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

unjs will y,eld-I Samos aud psara do not submi1,
the iiisiw will espaiae the catastrophe OF Scio and
me last The depicrabIe ruins Of Sanderli and the
burning Of an admiral ship. As Hydra IL is posi-
he may have the good fortune TO save itself the
iiydrots in these days Of calamity must recall daily
WIN a SIGH those happy times when they were the
spout Children oil the Ottoman Porte. We invite the
| reader TO take note Of all THAI we advance here
SMYRNA, July l4.-The conduct OF General Uiys-
ses u altogether singular aud applicable is ,tuc
That shor, time SINCE, during the dsse usons which
disturbed the Nlorea Wy was prescribed nv the
other generals Al p,esen, he displays his III hu-
"o"r and poars forth imprecations against the go
vernment al Greece. He has publicly announcr,i
even To tho European Agents, that he had proposed
to the Turks To go over their side. That he had
told them, that they had only paw of his body of
troops consisting Of two thousand five hundred me
ana grant them some allowance beside, ahd he would
immediately march with his own people at the head
oil the Osnaniis, when they should invade IA. Peo-
| ponnesus. itS alter having made such declarations
af iis genei nj has taken up his march, But is his
word 10 be believed Does he wish to give n change
TO opmion Does he t"d himself retlared TO pl., -
comedy OF ms own is there The least truth in what
be has asserted? Tune will hest explain
u is however certain that the Cracks IN the PcIo
ponnesus have almost cut one ano,hers ,hroas, and
,ha' The generals have threatened the govcrnn,ent-
HAT there "a no longer amy power in the ueuusui
no unity, without which nothing can he done Ever,
chiei thinks himself independent, and in the whut,
Nloirn eie is not one head proper take the lead
| IN affairs. Napol iii Romania needs from 7 10 s,
lhou:an'f men 10 defend it, and there are la, about
500 Grcek> IN the fortress oi Pni.n,c,e, and from
600 10 700 in the city. On the o,her hand, the Turks
are Tins year marching gradually toward the accom-
p''ssment Of their object. they seem To precpi,aie
! nothing, TO give nothing TO chance. The Cap,ain
farla has made several prizes, among which IS one
hIesh'p While he ~ r;,iding The ep,rons Of Patras
OF the Uerks which are encamred there, he is getting
ready 10 STRIKE great blow He is transporting n,.
this last named place troops who will take up the Of
'ens''e IN vigorous manner. He has also despatch,
OIL DIVISION which is blockadins Missolunpi. All
Nomel'a with the exception ofiwo TIN ee points is
IN The power of the Turks The latter have i,sr TAX
possession II Talandi, and cow in Euirus ror,if-
ell city, winch they 81 d. and mi an The Greek.
to the poin of the sword. An Arabian in the Greek
service being made prisoner by the Turks in an ac-
ton, TO obtain h's pardon offered guide the IN nv
sure and unknown path TO Racov, which scarcely
offered any resistance.
| SMYRNA, July 2l.-TowarIs the and of the last
week the insurgents nf the islands have made ,es-
cent into the gulf of Euh-lle Neuve, on one Of the
points al the coasts according to some repor,s the
| Turks marched to meet the Greeks and -ch,,peJ
them, with inpeiuosi'y After short resistance The
latte aHd prerip iaeiy, leaving thirty men desd ON
tie shore. The Turks LOST three men and remained
masters of the field Of battle They ,iecapi,,tet n,
bodies oil five of tci enemies proof Of their ycio-
nv, coniormabe tn their custom. These 6va Greek
rads were sent To SMYRNA TO his ExceIlency the Pa
chn who had Them suspended the last Satu, dav on
the batteries in front Of his palace.
we have intelligence hom Z ,iras as late MS July
| I'm Ihis place was so ahuudaniy stocked will,
pro'sons ihai they did MOI know where Io nut The
! The Captain Pacha WAS there, and r,npioyed in
transporting great number, of troops from P,eyrsa
ny means of his squadron. II appears, AS we have
already SAID, tiatsihe Turks will attack the peono-
nesians vigorously on this side, aud ir there have
been no decisive events, il is because the Turks ac,
with determined s!owness, which ought rather TO
alarm than encourage their enemies We have spo-
ken OF the good opDfrn entertained Of The new Grand
Admiral by the insurg-nr Islanders and their presenf
humorous tactics may he fraecd principally 10 this
opinion The sptcles oil dsunion also which reigps
among the armed islands aud between those island.
and The Alorea, Is a consequence of their lassiud,
anu OF ther melancholy aniripaiioDs for the future