Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-14
FROM SMYRNA.


,y-sr,sn dsys irom smyrna The Torpedo
p SGD Gibraltar uniy tAruly days ago, bot
Da.:rg t'ry far MUD did NOT touch there.
T"tne ptlftrH|ss az ira owners at The Tnr-
ped" Ne are lnd' b,'5 tor Smyrna papers tn
Che ~ h August INCLUSIVE. The psrrr III the
iast da;' announces thai that CITY .niu,e ed the
most pr'ivct iranquihiy.
l. aisn con,a;u, Dd,ir-s from Cnnstant;no-
~" ~ the 6,n August, which say -" We con-
'Inue q" erir 'ce complete tranquility, uot-
"iihs'"1lug 'lr ,nut,nuus spirit which exists
an"ns ii certain class If the Janissari.s. But
the Aga ottht Jnni -sar.s, Who ha,iug heen
,reai"dh Pncha with ,nr-..ta;s, /, consequent
y invested with great poN er, exercises II mus,
risp'cus police aud. causlng tue guilty Ia he
pn"'ct x cUpd, he spreads s,u.aiy terror
am" & dos" whn might hr tempted TO inn
tate 'hrm and take IL pdrt Ia Their sedItious
plots"
The pp"rs are in the hands of a translator.
who viii finnish h,r our mex; Publication what
ever Vf Interest they may contain.
Captain Chandier states (hxt r.spec,ing he
Ggteas a,d Turks. there we're DAILY reports in
favour If both The q prks were i'm .ntr,
poSsesSi'n at IN" Ni"rra, excepting the strong
fori,' = Of futrts, in the guif of Lepanto.
whore there is al present a numerous Turkish
ntet. The Greek fleets were AZ ipsara and
Sydra-st this latI-r island they were TO
meet On the 22d August, where great prepa-
raii"ua we're said iu b. ruakiag tn form "A d.s-
peia'e attack on the Turkish lleet and il was
supp"-td that u great Gunher of boats were To
NJ sent IN along with IRE ships. There is no
'ionh' that the Greeks ARE mnch more forward
~ their cause than ever. A few DAYS before
The Tnipe'." left Smyrna, there was a report
maj an two ir'eales and sloop tEDglishl
had arrived ~ Corfu with thrre uf the chief
Greeks ~ board, from whence il is said they
werc going up tn the Turkish feet T.fmericon.
SCto.-- Ai"si Ufo readers VIII remember
The accounts which have been published res
pec'ng the sTnimilrs committed npon the
G'eekS Of This unhappy island, after the des-
cent made up"n II by the Turks. The con-
Migration of towns and villages the general
ahH ind'acrininatc massacre OF the inen the
Nioia,loH cfih" women and the transportation
az them and their children To distant places as
aiarrs-in fact, every misery that could be
INFLICTED vac cll!rd intn ,raciicr To glut the
vengeance of MahGlnrtans,u. and 10 check. if
po>albl', the noble spirit of liberty which I'M
peeled the Greeks Ia throw OF the woke of
tyranny and onrressiou under W bich they had
so long sr,,aued.
In The last Smyrna paper received at this of
flee by the brig Torppdo. We fnd detailed the
following Singular and affecting circumsinnc,
respecting female OF that unfortunate Island
1T IS one perhaps. of hundreds of similar cases
ot aggravated horror aud woe-and il -yould
appear, has even mel,ed the hear, of Turkish
hIbarlansm /" sense of pity for her suffer
ings.
[Tro"siard far tie american
CogHia, On re inferior 81 La Roioiis) Ja'yi4
40 extraordinary event has occurred
winch has hren the suhject Of general couyei-
saiion.
:" Turk who was present at Ihe sacking
of Sci0, brought away viih hlin 10 Ibis Isle =
= rA ''."air whom b.. had made slave and
VIII h" since cspruspd, sftrr having cOmp.i.
led i.el - enhracr INSTRUMENTATION,
Z" One night, while 'be Nussaps uas en-
loy''g me sweets Jfr"pnse -hr sei2, y cut
las7' aNj "a am"W"n. of phtrnzy, ur-asiunrd
~ mA@ Ncfrib'. collections, plunged "a
~ tie bosom % her .a'sbcr, ard lhen wi,h-
Ore 'ta order TO dycapl'aie n.m From tia!
m''nen h-r r"t age was satiuted aud nature.
re- assuu'i1F ITS eupirr over "a heart she n IA
t"'io"d Or love and - Cor crime. til. Young
Sci''e itll auc remained iOGg lime in a state
al '1se 81. ilry After Us inr recovered her
Sc IS, DE spec Jcir before. her ewes chill. a
n cart and deprived Jsr Of the faculty. f
esq i9E sin s"o0Hed sscund time and re-
ma ia that state long alcr day break Al
length SOME persons. beiu@ uneasy, resolved
10 .orcf ia" door of lie fatal ciiarnhpr On ON,
sld" they perc iv"d the dead hudy of the
Turk on 'he other, q female apparently wait
hog Tor sc]c 9re In arres, hrr--s You can dis
pose fine" - id she, #" IL was who murder
I'd tIm." They seized upon her aDd brought
her before the Pax Ia. l. il yon who hnv4
mnrdrred your husband 2" Yes" she re-
r"i, !" II was VII Killed the monster who,
u my house, a Scio. had the barhari,y 20
murder my tihrr, mother, husband and in
idnt-Nh" then carried me IF. brought me
minor. aud thought "a make a Turk of mp.
whdc am, Ia fact, and only wish TO remain a
Gfeck." The populace had assembled i'm or
derto behold the punishment that a,,aitrd This
~c'o'e; but the Pacha, afier having listened TO
her atIcntI'r!y, granted her pardon aud sent
iiar back tn her home, 10 The great astonsIi
ment oi all the Mussui,nen, whO ney erlheiess,
"n ms, as on many other occasions, have sub
united to the will of Providence.
=" Respectable Turk, arrived from Cornia.
nave unanimously confirmed the contents of
tuia statement" Gb.
Fh" London C0pri.r Of he ~ ult contains q series
ofprigate correspondence op HE an'drs of Grecce
difed ~ Trip0hiLn 10 the mouth of NAV Is. and
appearing = he vriten 10y 49, EnglishmIn vino has
gwen sonr attention 10 The ,T,irs Of ihat interesting
coauiiI, Seyrrtl facts are stated which we s,aii
ende 'vor to present as.sdccnctly possible to or
readers
!ho communication between Greece aud tie resi-
81 Europe 'svery i'rcyu'rr. Al rttefs pass through
the sn'Nny oni"ais OF France aud luly. aud are
opened Tor Tie 'lle1ed purpose Of fumg viau but IN
team! 10 di-cotei Il they cnnfain any political .liu-
S'"ns o'ahdi 81 'pses, n,es, before an, thing IS
received l'cm tie Continent.
-, ne menb'rS Of be government who arrived at
Trpolz' ioa n isro-, about me bog,nuine. ~ M,
'r ii'e ''eru occupied 80 organizing ite different
hra"rhes ot lie administrations AID catryar INTO
SSttni'n me plans concerted u ie latter place.
Inrol houeh nr,ri, destroyed tluf,ngi inpn,ara-
We fl"ge, now e<hthiis sccue of auiir lnn ana