greace, remarks: ~
Shnnid the Porte refuse TO accept the armsrice
which ID TO be IN the first instance proposed or shoud
the Greeks object 10 it. to be 10 that ons
OF the contendng parties who shall TO continue no.
Titles or to both, Unnecessary, that the allies intend to
use all the means which circumstances NAV MACE =,
heir command to obtain the effect the poposed
ce hy preventing far may be in their all
collision between the beigerents without howcvert,
KING any part IN their hos,ilties by siding with or a.
ganst The otaer Thus il neod be, 10 employ an ef
ficien. intervention against the Turks end Inc Cod,
II both are obstinateiy bent on war.
fhEAlf FOR THE SETTLEMENT OF GREECE
I'm the name OF the most Holy aud undivided Trim
ity.
ellis Majesty the King of the United I;,o,or, Il
Great Britain and ireland, his Majesty the kinr ri
Franco and Navarro, and his Majesty the Emperor n
all The hussias, penetrated it'll the necessity of rut
ing an END 10 the sanguinary contest which by de
iverIng up the Greek provinces and The ;s,os of H.
Archipelago to all the disorders of apnrchv nrodpcao
"ay neSh appointments TO the commerce of the Euro
pean states ana gives occasion to piracies which not
only expose the subjects of the ffigh CONTRACTING
farties to considerable losses but besides render
cessS- ourdensome measures of protection and re-
Presson; his Majesty the King of the United Kingdom
OF Great Britain and Ireland, and his nIa;os,s a..
king of France and Navarro having besides rece;vJ
on the part OF the Greeks, pressing request io in
te1pose their mediation with the Ottoman Porte and
oeihg' as wen as his Majesty the Emperor of all The
Russas, animated by the desire OF Stopping the ef,sn
blood, and of arrestng the evils of ali kinds which
might arise fsom the continuance of such state of
lhngs have resolved 10 mite their efforts and to
u'a'e me operations thereof by formal Treaty. with
te view OF re establishing peace betw the conten
ding parties by means of an arranpeme Mt which m
caiied Tor as much by humanity as by the interest of
the repose of Europe. "
"Wberefore they have nominated ,bo; D,.
ty-yiz. ''ea-
Ills Majesty The King Of the United Kipr5om If
Viscount Dudley, Peer of the United Kindon ', ~
great Britain and reland Councillor ofhis Britann,c
MAJESTY 10 his Prvy Council, and his PRINCIPAL SEE
eaTy OF 5tate Tor the department of Foreign Affairs
, It's MAJESTY the King of France aud Navarro
the PRINCE Jules Count de Polienac. Peer oc 80
hnIght of the Orders of his Most Christian N1;1,r
nlaJor Henera' of his Armies, Grand Cross Of the Or
Let u 81 Maurice OF Sardinia, 60 &C., and his Am
passador to his Britannia Majesty;
9 And his majesty the Emperor of all tbo R.;o
Co's'oPhcr Prince de Levcn, General of Inan,rv NJ
me Armies ofbis Imperial Majesty his Aidede e. am,
~ az n'S ~ VI the ORDERS OF Russia, of those of
the Black Eagle and of the Red Eagle of Prussa n
t w OF The Guelpbs of Hanover, Commander Gram
Sross OF The Order of the Sword and of the Order Of
o. John OF Jerusalem, his Ambassador EXTRAORDINARY
Hnu tlenipotentiary TO his Britannia Majesty:
no, after having communicated their full ,o,
es' ana ouad the same in good and due form agreed
upon the following articles o'"
From the Times of Thursday, JULY 1o7
PARIS, july O.
nave this moment received the following treaty
anu have just time 10 translate and forwarJit Tbs
NIns OF France has been extremely anxious for the
signature OF this important document: he has repoat
ediy expressed impotence at the deIav II il bo,r
ever with him religion not political feeling:
''in the name Of &c.
art ), The contracting Powers will offer tn tho
Ottoman Poreiteir mediation. with the 'O 70 .ue
ing ABOUT reconciliation between 1t and the Groekss
nis offer of mediation shall be made TO this Power
immediately after the ratification of the treaty by means
OF corrective declaration signed by the Plenipotenti
aries of the allied Courts al ConstanuonLe. and r.
snail DC made, at the time TO the two couend,r,