Greece.
The Times, 1824-10-13T00:00:00

At the request of some of our correspon(lents, we publishl entire, from the Freneh papers, the proclamation of Sir Fre- derick Adam, of wlhich we gave the substance yesterday CORFU. Sept. 6. The following publication has appeared to-day- His Excellency LIietutenant-General Sir Frederick Adam, Lord Iligh Commissioner of His AMaiestv thc King of Great Britain, to the United States of the Ionian Isles. " The Provisional Government of Greece having published and aEldresed to His Alajesty's Consul at Constantinople, and to the other Consuls and Vice-Consuls of the European Powers in the ALrchipelago, a proclaimation in which is set forth:- ' In consequence ot' the captains of different European vessels, in spite of the orders of'their Constils, and(l in viola;tinn of the prin- ciples of teutrality adopted by their respective Sovereigns, in the contest in wlhich the Greeks are cogageli, having hired our their ves. seIs to the Tutrkish Government, tor the transport of troops, ammunition, antI provisions; thcse vessels, as well as their crews, shiall !,e considered as not belonging to neutral nations bhtt shall be treated as enemies. and as such they sllll he attacked, burnt, or destroyed, with their crews, bv the G;reek fleet, or by any other atrned force wvhich may iV meet themn.' And His Majesty, in order to maintain thc rigltts of ieutrality during the rc- tual hostilities with rigonr and impartialitv, and to protect the om- merce as well as the lives of his subjects anct of the lonian neople placed under his exclusive protection 1-iving commanded the Lord -High Commissioner to intimate to the Provisional Government the propriety of revokiag ihmediately this procl.uuation. which is so contrary to the rights of' tie people, and to all the princpiles of hu- mnanity anti rc!ations between civilized nations: and the Lerd hIigi Commissioner having,in cotiseqtelmce, demanded,in the name of His Majesty, t'he revocation of the said proclamation; and the Provisional Government having refused to comply with that eetmand, and this refusal having been notified in form to the Commander of the na- val force of His iMajestv-It is made known by these presents, that the said Coinmander-in-thief, confnoriab!y to the instructions given by tIhe Lords Commissioners of the Adnmiralty, will cap- turc antd destroy all vessels armed. or containing armedi men,equipped with or without the authority ot' the Provisional Government of (3reece, or recognizing its atit hority; and these instructions are to be in full force until the said proclamation be fully and authenticAlly revoked by the Provisional Government, and that revocation be for- mally notified to the Lord High Commissioners, or to the Comnnan. der-in-Chief of His DIajesty's naval fi'rces. This shall be printed in thrce languages, Eniglis Greek, and Italian, and published and communicated to the authorities wshom it mlay concern. Rv order of liis Excellency, *- .1. RUSDECL, ' Corfu, Se,t. 6. ' Secretary to the Lordl Higih Conimissoirer." In order to pue thc above mneasures into execution, two Enelish frigates, which were in our port. have been deepatched to the vicinity of the Alorea, and the Admiral's ship will join them at Zante. GREECE.