Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-27

rom mat country concur IN stating, that the |
RUSSIAN armies have been much reduced One |
paper says no recruiting has been resorted 10
Tor three years; and another announces that a
DIVISION OF 10000 men have been discharged
by thu imperial orders. On the other hand,
hr. Brnugham, in the house OF commons on
The 9Th utimo, asked Mr. Canning whether
me report was or was not true, tina, the en-
peror oil Russia had collected Il yery large ar.
my on the Vistua Mr. Cunning believed an
army had been collected, but could not say
whether 1t was large one. In reply to- an
other question. Mr.. Canning observed, that
ne believed all the troops which were to have
quilted Italy had already evacuated the Pied
| inont-se and Neapoitan states, whether they
! hld all got out of the Manese territory, Mr..
Cannlns did not know. II is also stated, bu,
NOT officially, that an Austrian army, prepared
Tor lie w"rst.' IS pouring on her extensive line
OF approximation To western Europe, as il IL
decide the contest f France should require it.
GitkECE.CAs it regards the Greek revo
luton, we find very little Intelligence i'm these
papers; bat that little is favorable, and there
Is reason IL believe that this gallant and on
pressed people have lately made considerable
advances In the glorious march of indepen
dence For The noble purpose of aiding then,
III thcir struggle, to a successful termination.
AN ass"c'atinn has been established in condo,
the committee of which had issued n ,lrciar,
U"n uecaratory ut their views. and inlplorina
the general succour in behalf If The Greek
people, ami concluding with calling IA public
meeting which WAS held on the 18th Lori
Milton presided, and sundry patriotic ra.solu
IONS were unanimously adopted. Miznnli
mas been lately appointed Governor of iivdr,
and Admiral IN Chief OF the Greek squadron
Forty-e'ght irsari"t vessels, aud IS II y,lriotas
are ready Tor The next campaign The Gr,cls
| Already Cildtfnt fl,,,,.
10 combat second rate frisates Letters rrnm
Ionstantlnopls. of The 10th April, commnni
Gaze nothing OF importance; the Turkish (lee;
had not sailed.
! II the Persian war against the Sultan should
continue, II will create a powerful diversion in
iavor ot the Greeks. At present. In. nevs i,
favorable. An article from Busla,l, January
o. says; The Oiioman troops her. have ey
iprienc'n ifesh check from the Prrsians
"io arg iof'Hylns themselves in the prnYincrs
| al Cealis, and the rnvirons OF M.ndi,Ii. Tn,
Fate of OOcrdisian is very prohlemati,,I and
Inc discomfort of the resident of Bnssorah
against TIE governments here gives reason To
ifhr new rupture. a regular cruise or Ep..-
''sii S'lils Is established, IN the Prrsiap rnlph
'opr"trct the commerce nf India and secure.
me PrIrcipai p"inis uf the g,ph, such AS the
Island ot Dj'Ian, or Kischmc The English
vessels ais" watch the Arabian Chptnai. a NJ
yer inFlned ny the waters Of The Tigris and
Euphrates."
NEW YoRK. June by the fine shin
innd"n, just arrive from Londoo. we have
o"r papers tn the evening of the I1,h, one
aay later than per The Canada. Al tia, is Of
| interest IN the Courier of the ITth, will he.
'onnu below. The information commnnica.
'ed' Is h"we' er, after All, vague and unautti-n
TIC, though upoa tie whole il rather strength.
ems our hopes ofaoon bearing of Some BRILL
ant and decisive achievement by Mina. The
a'ns was better. l.9mer
LoNpoN, lay i7.-Costrier Office, II o'clock.
We have just received, By express, The
Etoile of Yesterday morning. Tne following
are extracts:
Pdr'S' Nay l6-Thc Count d'Espagne is
appointed Vicerov Of Navarro.
| Letters from Lisbon of the Isl inst. con
flTm what we had announced, that & en-. RE.
go had returned 10 Portugal, after having
pursued Amaraue as far as Leon, not having
been able Ia orertake him.
They write from Seville that St. Miguel
has set out to rejoin The constitutional army.
| The decline of the Eaglish funds has infln
rnccd the French flenics that ia the cause of
their f'll, aud not the defeat oiGcn Donna
uIcn which was yesterday currently reported
NINA, ~ advancing upon Berga, has nnerey
retarded his ruin. All the divisions of the
Fffncn and Spanish army burn with inlDa.
| ticnce tn encounter him.
The following letter has hcen nierceptcd
Translation If ie,ter addressed by .lfnis to fiaa
and rhich iors seized npon his emissfu7J
81 Co!o"'ade-seres, Al seyea o'clock the morning
Nsny ). 1929.
- My estnnab!e Friend and Companon,-
Notm outstanding the advantages oil this posi-
ton, | am obliged TO abandon il, and To retire
upon Si CeiDni, because the enemy are with
IN two leagues of my left, and because have
no doubt they will this day occupy ST. IIario
In this position, if had been attacked in front
IL would have been Impossible, for me to ac-
complIsh my retreat without experiencing
grea; loss.
am of opinion that you onsht 10 retire
upon Saint Feen del Pirnu ar It's u"igbhor-
mood 10y tins means we support each other
and be assured we shall not obtain any nd
yaniage over them until we are united-tlla.
IS To say, you ut the Col de Manca,lc, and
III the Concarria, and its dcfilcs From these
positions we could obtain from Barcelona
every kind Of artillery, bcsidrs several thou
sand men whom we might unite, wihou, the
possibility of being taken in flank
The General who commands is Blroa
dEroles. Al the artillery and the army are
upon my front, about two Iragucs and half
dls,a0t. Let us not he tardy i. orr retreat,
hnt try to unite; sucii is the opinion of your
sincere trlrUG,
(Signrd4 "MIIANS"
Csunf AbisbaI, on the 7th in the evening.
was At Galupaga q iage situated between
ih" Escurai and Madrid. Il appears that this
Gcncraihas from Spmosierra To Guadarar,a,
several Thousand ,nen. composed partly of
Conscripts, whn only wait for favourable
moment to abandon him.
AT Avila, in OH Castillo, the women by
themselves alone, brought about y counter re-