Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-04

II IS an error 20 conceive there il only ,wo
parties ia the revolted Turkish Provinces. viz.
the Greeks and the Turks. The inhabitants
OF the Ottoman Empire, who adhere to the
Grcck mot mted) Church, are divided into
many distinct tribes, = div ision which every
WHERE has great influence OH Il political oues-
ton. From the beginning of the hate events
IN Turkey, this difference has caused great
diversity III the objects and nature OF the ali
t2mpts which disturb the tranquility OF Europe.
Ihe first revolt WIS that OF Thcodore's in
| Nailachia against Ike Greeks. that is tn say.
against tue great Greek families resident nj
Constaniinoplc, i'll the Fanar, and thence call
ell Fanario;s, from whom the Hospod;trs of
the two provinces were taken, rs well as tfc
Interpreters of the Porte, aud other high
oDic"rs IN The centre of the government re-
served for the Greeks. rheudcre's drclara.
tons, therefore, were not nccordant with those
OF ipslland. the latter of whom now appeared
| IN Moidavla as the Champion of the purely
Greek cause, whose natural adhcrents inhabit
the Peloponnesus. Michael Suzzo, the Fanari-
vi, Hospodar OF the province, immediately be
trayed TO the Porte the progress the rebellion
had made and considering himself us the Rep
resentative off the Ottoman power, declared
against 1t. Between the people OF Dacia. who
are descendants OF Roman Coonists and the
pure Greeks there is great difference. In
truth, the enterprise ofthc Greeks in Molda-
VI" was at the first, merely supported by per-
| SONS, who possessing little or nothing might
| gain by Il revolution and the names of tbe
fanarots at the head of ii, were not likely to
gam inc people OF Dacia. In the month of
March last fpsilanti sent a confidential person
| 20 dolSoch ocshGowlts, the head of the Ser
vans to persuade him 10 revolt and aid the
Greeks. But there is such 4 determined ma
| t'onal antipathy between the Greeks and the
Servlans, that AlolsOch would not listen for 4
| ihomeEtto The proposal, hut assured the porte
| oil the iiueiity of the atter,who have hitherto
renamed quiet rs the Pelopomcsian Greeks
| dId not during the loug and successive trou-
| hles in Ser,ia The Greek reyolu,ion. then.
according 10 tine view we have lust taken is
calculated for the Peiuponnes,ls,and the Islands
o. The Archipelago. The attempt of psian-
II seems IN has respect somewhat premature
me revolution proposed by the secrets of the
fietarstS has .Or lis object the restoration of
cfeece. THIS sect originated in 1914, lis ram
ihcauonS are u.GncrCus and OK ensiyc and il
IS intimately connected with the cause which
produced the recent revolutionary movements
In different parts of Christian Europe. The
inaurrec'ion III Wa,lachia was directly oppos-
ed To the wishes of The Hatarists. ,ihc TWO
puncpacs OIL the Danube are almost indie
pendent OF the Ottoman power, who's. sub
Ject are moi allowed To settle in them. The
Complaints ott'le people were not only directed
against the oppression OF the Turkish govern
meat, ny cqnAEy or more against the tyranny
oi the urc2k Princes themselves, who govern
specifically, and treat those countries as if
sai'S lher personal rapacity, aud That OF their
numerous followers.
! 1, was reported at Madrid on the 18th ult.
lat Nenno (hNe another Bngantno) had,
since the l3!i, been himself in the Spanish
capital, where h. had with his own hands. az
| iNed placar;s II the corners Of several streets.
| on the morning OF the 18th of Nav, the re-
Simcnls Of the Spanish Guard, and ofthe Line,
addressed representation of the most ener-
get!c nature TO kng Ferdinand, repeating
their request that the Cogtcs may not be dis
missed this year.
The .3Ncgemeine Zeit,7,g gives the follow
Ing proof Orthc Castillian bribc Sc Al the
sales OF the National Estates, by decree OF
tho Spanish gov ernnlent many of the bidders
would offer 1000 TO 1000 reals more with the
Observation on account of the threats of an in
vasion."
The following extract of letter dated St.
Petersburg May 90, mentions circumstances
OF such Importance To persons CARRYING on
commerce with Russia =" At last the manu-
lecturers and calico printers have succeeded in
| their representations with the high Council of
Ministers, Iii consequence of which an Ukase
has been issued, which entities them to have
Their own remts ana scarchers at any custom
;ioUse OF the empire, iii order to watch and in
spect The clearing and examining of any ma
nulacturcd goods imported. This UEasc has
caused great sensation, and every honourl-
| bic Russian rClOiccs atit sitmav be hoprdfhat
| the trade of such articles which are taxed with
higher import duty will at last assume a
more steady charactcr''
! According to recent adviccs from Stockholm
Inc King of Sweden has decided. for E,rilita
! ting the commercial intercourse between Swc-
den and Norway, that all the manufactures
ana products OF Sweden may in future be I'M
ported by lard andhy sea into Norway, free OF
autics II conveyed in Swedishyesses, and the
same privilege is reciprocally granted to the
products and manufactures Of Norway inn
ported into Sweden.
Evolutionary movement lately took place
near Danizic. Itwas, however, of an INSIGHT
i'cant description, and soon quelled by Prus-
SIAN detachment.
woman, named Bedos, was sentenced
on Thursday, Ia two years imprisonment for
publicly utering, in March last offensive words
against the person of the King and Members
OF the Royal Family.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
BALTIMORE, August 29.-By the arrival or
the fast sailing ship Bclyidcra, captain George
ilobson, III 20 days from Liverpool. VIC have
received Our regular files of london napers to
the l4th, and Liverpool to the 18th july. We
have time only to make the following sunrua-
ry: