Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-03-18

cember, forty Turkish and Egyptian YES.
sells sailed from Navarin for Alexandria.
1t is reported that the Americans have
destroyed Carabusa it being resort fol
pirates. There is also report from Cor.
flu, Dec. 3lst, that the Greeks had taken
the castle of Scio.
/ LISBON, JAN. %. We have Just re.
ceived dispatches from the Infant Don
Miguel, of very unsatisfactory nature,
relative to the Queen, to Marquis Loulle,
and to the Infanta Donna Maria, his wife.
1t seems that Don Miguel will not quit
England till the Queen his mother shall
have left Portugal. AS to the Marquis
Louie, we are again assured that he is
also to set out with the princess, before
the arrival of the Infant. 1t is certain
that the preparations are resumed, which
were suspended, on board the English
frigate which is to conduct them to Lon
don. But the most general opinion is,
that the Queen will set out for Rome on
board this frigate.
Protocol ofthe Conferences ofSt. Petersburg,
Of April 4th, 1926.
His Britannia Majesty having been dssir-
ed by the Greeks to interpose his good Off
ces, in order to obtain their reconciliation
with the Ottoman Porte, and having in con-
, sequence offered his mediation to that power,
and desiring on this subject, to concert the
measure of his government with the Empe-
ror of all the Russias and on the other
hand his Imperial Majesty being animated
with desire to put an end to the conflict of
which Greece and the Archipelago. are the
theatre, by some arrangement compatible
with the principles of Religion, of Justice,
and humanity, the undersigned have agreed
LIST. That the arrangement to be proposed
to the Porte, if that government accept the
proposed mediation, shall have for its object
to place the Greeks with regard to the OF
tonan Porte, in the relation hereafter men,
toned.
Greece shall be dependency of that en-
pire, and the Greeks shall pay to the Porte
an annual tribute, the amount of which shall
be fixed in permanent manner by common
consent. They shall be exclusively govern
themselves, but in the nomination of which
the Porte shall have certain influence.
In this state the Greeks shall enjoy a
complete liberty of conscience, and of com
merce, and shall direct exclusively their do
nestle government.
Finally, to effect complete separation
between the individuals of the two nations,
and to prevent the collisions which would
be the consequence of so long struggle,
the Greeks shall buy the property of the
Turks situated on the continent of Greece,
or in the islands.
I'd. In case that the principle of media
ton between the Turks and Greeks shall be
admitted in consequence of the measures
taken in this view by the Ambassador of his
Britannia Majesty at Constantinople, his I'm
perial Majesty will employ in all cases his
influence to attain the object of this media
ton The mode and the time IN srhich his
Imperial Majesty win take part in the ute
rior negotiations with the Ottoman Porte,
which may be the consequence of this medi-
alton, shall be hereafter determined by the
common consent of the government of his
Britannia Majesty, and his Imperial Majesty.
j. Sd. If the mediation offered by his Britain
mic Majesty shall not be accepted by the
Porte, and whatever may be the relations Of
his Imperial Majesty and the Turkish Gov
eminent, H. B. NJ. and his |. NJ. will never
theless consider the terms of the arrange
ment specified in No. of the present proto-
col, as the basis of any reconciliation to be
brought about by their Intervention, either
in concert, or separately, between the Porte
and the Greeks, and they will profit by eve
ry favorable occasion to employ their infiu
ence with the two parties, in order to effect
i their reconciliation on the above mentioned
basis.
4th. That his b. M. and his l. NJ shall
reserve to themselves to adopt, afterward,
the measures necessary to regulate the de-
tails of the arrangement in question, as well
as the limits of territory, and the names of
the islands of the Archipelago, to which it
will be applicable, and which it shall be pro-
posed to the Porte to comprehend under the
denomination of Greece.
5th. That beside, his B. NJ. and his |. M.
will seek in this arrangement no aggran-
dizement of territory, no exclusive influence,
no commercial advantages, for their subjects,
which shall not be equally accessible for all
other nations. .i.s
9th. His Britannia Majesty and his Impe-
rial Majesty desiring that their allies should
become contracting parties to the definitlve
arrangements of which this protocol contains
!, the sketch, this document shall be commune
Gated confdehtially to the courts of Vienna,
Paris, and Berlin and it shall be proposed
to them to guaranty, in concert with the
Emperor of Russia the treaty By Which the
reconciliation of the Turks and the Greeks
shall be brought about whilst his Britannia
Majesty cannot guaranty alone such a
treaty. tSlgned) -
4 NESSELRODE,
LIEVEN.
St. Petersburgh, April 4th, (25th March,) 1926.
.augsburgh Gazette