Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-31

aarching against Consiontinopie, and that n
Russian fleet was proceeding from the Black
Sea. for The same distinction.
A frigatc was building at Marscilles for
account of the Regency of Tunis, under the
direction of the Tunisan Admiral, Rails
Harrana Moral, who had contracted for the
building of several other vessels ofwar, for
which he had the permission of the French.
Government
Several French vessels oe war had sailed
from Toulon for the Lcvant.
Naples was tranquil in the possession of the
Austrians. A considerable corps of Austrians
had landed IN Sicily to take possession OF that
Island.
An English fleet said to have 10000 men
on board had arrived at Malta
Piedmont was qliiet-The Austrians were
SAID to have entered Tarin, but had not vet
entered Genoa. IE.
PARIS, June 28.-The last news from Con-
stantinople is up to the 14th ult The follow
ing circumstance had produced a lively SEN
satiOn in that Capital "A Greek Merchant
named Danesi, having been arrested ON
the second day of May, the Russian Ambas-
sador, Baron dc StrognoH, reclaimed him in
quality OF Banker TO the Russian Legation :;
but the Refs Effendi driy replied, that Danesi
was a subject of the Porte aud that the Am
Dassador had no right to espouse his part. His
eXccllency then demanded of what crime the
merchant was accused the Grand Vizier
stated they had the most evident proof OF
high treason against him. Baron de StrognoT
renlar hed that such an accusation changed the
nature OF things, as it insinuated "A doubt of the
purity OF his own sentiments, and was an of
fence TO the Imperial Minister, inasmuch as
Danesi, his banker, was charged with his Off
clal correspondence in the Morea. The Grand
v
bassador overwhelmed him with the most Sc
we're reproaches, and serious menaces On the
ith, vi. de Fentin, first counsellor of the Rus
sian Legation, placed himself with his suite
near the mosque where the Sultan offers I'D
his prayers, and at the moment his Highness
CAME out lifted up his memorial and cried out
with high voice in the Turkish language
Here is a memorial of the Minister Plenipo-
Tertiary of his Majesty the Emperor of Rus
sla, to his Highness Sultan Mahmud H.
Twice he pronounced these words without
exciting attention, but the third time the Sui
tan del5ned to regard him aud to receive the
paper by the hands of a Turkish officer in at
tendance, and thea continued his way Onthe
same day, however, the previous refusal was
repeated in still stronger terms.
A letter from Warsaw of the aGtb ult. (the
| very day on which the Emperor Alcxandcrlelt
that city on his return 10 his own capitan con-
tains information, which, il it be correct, must
be deemed of considerable Importance it is
| as follows =" Public opinion declares itself
more strongly IN Russia every day in favor of
the cause Of! the Greeks. TO the sympathy
which the community freligion naturally ex-
cited between the two nations, "a deep senti-
nient OF Indignation has been added by the a.
trocious scenes OF which the capital ofthe OF
toman Empire has been the theatre. The
execution OF The Greek Patriarch has carried
that indignation TO the highest pitch. We
Know not what may he the views OF the Rus
sian government with respect to what is pas
sing IN Turkey, but il is certain that the vari-
Gus corps oftrcops already in motion towards
the frontiers of Moldavia, have received orders
to accelerate their march"