Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-03


Loru melville removes To the Home Depart
meat, and Lord S;dmouth TO the Presidency
~ C0anc;l. Lord Harrowby, whose health is
s2'd to be- exceedingly impaired, has long ex-
pressed wish 10 retire from office, is going
10 remain fos Some time on the Cnn,incnt.S
H.r. Hushisson, as il has been stated. re-
moves to tnc Board or Controu With seat
~ Inc Cabinet; and M. Croker takes tie
W GODS and Forests.
SPAIN.
Letters from Bordeaux az the 10th June
nentinn The receipt ofvcry alarming accounts
from spain, disturbance having broken out
III the north ofthat kingdom, Tie iates, dates
from Galllcia reach down 10 the 9th June, but
utey do not notice the circumstance and we
are therefore inclined tn hope, that the inlor-
Ration received By way of Bordeaux is un-
ioundcd' at Coruhna, up 10 the beginning Of
The present month, tranquility prevailed and
according to some OF the adviccs, there was a
lar prospect That the public mind would not
ne disturbed. A letter from Cadiz of the Ist
June states that two commissioners had ar
riyed.tier;: from the Kingdom of Mexico :
and We're In proceed immediately to Mad
rid other commissioners from different stu
aiio:,s in South America, where Ferdinand is
ackno wledSed, had either arrived in Spain or
were on their way to that kingdom.
NAPLES.
The King OF Naples, by decree of the
Soth OF May, has granted full and entire am
nesty tn those who since the eth of july, 1890.
TIL and including the 10Th of March last, have
enrolled themselvc rs members of secret and
prphibltcd societies, or who have taken part
IL political events ;exccpting always Ia strange
cSCeption) individuals comprehended in the
number Of conspirators. The corps of Aus
t"ans sent into Sicily is under the command
{! Gen. Waimotien. They are sent, it is said,
IL preserve tranquility, as sul!en fnrment
prevailed IN Sicily, and party spirit was daily
increasing. The Ming D, Naples has given
Nna' he Is advised to call constitution" 70
I's people. The chief features oil il are That
lue king chooses the national representatives
III the first place ano in the next place, gives
rSnsinns 10 such CT them as [bv their zeal
Dor liberty, no doubt Shall merit such proofs
al lis royal favor,
TURKEY.
Inc ad'iccs from Turkey are still contra
Nctory. communication from Bucharest
states that Turkish army Of considerable
strength has crossed the Danube, driven hack
theodore, who was unable To resist ard oc-
c"fled the capital OF Wallachia. The Turks.
on entering the city, are said to have observed
fhc strictcst discipline. The last accounts
from Wailaclia, dated Esd of Nav, represent
tac army of Ypsilan;i rs r5ccivin. considrra-
ne reinorce:nc1ts ni volunteers and a letter
rom Atcns furnishes narrative of the IN
S:irrcciion in the Morea aud ncighboring pro-
F'i'ceS, hut most of the particulars have
been already before the puhlic. II would ap-
r"ar that The Turks retain possession of NOT
more than seven or eight fortified towns and
cls.ics. The peasaniry of$ttica, Greeks and
[stoanians. are IN arms, aud lave raised the
Standard of Greece in the village OF Mcndi.
larce leagues from Athens They have been
.I"!ned by the Inhabitants of Saamis. and diff
Trent villages OF the isthmus. The Turks
fave retired into the citadel OF Athens. and
have taken with them three prinates, two
tcc!esiastics, and several of the principal in
haoitants, as hostages for the fidelity of the
:hthcnians, but the people flock notwiths;an
Tag, IN great numbers from the town TO the
camp OF Neinidi. On the 18th MT. conflict
look place between the Greeks and Turks. in
Inc vicinity of Gaatz. The inhabitants, on
TIC approach of the enemy, fortified them
selves as well as time would permit bur, be-
ing attacked by superior forces, after 4 contest
al an hour, they were driven from their posi-
lions. The Turks entered the town, nlassa-
cred the inhabitants without distinction of age
or sex, and set il on fire. The number of VIC
inns is estimated at 5000. A corps of about
100 Moldayians flying from Jassy went TO
lakr refuge at S!elen, within the Russian
terrific" y,but entrance was rigidly denied them
These unhappy men then turned their stems.
! ! struggling parties towards the river Prilth
IN order TO escape the fury ofthcir Ottoman
p'Ir5uers. An article from Warsaw, says, that
III ituss'a public opinion daily declares itself
More strongly in favor OF the Greeks. The
fnas3acrcs at ConstantinOple and particularly
the execution of thu Geek Patriarch, had cy-
ciicd AN universal feeling ofindgnation against
the Turks. The Hamburg papers contain an
account Ola dispute between the Russian Am
iassddor and ths Porte, which if il he true in
I'll Its circumstances, may lead to serious con
Atquencrs. Dancsl, Greek merchant heing
arrested on some futile charges, was released :
when he was persuaded again To surrender
iinsei. by the Russian ambassador, who
pledged his word for his life. lie was immc-
diaiely thrown into prison, and all the efforts
ot the ambassador 10 procure his release prov
ell Intellectual a formal complaint has also
bcen made To the Porte by Russia, OF the i'll
treatment lthe Greclls-the insults offered
To their religion, and the destruction of their
churches and farther the Russian ambassador
iias demanded that no Turkish troops should
he allowed to enter the municipalities of Media
via aud Wallacha.
The Greek flect, which is chiefly fitted out
i1nl the Islands idra, Spezia, and Ipsera,
consists of GO vessels, many Of which are
'Ntt@HlcIE wen manncd and armed, and is
cruising IN the Archipelago. They have
succeeded in capturing many trading vessels.
and even ships of war Belonging to the Turks.
All tile crews have been massacred. and il IS
calculated thatbetwecD two and three thousand
Turks lrve been sacrificed in this manner.-
One large boat, with two hundred Turks ~,
board, was scfiled and sunk of Snyrna.-
50 Ittle able were the Turks. at The date
at the adgiccs, Co cope with The Greeks nj sea.
fh1f a body OF troops from Asiatic Turkey,
consisting ct 5000 men, aud destined for an