The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-03

the way which vas originally agreed upon when
tie Marquis Of Lansdowne and his friends a.
greed to Join the Cabinet. II vii be seen thai
these changes do moi at all correspond with
some statements which were confidently made
by The / nneS few days since
Ills Grace the Duke of Portland resigns the
office of Privy Seal, but relains his seat in The
Cabinet There are several preeedents for tins
proceeding. II will be sufficient 10 name re-
cent one that of Lord Sidmouth
Lord Carilse leaves the Woods and Forests,
and succeeds the Duke OF Portland as Lord Pm
W Seal =
II Sturges Bourne succeeds Lord Carlisieas
FIRST Commis sioner of Woods and Forests,
keeping hi, sea in the Cabinet.
The Marquis OF Lansdowne succeeds Mr..
stnrees Bourne as Secretary Of State for the
Home Department. -
Viscount Dudley and Ward a IN al the Fo-
segn Office, and consequently
Mr.. Canning continues nj z2kd sof The 1tea
surY aud Chancellor Of the Il<hequzE
Mr. Spring Rice, il is said, vi replace MIR.
Spencer Pefceyal as one of theSDnder Sccretd-
RES Of State AT the Home Office.
There will be noimmcdiatr chance ia the Vice
Regal Government OF ireland. The Marquis Of
Wellesley, it is understood, remains at the Cas-
tie ill the end Of the year, when, IN all probabi-
lily, he will be succeeded by the Marquis of An
gleaseg.
Such are the final arrangements Of the Minis
try thus will it be permanently constituted; IN
strict conformity. as we have already mentioned,
with what was fully agreed upon in the FIRST IN
stance
The Courier ofthe 18th in commenting upon
the terms of the treaty OF the allied Powers IN
relation to Greece, remarks;
i" Should the Porte refuse to accept the armis-
I..-I. 70 q Il
or should the Greeks object 10 it, IL is TO be an
nonnced 70 thai one of the contendmg parties
who shall visa TO continue hostllities 10 both,
Unnecessary that the allies intend TO use al the
means which circumstances may place at their
command, to obtain the effect OF the proposed
armlsucc, by preventing, as far as may lie III
their power, all colitlon between the hehger-
ents, without however taking any part IN then
Institutes by siding with or against the other.
Thus llnced be, to employ an efficient interven-
lion against the Turks add the Greeks, if both
are obstlnatey bent ON war"
The New Times OF the lith July, remarks
We received last night, by express, the Paris pa
pers of Wednesday with the Gazette de France
ofThursdny S date. From the latter We extract
he following paragraphs and subioin to them a
lew from the other journals.
1rcnty for The Settlement of Greece
In the name oil tine most holy aud undivided
Trinity.
His Majesty the King of the United Kingdom
Of Great Britain and Ireland, his Majesty the
King OF France aud Navarro aud his Majesty
he Emperor OF all the ltussias penetrated with
The necessity of putting end to the sanguiua-
ycontcst, which by delivering up the Creek
provinces aud the isles OF ,he Archipelago to all
le dlso 'd''S OF anarchy, produces daily fresh
mpediments 10 the commerce OF the Europcan
states, and gives occasion to practices, which not
only expose the jects OF The High Contracting
Parties TO considerable losses but besides, rem
der necessary bufdeusome measures, OF protec-
ton and repression his Majesty the hing OF the
United Kingdom of Great britain aud Ireland,
and his Majesty the King OF France aud Navarro,
having besides received on the partofthe Greeks,
Il pressing request to lntcrpose their mediation
with the Ottoman Porte aud being, aud we'll rs
his Majesty The Emperor Of all me Russas, ani-
mated by the desire of stopping the cilusion of
blood. and ofhrosting the evils OF ali kinds
which might arise IRON the continuance ofspch
state Of things have resolved 10 unite thcir eff
forts aud to REGULATE the operation thereof by
formal tteaty with The view OF rc-establishing
peace brtwccn the conteudlng parties by means
Of an arrangement which is called Tor As macn
by humanity as by the interest and the repo3e of
Europe.
Wherefore they have nominated their Plcni-
poteniiarles to discuss, agree upon, and sign
the said treaty, VIZ
HIS Majesty the King of the United Kingdom
of Great Britain aud Ireland the Right Honor
able Nm Viscount DudIy. Peer OF the United
Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, Coun-
ciIlor, of his Brtanuic Majesty in his Privy
Council and his Principal Secretary OF State for
Foreign Affairs.
His Majesty the King of France and Nayar-
re, the Prince Jules Count de Pohenac, Peer OF
France.
Aud his Majesty the Emperor of all the Rus
sias. Christopher Prince de Lieyen, General OF
Infantry of the Armies of his Imperial Majesty,
his Aid de Camp General, &c.
Who after having communicated their full
powers and found the same in coed and due
form, agreed upon the following articles
Art /. The contracting Powers VIII offer to
the Ottoman Porte their mediation, with vie"
of Bringing about reconciliation between it and
the Greeks.
This offer of mediation shall he made TO this
Power Immediately after the ratification OF the
treaty by means OF "A collective declaration sign
ed by the Pienipnfentlares OF the Allied Courts
at Constantiuaple and there shall be mode at
the same time, 10 the two contending parties,
demand of an immediate armsiice betweenthem
as a preliminary condition indispensable to the
opening Of any negotiation
Ant. II. the arrangement 10 be proposed to the
Ottoman Porte shall rest on the following bases.
The Greeks shall hold OF the Sultan, As of supe-
rior lord and in consequence of this superiority
they shall pay to the Ottoman Empire an annual
tribute, (reHet) the amount of which shall be fiX
ed once for all, by common agreement They
shall be governed by the authorities whom they
shall themselves choose and nominate, but in the
nomination OF whom the Porte shall have a de-
terminate voice.
To bring about a complete separation between
the individuals Of the two nations, aud to prevent
the collisions which are the inevitable conse-
quence ofSo long struggle, the Greeks shall en-
ter on possession of the Turkish property sitaa-
ted either on the continent OF IN isles Of Greece
on the condition OF ndennfying the former pro-
pretors either by the payment of an annual sum,
be added TO the tribute whichs to be paid to the
Porte, OF by some other transaction of the same
nature