Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-13

these puppies in politics as requiring any notice from
you, and always show that you are not afraid TO leave
my character To the umpiragc OF public opinion.
Look steadily to the pursuits which have carried you
10 Philadelphia; he very select IN the society you at
tach y)ursclf TO; avoid taverns, drinkers, smokers,
oilers and dissipated persons generany-for Il Is with
such that broiis md contentious arise; and You will
lind your path more easy aud tranquil. The limit
of my paper warn me 1t Is time for mo to close, with
my aticctionate adicu. TIL: JEFFERSON.
. in-eH Vt Length the Protocol pohlrshed in the London
Courier of tie I'D Jrnc, relative 20 Greece. by this Pro.ocoL
Greece 10, " wal he sven, 10 remain under the syr e,e,r,,fy octL'
Porte AMI 10 pay hibuge 10 Turkey, aud the Russian. now
,%.n,"s J, a 's a ~ snl. .m%' c,". aga" as, ,T InE' sa party to
PsoroecL OF the Conieren : held in London At the onitc of
Foreign Ahars, on tine I'D Of March, ig2a Present, the Hem
pu;cn'aries ofGicat Bfitiin, France and Russia
lhlnrdia,sy after Then anival, the Plenipoeniia,ies OF
'nNn Porte, and III the natic of Tue three allied courts, a ncqo.
"ia""n founded on the treaty of the 9th Of July, 1927, respecting
undc'slood That each of the three courts REEVES for Itself the
rshi "i weighing tine value of the objections which uc Porte
l"es'ht lro'1col' -ni tia, should those objections induce the
c"ltis Ia rrc-on, other Propositions, thcy would let eudeavor 10
come ,o a determination on the question of 6xng, as prnurrliv
as Pos,ih!e, the limits OF the confines, ami the isles Of Greece.
hwh! DC -ToAn,ci TO the Porte tiat the frontiers of Contnru.
n! Greece should oN,rnd from the mouth Of the gu!Dh of yoln.
upn tfe weston ponit OF Asrapia, where those nluutiins FINN
Their junction ~ .th the cham of rindu. From that puin, tie
i'onuef WI edge the valley of Aspto lo;ouos as far a. Leone
i5' wlien remains part ct te Tu'Nkh territory. II Will tieh
pas through the chain of the Nlncrinoro. uoumtaius aud the
tNsI wnichh bears that name and which, ( D ins from the plain
va W. counties e'ntn oi ms line VIII io.m part of the new
state OF t''eeee. The islands in the neghborhond ofihc NIorea.
NSN VI uu''' s'tIllhpul, ana the isles known IuleG the
irtme Of Cyoisdcs, viii az, belong to that state.
Tribute 1t vii Ae proposed To the Pore, IN the name of the
three couds, that Greece do pay her anannual Tribute oil 50iGOl
Turkish piistics. The rate of the Turkish pia,tre shall lie
se,'ic,in at once, that II may never be taken for the high Spanish
plastic.
In consequence of the present poverty Of Greece it will be
astrel t'a''- i'oin the moment when the payment OF the tri1ule
shan onnruce, tr first year there shall not be paid more tian
one 'iifd, OF less tIan one-hiih, ofthc sum of 100000 Turkish
pias'rcs, aud that this proposition shall he raised from year TO
year Until tine fourth, when The maximum uf LOO OoD shall ne
Fi'd At the expiration Of these four years Greece shall paw
the whole tribute annually, without any limina,.o or au.men,
ta,ion.
lrdeanfy.-li will be proposed to The po,,c ira, the inde,n.
niy mentioned in tic second article of the ,rru,y of Jury q tr
dslern.nei and settled IN the following manner
tst The Mussuinen private individually pIopGctors o
estates on the newly constituted Greek territory
IDLY The Mussuimen, .(privrte Individually who, in the
capacity of,cnan,s or hereditary administrators, have an inter
est IA the tacuISady OF mosques on lands formerly Turkish,
ued-ction Icing made OF the amount Of the nUposi levied on That
Both these classes Of Mnssulucn. whose claims shall have
been Iecnsnised a. valid, shall lac houud to proceed thcmseNe =,
:" m us save % a'tr properly within !he space OF AGAR VITA a
estates Ii wiIim That Time saescanuot be effected, commits
snues shall lie appointed to estimate the value Of the msold
nc. anu WheN o",r Una vahic snail have been ascchliurd
antsixet, Ire Greek tinvrrna'cui shall give To the nropriciors
or heirs, whpsc claims and rights shah have been established,
bills upon tc state, payable at pernds agreed upoi.
