Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-05


viKSsA, Nov. ll.--Authen,ic letters from Galax-
i'd, OF the 10Th September, confirm the complete de-
feat OF the Turkish amy marching against Buotia
and the Peoponnests has experienced at Thcrmo-
lpS!I. -Four Pachas commanded that army. The
Inst, Benin Pacha, died nj Larssi before the battle
aud ms troops dispersed. The three others con,ni-
ed their march with 5000 men TO Zitouni aud ,euce
10 IhcrmoWlr. They bivouacked near the village
oi olos, and reconnoitred the position othr Greeks
with 800 men. The Greeks attacked Them M , ,l;.
advantage, and slew them all except CO.
The next day the Turkish army advanced ei, r,ssse
aud endcavored 10 force the lines OF the Greeks and
to pass on to IhcrmopyD but they encountered vi
gorous resistance. The lighting was han TO hand,
and the Greeks remained conqucrors. More than
1900 Greeks have been killed The Greeks have ia
Ken ooO carriages OF provisions, seven Cannon much
ammunit,on II colours, many horses, &c-Memi,
Pacla was beat 10y the Captain Gour:is fle is con
cealcd IN the forest with h;s men, and they hone to
make them prisoners. The Greek army prepared TO
march towards Zouni.
The taking Of T,ipnza by the Gre ks is conf, n,
ed from various quarters. rhe rurki,h garison eN :
cept three chiefs detained as hostages was ,ui TO The
s~ori. letter from Semlin, dated Oct. %, states,
That the Greeks had captured three Sims in the Gulf
oil Ca>s,ndra, under the Turkish nig, having on
board arms and ammunition for the Ouon,an troops
anu also % Enslis! Officers, and several Jews who
had purchased arms at Corfu account of the Porte
Inc f.nSiS! officers were sent HYDRA, where il
was supposed they would be given up To the Govern
nient oi Corfu; the Jews were put TO death An ar
Ilcie ON trieste mentions an attack 10y The Greek
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winch one turkish vessel taken, and seven sunk
Forty Turkish vessels, il is s,id put INTO Zin,c bu,
the inhabitants compelled the English authorities to
| send them OFF, after riot in which four Eoysh sol.
| dlers were killed. The Paryrinoes to the numbe,
oil foO having united with the Sonlioes made ,les-
peraie attack on the fortress of Pmga, but were re-
pulsed; part OF them retrcated into the mountains,
ue remainder, including the wounded, sailed for
Corin bu, Sir 1. Maitland had issued Proclama.
',on, allowing them only 10 days for the removal of
the,r families and property, ana ordering their perpe-
| Intfr at Il
| lands. "
| Corn Exchange, Dec. 3-Every succeeding week
produces considerable, accumulation OF Wheat the
arrivals continuing large beyond all former prece-
oehi, ana The demand less than remember
ell ut tins season. The only sales made to-day were
0, rev prime ruhS from Essex and Kent, at Il de-
cine OF 4, per quarter from last Monday ,intaon
ahd all Other descriptions totally unscable al
| inoush offered at much greater reduction. Finn,
Barley is from 10 shilliugs per quarter cheap.
er ana the ordinary and stained samples could not
ne col Oh M decline of IS per Qc,rter Bean, are
- lower and the Oat trade exceedingly heavy,
| ana il Is per quarter cheaper. In peas and other
articles mere Is no Observation-Disclosures, (Enslisl) 30s
TO ses Duo, (Foreign) COS TO COS; Rse 26s To 28s
.tem agents a lie .Hiaistyy.-Tho Right Hon Ro-
6er' Reel, as We announced on Saturday succeeds
Loiu o"nout III the office of Secretary of State for
'he finmc Depa tnent-ui his IortIsl,ip we believe
w SUI have Il seat in the Cahuet
| The Marquis Wellesley and Alr Cioulburn succeed
as we also announced on Saturday Earl Talbot and
In' Grant, as Lord Lieutenant aud Chief SecI elary
In. i'm The
Sv''"i'n department, Is not yet finally arrineed-t
WI ne diihcut TO find gentleman of equal abilities
acuiiy ana experience. Ii is not true as has been
ninted IN n Mornng Paper, lIat Mr. C;,nn,ns i, 90
'iS 10 indIa he Dnkc of Monrrose is about Ia re.
s'-n the oirce al Master Of the Horse which vii, he
conferred upon the Duke of Eorsett The Duke OF
.M"hiroSe succeeds the Marquis of HEREFORD AZ Lord
CUNNINGHAM. There may he some otbpr ARRANGE.
