Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-09

means of verifying but OF tbis we feel con |
idcnt, that If LOUIS does not speedily rctracc
his steps, and call To his Councils very differ
en-, men, he will very soon stand in need of
the bayonets-of his old friends the members
of the Holy Alliance"
~ Stock Erchangc, T'usire o'clock
LoNDoN, February 4.-1'he funds expert
enced another rise this morning, which is at
tribuiablc chiefly TO the expectation of Il favor
able Speech from the Throne, as there is no
express from the Continent with either good
or bad news.-There are Of course va
rious opinions as TO the probability of fur
Their rlse-but more experienced Brokers an
ticipaie an increase in the price for some few
days, as IT seems generally understood, that
the KING will announce that there is no
intention of creating new Stock, and that the
differences between Russia and Turkey are
likely tn be arranged amcably. Some few
specuiations are made under the impression
that the Funds will arrive at and maintain the
average state of the most favorable months
in the last year--but there is more reason TO
think they will decrease after the efiervcscent
spirit of the Speech shall have evaporated,
and the real distresses of the country are laid
before Parliament.
One o'ciock-It is reported that the Earl of
TO desire them 10 meet him this dav for the
purpose of comforting with him on the propri-
ETY. OF reducing the rate of Interest upon mo-
ney-but at the same time declaring an in
tention not to NEEDLE with the funds This
rumour has had favourable effect upon the
consols aud the Navy per ccnts-bnt it
must he considered only as rumour. What
is certain, however, is that the Earl of LIVER
POOL has desired the attendance of several
leading Bankers this morning. to take their
opinion upon some financial matter. 1t is also
rumoured that the East India Company in
tend to reduce the rate of interest ON their
bonds.
Tobacco. Some low offers have been made
FOR ordinary qualities of leaf for shipment,
which not being accepted generally, the sales
have been trifling, the principal consisting of
80 hhds. of Carolina leaf at esd per H. In
siemmed or other descriptions nothing done
worthy Of notice.
LONDON, Feb. 1.-Advces Of recent
date have reached town from the Morea,
which throw some light on the progress OF
the warfare between the Turks and Greeks.
Disputes appear To have arisen among the lat
ter, portion of whom had proposed to de-
clare Prince Drmetrus Ypsilanii King of Pc.
ioronnesus. This project, however, found
many opponents mt the head of whom was
Greek Cheftain, named Robolini, who sup
ported the establishment of Il Republic. Ii
was supposed that this difference might lead
to serious and disastrous consequences, and
that one body of the Greeks might even take
up arms against the other
| Prince Ypsilanti was himself at Argos to
wards the close of December where he passed
Il very considerable force the garrison a.
mounted to from 5000 60 1000 men. Another
! leader OF distinction, named Colcotrini, was
also there having come from Parras which
was attacked by the Turkish vessels of war.
By sea, we do not fad that the Greeks have
gained any recent advantage of importance.
The accounts before us do not supply any
materials, from which an accurate Judgment
can be formed tile total military force ofthe
Greeks in the Morea. Their naval strength IS
also, for The same reason, beyond calculation.
but a large number Of armed vessels were
crulzlnS in the neishborhood OF Aros. An
English vessel near Napoli had been fired
upon by them, and would have been captured
but for the unexpected appearance of the
Cambrlan British frigatr in the ofling. The
Greeks abandoned the attack, and were en-
deavoring to make of, bat they were Detained
ny the Cambrian the captain which insisted
upon being informed why the attack had
been made. The Greeks could give no sa-
tisiactory account ofthc transaction. What
was the result we are not informed
At Napoii d Romano the inhabitants were
I'D total ignorance of the state of the war be-
tween the Greeks and the Turks they had M
communication with ConstantinOple for some
months.
One ofthe principal points dwelt upon in
tnese letters, is the preparations making bv
the Turks 10 reduce Corinth; an army for
this purpose had been dispatched from Con-
sianilnople and was expected to arrive in few
days. The garrison was not very well proyi
cd for defence TCour,cr
a letter from Lisbon, dated January 10.
says" Percira de Carno lately made a mo-
ZION which is supported by all the Americans
IN the Cortes its object is 10 declare the port of
Lisbon free for Brazil productions, & 10 repeal
an the custom house regulations which en-
barrass the trade between Portugal and Portu-
Snrsc America. Portugal would thus become
'he great cnterpot for our colonies"
SERIOUS AFFRAY.
we learn with great affection, that there has
peen most serious affair between the Militia
fy ana insurgents near Kantuck. The troops
were commanded by Gen. Sir John Lambert
1t is stated in letters that we have sren' tb,t
The insurgents had Is men killed. And its
sad the army also suffered but not so consi
derabiy We wait with the greatest ANXIETY
lor further particulars. The country between
hhi-st. aud MacrOom may be said 10 be in
possession of The insurgents
Dublin Ev. Post.
hiLkENNY-DARJNG OUTRAGE.
hILKENNY, Jan. 29.-JYe are concerned TO
state that at about G o'cloci, on Sunday even
ing the house Of Mr.. Max, Of Garrecncreen
within mile Of ibis city was entered by a
number OF armed men, who forced their way
through the kitchen into the parlor, where the
family with the exception Of Mr. Max, who
has been for some time indisposed) were as
sembled at Tea. One of the rniscreants on
opening the door, without declaring the object