Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-09

that they had most serious results but the
accounts so vary, it is impossible at present to
ascertain the truth.
PETERsBuRa, Nov. 29.-We have this in
slant received accounts of extraordinary
movements which have been made by the
second division Of the army. Every thing in
dicates that the campaign will be shortly o.
pened. According to the opinions of Gene
rsLs and Officers who have heretofore been in
the wars against the Turks, the winter, far
from retarding operations, is more favorable
TO them than the summer.
.CoNsrANrrNoPLE, Nov. 27.-Dcly Alb
dullah, who has hitherto occupied the post
of Captain Pacha, and who enjoyed great
consideration, has been removed and nominal
ted Pacha of kaza Hessar. Several other
changes have taken place among the Pachas
of provinces. IL the news lately received
from Albania can be relied on, the events tn
which they refer will have great influence on
the fate OF the MOrca. Churchdid Pacha has
assured the Porte that he will soon deliver
/ it from Ali Pacha, the most dangerous of its
enemies He had taken by assault Littarzza,
which was regarded as the last strong hold of
she power Of the Pacha of Janina; and he
<iad sworn by his own head, that that Of the
rebel should soon be stuck on the gates of the
Seraglio.
"The news from Persia is alarming to the
-
pirates, the city of Musch, and approached
Erzerum. On the side of Bagdad, they had
advanced TO Kerkuk, but they had been re-
pulsed by the inhabitants, and had thrown
themselves into the villages of the neighbour
hood. The Persian Prince, who commanded
The troops, had announced that he had re-
ceived orders from his father to retreat. In
the meantime the Pacha of Bagdad did not
trust him, but formed his defence with the
t.r,tx &C. ll., l.I
that Bagdad is in state not to fear any attack.
By news from AIeppo, it would appear, that
the treachery of Kiaja, Chief of the Turkish
troops, his secret desire TO supplant the Pa
cha, and to succeed to his honors, were the
causes of the late Eruption Of the Persians on
the Ottoman territory. There have broken
out several fires in this capital within the last
few weeks, but they were soon got under by
the activity of the authorities Government
has wisely taken precautions TO prevent the
crowds INTELLECTUALLY assemble on such occasi-
ons. Nevertheless, some soldiers, and Others of
the lower classes lately took the opportunity
ofthese assemblages to commit great excess
es. The safety of persons and property was
for some days endangered. The Ambassadors
OfAusiria and England made strong represen-
fations or the subject, and obtained from the
Ministers of the Porte the assurance that eve
ny means would be employed to stop the dis
orders The Ottoman Government did not
forget TO allcge, in Justification Of the people,
the excuses committed in the Morea by the
Greeks on the Turkish inhabitants. Circum-
stances have at last determined the Porte to
Introduce into Turkey the European formali-
Ties of passports. 1t is known that up to the
present moment foreigners, as well as natives,
enjoyed the most unlimited freedom to travel
IN all directions. The Ottoman Government
has at last ordered that all travellers must sup
ply themselves with passports TO continue
their routes.
ODESSA, Nov. 23.-Letters from Consian-
tnople of the cath of this month, state, that a
Turkish corps had been defeated at ErZerum
by the Persians, and that il lost all its artillery.
One of these even aifirms that the Persians
are masters of T'rcbisond, on the Black Sea-
The heads of the unfortunate Prince Eallima-
CHI and his family were exposed on the gates
of the Serag.io on the 91st
Odessa, Dec, 2.--We have news from Con-
stantinople to the esd Nov.-The British and
Austrian Ministers had conference with the
Reis Effcndi on the s3d and also with the
Sultan, TO induce him TO accept the ultmatum
of Russia, but without effect. The Sultan is
said to have replied that he never would renew
the privilege the Greek nation, and that they
should continue 10 be treated as rebels. When
the ministers were returning to Pera, under an
escort, they are stated TO have been insulted
blythe people. Pistols were fired into Lord
Strangford's house This news was sent to
St. Petersburgh by special courier.
CHARLESTON, Feb. I.-Commodorp CLAY.
) TOR, of the BueDos Ayrean Brig Independen.
cha, has politely furnished us with Jamaica pa
peIs to the esd Dec. and New Orleans paper
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