Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-09

nounce an important success of the ,sfees.x
On the evening of Christmas, Cm.r pacha..
w'th several thousand men in the dead of the.
night, made IN attack on Missolonghi, in the
"i taking II by surprise, as he expected
the Greexs would be engaged in their religi
services IN their ciRirches and an Alban,.
Aga Succeeded in planting the standard OF
The Crescent on III. rampars hut he was
sooa killed. The Greeks having expected
ihe attack, were fully prepared to meet il, and
u was rcpuls-d witt great vigor.-Tht Turks
retired from the attack, aud the Greeks, on
.he next day, surprised the Turkish camp, and
TOOK u. Twelve firces of cannon all the
munitions pf war, &c. fell into the hands of
The conqucrms, WHO, without experiencins
much loss, killed 5CD or 600 Of their .n,my
a"er HE victory, Prince Mavrocordate ftbe
urea' commander left a small force IN enard
hissoi"nghi, AMI mrched with 5 ur 6O0 na,,
against Patras. TIL, defeated Turks retreatea
towards Arta, but Pefro Bey, chief of the
Magnlotes, expected to dispute with them the
passage Of the App Poianos, situated he.
tween Missolonghiand Arta
Ibis news rs authentic a.,
"uca.ons that TN storm which now hovers
over the oiorea vii not be dissipated ,,nf;I
the surrender Of te Peninsula to the ,rnrLs
grow stronger day. The Vizer of Bosn;,
has replaced Chotchid Pacha, and has been
named Seraskier COmmander in Chief, as
R0mea and the Morea, and has arrived ~
Larlssa with 1900 men.
According To adices from Sco. the Greee
emigrants continual to return TO their homes.
ana The Pacha, with great wisdom, has given
directions that tle annual tax shall not be
exacted of them Until they have had time to
gam enough t" support their families, and to
pay II, without diiressing them.
The editor nf ile philadelphia National Ga
zrite, has receive u series of the Bari, paper.
me Journal Ses }t6GiS In the sad March
lie remarks that The intelligence, contained M
", from The Spanish frontier, cOniirhis the ac-
counts of IN" dicomiture and dispersion of
tn" principal baths of Royasts in the north
90 spain They were arriving daily on tho
Il rehch trfrliorylas place of refuge. The
movements of Tie" children of France" from
one s't of apai ments to another AID fran
the nun sery TO lie Public walks, and The APP
poinIment of officers To the Army of Spain.
iorm The chief Subjects of the editorial para
graphs al The Journal DIES Drbats Til, MIN
Der for the io'i- March comprises SPEECH of
az ti'count de Chateaunriand deIiysed II,
tAe Chamber Of Peers on the Ip,h in ,hsver
I" .lfoTShTt JourdGn and other memberI wbn
SPOKE ea:ncsily against III. medi.ats1 ,t,r
L ne minister, Chatcan''riand, advucatkl. as
oriorf, 'hr INVASION OF Spain, upon the grthnds
OF right and necessity"
As the Liberals had not resumed thcirsea,x
In tn" Chambero Of deputies, business was h.re
transacted by one party and with less ,,nnlt
me Madrid editors, rrmarking on the c.pf,,
sion and violence which rrigned in the fodv
during Tie discussions of the end of Febr,ary.
justly observe" lf our COrtes had condlri
ed themselves IN This manner, the cry in the
capitals oil France and the other great powers
Wonid nave bern,-see the intcmperanrp. tn.
grossness, the madness of the Sog,tisb .Ideo,
bins, Sc"