Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-27
lhe llames, aud Oiher transports have been

vasia, III the Morea, has been delivered to the
Greeks and that, By II treaty the troops have
been permitted 10 withdraw, and the rich
Turks 10 carry away their riches; the moor
remain assured o. the liberty of their religion.
aud the protection OF their persons.
From Odessa we learn, under date of the
Cd ult. that the Grand SeiSnor had given some
Armenian churches To the Greeks. 4 new
patriarch had also been appointed but the
Greeks complain. that his nomination is lille
gal, because il is without the concurrence of
TIE great synod, aud they avow their deter
minaGon not to recognize his authoritv.-
They even affirm that liz is Jew in disguise
Letters were received in l.on,lrn on Sat,r-
day, dated Naples September II, srom Il com
mercai house of great cminencc in that city,
which express considerable alarm respecting
The state of Sicily. Reports were in very ge-
neral circulation, that formidable insurrec-
ton had broken out in Palermo. The regular
mail rom thence, which had brought accounts
up to the 9TH, had given no intimation that "A
danger OF that kind was impending, hut the
Intelligence was understood to have been
conveyed by telegraph through Messina. by
which mode any occurrence of moment NAV
be transmitted To the seat of government in a
few hours. This alone is certain. that some
Austrian troops had been embarked with great
precipitation, and had sailed, under the cs-
cort OF two irigatcs for Palermo.
Letters from Pest, dated Sept. 4. state that
Prince Ypsilanti has been liberated from the
fortress ofMmkatsch, in pursuance of an or
der from Prince Metternch. Ii is said he is
gone to Trieste under a f,igned name. Russia.
II Is Thought, interiered in his favor.
Ii appears, from an Official communication
from Cadiz, that the existence of the yellow
lever at Fort St. Mary, has been formally de-
CARED by the physicians mt that place. \
! small TrpOline squadron, which had been sent
to the assistance ofthe Porte, has fallen into
| the hands Of the Greeks.
LONDON, Octnher 7.--iiambnrg paners to
| the S9th ult. state that the harvest had prov
ed bad IN the northern provinces of Swedcn
y That IN the Russian government of Pshow
the crops had been much damaged hy CONT
| nued rains and floods. The rise of grain in
this country, had caused much activity in the
corn trade Of Copenhagen.
Sir Robert Wilson. ON hearing of.bis dis
mlssal from service, demanded court martial
which was promptly refused. He then adj
dressed letter 10 his constituents the electors
ot southwark. who called meeting and q.
renrd a subscription TO make IN the sun he
was deprived OF by his dismissal. 1880 wa,
subscribed On the spot.
II IS statediH the Austrian Observer. of Sept
18th, that an English ship, freighted nj Liver.
| pool, on her way from Alexandria for SMYRNA
mad been captured by the priyateers. and car
red INTO the little island Of Coso, between Can
Ola and Rhodes. A Turkish family of /:
persons from Egypt, who were passengers
were ail murdered. The captain escaped &c
Alexandria. Accounts from Smyrna TO Aug
| 29th, state that the Rochfort British shin o
war, sailed thence on the o4th of that month
Jaw Slf =fsa. tr.,.,C ,. -.
mitted under the Greek flag. No account.
had reached Smyrna of any further engage
mcnt between the Greek and Turkish fleets
Bells Weekly Messenger of the 9TH. con
tains the folIowng:-
we have lately abstained from any men.
ton of the affairs OF Spain, lest on The on,
| name, we should appear to give encourage
ment to principles certainly there carried +,
excess, and lest. on the other, we should seen
to take part with her feeble and despotic ro
vernmcnt; feeble, rs to the protection of per
son ard property and despotic, insomucb n.
the VIII OF the King, and the power and inGu
efice OF the Nobility, occupied the place 81
ia" An event has now occurred of so serio,i,
nature, as to render it necessary to termin-
ate THIS iOrhearance. Orr readers will learn
with some surprise, that England and Spain
are upon the eve OF p state of things very lit
tie short of actual war and that a feather. al.
most, may turn the scale either way.
This affair IL briefly as follows In :
Spanish paper, called the Regulator, appeared
IN tenor the following paragraph II is affirm
ed that his Britannia Majestv. George the
Fourth, will do himself the honor Of taking =
second wife in his present journey to the con.
tnent; and that this lady will be chosen from
one of the German courts-perllaps the young.
est Princess of The Austrian house of Fstrr.
hazy-a young lady of the age of18 wears.
aud therefore extremely well suited 70 thc
mature years ofhis British Majesty, now in
his Goth year. The paper then goes on to
auu, mat tins news can excite no SUNRISE
since there are persons to whom all crimes
are permitted, and who, though the object Of
general execration, nevertheless enjoy all the
iavours Of fortune, if rcmnrsc do not assni
them at every hour and every minute of the
day, and If they are permitted TO enioy the
ir'uts OF their misdeeds." Immediately upor
the publication of this atrocous libel the
BRUSH Ambassador applied to the Spanish go
Vernment, and demanded, as he had GOOD
right to demand, the punishment of the libel
Ter. Inc Spanish government ordered the
prosecution of tine editor and the printer: but
the grand Jury, or what is tantamount to If IN
the Spanish administration of Justice. threw
out, as we should term it, the bill, endorsing
upon the back Of it that they saw no matter
OF prosecution in the act alleged. The Bri-
tsh minister, therefore, and the powerful mo
march whom hc represents, have received mo
satisfaction for this atrocious insult, and. 50
Tar as Spain and her government are concern
ed, have no explanation or satisfaction TO ey-
pect for one of the most abominabIe libel5 in
modern times"
LEGHoEN, Sept. 22.-The tender of Adm.
Moore arrived this morning in 10 days from
Corfu, and brings information that in the Mo-
rca the Greeks have taken Nayarrin and Cor
ron. AT Zantc news was received that the
ottoman squadron had been attacked by the
Greeks, who bad taken and hnrni seven frnns-