Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-07
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LATEST FROM ENGLAND
Nav YORK, Dec. 8.
BY the Cortes, we have our files TO the esj
Oct. inclusive. From London the only arti-
Gle of interest, is the annunciatien that The
Greeks had revoked their proclamation con-
corning neutral ships, and consequently the
danger of collision between them and &. B,i
tain is removed.
The London Times Of the Goth of Octoher.
acknowledges the receipt ofFrench papers of
the nth, which contain no news, except q
statement in the Constitutional giving snme
particulars Of the defeat ofthe Egyptian fleet.
by the Greek Admiral Miaulis, between Cos
and Rhodes. It's stated, that the son IF the
viceroy Of Egypt had advanced to the Gulf of
Macry, before The latter island. THENCE he
proceeded to join the Captain Pacha, who
after his disaster before Samos had retired 10
5odroun. The Greek admiral with GO ves
sells, and reinforcement from Samns. at
tackled the two Mussuiman fleets on the 5h of
September, and several Egyptian ships were
burnt, and some transports sunk, with troops
on board. The Captain Pacha lost his rear
aamiraPs ship, and two others. The Egyp
tan fleet was pursued, and some transports o.
vestaken in the waters of Rhodes, and DESTROY.
I'd. A small number Of Egyptian vessels
sought safety in the port Of Suda, 10 Gambia.
More than a fourth of the troops destined 10
lie MOrea, died in the midst the flames or
Tue waves OF the sea, and the rest had he
come prey 10 a contagious disease. After
this defeat, the Captain Pacha sought safety
in the island of Mi.y.ebH.
LoNDnN, Oct. sl.---We stated G.. Saturday.
on the authority Off private letter from Paris
that loan for Spain was negotiating in tina,
capital We have this morning received. from
the same quarter, letter dated the 18th, of
which the following is an extract:-
The ullimatun Of the Spanish govern
ment for a loan by commission, without re-
cognsing the loans of the Cortes, has al rived
here. 1t has been accepted by the bankers
kconcernrd, and sent back TO Madrid by ex-
press. There can lie no doubt, therefore /
pink, as TO the fact Of loan having been con
tra led for, but 10 its effect here, il will have
nont->wilh respect 10 the Cortes bonds, which
are N Ia, and without any thing doing in
them.
The Etoile Of the 2ist, asserts that /" II is
lnot tru; that France has been hnstletowards
the Grp;ks. Her ships and her Consuls. have
aided item, wherever they could and her
counsels. 70 accordance with those Of Europe,
oDIy fendto put an end to the most horrible
Of wars. which recali,to mind the wYrs oil
Paranism2 ihe wars of determination"
I'VE are now enabled 10 state, that the
whole aff.,ir Is at eDd-and AT an end in the way
W., said II ,sluld be terminated. There was
no yisi, Maid 90 the Greek government by
Sir +. Adam but Capt. Pechel, of his ma.
iestv's shin Sviille, has arrived at the admi
raIty. with Dispatches, announcing that the
| Greeks revoked their proclamation, upon
reuuisilion Il, n, Il effect, made through Capt
P.chell himself This is rather unfortunat.
for our contemposary who has laboured SO
hard TO show tIatit was absolutely necessa.
nv Sir Frederick Adam should " hasten IL
the capital of lbJ enemy !" whittier, how
ever. he went uot because il was impossible
the peor Crock :, could otherwise comply
| with our condition. Jas to the manner vf re-
sokIng their procla,nation.
cit will be seen by our extracts from the
Paris papers, that ire Austrian Observer O.
the 9th inst. has an a, Ncle dated Corfu, Sept
esd, in which II is stated, that this revocation
took place before tl.f Greek government
was acquainted with tlF Proclamation Of the
lord high commissions Z OF the ionian Islands
since the re,ocation i,fiated the Sd Of Sep.
tember,i and the proclasss a'ion me oth.'"
CoRrU, Sept. 23.-Ne nave just received
| the authentic inteIl,pepce OF The revocation o.
The decree of the Senate o. Napoh de Roma
MA which ordered the cIptiire and conGsca
ton OF foreign vessels flfghted Tor the TUr.
| h'oh oVtf'tts Ills rpyOCNN'N scVh- ptdSc Dt'
fore the Greek government was acquainted
with the proclamation Of tke lords high COM
1 ,nissioDers Of the Ivnian isfnds, SINCE the re.
vocation is dated the Sd Of Sept. and the pro-
clamaIiUn the 9th.
There is now no doubt, o awe have already
announced, that the British k.svernment con
sidersth proclamation of Sir n edeiick Adams
| as null and void {; this dodimeNl has ineens
ed all England. II we hay bNeve the az
counts which daily gain credit,tthe Greeks
have given The Christian renegadoe~> a lesson
which is better than all Imaginable des Sees.--
They have taken or sunk 81 transports, Ahich
G,opean captains have placed at the dfNco.
Saa 3'be Pacha.
bo,dsee iskei ship Cores, Capt. De Cost, arrives
OF On Ndsy from liverpool, whence she sailed
;ns and VOC ,sf ener bag was brought up bst oven.
n of ,be 9eJ Thsed London papers 10 the evening
an n. nj N. John Randolph is a passenger
The papers announces, s.-,.
They contain reports ofR 10" 1.sn's !"
Egyptian fleet on the 5i, Sep, , ., '"e
accosnIs from Smyrna u noDthI,o, sL;nh .u ue.
CREEKS & TURhsH Afr. 9dc.
An article, dated Venice, Octoi,ets ,,.,
no longer any doubt that the aeet % u. ,..
Of EgJpt, has been roughly handled Lvt"o 'oe,oy
VINO have burnt rase, two fripaics, tLreme .
SIX brigs ~ gun-bosls ssd 30 transports T,.
niainder have been dispersed and put 10 a;chp \, Z:
added, but The report wants confirmation thai n, ~.
10Th Of September, the Greeks brought into Nsniee
4 VI uguaUia, "A friqlte on hna,d ,,I,.oa