Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-09

| The only four points of Ipsara " hich were IA
liner weak, have been strongly fortified by art
and we may Judge OF the confidence of The.
people IN their strength, from the fact that
they still ardeully wish the Ottoman leet
would come and attack them
Fourteen briggs have sailed from this ISL
and To join the Greek nolillas assembled nc
HYDRA as had been agreed upon. But since
thtir departure, AN Envoy from HYDRA has
arrived here, aud has excited new ardour, by
speaking like one iospired, of glorious pros.
poets on the eve of being realised, aud asking
,or ireSh assistance, To achieve the most bril-
iiant success at sea. In consequence of six or
esht additional vessels, are fitting out with all
speed to be sent To Hytira
!" n thing which will excite surprise, if any
thing can do So, in these tiH,rs, is tha, our ISL
ana has sent four vessels 10 blockade Samos.
" The government of Greece has appoipt-
Ed an iPsaiiot 10 the office uf Eparch of Samos;
the latter not being able TO repair to his post
on account at indlspos,ion, the lpsariuts have
ch.oen III his room the famous Commander of
the hreships, who repaired 10 Samos With two
others, who had heen associated with him.-
But the Sanots drove them away. telling
them they did not want any body, NOR any
assistance from the lpsarios or from Greece,
10 defend themselves against all the attacks Of
Turkey; that they were resolved To he indie
authority. The Eparch Was therefore oblig-
ed to return la ipsara, where he has informed
| ne Senate ct the resolution of the naughty
Samians, whom IL has been determined 10
blockade in their island ill orders are received
from the supreme Governments -
The Balram has passed at Smyrna in the
most satisfactory manner not the slightest
accident interrupted The tranquility which tho
city and neishhOuring villages hav. long en-.
I,AC. u I'M oh. Il.
day OF the Balram, all the bazars should be
open as rsual, which is unprecedented. I'm
Intimately, the day sher the Bsiram, drunk
en Turk wounded Greek Guild aud "a Turk
Fhrm the guard eldeavourad to arrest, hav-
ing attempted to fire on it, was killed by piss
| t"i shot Tue first was immediately put in
lroos. Many persons waited on the Pacha
| To request hts pardon, but he Was inAexibie {,
ne caused him To DO executed in IA manner.
that wonld strike terror, aud his hndy has been
exposed 10 public view with that of the Sc
cond, The t.drrs OF The Sultan in favour of
the Greeks wcrS naver more precise, mora
rigorous, and raore formidable, than they now
are.
We learn from Aleppo, that the cholera
morous has appeared IN village near that city.
where every possible measure was taken la
prevent lis extending to Aieppo itself.
Some pretty violent shocks of AN earthquake
have been felt nj Scaly Nmo,a, where some
houses were cverthrown aud some persons
, wounded.
Mr.. D"aut, an Officer of the Medea, French
| t'isate dIedhcre ON The 26th; this young off.
Ger, who was scarcely e6 years of age, sailed
round the world in the Urana corvette He
was esteemed b, his superiors, aud Ia, ed by
MS comrades. Every attention was paid HIM,
aud he received bfurr his death the. cunsola-
tons of religion, HIS funeral was attended
| ny the officers of he Freoch ships OF war. the
Consul General, and the rIeuch Merchants !;
| ne Was buried in the church Of the Capu,hins