avait fait résistance pour se soumettre à un Armistice de fait, les Corsaires Grecs ne cessent d'infester les Mers, et que le Tribunal des Prises, le seul connu dans le Code Grec, ne cesse de chercher à justifier ces excès sous des formes légales.

Votre Gouvernement Provisoire parait croire que les Chefs des Escadres Alliés ne sont pas d'accord sur les mesures à prendre pour faise cesser ce brigandage. Il se trompe. Nous vous déclarons ici unanimement, que nous ne souffrirons pas que, sous de vains prétextes, vous chercherez à aggrandir le théâtre de la Guerre, c'est à dire, le cercle des Pirateries.

Nous ne souffrirons pas que les Grecs fassent aucune expédition, aucune course, aucun blocus, hors des limites de Volo à Lépante, en y comprenant Salamine, Egine, Hydra, et Spécie.

Nous ne souffrirons pas que les Grecs portent l'insurrection ni à Chio, ni en Albanie, pour y exposer les populations à être massacrées en représailles par les Turcs.

Nous regarderons comme nulles toutes Patentes délivrées à des Corsaires, qui seront trouvés hors des limites prescrites, et les Bâtimens de Guerre des Puissances Alliées auront partout l'ordre de les arrêter.

Il ne vous reste aucun prétexte; l'Armistice de mer existe de fait du côté des Turcs; leur Flotte n'existe plus. Prenez garde à la vôtre, car nous la détruirons de même s'il le faut, pour arrêter un brigaudage maritime qui finirait par vous faire mettre hors la Loi des Nations.

Comme le Gouvernement Provisoire actuel est sans force, comme sans moralité, c'est au Corps Législatif que nous adressons ces dernieres et irrévocables résolutions.

Quant au Tribunal de Prises qu'il a institué, nous le déclarons incompétent pour juger aucun de nos Bâtimens sans notre concours. Nous avons l'honneur d'être, etc.

EDWARD CODRINGTON, Vice-Admiral and Commander in Chief of His Britannick Majesty's Ships in the Mediterranean.

H. DE RIGNY,

Contre Amiral, Commandant l'Escadre de Sa Majesté Très
Chrétienne.

LE COMTE L. DE HEIDEN,

Contre Amiral, et Commandant en Chef les Forces Navales de Sa Majesté Impériale l'Empereur de toutes les Russies, dans la Méditerranée.

Messieurs les Membres de la Commission Permanente

du Corps Législatif de La Grèce.

INDEX.

A.

Page

ACCOUNTS, Financial, Commercial, &c.

See GREAT BRITAIN, UNITED STATES, FRANCE, &c. ACT of the British Parliament. Slave Trade. Convention with Brazil. Abolition of................. of.... ....do........ do. Treaty with Sweden.... .... of the Congress of The United States. Adjustment of Claims upon Great Britain under the 1st Article of the Treaty of Ghent...

....

...

See also CONStitution, Decree, Firman, Law, Order in
COUNCIL, ORDINANCE.

ADDRESS. See SPEECH.

AFRICA. Exportation of Arms, &c. to certain Parts of, prohibited.

ALGIERS. French Blockade of.

......do.......

...

612

647

662

...do... British Government. Foreign Office, 2d July, 1827. 683

AMERICA, and the WEST INDIES. Order in Council. Free Ware

housing Ports.....

787

ARGENTINE REPUBLICK. See BUENOS AYRES.
ARMS, AMMUNITION, &c. Exportation of, to certain Parts of Africa,
British Orders in Council. 778, 779

prohibited.....

ARTICLES, ADDITIONAL, &c. See TREATIES.

ASSINABOIN INDIANS. Treaty with The United States.
Peace, Friendship, and Limits.

Mandan Village. 29th September, 1825. 1212

AUBAINE. See DROIT D'AUBAINE.

AUSTRIA. Decree relative to Slavery and the Slave Trade.

.......

7th August, 1826. 639 Convention with Sardinia. Restitution of Deserters. &c. Turin, 11th July, 1823. 673

B.

BAHAMA ISLANDS. Order in Council. Export of Salt and Fruit in

BARBARY STATES. Algiers. French Blockade of, Notification of the

BAVARIA.

Page

French Government. 1111

...................do..... .. Notification of the

British Government. 683

Morocco. Explanatory Articles to the Treaty of
Peace with Great Britain, of 1801.
Administration of Justice.

Fez, 19th January, 1824. 641

Tunis. Declaration of the Bey. Purchase and
Sale of Slaves.. Bardo, 1st Jan, 1821. 642
Administration of Justice

......

to British and Sardinian
Subjects..7th Jan, 1824. 642
Explanatory of Treaty with
The United States, of 1824.
9th September, 1825. 643
Treatment of British Sub-
jects and Property.

Treaty with France.

