Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-12
From tie London Times, soA Lv7y.7

Much has appeared within the pas, week respecting
inc wa'ike preparations of Tufkey-ier defiance of
| me GREAT Powers now united for The protection of
Greece and her pompous call for aid and suppor to n,
"ltn The sphere of her Influence. These THREATENING
indications, coming us through The atuosnhere ne
austrian diplomacy, of course lost nothing in their pas
sage.
The possibility That such a State as Turkey shoud
be able 10 resist the armed Intervention of the three
Nreat Powers OF Europe united the holy cause of
Inc preservation of Greece and determined on eff EFT,
rom the Turkish Empire, too absurd a proposition
to be entertained for moment.
But IN Opposition to any such inflated statements and
snort sighted reasoning the powe means Of re-
sisance OF Turkey we have fact but no trGinp
one TO record for 1t involves further dsmembcrment
OF I've ottoman territories. Ii is less than the ce-
Gession oil The Pacha OF Egypt ON the dominic of IN
f"r'e' we can nov announce most positively, that
he has communicated bis determination TO withdraw
from all further participation in the bloody strrp les
TOO long carried on between Greece and her o,nras
sors This hitherto dreaded and and most nowerf,I
instrument of Turkish tyranny has thus then omar
uney dropped out of its bands--a toIerabie decisive
specimen OF the success likely TO attend any appeal from
the Sublime Purte to her vassals.
We are informed that the Paclla first made rrnorn
his determination and views, through the Medium OF
The British Consul at Alexandria in order TO ascertain
no" Tar he might rely on the of the Allet
iowers. The answer returned TO welcome an over
ture, at moment when the fleets Of England France
and J'Issa were actively arning in defence of Greece
and the ships of the latter Power are ONLY detained
admitted but of one course, and it is understood that
the British government acted on this emergency with
all tue PromPiitude which the occasion deserved
CoysTASvISorLE juno 9.
Extract Of Note from tie Sublime Porte addressed TO the
Ministers of the following Foreign Powers at Constan.
tlnoplc, viz: Russia, Austria England, France, and
Prussia.
BY fnrce of arms have conquered Greece which now,
possess t" aucui four centuries. rated the Cr.ks
with kindness. 0r considered them Subjects aud moi as
slaves and whilst 'hey TRANQUILITY enjoyed their ches and
both and honors in tine empire, with preference i'm
the Administration and in Commerce. they damned The
ruin of the empire; they ndoeu cowardly and not
Injured to aud still they attempted This act Of teuerv
and audact' enterprise. God has cha stised them Can
grant asc rebels that liberty which you solicit for
them; Arc hey worthy of lido they deserve TO form
nation? Their actions speak aloud UNIVERSE which
is equitable judge Of their dcpravcd conduct as
Of my clrmency. know how make them heir
Duty and thsm without however, conounainp
the Just with the guilty This scanIaous rebellion would
already been s;ied but for the subsidies him who
whilst e protested his friendship for me, gave succous to
those rebels.
Being seated upon powerful throne, rank amongst
revolutions of others? My example ought To hav served
guidance others. God protects my Just cause
which will be brought 10 conclusion without the
assistance of any Aud Likewise request that no one
shall give assistance to others, directly indirectly NV
just principles uhalterabIe, and system uncaurs-
able No man IN the world deter ON NV design
and shall listen 10 no proposition whatever inat may be
made IN opposition 10 my object OF preserving tie
of my empire, and of furnishing these IN the same
manner other Soveregus do IN similar in their own
states.