Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-09-23
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lDy arrivals a. New York and Bo,,.
papers to the 10th August have bsss
PARIS, July 90. The ~.
6 has not yet borne all its s,' '
part of Greece is under the ~ y
Of the Ottoman Power the IT,, ~
him are in the Morea. lis
to cut off their commun;,ll
Egypt, it is necessary also to ,'''
by the display of a militia,
state of things which is in
the conditions of the Treaty Y Y
If we were well informed : !.
object of the expedition 10
We do not think that Ibrab;'
have a mind to contend with n'
the sons of Egypt have alresssI
acquainted with our marina :,
perhaps they also remembe,
bayonets at Cairo and Alexana,a
4 thing, therefore, gives reason
that the bare presence of or,
the Morea will put an end r. i
ton, and will complete the
the Treaty Of the 9th of JnIsI
the generous object of the p,s..
ton. r's'
This is the sufficient answ.
conjectures of war--to those
general confagration which
pleasure in tracing. The ev'
the Morea-it is good to reDs'
no object but the execution d !
treaty.
LONDON, AuG.2. The alIsin
assume daily a more importan,
in proportion as the hour Of I'LL
liverance, by the efforts Of
Powers, draws nigh. The Phi
pc d'lstrias, has published M
to the people, in consequence
ceipt of the Emperour of Russ|
ton of the motives and obiss|
war against Turkey. He n
Imperial Majesty's guaraDt,
pacification and future state /
as one of the contracting na,,,|
Treaty of London. But this n
not the guaranty of one seusn.
but of all the three. The Em,l
assisted Greece with a pecuD,]
to provide for the most necesan|
the army, navy, and other brand
publick service. The Presil
upon France and Great Britain
succour, and trusts that the n
show themselves worthy, by tsl
ton of their internal situation, h
they have received, and ofthat \
expect.
The assistance which Frapv|
currence with Great Britain, NJ
afford Greece in the shape of,,|
expedition, will be of more N
than any pecuniary supplies fd
Greece of the hostile force bygl
has been kept down so long. NJ
not be surprised to hear that M
termined to eyacuate the More
wait for the French troops. Bd
no fleet, and the infectious diyl
prevails in Ibrahim's army. maj
the Allied Powers to furnish Nm
necessary transports.
In the mean time the Frend
which possess a Ministerial
are anxious to do away the NH
tations which have been publ
respect to the expedition. " Toe
says one of those papers, +" the
of the Treaty of the 9th of u
generous object of the present
This is the sufficient answer
conjectures of war, to those pic
general eonAagrati0n, which
pleasure ia tracing. The exp
the Morea, il is good to repeat,
iect but the execution of \
Treaty.
We have already made a sin
ration-the expedition is in Dc
currence with the British Ga
The object is by cutting of
communications by land as vel
to force him to return to Egypt
PARIS, AUG 9. The evacuaa
Morea by Ibrahim has been agI
Admiral DE RIGNY will not Vi
arrival of Gen. MAIsoN to shan
the honour of it, and Paris viii
tain information of the evacuali
the embarkation of the expedi
Toulon. The expedition istoi
mess to sail from Toulon the 10
The transports from Marseil
amount to l7. 5000 tons. Those
to 5000 tons.
Constantinople letters Of the
report, that the Grand Seignioi
quiyocally expressed a wish to
4 the terms of the London treatE