The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-03
FOREIGN.
[ Continuation ofthc Foreign Gews.
[From the Journal DIES Debates.

IFrom the journal DIES Debates
ANcosA. November 3--Letttrs from Zante
| of25th October, STATE that lbrahim Pacha upon
| being informed OF tine occurrences of the 20th
| the naval de cat, fell back upon Corou, and pm
| to the swori 81 torture nil the Greek prisoners
men, wome5 and children, that for fifteen
months he had had in his power. According u
| custom the priests wcrc either cruci6cd, OF roas
ted by slow fires. 1 he details gwen in relation
10 these enormitirs make us ghudder. hui every
thing indicates that the last hour OF this Egg Up
| tIan tiger 10 come.
No. l.--fTranslation)
| The admirals commanding the squsdrons Of
the thrrr lowers which signed the Treaty OIL n
don. having met before. Nnyarino, for the
purpose uiconccrtmg the means of eifetlng H.,
object specified in the said Treaty, w: m
aImstice de facto between the Turks and the
Greeks have set forth IN the present protocol
the result OF their conference.
ousidcring th't alter the provisional suspen-
SION OF hostlIfics to waiciIbrahim Pacha consen
ted ~ his coulter. nee al the 10Th of September
last. with the English and French Admifajs,
nctIng likewise la the name OF the Russian Al.
miral the sad Pacha did the very next day ylo-
late his engagements by causing his fleet 10
come ont with v,c~ 10 It's proceeding to ano.
ther point IN the states
Considering that since the return of that fleet
TO the Navarno, IN Consequence OF second
reaui,ition addressed 10 lbrnhln by ADM, al
COdrington who had met hun near Pauas, tire
troops ofthis Pncha have not ceased carrying
ON a species, OF warfare more destructive and
cxierminatlng th~n before, putting women and
children to tie sword, burning the habiations,
tearing up trees by the roots III order 10 com.
plcte thr devastation Of the country:
Considering that, miiha view of putting
stop 10 the atrocities which exceed all that has
hitherto taken place, the means OF persuasion
aud conelli alton the representlons made 10 the
Turkish Cricfs and the advice given 10 Mohem-
IT Ali, aud ms son, have been treated Us mocke-
rcs. whilst they might, with one word, have
suspended the course of so many barharlics
Considering that there only remains to the
Commanders OF the allied squadrons the choice
between three modes OF fulfilling the intentions
of their respective Courts, namely -
lst That continuing throughout the whole
Of the winter, "A blockade, difficult, expensive.
and perhaps useless, since a storm may disperse
the squndIons, aud afford to lbrahim the iaelli.
Is of conveying his destroying army TO differ
ent points or the Morca aud the Islands
2dlg The uniting the allied squadron m Ma
varno itself aud securing 10y tins permanent
presence the inactlon of the Ottoman Meets
but which mode alone leads to no termination,
since the Porte persists in not changing ITS Sys-
TEN.
3dlv. The proceeding to take a position with
the squadron IN Navarino. in order TO rene" TO
Ihrahnn propositions which entering INTO Inc
spirli Of the Treaty, we're evidently to the adj
vantage Of the Porte itself.
After having taken the'e three modes INTO
we have unanimously agreed that
TINS ihird mode may. without ehnsion OF blood
and without hostliites, but simply by the Impo- |
sing presence Of the sqnadrons, produce de-
termination leading to the desired object /