13th April, 1826. 644
Peace.

Bardo, 21st May, 1824. 712

Convention with France. Restitution of Deserters.

Paris, 10th March, 1827. 773

Speech of the King. Opening of the States.

17th November, 1827. 853

Convention with Wirtemberg. Commerce.

Munich, 12th April, 1827. 803

BLACK SEA. Navigation of the. Convention between Sweden and

Turkey..Constantinople, 28th May, 1827. 726
BLOCKADE of Algiers. Notification of the French Government.

....

27th June, 1827. 1111
Notification of the British Government.
Foreign Office, 2d July, 1827. 683
of Turkish Ports. Declaration of the Allied Admirals
to the Legislative Body of Greece.... .24th Oct. 1827. 1226
of Buenos Ayres and The Banda Oriental. Correspondence
between The United States and Brazil.....1825, 1826. 1165
BOLIVIA. Treaty with Peru. Federation..Chuquisaca, 15th Nov. 1826. 959
BOUNDARIES. Treaty between The United States and Assinaboin
Indians....Mandan Village, 29th September, 1825. 1212
BRAZIL. Convention with Great Britain. Åbolition of Slave Trade.
Rio de Janeiro, 23d November, 1826. 609
Report of the Minister of Finance to the Chamber of Deputies.
13th May, 1827. 1154
Treaty with the Hanseatick Republicks of Lubeck, Bremen,
and Hamburgh. Commerce and Navigation.

...

....

.....

Rio de Janeiro, 17th November, 1827. 715

with Great Britain. Amity and Commerce.

Rio de Janeiro, 17th August, 1827. 1008
Speech of the Emperor. Opening of the National Assembly.
3d May, 1827. 1086
...do....... Closing of do... 16th Nov. 1827. 1088
Decree.....do....... appointing the Infant Don Miguel
Lieutenant of Portugal..........3d July, 1827. 1130
Correspondence with The United States. Impressment of
Seamen from on board American Vessels......Oct. 1826. 839
Convention. (Preliminary) of Peace, with the United Provinces
of the Rio de la Plata (not ratified.)

Rio de Janeiro, 24th May, 1827. 1027
Papers relating to do...... April to July, 1827. 1026

Page

BRAZIL. Correspondence with Great Britain. Slave Trade....1826. 255
Act of the British Parliament. Convention with Brazil.
Abolition of Slave Trade.....
Correspondence with The United States. Brazilian Blockade
of Buenos Ayres and the Banda Oriental...............1825, 1826. 1165

BREMEN. Treaty with Brazil. Commerce and Navigation.

612

Rio de Janeiro, 17th November, 1827. 715
Convention with The Netherlands. Abolition of the Droits
de Détraction, &c.. Brussels, 18th Nov. 1826. 788
with Hanover. Commerce, Navigation, &c.
Hanover, 11th January, 1827

.....

729

Order in Council. Exemption from Anchorage Dues in
Guernsey, Jersey, &c....

644

666

BUENOS AYRES.

...

Privileges of trading with certain

British Possessions abroad......

Manifesto of the General Constituent Congress.
Constitution submitted for the acceptance of the
Argentine Provinces.....24th December, 1826. 938
Constitution of the Argentine Republick.

24th December, 1826. 942
Treaty with Chili. Friendship, Alliance. Commerce,
and Navigation........Santiago, 20th Nov. 1826. 968
Convention (Preliminary) of Peace with Brazil

(not ratified).

Rio de Janeiro, 24th May, 1827. 1027
Papers relative to do.

April to July, 1827. 1026

Message to the Chamber of Deputies. Finances of
the Province of Buenos Ayres....7th Sept. 1827. 1089
Exemption from Anchorage Dues,

Order in Council.

in Guernsey, Jersey, &c...... 644
Privileges of trading with certain

British Possessions abroad.... 666
Duties on Vessels and Cargoes in
British Ports......

Correspondence between The United States and
Brazil. Brazilian Blockade of Buenos Ayres

and the Banda Oriental.......

....

780

1825, 1826. 1165

BULL of the Pope. Ratification of the Convention of 18th June,
between The Netherlands and Rome.......16th Sept. 1827. 797

C.

CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. Order in Council. Temporary Regulation of
Trade, within the Limits of the East India
Company's Charter....

CEYLON. Order in Council. do. do...、
CHARLOTTE Town, Prince Edward Island. Order in Council.
Privileges of a Free Port......

777

777

786

CHILI. Treaty with the United Provinces of the Rio de la Plata.
Friendship, Alliance, Commerce, and Navigation.
Santiago, 20th November, 1826. 968
Message of General Freire to the Congress, resigning the
Supreme Power
.2d May, 1827. 1094
CLAIMS of The United States against Great Britain. 1st Article,
Treaty of Ghent. Act of Congress...

......

662