Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-29

strength o! adhcrcns and of resources the instrrcc-
ton viii spread but il can terminate only in useless
waste OF huiuan life. Should the Turkish govern
mcnt be too weak qucli ,he rebellion. Austria and
RusSln are n; hand, 10 end the struggle. They Nill
not bc likely to permit the establishment OF an indie
pendent Greek empire, and any question of proicc-
ton by either of these powers would involve formi-
dabc difficulties IS connected with the political rcla-
tons of Europe. Coarier
HAMBURGiI, April ia communication olcser-
wing of credit, daicd brody, 2Sd March, has been
communicated to us, stating, that General Count
LagcroD, Governor OF Odessa, had called mcciinr
oil the merchants, and assured them that they liyi,
continue their shipments, noiw outstanding the events
II Nodayis Reports of troubles IN Constan,in srl,
where the Greeks were said 10 have s,oilncd the
arsenal, seem 10 merit little credit; but Grcol.
army appears to b. advancing towards that capital
JAssY, March l9-Prncc Ypsianti has march
cd With aweil equipped corps, stated TO amount
-O,oOo oreeks, Nolta'ians, and Arnauts, with If
teen pieces of cannon, and has issued procama-
ton OF great length. The military preparations are
continued with all diligence by prince Suazo, who
remains behind and II money be considered as Il
chici requisite, this was in abundance Tranquill-
~ is fully restored The number of Turks massa-
cred in the first connection is said be FORTY most
y OF the poores, class. The Turks who we're at
Boduschani, have taken refuge in Russia:
TRIESTE, March 81
Etr1ct of rrircte letter an the Journal Des Dej,ty
"fhc situation Of our neighbours, the Turks, cx-
cites the most lively attention. The revolutionary
movements OF Moidnyia and Waliachia happen pre-
Icy .tt 'hS sstin' tiit oil the
isle OF Gambia refuse pay tic extraordinary trib-
ute which the Musm, Governor of isle had
ordered TO be levied upon them. Albania is far from
bcn9 tranquil the Icrsidcs, from which tribe the
famous All Pacha dcsccnds, show disposition to
maintain hrs son Mouctas, in the possession of his
hereditary domains. The old Ali Pacha himself
by means Of his immense treasures, corrups sue ces-
sivey the Generals who are sent 10 besicgc him.
Inc Ocrvians are IN negotiation with the Porte to
demand the c:cnson OF the privileges that the late
treaty between Russia aud the Ottoman Umpire in
sured 10 them. Tho DiVan has granted the dimi-
mutton OF the tribute haratch, but not the military
occupation Of Bcg raclc The inhabitants of Bosnia
tho ianatical Mussun,cm, have quarrels witt, their
tacha respecting the privileges which his troops
arrosate TO thcnisclvos their minds arc M, alien
from TIC desire OF sort ofindcPe ndcncc, similar to
tnat enjoycd by the Scrvians. TO hcighcn these
cmbarrassmonts, the Pore has impr,dcntly an
nounced is intention of9epriving the powerful Vice
roy OF Egypt OF moicty OF his Pachaiick.
In SUCH situation, il Is 10 be remarked that the
eternal negotiations between the Dyan and the
Suas'an ambassador, relatively 10 the forrcsscs of
Poti and Bathoum lin Lower Gcorga) arc no, ter
minated. Those which had for their object the li>-
a;on OF the limits on the side of Moldavia were
concluded some months ago,and it is not true as was
rumourct. that the kussian army, under the orders
OF the Prince Wittgcnstein, is 100000 strong il
scarcely consists OF Il quarter of that number and
Is barely OF sufficient force for the ordinary gar.
rison service.
