Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-04

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opened at Argos. aud another at Niissolsn.
CHI Ut the latter, Demetiius Paul is precxp-
tor. - sa ~@T
Inc creeks continue to fortify Nlissolon-
sht iort at the entrance Of the harbor
whith WAS called the Fort of Honor, has since
Fort Byron. I,
SMrSSA, Sept. il.-Our Governor. Hassan
facha' mas received orders 20 en,ul 5000
. ahn'ssar'es to Join the army which s to pro-
coed against Samos.
French ship from Stanchiu left the Turk
lsh and Egyptian fleets in that pn,t.
me Sdunans nave taken courage and des-
cenuea from the mountains to attend the in
tage. An European vessel il at S,mo. iuat,ioy
with wine.
september s.-0en. Ulysses has, not gone 10
tue hnrea, hut To Sainna will, a considerable,
sum vi money received from the Creek Pm.
vlsionai Government, with the view of raising
an army IN that quarter to oppose the Turks
who are expected there.
| Letters from C.Dstantinnpie announce The
entire evacuation Of Moldayia and w ,I,arh;.
hat treaty ofpeace between Russia and The
Ior,e had been signed; apd that a Russian
Ambassador was daily expected.
| ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT Aug. ia con.
siderable number Uf European merchant v.s-
sells have arrived in our harbur since the sal
ing OF ALI Pdclia's expedition, fo, the purpo,e
OF taking freight formerchants or government.
!" TINS they have been disappointed. and
SUI vessels now seek employment in vain IN
this port. Our crop of cotton will be MIR.
abundant this year than last. Bread stuff. are
plenty and dull ~ I3tierro,b
PORTUGAL.
BALTIMORE, Dec. t.-Captain Leslie. of IN.
fast sailing ship Philip, at this port Yesterday
IN 81 days from ST. Ubes, states that at The
Time ot ms departure the Only news that an
peared to excite public attention. was thp arri-
val OF one OF the Servants Of Prince Mi
Suei' al that time IN France,) who was imme
diataly imprisoned, and his papers, &c. seiy.d
Soon afterwards regiment of ca, airy ala
TONED IN the neighbourhood of Lisbon. had
openly declared in favor of the Queen : two
Other regiments had been sent after tbep
winch had succeeded in securing all the officers.
VINO were mprIsoned-Ne trpops were coI
lect'ng at st. Ubes, from the Southern Pro
vlnces, said to be destined for the BraziIs.
LATE FROM SMYRNA BY the schoo.
ner eiioif, captain Curtis. arrived here YES
tfrday IN hity days from Smyrna, accounts
are received confirming the statements of the
oufnng ot TWO Turkish frigates.and several
smaller vessels, hy the Grecian Gre sLios
The Turkish squadron was lying at AIytelen.
and Scyo, on the 7fh October, and il was 70.
ported that tn Captain Pacha had given m
me command of the feet, and had ,-one 70
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES greater part of the troops
which had been ordered for the attack of Gu.
mos, had returned, f.9uer;.,,
by the Trimmer from AIyarado, we bav.
received a file Of the Sun, published in the
MexIcau capital, down fu the 28,b uJt. and
letters dated Cd inst. from our correspondents
at Al. arado. The contents of them are high
~ interesting. We are indebted to friend
Tor copy OF the Mexican Federal Republ;
can Constitution, as IL was ratified by the
Supreme Congress on the 4ih ult.
General Guadalupe Victoria has been elect.
ed President Of the United Mexican States.
and General Nicholas Bravo, Vice President
fhe province of Chiapa, which was claimed
ny the United States Of Central Americs and |
the Mexican Union severally; and 10 which |
the option between them was left, has iucor.
porated itself with the latter while Soaonusco
has declared its intention of adherins 10 the |
former.
The Mexican government has established |
regular escort every two months from the
capital to Vera Cruz and Alvarado fur specie.
&c. When any considerable quantity is col
ircted in the intervals of the stated periods.
an extra convoy Mill be- furnished.
The most imposing ceremonies were used
in announcing IN. Pr,-ideci Victoria. the e.
nal ratification of he constitution by the Con
gress. and IN administering TO him and the |
wee President, The oath to maintain and ego
cute il with fidelity. In the solemn address
es and answers delivered on these occasions.
he liveliest JOY is expressed at the compile.
ton ut the great work which occupied the
Congress during ten months, and the most
ardent devotion is'hreathed to the cause off
independence and Union. All was exultation
IN uir capital. The sentiments uttered on
every side were such as we should expect in
This country at a similar junciure. IL is inst
ly said by The Speaker Of the Congress or
Convention that the labaurs of that body
in framing the Constitution were founded on
Inc principles now recognized in the civilized
world az the elements Of all social organiza-
ton that they had divided the powers Of go
verDmenf assigned the attributes aod deID-
ed'the limits of ea ch left to the several states
the entire administration OF their domestic
concerns established general rules rs links
for the varIons parts Of the federation d.
yided the great whole in due proporliops.
and rescued the nation from anarchy and
decay"
On the 5ih Oct. the Supreme Executive
Power issued conformity long manifesto
10 the otates, winch IS full Of the noblest prn- |
cIples and most liberal doctrines; and on the |
i0'n Octooer' Inc President published Sc
parate address from himself of n siu;lar cha.
racter. His inaugural speech To- The Congress
was deIisered on the same Jav He refers 70
the examples OF Penn, Washington, Jefferson.
and Bolivar. and exhor,s the Mexican nation
to cudeasour to raise herself TO the level Of our
repubhc. me same language is held 10 the
elaborate address of the General Congress 10
the MexicaDs, dated 9TH Ocfober.