Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-29

under weigh ;-three frigatss and two brig
went ashure, and on the 18th in the morning
the Osmanlis had existed Among the deaa
are the TWO Pachas, lsmael Piasfa, and OmeI
Combaris Of Arsyro Castrou. The spoil is
enormous, and the victory complete.
The Augsburg Gazette contains the follow
ing intelligence Of the ed ult from Confu -
[" All Greece resounds with the praises of the
brave Ipsariots. More than 5000 Osmans pc.
shed at lpsara, and that island is now in The
power OF its inhabitants. The Turks had not
tune 10 carry of single cannon. The total
loss Of the Captain Paeha in this expedition
Is computed NJ 1anna fan,e, and 100 ys.sssis
rarge and small. When the Ipsariots landed
TO reconquer their island, the brave Canaris
lifted up the Cross and exclaimed -" God
be praised, Ipsara is avenged" When the
slaughter was at an end, Canaris sailed for
Mitylene. The Inhabitants Of Samoa displays ed
the Crescent for some time, in order TO mis-
lead the Turks and it is said that the latter,
ny fandIns with confidence, lost several thou
sand men. Since these occurrences have taken
place. the Peioponnesus seems 10 have ava
kened to new life. Ii only half the mighty
deeds related by the Greek Journals be true,
the Forte has never received such heavy blows
as during this campaign"
The Burgomasler and Municipal Council
oil the free town Of Frankfort have lust issued
an Ordonnance TO iix the private civil rights
OF the Jews, IN pursuance of the constitutions
al resolution issued by the legislative body on
the first of September of the present year.
Oae ofthe provisions of this Ordinance sets
forth that the Israelitrs of the town cannot
contract more than fifteen marriages a year,
among which, nev ertheless, there may be two
IN which one of the parties may be foreigners
IL III any year there be not fifteen marri-
ages, the number necessary to complete them
may be added to that of subsequent years.
The following intelligence from Warsaw is
oil the 25th ult -" BY an imperial Ukase, all
the Jews, unless they be physicians or large
merchants, are required to renounce, between
the present time and 1926, the petty traffic of
hawkers, etc. as well as the trades which, in a
manner they have formed, and become again
what their fathers were, namely, husband
men or shepherds. To this end the goy.
eminent has assigned them. in the tempe.
rate parts Of European Russia, lands and
every thing necessary for their cultivation
and has granted them years of exempt m
ifthey conform in that respect TO the Emp.
eror's will. In the contrary case, they will be
required to quit Russia altogether. The pub.
catIon ofthis Ukase has spr, ad terror among
The numerous lsraeItes Of this country"
1t appears by the Paris Journal du Com
'nerce that the CensOrs ofthst press allow il I,
designate Gen. La Fayeue, as an illustrion.
citizen = and to express its surprise, that the
American papers should give him the title OF
Marquis, which he had soiemnly renouuced.
Buenos .4yres, .4ug. s8.-This market j.
giulted with American produce-i6 orI8, O0(
bbis. flour are Oh hand, and large proportion
IN possession offhe importers. The price is
nearly nominal at Is dollars, duty 81 per Dbl
ana no sales can be effected there are nc
'Ie'6nts tor vessels Produce high-.in fact The
done.