American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-31

teed BY such Of the signing powers as shall judg
uselul possible TO contract the obligation tn
mode Of the effects of this guarantee shall becom
the object OF subsequent stipulations between TIN
! high powers.
Art. VII The present treaty shall be ratified
and the notifications shall be exchanged in tw,
months or sooner il possible.
In faith whereof, the respective plenipnten
tiares have signed, and sealed it with their arms
Done at London, July 6, 1927. DUDLEY,
POLlGNAC.
/ LIENEN.
! additional and Secret Article.
| 6 In case that the Ottoman Porte docs not &C
cept within the space Of one month, The mediation
w'lch shall be proposed, the high contracting par
Slr' agree upon the following measures:
| !. It shall be declared, by their representa-
tlses at Constantnople to the Porte, that the in
convenience and evils pointed out in the public
t'eaty as nseparable from the state Of things sub
'lsting IN the East for the last six years, aud the
termination Of which, through the means of the
disposal OF the sublime Porte, appears still remote,
impose upon the high contracting parties the ne
ces,lty OF taking immediate measures for an 40
prnxnatlon with the Greeks.
II IS to be understood that this approximation
,hsl be brought about by establishing commercial
relations with the Greeks, by sending to them for
that purpose, and receiving from them, consular
h1euts. ~ ioiiS as theFe shail exist among them
authorities capable Of maintaining sach relations.
IL. II within the said term Of one month, the
Porte do not accept the Arnistce proposed in tue
Inst article of the public Treaty, OF If III, Greeks
refuse to execute it. the high contracting powers
ehali declare TO that one OF the two contentllnn
parties which Shall wash to continue hostliites o.
! to both if such become necessary. that The said
high contracting powers intend to exert all the
means winch circumstances may suggest to their
prudence to obtain the immediate effect of the ar
mistice, the execution of which they desire, by
preventing, in as far as may be in their power, ali
collision between the contending parties, and, in
lact immediately after the aforesaid declarations.
inc hsh contracting powers will conformity EN-
ploy all their means in the accomplishment Of the
nbJect thereof, without, however, taking any part
10 the hostilities between the two contendn- par
ties.
In consequence, the high contracting power,
wi'l, immediately after the signature OF the pre-
sent additional and secret article, transmit eyentu-
al instructions confuInable to the provisions above
set forth, to the admirals commanding their SQUAD
rons IN the seas Of the Ievant
III. Finally, it, contrary to all expectation.
tnese measures do not yet suffice to induce the
adoption by the Ottoman Porte Of the PROPOSITIONS
made by the nigh contracting parties, or IT, on the
other hand, the Greeks renuunce the condit;on.
stipulated in their favor in the treaty Of this ,lay
me high contracting powers WILL nevertheless.
continue to prosecute the work of pacifcntion On
'he bases agreed upon between them and Ia con
sequence, they authorize from, this time forward
their representatives IN London to discuss nnd do.
teihlhe the Interior measures to which It may be-
come necessary to resort.
Inc present additional and secret article sbol
nave the same force and value az If il had been
inserted, word for word, in the treaty Of this ,lay
~ sha De ratified, and the ratli!cations therenf