Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-26
FROM SMYRNA.

boSroN, August l9 We have been politely Ca
vcurnd 10y Capt Luce. OF the brig Niger, with SmS
| IA pnpers 10 Tho 6h 1T Jane
Affairs are becoming interesting IN that quarter
j lie Turkish Fleet with troops, commence,
appeared among the Islands and The Greeks were
eatly make the hes, resistance in their power.
aud ia accomplish al thar skill and bravery fleet
with their small force, vessels and hre-hips.
lrranslaiiOns from the Papcr>l
LAEfssE, Nav 2-They EXPECT on thus coast the
Pachn of Sr"uFtri,. (Scuar OF Europe) with army
OF more tllau $4,000 H,eu. I do speak ot other
forces which traverse Romell, aud advance Iu~ ards
| thus place The Greeks ia the Morea still appear ti
he full OF confidence The disscntions among them
have all ceased, from sense of common danger
| lhey have formed Government oC II Members,
whom they have clothed with ample powers. OF 10
VESSELS iha, they have bought, thay have armed and
| equipped 20. corps of 80 goo men have been or
ganized, and the soldiers have received six months
pay in advance.
| RErrimo, (Candia) May Is The plague has
greatly diminished at Cameo where there died from
| 81 10 40 persons a dav. Now the number of victims
each dIy only or 3.
About 1000 Greeks have submitted, and have heen
promised exemption from the capiistioD tax for five
years.
7rosches, all here redouble their zeal activity and
enthusiasm. They have decided on making the most
obstinate resistance, and expect defeat the enter
prizes of the Turks but when consider the local.
ties OF tins island, which not favorable for
defence as those of lSpara aud Hydra, do not par
| take Of the general confidence
SYRIA, May II Ia Greek vessels arrived here on
The llih inst. tn force the Syrotps to pay Conirbu
| ton Oi $4,000, which they uhia med
Scio, May Give enjov the greatest iranquilli-
~ here division of the Turkish Fleet has enter
ed our harbour and that of Ichesme The other mart
OF the squadron is ON the NJ Mateln
VoURLA, Nav 2t-YesfrrIay the Capt Pacha
was seen steering for tue Canal Of Scio, with his
fleet, composed OF II vessels great anc small The
news oi bS sailing from The Ddrdanees had spread
from Isle 20 Isle To Pplnponncsus where every thing
was IN moiion. The Greeks had even raised the
siege OF fatras 10 concentrate their furces and pre-
pare To Lace the st0rm. Success will he difficult TO
them. IL The Turks proceed as experience ought Ia
have taught them.
We have accounts from TcIesme There ave at
present 10 that place than 10 coo troops and
volunteers continually arrive. They wait the arrival
ct the Ottoman Fleet, board Of which they are to
emhark
Since the days that (le insnrl,ortynne volnnteer
who came from Snyrna, nIassIcrrd some Greeks
The Cnnlioirs have arrived thence, and prevented
further excesses.
lsPAnA, My 15.-Every thing is in increiiI,le ac
tivrv here land. They have lai.Ored through all
religious holidays They always find something 10 do
10 add 10 the means Of defence. Men and women
all are compensated for their fatigue by an assurance
OF victory over the Turks should they make attack,
which IS expected.
The Spezzioues have sent their families to the
hoTea, and The men are ready 10 follow-noi con-
siderIng their coast capable of being offended
May 2L-Every thing here j. in the greatest agi.
tation. lhis day the squadron Of the Capt. PIchA
was sIghalIed, and have l'ePh struck with sngn
lar spectace-a crowd Of Greeks, full Of enthusiasuI
nave presented themselves and have demanded =
preference To serve IN of the armnmenis ard
hreshps, which they are preparing make a soriie
against The Turks. In making the demand they re-
count the achievements they had performed against
the Oiomans. Two forts have been buili Ia drfcud
the entrance Of this harbour. There are here ID fine
Hvdrioie vessels or of 7r.h ch are sHps and 10
briggs each OF IL guns, aud are well eouippr,I
10 others and 4 tire ships are eouipped The
lspariOues will furnish Is brigs and h,e ships
The same number Is furnished by the Speciutes Tie
CnssiofeS have promised the service of - vessels
The Greeks viii have ~ all 80 fire sliIi,s They
reckon here 200 armed cutters.
There arc abonr 1000 troops Ispara, and the in
habiidnts expect The Turkish feet will CONNIE nee
with attacking the iSaud
The plague ha4 ahacd in Alexandria, (Egyp)
IL had delayed The sailing of the feet.