2819 LE MONITEUR UNIVERSEL

LE MONITEUR UNIVERSEL

No 266. Dimanche, 25 Septembre 1827. Vienna, September 12. Private letters from Constantinople, dated August 22, announce that the Turkish-Egyptian fleet left the port of Alexandria on July 21. Ships at anchor off Navarino claim that this fleet has about 120 sailing ships and 5 or 6,000 men on board. London, September 17. It appears, according to the Paris papers, which arrived on Saturday, that the diplomatic communication of the treaty concluded between England, France, and Russia on the 6th of July, was formally made on the 16th of last month to the Ottoman Government by the respective ambassadors of those forces... ...Mr. Blanquier sent to several newspapers a letter he had written addressed to a bearer of Greek bonds. The purpose of this letter is to enable the person to whom it is addressed, and bondholders in general, to understand the nature of the possibilities which may lead them to hope to receive dividends from Greece, which in terms of creditor quality are justified to submit a claim. In dealing with this subject, Mr. Blanquier glances at the present state of the war, and the probable consequences of the measures adopted by England, France, and Russia. He considers it certain that the Sultan will not persist in his opposition to the allies. Resistance from the Gate would be completely useless. By the measures expected to be adopted by the combined forces, neither the Seraskieris nor Ibrahim Pasha would be able to carry on the war for ten days, and also a Russian army of a hundred thousand men would cross the Pruth as soon as it was known that the Turks were determined to continue the fight... Also publication of the report of the defenders of the Acropolis to the provisional government, against Favieros. Signatures: Katzikogiannis, Krieziotis, Evmorfopoulos, Manoumeris, Fokas, Vlachopoulos, Zaharitzas. 2nd, p. 4. In French.