'e"'s "u' 'hey arc OF minor ;mpol iiincc
LIVERPOOL Dec. Tins town and neiphborhoud
I W ," 'iS' h'2ht with the most violent gale of
w"' oi mas he'n experienced for tue Last twenty
years. III commenced about II clock tlo,yno from,
me y w and continued 10 increase anil abon, nne
0 cock ih's morning, when II blew from the " w a
pefiect tornado. Tie tide rose upui,.s of nine fee;
Deyon lis regular height, and washed over the pier,
ne sMal' vessels IN the dock basins were driven IL
salhst each other with such violence AS 4, sink
'ea' many OF u'em, several with valuable carsocs IN
So" tr, private OF The 29tI Regiment was blown
Oh me quay, 'liiu dr"wned. Our streets are .rnl-
si."ed with broken slafes and fallen chin,uies
Mr' ana Mrs Barton, were killed in their bed
~ slack oil ciimnirs falling through the roof and
thele were many proyIdeniia eScaoes ON death
lhe mill on Boston hill, I'm Cheshire y took fire
.i"out one cio", CHE men not being able To sion
'''a ~ n1iacNInery,) and was burnt 60 the ground
&c me losses on me eoas! will fear lie very great
as no vessel could possibly escape, that was within
ioy Mules OF the shore. II One of The most ter
rihc gaeS OF WIND known here for tae last twenty
years; me Albion, Williams, from New York -
Elizabeth, Peach, from Savannah Betsy, from D1b.
I'm; Crescent, Wilson, bound to CLYDE; and Auro-
RI Wilson, bound to Bnenos Ayres were driven on
shore during the gale. And a great Number of small
craft was sunk IN the dock basins
E:rtrdctof a Letter
we had dreadful hurricane here last night com.
mencing at ten O'Clock, and continunp uu,i civ tLs
morning ana lear we shall have mechanically ac-
Counts IRON our neighboring shore and are sorry 10
say That the effects have be. as fundamentally IN n
cerfiin extent on land as they may be anciuated n,
sea Dut cannot enter into minute particulars nor
having had an opportunity of collecting them so ms In
give you them with that accuracy could wish -
some new unfinished houses have been leyeI,ed IN the
ground, other houses stripped OF their roofs and lead
many Cmihl"ies, IN part, or wholly, blown down -
ana Hiais To my lot TO communicate To YOU II mos, IA
TAI and melancholy occurrence attending oneofi hen,
MI Barton UlIe brewery and his wife by the Cali nj
'her Stack oil chimnes have los their lives in the
middle oi the nigh, while in bed Ii appears thai iI,e
ia WIS so sudden that they had moi he lens, h,nc
VI making tiler escape but buried where they
lay by The ruins have not heard of any o,lcr me-
I'ent SO 't'l but III our river the loss Of propru,
Mas oeen great, yet much OF il IN that tiescrii ON
oi vessels called hdts, about so :ous each Seven
are destroyed, or nearly So and tyo steam packets
tue ivanlloe and E,na there are also some Sims
&C on sh0re-thcir names nm not able TO Inform
YOU but, SO FAR as learn, few lives have been
lost III IS also reported that two Glasgow traders
Dounu from hence have been LOST The Albion pack
~ sup arrived yesterday from NV York lie i on
"e W booue Bay ,bntdong well. This sketch / fear
Is ~ some respects imperfect, YET il will no dou,,i
ai inr short OF giving any thing like catalogue of
the extent OF the msforiunes that have occurred in
consequence Of this visitation for the oldest n,ai
ta"s 90 MOI recollect ans thing like itin severity aud
uWdlIoh' there are now maay cart loads of cotton
coming up rom the shore, being part Of the cargo of
an American vessel wrecked in the night"
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 30-lhe Emperor Alexander |
mas addressed crcular to the different allipd
courts upon the subject Of his disputes and nepoc-
aiIons with the Ottoman government The purport
Is simply, that his imperial majesty considers hin,-
sell able 10 obtain 10y war, wlite,Gr le may wish |
from The Sublime Porte but that more anxious for
me maintenance OF peace, than DESTROYS of securing
any objects OF individual interest, he is ready 10 fore
80 alI The advantages within, provided his august
nIea can nrnlnse INV nrL.llannllnl. .rcL ,..-.