Delaware journal., 1827-12-25
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From The Ga-ette de France.

NAvARIA, Sept o..
The following is the letter winch the admhal5 OF
the two Errnpcln squldrons wrote Oh the 22d to1
ibrahln Plchi, before entering the port to open
negotiations.
N,vARIN Ro ADS. Sept. 90.
6 As your Hghness appears to nave soma doubts
respecting the agreem mt concluded between the
three confederate powers, mast declare To y0u
that after Admiral Codrngton had con'nunca ed to-
me the letter which he hsti the hIAnuf 10 writc Your
hI.hness. whine | was letainad by calm at some
distance from t, place, we have tnous It u a'ivisa-
bic to send you duplicate IN the French language
signed by us both.
I'VE have the honour to inform your highness
that IN consequence st treaty, sired at London
between .Inrlan1 France, and Russia the Allied
Powers have agree to unlte their iorces 10 hinder
The conveyance of troops arms. or am nunition, to
any part of the Greek continent. and the islands
g The measure had been resolved upon, as well
hr the interest Of the Sultan himsef as Tor that OF
tie nations trading III the Archipelago, and the con-
tacting powers have had the humane foresight to
s.ad considerable frcc to weaken all opposition
itom the Ottoman Com nandcrs, whose resistance
would cal not only t. their o~n destrncol' out 10
Consequences, fatal to the interests Of the sultan.
lit would b., extremely painful nr Us as well as
ir oar ) >vere sn, whlse chei object Is to prevent
the easion If blood, to b. Obliged on this OCCASION
to emDoY force. We, therefore, urgently invite
which would be impossible to hinder, for It IS our
dutv n,t to ict yon doubt that though our desire Is
u teriAinate this cruel war, we have orders such
thai We mast come to exremites rather than give
up l4e object for which our S0veregns have united
together.
"ln consequenceifon on this occasion, single can
non shot should be fired at our flags, it would lea'
to the rum of the Ottoman flag. he undersigned
have the honour to his ilghnes, OF their re
spcct. (Signed)
"E. CODRINGTON,
q Vice admiral and commander in chief OF IN
naval forces OF Great Britain in the Med
eranean. IN DE RiGN4.
Rear admiral and commander in chief the squat
o ron Of his most christian majesty"
e Extract of a letter from Captain Hamilton, of h
| Majesty's shin Canbrian to Vice Admiral S
Edward Codrington, dated kltries, the 18Th
& tober, 1927.
have the honour Of infor ming you, that arri
ed here yesterday morning, in company with t
Russian irisate Constantine, the captain OF wh
!. ship had placed himself under my orders On e
IS erng the Guph. we observed by clouds OF lire al
e smoke. that the work of devastation was still go
y on. The ships were anchored of the pass oil a
. cyro, and joint letter from myself and the isussl
. captain, was despatched to the Turkish Commando
acopy OF which enclose; the Russian and E'
IA sou uheeiSs tne DedItIS vi "SiS NV "''""e"
Il pass to head quarters have we yet received al
V answer.
It In the afernnon we the two captains, went
: snoe to the Greek quarters, and were rece,v
II with the greatest enthusiasm. The distress OF t
+ Inhabitants driven from the plain, is shocking /!
e women and children, dying every moment Of abs
1t suite starvation. and hardly any having better 70
than BOILED GRASS /! have promised to Sc
small quantity of bread to the caves in the mou
hlns, where these unfortunate wretches have tax
;. refuge
s. LONDON, Nov. 26,
III City o'clock. A considerable sensation was c