Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-01
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THURSDAY MORNING, NovE,,ppc

LHe from h"slnnd,-i'y the packer .a., 9
las Richards The New York EJ:,,,. III
ceived Liverpool papers 10 the 24,h ors e
Der, and London to the 23G, inely,,, T,'''
most important intelligence which ,b.v,o. j:
relates TO the interference Of the F.,
Powers in the affairs Of Greece and ru,,.. = 81
seems to be The disposition of the Port. "
sist The proposed mediation, or. rsb,, T.
lion OF his brother despo,s, and ard.r,.
he may prrserere in that de,ermm,,;o, %
1t be too late TO prevent the DIES rur,i,, ,r,'
empire, On the 10th Of August, the ,r.,
'is@rs presented note embracing II. ,o,
stance Of the treaty, already made D,,;.
putting an end 10 The war in Greece. $ SOM
the relations which thai Country oug,,
TO Turkey. On the SOlh Of the sam.
the R"i' Eiiendi verbally reiterated, in No.
decided terms, the resolution Of his so,,,,
meRt, as previously expressed in m ,nt.
not 10 perEli, The interference Of Fo,.;,o
ers between the Turkish Cu,ernmn, al.
rebsl''ous subjects. On The 4lh Of Sepcnh.,
no further answer having been received :,
minister's Of France, England and Ra,,,
branded EhtiF passports. Hence, it woun g.
war is inevitable.
Sir Walter Scott has published an an,w..,-
General .iourgaud's letter taxing The R.,
with falsely quoting the Generals au,bor,,s
some statements made in Tie Life of Manu-.
Scott gives ut'icil' papers from the Co.o..
department in England, to prove ,ha, C,,.
gaud, while at 81 Helena, and in The cooG5.,,.
pf Bonapartr, was the confidential ,aCorp,.
The British Governments as to Napoleon, bo,.,
Of cscapr; his health, habits, Sc.
HE Insurr. ction IN Spain appears To be ,,,.
extensive, and far more serious than wa, f.,
apr, heuded. 1t is admitted by the Covr
ment that the spirit Of sedltioa i, s,,n.
throughout the kingdom, ard that the aoss.
TO reprrss it is no, more than adequate.
The following is translation Of the po,e,a
dressed by The Ambassadors OF France E,,
land and Russia, 10 the Refs EiftnAi, on Ii. ,ss
ult
''To Ills E.reeAtney The REFS Egsrdi.
"The undersigned are charged BY their u.
spectiye Governments, to make to his Excel.
sncy the Rris EHendi, the following d,e,n
t!oH:--
" During six years the great Powers of E..
rope have been engaged in endeavours o.
duce the Sublime Porte 10 enter into pscs.
cation OF Greece, but these endeavo.s have br,
constantly unavailing, and thus war of ts;er.
mination has been prolonged between i, and
the Greeks, the result Of which have ben IN
the one band, calamilies, the contemplation Of
which is dreadful TO humanity; and on TIT otr
hand, severe and in,olerabie losses TO the COM
merce Of all nations, while at the same rmr, i,
has not been possible 10 admit that the fae Of
Greece has been al all within the control ol he
Ottoman power.
"ih' European powers have, cOnscQle7ty
redoub!ed tbs q al, and rene, we'd tn, instna
which they brfnre made, to determine L.
Porte, with the did of mediation 70 put an ed
To struggle that it WAS essential 10 It's UuG /
interests should no loager be kept up The /
European Powers have the more Nat errd TIM
selves IN the hope OF arriving at SO happy
conclusion, as the Greeks themsclve, have II |
the inter, al shown desire TO avail themsehd
of their mediation; but the Sublime Porte ra
hitherto refused To- listen to coups Is dictate
by sentiments Of bcnevolcncc and fri nd'bIp
In this state of aff5irs, the Courts of FIaGc
England. and Russia, have considered it 'hs1
du'y to define, by special trcaly. the lIm i
conduct they are resolved to obscrve, in ord |
to arrive at the object towarts nhich the wish |
rs and interests Of all the Chris ian Poses
tend.
ain execution Of one Of the cl uses Of tbs |
treaty, the undersigned have been barge /"
declare to the government Of the Sublim PoE
that they now in formal manner oh'r theI
mediation between it end The GrceSs,lo P9'
an end to the war, and to regulate, by. tfIe G.
Iy negotiation, the relations which are to Ell" /
between them in future.
That further, ard TO the end that The sue
cess of this mediation may be facilitated, Try
propose to the Government of the SuollD'
Porte an armistice for suspending all scn ="
hostility against the Greeks, 10 whom sin'
lar proposition is this moment add'ss%E
Finally hey expect that al the end OF Mice
days the divan will clearly make known lis &C.
termination
"Ihe undersigned flater themselves, lhh
will be conformable to The wish Of the h''
Courts; but i, is their duty not 10 conceal 'o'