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

| IL they obtain ANY, viii he ;llc signal fcr ,hcir
massacre En- MAssE. no this deplorabie state
of things is added, the dread that the Difficult
~ oil communication with Egypt, on account
OF the Greek rovers in the Archipelago, will
'ead 10 ianilne--a scourse which always ex-
cites sad connections in the capital
| The Instruction does not appear TO have
made further progress in Bulgaria, since the
post from Constantnopie has duly arrived but
private letters from Sem,in, dated june. g. an
nounce that the Servians have refused pas
sage to reinforcement of 600 men, which
the Paeha of Widdcn had directed TO Bel
grade, and that they had even killed about a
hundred Turks. The posts of Waachia and
Moldavla are wholly cut off.
1.-The last accounts from Wallachia. which
however, we communicate without vouchiue
ior ,neir authenticity, state, that Theodore
SiudZier had fallen into the hands of the
turks, who had cut off his head The Turk
ISM forces afterwards proceeded for Bucharest.
psilantl had taken flight il. the direction OF
| Cronstadt.
:" LEmDEnG, June 4.-The Russian corps
ar,nee, under the command of General
Sacken,which has advanced upon the Nicmeh
WIN, II ~ said, have its head quarters at Bya-
hstock, ana he cautioned in the environs."
| GREECE.
| LIVERPOOL, June .}0.-Intclligence through,
the Frankfort papers ofthe 18th inst speaks
tus OF the storning of Galatz bv the Turks
on the 18th MAY. The number OF the Greeks
IN the place was about 1000 above 1000 haY-
ing marched to Wallacha, the knowledge OF
this induced the Turks to attack them with
60oo men. The number olkilIed is stated at
5000: the Turks after the defeat OF the Greeks
| having naassacred all the inhbtants, including
women and children, and set TIC town on fire
by an order of The Imperial Auic Council e.
citivcs from Moidavia and WaIlaclia are TO be
allowed to enter Pennsylvania, so long rs there
Is no Turkish army in those provinces, but As
soon as such army has entered them they
are to he repelled by force as.rcies. AZ theIas
Frankfort fair there was only single indiyi-
dual OF the Greek nation. lie was authorised;
as an agent Of ali his commercial countryrucn
who bad obligations Ola pccunary nature to
discharge, and was commissioned TO excuse
| their non-appear;Ice Oh account Of the Pre-
sent state ot things in their country, which!
likewise made it impossible for them to pay
| thcsunns that were due from them 20 this state
| AT the same tame, he added, L., the name OF
his employers, the assurance that TIE paw
rncnts should be Immediately made when the
state OF Things At home rendered It in any de.
gree possible. The Greek confirmed the re-
port tina; Cara Ali had certainly attempted.
| ~ studied treachery 10 the Greeks, TO open
| nMse,ta way TO the reconciliation with the
Forte, the hope of which he had not set re-
noucccd, as the Porte had hitherto spared the
lives of his children, who were in IFS hands rs
securities for his behaviour. His perii,iious
, intentions had. however, been discovered in
good time BY lis mos; confidential secretaryn
Greek hy birth anti such precautions had hee.i
taken, that il would De hardly possible for hin,
u show his evil disposition in over. acts. The
| Greeks had the more eficacous means in their
hands, as Ali was surrounded with their co,ll-
str, IL, n, Al
not be easy for him TO undertake any th;D,
without Their knowledge.
LIvERpooL. S0th June, 1G2l.-In the course
OF the month 81, 000 bales of Cotton have been
imported into Liverpool, of which 25,o0n
were from North America, 5000 from South
America and Portugal, and 2C00 from other.
places. The quantity sold in the same period
mas heen 10000 bales, comprising 81 600 fraln
the United States, and 5000 from the Brazils.
me market has for some days been rather
dull, although toleraby steady. Yesterday :,
pubic sale of about 600 bales Of Sea Islands
went oil brskly at the former prices The
s,OcH OF the Gealers generally are not heavy,
and the sDinners, who purchase much more
in this market thar. formerly, are only mode
raiciy supplied In France also, where the
annual consumption is now estimated at
100000 BAH s, the quantity on hand is not
large.
The lower descriptions Of Virginia T'obac-
co have declined ID per III. The sales during
the month have been about 700 hhds. of
which 40c were Kentucky Leaf, for export,
at y TO 25d for inferior, and 81 10 Id for
ine Our present Stock consist OF a8Oo hhds.
| OF kentucky, Georgia, &c. 1900 OF Virginia
Leaf, and l00G hhd,. Of StenImed. On the
seth ult. the French Government contracted
for SAG hhds OF Virginia.
About 1000 hrls. OF American Flour have
been imported, of which nearly 5000 have
been sold for export TO Jersey, Newfoundland,
and the West Indies, at els to COS per barred,
leaving orr present stock 10 bond about $4,000
barrels, almost the whole Of which is sour.
small parcel OF New Orleans sour Flour
brought ljs per barrel. The crops Of Wheat
are said, although with some exception, to look
toierabIy well. The aggregate average Of the
last SIX weeks is J2s III, and The last average
SIS Tod per quarter.
Translated for the National IntelligencerJ
Ia'o Of the esd Of .9pril, 1921.
Louis, by the grace of God, King of France
ana OF Navarro. On the report of our Min
lsier, Secretary of State, in the Department
OF Foreign Affairs, we have ordained and do
Ordain as follows:
Art. l. The 1gt article of our ordinance of
the 26th July last, by which there is cgtab
Ished special duty of ninety francs per ton,