Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-14

nople; at London 1t has been adopted as principle
that legal establishment of the state OF Greece
cannot take place without the consent of the Porte
aud that IL Will not grant such consent long as the
Greeks remain armed against the Ottoman power"
We shall publish OH Monday the Protocol of the
Conference signed at London en- the 92d March by
the Earl OF Aberdeen, the Prince of Pohgnac and
Prince Lcvcn. 1t is founded on the basis OF that
signed at ST. Petersburg April 18th, 1926 and of the
subsequent Treaty of London, both OF which nro-
cecued OH the principle of the nominal SOVEREIGNTY of
turkey over Greece, and the payment Of an annual
tribute.
The Duke of Wclipgton it was said. would set
out Tor the continent about the end of July lie would
land at at Ostend thence proceed inspect the for
go to Vienna
The ceremony of elecing and INDUCING a new
knight ofthc Cater, to fill the stall vacated nv the
death oithe Earl of Liverpool, took place at the Pa
lace at Windsor, Oh the 22d June. The Earl of Ash
burnham was elected.
frvatc correspondence from Ireland stated that the
regisries Of the clO frceholdcrs were ronr on slow
iy. The Assistant Barristcr considered this session
as merely experimental. In Glare, MIR. OConnelrs
prospects were as fair bis friends could desire
33 registered the first day K;lrush 81 declared
Tor him.
a serious asray had taken place in Limerick. be-
tween the rlic brigade OF the S0th Regiment and the
3oth Regiment. 1t originated in dispute abou,
OConnel and the Clare election, the latter Regiment
declaring for HIM, and being declared votors after
furious contest III the streets OF LIMERICK in which
oiuuu was Slllt, ana lives were probably lost.
farlaincnt Was not prorogued until the 2ith of
June.
The Leeds Mercury says, s'Trade and manufac,u-
lures, are still IN state of extreme depression in
newshury, iieckmondwike, NIi.bridre, Li,tlctown,
lllGhtoWn, Robert town, Huddersfieid E!and and
;ialliax, through all which places have inst nassed
fcopie are every where crying shame upon Parla
ment Tor breaking up without attempting TO alleviate
the public distress, or TO diminish tho null, ~
ITEMS IVA
An extensive failure, caused by spcculations in in
digo, has taken place in Liverpool 1t is stated Thai
seventeen houses oi eminence ak, Interested in the
'i1fe' ana lhat 1t wihave unfavorable effect OIL
public credit.
The recent heavy rains says I.ivernool naner.
have been attended with the most beneficial results:
the lana beng greatly impoverished bv the lon,,
drought. Some portion Of the hay grass has been
CUT nut little has cecn housed. The late chance in
the weather will doubtless, operate greatly 70 the
advantage OF such PERSONS whose grass yet remains
standing.
The marriage of Prince William of Prussia with
TIER Royal liighncss the Princess Augusta of We
mar took place at Berlin the 18th ult
FRENCH Ct05@'S-The journal Gu jiayro savs-s.
question which may perhaps affect uniav nrably the
coed understanding which exists between he United
states and France Il about to be aritated nv The two
powers. a committee of Merchants OF New YorI,
has resolved TO petition the President of the Union In
reclaim the twenty millions Of dollars which the ro
Tcrnment OF France [they say ought to paw to citizens
of the United States for seizures Of their pronerv in
1906 and 1309 The tone which pervades the address
of the merchants will not probably produce an unf-
vorable effect the temper ofthe American govern
ment; but il is to he feared that the CONGRESS- which
is but the political expression of the public voice
vii! use the rude manner which all the new powers
think belongs to Them but which only shocks the in
habitants of the old monarchies
in any event, the governments in our DAYS have
agreed that whom difficulties arise they shall he re-
ierred to third party If the question of the TWEEN
ty millions OF dollars should come to be contes,e,
with too much heat, there would be pothing moro
strange IN referring it to a third power, than we
have witnessed in the case bv the United States and
England, who have referred the question of their
northern boundary TO the king Of The Netherlands
SPAIN.
a private letter from Madrid, da ed June 3 sovs
Prince Frederick Paul of NVurtenburo arrived inre
a lew days since under the title of Baron lIIobcm.
berg lie did not visit the King and remained only
three days IN the capital before he set out for France
ihe Ambassador of the King of the Two SicjIies is
SaG 10 nave been authorised TO negotiate maria rc
between The Princess Donna Maria Christina, now in
her 23d year, and King Ferdinand A deputolion If
NE Council OF CASTLE having yesterday waited on the
hIng enreatng him to make choice OF consort il is
prooabie we shall know the result of this nego
tiation." go
We insert at length the Protocol Published in the London
oe 81 the Pa June, relative Greece By this Protocol
Iccc IS u Will be seen 10 re5l l,dcr the sove,eenty ne
IoLte anu 10 pay trS"te 10 IucE aud the Russian now
making war of determination against Turk is raGv to
inns arrangement for suljecimg Greece to Turkey,
PROTOCOL OF the Conference held i'm London AT fine Office of
oregn Affairs on the 22d OF March, 1929 Present The I,eni
po,eniiaries o! Great Britain, France and Russia.
Immediately after their arrival plynjpote of
'I dnu flgiant viii open with the government Otto
man Porte and in the of the allied courts neno
'on founded or the treaty of the 9Th Of July 1927 respecting
m paccalon AND future organization of Greece is well
understood That each of the courts reserves for itself the
Ignt OF weighing the ue Of the objections which the Porte
nay MAKE 70 The propositions addressed fullment of the
present protocols and that should those objections induce the
co 70 present other propositions they would yet leavo to
com" 10 determination the question Of FIXING as pronpilV
as possible the limits OF the aud the isles of Greece
NJ" be proposed to the Porte that the f.outics of Contnn
m NGece should extend from the mouth of the guph of Voo
Pto e western point of Agapha where those noains form
ef junction wiih TIE cham of indus From that point e
ohu wi edge the valley Of Aspro Poomos as lar as LeoD,e
os' "lich remains part Of the Turkish territory Ii will ten
pass through the chain of TIC Alacrnoros mountains and the
river Whch hears that ranc, and which, coming from the plain
OF t tno"s itself into the through Aubfacian p
'ne countries south OF this line will form part of the new
d m Greece nc Islands in the neighborhood Moea
that OF Eu5ra NcyrOponi and the isles known unde the
name OF Cyc'ades will also belong o thar STATE.
fr"-lt Wi be proposed TO the Pore in name of The
Greece doPay herap annual bue oil 500 900