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Massachusetts Spy And Worcester Advertiser
Worcester, Worcester County, Massachusetts
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The dispute between the Lord High Commissioner of the Ionian Islands and the Greek Government has been resolved amicably, with the Greeks revoking their proclamation on September 3 before the Commissioner's on September 6, as reported via Captain Pechell and the Austrian Observer.
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The London Courier, in alluding to this business says—“We are now enabled to state, that the whole affair is at an end. Captain Pechell, of his Majesty's ship Sybille, has arrived at the Admiralty, with despatches, announcing that the Greeks revoked their proclamation, upon a requisition to that effect made through Capt. Pechell himself. The Austrian Observer, of the 9th inst. has an article dated Corfu, Sept. 23d. in which it was stated, that "this revocation took place before the Greek Government was acquainted with the proclamation of the Lord High Commissioner of the Ionian Islands, since the revocation is dated the 3d of September, and the proclamation the 6th."
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Ionian Islands
Event Date
September 3 6, 182?
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dispute amicably adjusted; greek proclamation revoked on september 3 before ionian proclamation on september 6.
Event Details
Difference between Lord High Commissioner and Greek Government resolved. Captain Pechell brought despatches announcing Greek revocation of proclamation upon his requisition. Austrian Observer reported from Corfu that revocation preceded awareness of Ionian proclamation.