Some Turks, who have fed before the Arnau,s
and Watchians. have arrived n, the posts of the OF.
ilcers OF the Austrian customs in the Banpat As
uicy dread the injection OF the plague they were
not suffered 10 pass beyond the line OF their Offices
where they remain like heaps of merchandise
l.. = II Is at this moment confidently said that
tir insurrcction in Naliachia and Moidayia is ex-
tending, and That nearly 5000 Greeks have enroll
cd themselves under the bannersol Prince Ypsi.an-
t. Some Russian officers who have followed him.
have been deprived of their commissions by the
Imperial government.
IoNpoS, April IG.-Numcrous arrests !, is said
nave Lately taken place in Prussia, anl the apprc-
hcns'ons OF ITS Government have led 10 an ,igrc ~;
fiton OF the saadlng army 1t was understood TINT
the Mag OF Prussia had good reason for no, obey
ing his summons to Liybach and it is now affirm
ca :iatli the NcapoItans lad made any stand
against the Austrians, the Prussians would have
broken out into instructions
From the -Ne5o YORK Gd.n.c1
, INC House OF Commons adjourned on the l9ih to
the 3hh ut No particular business had been attcn-
dcd to.
vessel has arrived in the Downs from AIadaras-
car, having on board Prince Ratafe and ten DINER
Aladasascaryouths. Eataie is n native Prince. aud
mas boon sen; 10 Eng land by Radaml, King OF the
island on the occasion OF ratification OF "A treaty
WITH his 'laJcsty, by which the slave trade has been
nniiy abolished IN its greatest market in the eastern
hemisphere.
a letter from Paris Of 18th, states that a,lyiccs
had bfen received there from the Ionan Islands by
winch it's a:certlned, that the NIorea and the Sou
thorh Provinces of Greece are manfestinr the
same spirit OF nsurrection against the Turkish power
as those IN The North. Some Greek officers, who
acquired their experience in military tactics in the
British service, at the head oft,lc Insurrcnts
VINO were collecting in large bodies.
Inc courier. OF the 2Oth contIinS scvcra, extracts
from document said TO have been addressed by
ten fcpc, TO the Ncapotan nation anterior to his
departure from the Nelpolit4n TERRITORY III, first
refers 10 the ingratudc with which his patriotic OK.
crtions had occn rewarded; expresses his dctcsi,.
iion OF Inc conduct OF those who guided their coun-
cs, ami the basoness of their cOnduct ON every oc
casion when the enemy made his appearance ~.
says, = YOU fed, YOU deserted Won submitted: and
submitted upon the terms of the conoucror: and
t. too IN the face, of all your rrotcstationS of all
yohr pretended enthusiasm ior liberty and nlepcnd-
cncc."
Oi himself he observes, . that ain m exile *
nothing. l am content To- suffer- aud would oIad,,
suffer much more, could benrG; the land in which
was born have done INV dity and thai j. alone
the consolation that is lett me
y Royal Edict signed by the Marquis &c CircclIo
Presden; Of the Provisional Government has bccn
issued at Naples sabcctiug 10 extraordinary mca.
surcs, MI secret societies o.. individuals vino eLou
favor tbem directly or indirectly.
an Austrian corps is marching for Genoa, and will
take possession oft in the of the KIM Victor
Emanuel.
General Frmont has sent flags of truce
from Naples to Sicily, and other parts ortlc
Kingdom
"Ifwc may credit the reports in circula-
ton" observes the Augsburg Gazette, "the
Prince of Carignan has bern arrested by
some flednonteSc soldiers just as he was
going TO enter the Milanesa Territory"
On the information that the rebels. to the
amount of 5000 men, had left Alessandria to
advance to Novara, and induce the ROYAL
troops to desert, Gen. Count Bubna passed
the 'TcsinO on the night of the 9TH of April at
the head Of the Austrian troops, and pro-
cecded also to Novara. The rebels ser,
soon put 10 fight. On the 10th the adyan-
ced guard of fhe Royal army entered Turin,
and a part occupied the citadel. Gen. La
tour arrived two hours afterwards, with the
rest of the troops. He intended TO march 70
Alessandria ifthe news of the surrender or
dispersion of the garrison did not arrive, as