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

eoabed tdsiforni you that the Turkish hordes
IN" lave been Concerned in the unpro,ok.t
iiissacres perpeirated on the peaceful inhah..
ienis of the 'i!lasss near Bolos, are nj l.ns,i.
totally deprived of all the means Of doing
further mischief. They were attacked on
the 2lst nit. by the brave Gen Tassos, AT
haraihIa, aud defeated, with loss of 400
Nhcd. and number Of prisoners, together
nhh i've standards. Karskaki aud Stornar
continue To pursue The advantages mentioned
to you in a former letter they have attacked
and beaten the enemy at every point, so tba,
h" Is IN full retreat on the side of Agrapha.-
The district OF SELMA, in Gambia. known for
The va!our aud cruelty of its Mshom.,an in
habItanis, has been evacuated by the " hole of
ihrm, after five days continued fighting.
during which our troops We're directed by
Tombasl, the Governor General in person.
\ our Cieud Mr. II. greatly distinguished him
self throughout this obstinate struggle. having
established several batteries, which did i'm
mense 'cjury 10 the enemy.
I" The continuance of the plague, and its
ravages On board the ships, has forced the
Egyptian fleet again In quit the waters of
Cand'a. IL is generally supposed to have
stetrtd in the direction OF Alexandria, of
which port, trust, part of our feet that
lately sailed from isara, will have arrived ere
this"
September 3.-Eetieis have been received
from 'trcste, nj the 18th, current, stating that
by information from Constaniinuple 10 the
3lst of July, II appeared that the Janssaries
continued To express their dissatisfaction al
certain acts of the Government, by firing the
Ottoman capital for, on the 27ih of July,
that city was again set on fire, and attempts
We're daily makins To destroy II up 10 the dates
OF these advices The Faithful were fully.
persuaded, that the want of Christian blood
had been the chief cause of the ma.y mislor-
tunes which had iat.erly befallen the Sublime
Empire, and the strict discipline maintained
by the Jaaissary AGA, consequently was ike
to ln'oive this legitimate Government itself
IN destruction. Surely the three Gentlemen of
Verona should again hold Conclavc, if they
be Possess d of fellow -(eelinS aud adopt some
measures In prevent these military evoutiOns
IN til. dpspotic and absolute Government of
their legitimate brother for certainly no law
or constitution exists in Turkey which has M,
been given to, aud which may not be- taken
| away from the inhabitants, by the Emperor
himself, al his free will and pleasure and
every attempt, therefore, either ON the part of
the people to emancipate themselves from a
Government constituted SO much in con-
tormty with the Continental Monarchical
principles or ofthe soldiers. to change, this d.
vine wiled state Of affairs, should be resisted
by the Conserv ators of ignorance aud tanati-
cIsm in Europe.
From Greece the Trieste letters bring very
| favourable news The Senate had suspended
ITS lahours IN settling the internal regulations Of
the Coniederacy, and had proceeded In Join
the army, III defence of their freedom and their
country. The accounts from Legtorn, publish
ed IN The Chronicle, on Monday last, respect
ING the victory gained by the Christians in this
interesting country, over their baIbarous OPP
pressors, receives additional probability from
IN" Information received from Trieste for
there II was asserted and believed that Odys
scus, and Ncator had gained a great victory.
ia me every celebrated Straits ofThermopylfe,
and totally destroyed the army oflhe inv aGers
IN that district. The particulars of these great
events were anxiousIy expected 10 arrive
when the letters were dispatched from Leg
horn and Trieste. Morning Chronicle.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. G. This market is gen
orally Hat for some descriptions of produce,
however, the demand has rather revived this
week. The favorable change in the weather,
and the prospect ola good season for securing
the crops, will ii it continues have its influence
On business. bad harvest would produce
many changes, TO the benefit of Il few, and the
injury If the public at large whilst good
produce of Grain will probably continue The
country 10 that progressive state Of solid
improvement which has of late become SO
apparent.
The weather having continued very favora-
bic Tor the harvest since our Corn market on
Tuesday, the demand for all descriptions of
grao has been very limited at considerable
decline e5s per barrel has been paid for a
small lot ofsuperfne fresh Philadelphia Flour.
Seasonable weather may for time depress our
market, but the more prevailing opinion seems
TO be, that the crop, however well secured,
VIII not eventually prove a very productive
one-because the season throughout has been
ungenal.
FROM GIBRALTAR.
NEW York, Oct. IA letter from Glib
rallar dared September 9, (evening,) states,
. Riego is at Malaga, where he is carr ying high
handed measures. He is not only at wal with
the French, but with all the merchants there,
of whom he is demanding excessive contrbu-
tlons, not excepting the foreign establishments.
Those WHO refuse 10 pay have been imprisoD-
I'd. The writer here mentions the names of
several gentlemen who have been imprisoned. |
The American Consul has also been threaten
ed, but remains as yet unmoIrsted. All the
vessels in Malaga are embargoed MANY of
the vineyards nave been burnt and entirely de-
stroyed-One of 5000 fanegas of grapes. In
Zine, the present is the reign Of terror at Mala-
ga. The destruction Of the vineyards was con
Quoted by the Seranos, (mouniaineers of the
Sierra de Ronda.l Eight thousand French