Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-24

tres. IA This table are not Comprised
i.."i5,lSS piasireS, fabricated in lSl0,
-. vduse the iusurrcc,inn having taken
I.,dce on the 10Th OF Decenber of that
year, and the first six months of which
being past. the gathering OF the metals
- alrcady made, and the riches of these
t''Wrs ot happiness was infinitely superior
la The proJuc. of the subsequent Years,
even IN the preSen, time; thus. we are
enabled To- estimate, al the rate OF forty
millions oi francs IN The year, the produce
oi The mines ut Mexico, in spite of the
calami;ies q! civil War, which has lasted
since the year 1910. One may easily
conceive, that II is oi Importance To pos
1855 the Havana situated al the entrance
oi The Gut, which serves as the temporary
store house for all that COMES out Of
New Spain, and har5or Tor ali that
comes there, independent n! the pariicu-
lar produce oil The isle OF Cuba.
JIig 3a.--Lii- have been received
hom The ioniAn Islands, dated IN the be.
ginning oi June, detailing The events
which ,"ok place ON the cesSion of Par2a
10 the Turks. We collect from them the
following particulars -" BY Sir +. Matt
lands orders, the officers commanding the
Il III garrison "a Pdrga mAdr known To
the inhabitants, That IN conformity Ia
arrangements with Ali PacIia, a Turkish
force WAS 10 enter their territory without
DELAY, but that the English troops wnuld
remain fur their protection along with the
TURKS, until they we're able TO arrange
all their affairs, and complete the emiyra-
Ton. On receiving Ibis Inliination, which
was confirmed, by the approach of an
Ottoman force, The Parguiuois having held
consolidation, sent 10 inform Tie COM
handini, that as such was the delerniua-
ii"n OF Tie British government, they had
unanimously resolved, that should one
s!a2ie Turk enter their territory before
al! ~ lben should have had far oppor-
'nmiN 81 ica'iag II, they would put to
Nea,h an ihcW wives and children, and
afterwards defend themselves against any
iyrce. Turkish or Christian, iisat should
violate the pledge made to then and
iA"i they would tight until only one should
survive To tell the story.-I'he English
c"nl'nandan', pcrcciVIng by their prepar,
alton thdl tine resolution was irrevoCablp,
instantly Dispatched information TO Sir
hos. Maitland, al Corfu, vino sent Gen.
Sir Fred. Ataiu 10 eXpostuiaie with them
THAI officer on his arrival at parpa
observed large lire in the public square.
wheie She inhabitants had heaped tore
th"r HE bones of their ancestors, collect
Ell from the churches and cemeteries
All the male population stood armed AT
thc doors OF their respective dwellings, :
lie women aud children we're witbin.
""all'nS heiT td;e; IA gloomy a,.i avfu!
silence prevailed. iew Of iht Plima,es,
"uh The Proiopapa al their head, receiv.
{" General Adam on his landing, and as
surrd him thai the meditated sacrifice
would he Immediately executed, unless
Ne could stop Inc entrance Of the Turks
who had already arrived near the frontier.
hnd eiieciuaily rroiectihrir embarcatiom
ana departure. Fortunately Sir +. Adam
Innhd means TO prevail Oh The Ottoman
C"m'uandant 10 halt his force. The c las.
go" fri5ale, Capt. Maitland, which had
p'rn sent from Corfu, having arrived the
cih barcaiIon commenced, aud all the Par
GuinoirS proceeded, under her protection.
10 Corfu. The Turks on their entrance,
found Parga desert; d the 0uly signal that
iHaFhea Their reception, was The snoke OF
'"t funeral pSre, IN which its late inhabi-
'Ants had consumed the bones of their
foTeiHiheTs. The unfortunate emirranis
are 90" principally al Corfu. waiting, as
nous less wanderers, tie distribution oil
me miserable plItance OF Els per head,
obtained Tor them by their protectors,
which IS to be called compensation for
the !"ss OF their property, iheirna live soil,
aui social existence. Thus has clos.G
The memorable negotiation in a scene of
calamity which The most lively imagina-
hon could hot have anticipated hut
winch, unless some new enormiiies shall
have "tface, The recollection Of it, will
rouse against the Councils aud Council
iefs OF the empire The antiraihy and i'll
diSna'lOn OF mankind" lMorR. CNyom.