The Notifications OF the Titles and debts, aud the appraisc.
composed in equal nurnne's of Mn,srimcn uui G.eess. hvHi
be authorised - 10 justice 10 every claim, ard 10 pronounce
upon oveTv ca~i submitted fr its consideration, and on tine
losses experienced by thu claimants dnrng the revolution
la order to prevent all difficulties and differences winch mi.ht
arse hriwcru the commissioners of the two raiinus. with RS
peel to the above mentioned operations, To ahndge aud facilitate
lquidatinn, and To arrive al a prompt aud u,,,y,rS,ry ann,
ntent settlement. 4 court OF appeal SHALL he formal. and "A triuu-
nal oi revision, composed oi commissioners from tire three allied
courts, who saoil decide III the eases in which tie G,.,k and
Mass"l"on commissioners shall not be able to agree.
SucsaN NFrr-Grrec under the suzenincje of tic Ottoman
podc, shall possess that internal administration hest suited To
her wants. and best calculated To secure To be. l-neitv Of con.
science, Of worship, aud trade, and the enjoyment OF properly
assure. as nearly as possible. 4 monarclIil form, and ,I,au IL.
entrusted TO 4 CHRISTIAN chief or prince whose authority shall
be hereditary IN tie order Of ~ rroscnrutrc
In ~ case snail tic choice of th, chief l on tho ftrly o
ANY of ,rc three courts parties To the treaty oi tin oiJuly. L
SnplA HSeel ~ eJhinin" D'tWecn them and ue Ottoman
q =. o.. a.. '.-l .u- en-
hy tic present treaty, every Chief shall receive lie .nycs,tIi- o
has dignity hnn her, aGl ~ his Accession shall nav her i,
cviin-uishcl tr Paic shall take he .ane part m the uu,n....
ton Ola new chief q 3 she lid IN 'ln' II the hrst.
.TAit'V aHd iirIf 81 HryAufpc-Ihc Ottoman pnr,
VIII proclaim nhl AMI entire amnesty, IN order that in fi.rYe n.
Greek may be called To account, IN line whole extent OF hl en-
Pae, Fr having taken part in the Greek rnsurrec,,on. On H.
sic tie Greek government shall grant The same security, ~ iuii
the limits Of ds territory, 10 e'c'y Grech on Alussuiuau on til,
Tie Porte win allow a~hole wear to any Of her subjects Inc
may wish TO leave hr empire 70 s,le in Gieccc, for the pr
p1ss OF s.ihug their property They shall be- rrrmttcd TO tr
pau freely Greece will enyire the same facility md tho same
period for the sale Of their property TO tho Greeks, VINO Will pre-
~ rrtiuiug under Mussnlnan domination.
The commercial relation, between Turkey and Greece shall
snail have been reciprocahy adopted.
The ambassadors Of France and England shall claim fmu
EGeuI, stated existed de Jacto on the pant ofthe Tntks ,owar,
'Ne Greeks his addiess to the representatives Of the ailicc
Tawcys ia the Archipelago, dated the 10Th Of September. 1923
Al tho same tjmc the three allied counts having decided upor
the step which they take ia OpcniHg fresh negotiations AT Con
siantnoplc' "Hh The sole view oi settling the fate OF the Greeks
shall claim from the provisional government NJ Greece the COS
sutton OF hOs;hitics on every point, AMI the return OF the Greek
trInps within the line q the limits described ~ tic frrcsoiu.
proposition, without, however, any dcIimcntt to the future bOIu.
udrics of GIcrcc
As soon a. the preceding dispositions shall have been agreed
60 ny the Porto, tirIi execution shall be placed, coniounably
'vitn tho sixth article Of the treaty of the sih Of July, under the
guarantee of tHr three powers bv whom the treaty was signed,
and the rest will become the uhrct of amp!cr stipulation.
between the thee allied courts, as declared ~ te pteciod az
iirlc.
let II he understood that from tho present instant tho suar,n
1c Of the Greek state now about ~ be iouned is ensured by
the three powers against all hostile cntcrITize on the pat o.
Turkey against the Greeks.
The a'ub,ssadoT, of France md trci'ni shall reject all dis
positions whcl might initiate Hgiust this hycd basis
NluipU. ii Russia, while %dihCrHg tn these dispositions, hc moi
represented at Constaniiuoplc 10y any individual invested with
special rv'rs, u is understood that tho nc ociatOn will be car
red on i her name rs IN The name ri France aud England
that all the articles shall he debated ani agreed IN common by
tho three courts; aud that under no ptcirucc whatever shall any
fling be acccded 10 which tnight tend 10 exclude Russia from
the negotiation or IL results.
Tne administrations of Fnrrc and I'm land shall employ cvcry
means nv their power to attain, u tho shortest period possible.
the accession OF tho Pore Co she proportions which they are
suinoSLci 10 make 20 her They VIII require from the Ottoman