Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-29
lHE GREEKS

The following in'eresi.s letter, has been address
cd ~ Lorh byron, 20 ihe committee IN london, for
ntNslhg ways, ana procuring means Of aiding The
ttreeK cause. No man IN Europe proi ally better
Knows the real situation and wants of Ills neorle
asiC lover Of freedom.
he prwcipa! material wanted bv the Greeks nm
peaC' 20 hc, hfsf, p'ik Of field artillery light and
~ Tor modutn,n service secondly, gunpowtier ::
Ilir'Il', hospUai or medical stures The rpad,esi
mode "t transmissiun is, hear, by Idra addressed
10 Mr. Nrgii,, tue Minister. meant TO send cor.
ia'n fpNnuy of the iwo auCr-no great deal hut
enough for IN individual 20 show his good Wishes for
The Greek success hut am pausing because in case
should 90 raysclt, can take them with me- | do
no mean 10 hmi' niy owa contribution TO this merely
baennfe especially il can get 10 Greece myself |
shH deNote whatever resources can muster. Of my
o"n, TO sjv%ncipg Ihe great object. am IN CORES.
pNnnence WIN ojgnor ----- well known 10 Mr.
Hoblousc who is now AT - but his latest AL.
vice merely states that the Greeks are N prescnt
employed ~ organizing their internal government
and The details of lis administration this wnuld
seen to intimate security; bur The is, however
lar lrnm he'as Terminated. The Turks are an oh
sunate race, rs all former wars have proved linen,
and will return 10 the charge, for Years TO come
even heaieG rs II Is To be hoped they will be. Bui
M nn case can he abours OF the committee he san,
10 he ;" VAIN for IN the event oC the Greeks being
Sun5c-, ~-u dispersed, the funds, which would be
employed III succruring and gathering together the
Nnln, ~ To alleviate III part their disresses and
enable iiem 10 h1d or make country SO ,u,, mi
grants OF other naions haze beeG ,on1peIled Ia A.,
wo7d '"ess ho'h those who give & those who take "
as DE bounty both @ justice aud mercy With regard
90 the tormHuon 81 brigade which Ne fIohLa,,se
hlns ~ ia his shu'. lrueP Of this DAYS recei,t In
cio9u9 &" one 70 WHICH have the honor 10 rrDiv
P"9iI presume 10 suggest, but merely as an opinion
Fe4lIgg rather from The melancholy experience Of
thfbt'Shdes embarked in the Columbian service
thp IRON any experiment yet lai.ly uied ia Greece
qua tue attention Ut the committee had better nor
hF', he dirrcied TO the employment Of Off, ers nj
eXgerience Than ihc cnrolment OF Jaw British sol.
di1fs which batter apt to be uuruly and moi
very scr'cedble Ia rresdnr warfare, by the side OF
Foreigners.
small body Of officers especially artillery or en-.
sineers, With quantity {suCh as the committee
might Deem necessary Of stores, OC the nature Of
Cap''n ------ animated rs most wanted, would
sNjIu cJhceive, DC 4 mighty useful acc essinn on.
cc!s WIN had previously served IN The Mediterranean
would be preferable, As some knowledge Of staf,on
- nearly Indispensable. Il would be AS well iial
they should he aware that they are not roiuG Il,
rough e on beef stake and boille of pott :" bn,
that Greece never OF laie years, very Dlentirully
stocked "i Hess - AT present the countr, Of ajl
Enus OF P1yaunn iois remark may seem suporflu.
aus out have been ted to it, by observing that
many foreign officers, Italian, French and so,,e
Gerh"lj ViuI fewer OF the latterO have returned a.,
disgust Imagining either that thev ,yc,e g,;n. 49,
make up party of pleasure, or to enjoy I.ll n.,y
speedy promotion and very moderate decree ~
Huty lhey complain too, of having been III recrtreJ
.! ''F government of inhabitants bot numbers of
thesf compliments we're mere adyruiurers nti,.ctci
~ shope OF command and disappointed Of botl .
theT Greeks that have seer. sreuu0t,slv ,I,,, H.
chvge OF mhospuaIiiy and declare that they s,areJ
F'.''N~ W '''~ i''' 'lHihO VIII thCtT IugCiuu
4OHneers. q"
need NO, suggest 10 the committee tbe ver,
z1ai advantage which must accrue 10 Great Br,ta;,
ffm The success Ot the Greeks and their prnI,,t,ls
cfnmercal relations 1iih England in consenuepo.
tqGtuNe ] feel persuaded that the. first Oil p,
~ The committee IS ihrW emancipation tvithort apy
S'icresied views, bat he confederation might ,-ei,I
wih ihc bugii-b people 10 general ~ their ,resent
/p'ssf0n for every And of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES need moi
rfnsf ihe Ame rc1n sras, Tor one much heller cecil,
iher While IS ns 4rer home. The resourc-s e,e, I'm,
an nErant poi 'afi1n 100 Use Greek Islands al,nc
are rarely 10 he parAitlsdi aud tie cbeapoess of
every kt % 'pt only necessary bet luxury ltb,t ,s
70 cay, luxury Of Gaiute Quits vine, OIL &c IA,
state o. prate are lu beyond lEu,c OF tbe C,ns
aud an D'emaus LIud, add tbe other pl.ces nC
refuge "hictthe English populiliou are scratching
fJr over tie waters '"s
IL sobservcd hy Mr. BFsraAn. in his aIc,;r,t,,.
WORK 90 Judicial L,tdlibmt nb tntf Libel ppte, tl,
En8l-h lass, o. " an offence OF which thsre ,s ~,
uruaWoa ly itw, against which, in fact. there Il. mn
law, Dot Of which Ie definition, a. far As IL IS fo he
collected lron' Judicial pUctica s The publisbiug
any ihtug concerning man, Hii.hrr in - rriyn o. ,r
EsDHc character, wucb man would not Ike to have
psbIi.hch concerning him fever Newsosocr o.
Lioel, 80 o. perhaps every Newspaper ,l'at ever
was pUb.tsl'ed'
II sni ihe Utmost consequence % Tho Dure ads,i,
sirFiton 81 justice hat the sentence. Of C1ortsof 10
sb"us De irtely canvssscd Ike my 0uier Duiir pr
cocd'ngs That b!ind aud ipdis rio,inafe ,e.,cct|
"hrh some would rlf'm f1r iders is urc,ly irccp,