Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-19

| '' A<hSH9i nave ncHnci.ttu IN
! ransom of the women of Cbourschd Pachi
who were in The hands of the Greeks: 300. 90
francs have been paid for their release. an,
the intermediate agents have had besides, fo
their share, 100000 francs more, whici, vii
DE divided amongst great pcrsonagcs.
Inc prosecutions directed against all per
sons suspected Of entertaining opiiiious "a,
vourabie to the cause nf the Greeks, continu,
wth bitterness in the Ionan Islands.
OoRfU, January If.--A plan is in agitation
Tor the erecilen of regular for;iica,ons in IN,
Islands of Cephalonia, Iasitc, Ithica, and
CcriSo. Several persuiis who were condemn.
ed to death have been pardoned.
i. Is SAID that there haye been found i'm the
possession of a merchant of the Island of
Santa Maura, great number of standards
and Greeks Proclania;iens, but notlling certain
is knawn on the subject
From the Banks Of he Da,,lbe, FEB. 10.
we have now news from Cousiantinople TO
the 10th of january. tranquility then pre-.
vailed IN that city, and no new excesses had
been committed
The Porte hadpublishea nothing respecting
me war WIFI Persia, though persons ATTACHED
10 the foreign Legations at Constani,iupl...
positively affirmed that war was terminated.
On the other hand, Armenian merchants.
peace nor arn,istice had been concluded and
that this would not take place till the Persian
Generals had received formal instructions
from Teheran; which had not yet arrived.
1T these accounts are well founded, as they
are affirmed TO be, they irrefragabiy prove.
not only that the Court of Persia had moi dis
approved a. the war, as has been hitherto af-
ilrned at Constantnople, but that hosiilitirs
dId not take place but with its assent and atl-
thorliy. The Armenian merchants allow. how
ever, that there has been pause in the mill
tary operations hut they ascrihe this pause
10 The Efforts of English agents at the Court
OF Persia, and whom Lord Strangfnrd has call
ed upon IN the most urgent manner To effect at
any price the re-establishment of peace be.
tween Persia and the Porte.
BRUSSELS, February i9.-This morning
two English conriers, coming from St. Peters
burg, andproceedng with all haste 70 london.
passed through This city.
HAMRuRGH, February live received
by way of Marseilles, the following:
".Agicrs, December IL.
The Government is dsconteltrd with
the issue of the affair Off Zante, on the ieth
October. Great JOY was, however, excited hy
the bringing in of n Greek pclacca as prize.
Nine guns were fred from the castle ON IFS
arrival, to announce this capture 20 The iniahi-
tants; but when the ship was eXamineH. and
iotnd 10 I've quite empty, their joy was chang
eel INTO rage, and the ship has brrn sent 10
Gran, to serve for the conveyance eC corn.
-Four hundred Turks have deserted, 20 90 to
Asia To try 10 make their fortune BY robbns
and numbering the Greek Inhhliants.-We
are, happily, free from the piague, h.! another
evil threatens us. VIZ. total future OF the
crops. For these ten weeks we have MOI had
drop of rain. The earth eau neither be
ploushed nor sown. This is a Circumstance.
winch the Oldest Inhabitants do not rrcollect
to have happened before. We have had al
times drought in March or April, bu, in An
tum it USED always to rain"
The French papers of Thursday and Fri
day last haze been received.
The Chamber of Deputies were occurie3
on "Wednesday and Thursday with the rrs,inl
ed discussion on the Proict respecting the Sa-
nitory Police, Sc, erai OF the Articles Of which
were agreed to. III the ChNnhry OF Peers.
the'Count Portals presented the Report on
the Prolet, relative TO ofienrcs of the Press.
the discussion on which was fixed for Monday.
The Projet relative To the Journals was refer
red TO Special Committee OF FIVE, consisting
OF the Count Ferrand, the Duke de DOudeau-
vile, the Duke de Lewis, the Marquis de Ia
laru, and the Count Jules de Polignac. The
ioI'oWlnB are extracts
Paris, Feb. o2.-Onc of the Journals This
morning has the following article: "'rhe house
oil General Berton, in the rue de la Tonr dan
verSne, was surrounded yesterday morning
by an armed force, while agents of the police
were making search inside. The General was
rom home. His servant was GxanintdD
letter from the fiinistcT Of War, the Duke
de Belluno, 20 the Commandnnt of The lend
Regiment of Artillery, notices 1hc honorable
manner in which they exculpaied themselves
from any participation in the conspiracy Of
Nantes, and expresses his conviction of Their
devotion TO their country The Minister con
siders that all fears of internal commoiion in
France have wholly subsidized.
Mr. Douglas I.oveday has addressed new
Petition 10 the Chamher of Deputies, which
viii be reported upon in the course of next
week.
1t is stated from the Banks Of the Dinube.
the eth February according 10 the .NiremJuxsy
Correspondent, that thc Pacha of Egypt hail
promised the Divan TO send, about tile mid
die of january, considerable Squadron to
the aid Of the Island of Canda. and which. il
is added, would act also against the islander.
of Hydra, Spezzia and Ipsara, So as 10 max,
them return under the dominion OF tl,
Porte.
II does not appear that the Divnn has any
intention of t,kiFg from ;he Greek nation, tn,
4 lIospodars TO be seat 10 the two Principalilirs
IL IS thought thatjt will Illuminate to these oc
fees, natives of the country.
The accounts from Spain received to-day
/ have nothing decisive in them the uarty o
the present Ministry and the party Of TN,
Jog,mundos every where struggle with emu,
resources. The City of murcia has submit
ted, and the Military Chiefs offhc Opposition
hasG becn sent So different gafrsons. Th,
/ same measure has been taken "a Seville.
gcOplc are not safe even al the CAFES az Ma
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