Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-14

they nav: only escaped 10 tell the dreadful
tale. Among those reported to have perish
ed, were Miss Heriot, daughter TO Lieutenant
Herlot, of the Bengal establishment, and ii
female attendant. Miss Hcriot was coming To
England for her education, and the captain
was To have delivered her to the care of her
grandfather, Who resides at Chelsea.
u From London papers 10 Jan. l. recrired az The o.
nee 81 te Ne,c York Commercial .qarertisgr, pr
the 4Lbion az 81 days from Liverpool.
We have glanced hastily over several col
lumn OF the debates of the chamber of Depu-
ties. They are oitec violent, but not per
haps more SO than usual
The French funds have fallen within fort
night after the change of Ministers, from 80
and 89f down to 82f or rather more than
per cent.
A Paris paper Of the goth says-"It is at
hrmed that AN extraordinary courier, who ar
rived at banking house of this capital yester-
day has brought positive advices from Con
stantlnope =, The remainder OF
the paragraph was suppressed by the Censor
ship, which, it seems, has not been abolished
as we were yesterday led to believe er rath-
er To hope.
The Russian Gazette confirms the runner
mentioned in our summary yesterday, of Il
genera! creation or promotion of orders among
those who constituted the Russian legation
under Baron StrogonoG, at Constaniinope.-
Promotions olthis kind were invariably apre-
limnafy of Bonaparte to commencing Il cam
paisn. There is also q la Bonaparie, IA formal
Expose of the military force OF Russia speci
fying the number ofthe respective corps and
their positions through the vast empire
1t appears that the Turkish people will not
permit the government to accede to the Rus
sian uItimatum, even were the Divan so dis
posed. Such is their hatred to the chris
tians that they will encounter certain and in-
evtable destruction, rather than make TO them
the least concession.
The Pcrsians continue to Advance victori-
ously. The news that Bagdad had fallen in
to their hands is confirmed, and it is again
said that they have taken Trebisond, and to-
tally destroyed a Turkish corps posted near
Erzerum
The Greeks continued to be successful
accounts from Frankfort say that the Greek
Congress at TripOlizZa intend to proclaim a
Federative Republic, having at It's head as
President, Prince Demetrius Ypsilanti. Six
states, is added, are TO form the Republic,
nanlely-the Morea, Liyadia, Thessaly, Ma
cedonia, Epirus, and the Islands, What Rus.
STA will say TO Greek independence, remains
TO be seen.
that Notwithstanding the prohibitory measures
of the Ionian government, upwards OF
10000 nishets and bay onets had been fur
nshed TO the Greeks from the Islands of Ce-
phaonla, Eante, and Ccrgo. The fortress of
Aria was, II is stated n the point of surrender
ms To the Greek force by which ii was be-
sicged.
The Greeks are cxasperated by contn-
ued wrongs, their minds have bfcome so de-
based and their manners hrutalzed by TurI
ksh despotlsnl, that their atrocities in several
met l,.,.-.. n al. - m,
dreadful massacre took place at Navarim ar-
Ter the town had regularly capitulated. Some
OF the inhabitants were cut To pieces, others
burnt, and several hundreds carried to a bar
rem rock aud starved to death.
JripoilZza also surrendered under treat
mcnt equally ferocious-- and when The jews
shnation offered to buy their lives, 1T was sta
ted, az a rctribulion for the indignites offered
to the Patriarch, their fate was decided on.
and every soul was TO be crucfed. By one
common consent the whole of the people as.
semhled together, and resolved TO destroy
themselves By poison, which was carried into
effect nj the spot, SO that not one remains to
relate the horrid tale
The differences between Demetrius Ypsi-
lanti, the Senate and Military Chiefs, contin
ne. The latter Ire all inclined TO recognise
ArchIstihteSas the brave conqueror Of Trpo-
zna, whose heroic courage is generally adj
mlrrd. The choice must be made in n gen
cral assembly which will speedily be convoked.
strong division of The Greek fleets covers
the ports that have been delivered
.qmericam funds on he Isl Jan.-Eani
shares i 2G-7per CT 1O3-new skies for sig
99--ior 1918, l00-fOr 1914 1913 for 1915
lOj i04-ihree per cts II 72-5 per q
Loan 1890, DIDO for 1921, 1O1.
Br tish stocks on The 3Oh Dec-h most serj.
Gus DECLINE has taken place since our last.
which commenced on Monday last, when con
soils for the Account fell from 78 to II -
The largest sales on that day were effected bv
individuals who received an Express from,
France with Intelligence of Cali of Frenci,
Stork-Iiolyday, Jan. /.
Lord ByvOn. This member ofthc corps cf
Royal and Noble Authors. has recently writ,
ten his own Life which he has presented
as Il mark of his friendship and esteem, TO the,
first Lyric Poet OF the age. Mr.. Murray has
purchased the Ms for 1000 guiueas.
Letters from Amsterdam announce the fail
urc ofan extensive mercantile house in that
city, for very large amount IL is stated
that several houses at Paris are deeply in
VOWED.
The proprietors Of Coyent Garden Theatre
have now manufacturing a large mirror Of
plate glass TO be let down as substitute for
a curtain.
BoNDOy, Jan I've haze received this
morning HAMBURG papers to the 18th uIt from
which the following are extracts.
ST PETERsBURG, Dec. 7.-Accounts have
lately been received from Gen. WeIammow,
Gov. oi Georgia, dated Tilis Nov 7, accor-
ding to which the Persians who have invaded
AsIatIc Turkey, had really made themselves
masters of the important city of Erzerum, af-
Ter Defeating the Paeha Of Bagdad who at
tempted IN vain, TO defend it. II is said that