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


NEW YoRx, Nov. So.-By the arrival mis-
m o'nng of The packet ship Columbia, aud the
Bragaoz,. from Liverpool, we have our Lon
don files 10 the 18th ult. Inclusive, and from
Liverpool to the 18th. An arrival at Boston
brings London dates to the 18th, as we learn
by slip from our correspondents pf the
Patriot but II furnishes no intelligence, ex-
cept Of markets and Of shipping. The chief
object Of interest in our Giles, il the tlscussion
going ON respecting the proclamation of Sir
Frederick Adams Governor of the Iunian
Isles.
The Courier Of the 18th contains letter
fion Paris. giving the strongest assurances
that nj. de VilIele will maiutan his asceudan.
cy in the French cabinet; and fun of the
praises OF Charles x. who is said In bay.
made more Royalists in a fortnight" than
had been made during the ten precious
years OF restoration-and who, by his easy
manners, his saabiliiy and accessibility, recalls,
so is the phrase, 1.-The good Henry ".
Since the foregoing, but at too late an hour "a,
make much use ri them, we have received the
London Courier to the 18th inclusive, nv the
Braganza, which vessel we find sailed after
the packet ship some days.
The Courier the 18th contains official
dispatches ofthe Greeks, announcing their
success off Samos, and the details of a victory
achieved near Marathon over the Turks, WHICH
cost them in killed 700 and many wounded.
The booty that fell into the hands of the
Greeks is said to be immense.
The Courier, much more of Turk than
Greek paper admits that these victories are un-
questionable.
From the Courier, Oct 10.
CITY Q o'ctoek.-Ths is a hoiydav at III.
bank I; also at the British and Foreign Stock
Exchanges.
The principal jobbers and brokers have met
ms usual on The Royal Exchange; but the trans
actions have not been tn much extent CansoIs
for Nov. are s6!sS, after having been 1854 /:
the Foreign Securities remained sery steady
Mexican Bonds are COLT and Colombian
Scrip about s.; Spanish Bonds have adj
vanced To coy; French Scrip i5a ls pm.
We nave not heard of any express, having
arrived from Paris This morning.
The Hon. John Randolph had taken his
passage IN the Columbia, but from an accident
by the turning over of tho mail coach WHICH
he was IN on his way from London Ia Liver
pool, he was prevented from comlag in her
HE GREEKs AND TURKS ACCOUNTS had -.
recewed, botn ty the way Of Z.n,e aud Corfa' Of
an engagement between the Geek aeet, under Adj.
which The latter dtsconftted The t;rerLs,,'
tackled the Egyp'ians wher. they were euJoavor;n,
tn EFFECT landing destined agans, Aihens rs
u'eeks burnt three Of the enemys frigaics, AS well
as some smaller vessels, and captured, besies so
transports. The remainder dispersed IL is reoor,
Ell that ibrah'm Pscl,a Of the viceroy of Esvn,
was on board one OF the irgates that there were
blown up. But lille faith is reposeJ in ,h..s No.
Counts. Even the Paris editor :, who swallow .Imos.
every thing, say they wait for psccise inlora,a
An article dated MarseilIc., sep. &c, sets forth
the doubts entertained the real intentions of h,,
F'ceroy OF Egypt. He is described TO nav, bren
prevailed upon with difficulty, 10 undertake. ~. w.
ped'iion against the siurea and after y,eid,ng re-
ucta"' consent, aud giving the command of !, 10 his
son, TO have 'nterposed So many delays, that public
indignation had been strongly excited az ainst nm ~
Consiaunopie, and had anios, deter nj, med the TuT
ksn "orer"meni 70 declare him an enem, al all
!sks. The same letters which furnish the forepo.
ing inflammation, arc said To speak of the Canaan
racha as beng surrounded by few persons of ability,
ihey ascribe the ilure Sanios 10 his misconduct
and want Of decision.
= But there is news Of more UNPLEASANT
character, though it comes from tie Austrian
Observer-a paper welded to the cold -hrarfed
policy ofthe Holy Alliance. That paper states
that by an extraordinary conveyance, news
from Constan'inOple has been received TO The
i7th of September.
"A .ireek division had pursued the CANAAN
Pacha TO the Bay of Boudrox, (Stanko Cos. !
"A part of the Egyptian feet had also arrived
there. A battle took place on The 10Th Sept
According to d report brought here on the 9Th,
me result was favorable 10 the Turks Thp
Greeks are said 10 have found themselves so
heinmed IN between the two Turkish feet.
that they had no resource left them, blu, thei,
fire-ships. 1t is added that they exploded
thirty OF them. but without any effect.
Inc battle, 1t is further said, lasted the
whole day, and the Greeks after having taken
The vessel Of Patrona Bey, fRear-A dmraIl
having themselves, lost thirteen Vessels. were
forced to retreat
hccording to the same intelligence, the
captain Pacid pursued the Greeks but 9th
or accounts state that he had returned TO his
ictmer anchorage, of Mytiene, to re-,ictuaI
We must wait for more exact intelligence
WIN regard to these events"
The Paris Etoile adds, in note on this mn.
ragraph, the reflection of the Austrian Oh
server is very prudent one. We bays mfr.
NATION OF much more recent date. from
which u may be concluded that the present
campaign is at an end, as far as regards ih,.
turks. And we may also add, that our adj
wees are direct from Smyrna, by papers and
letters To the 18th of September, and yerbalIv
TO the goth, and at that time no inteIigence;of
this disaster had resched that place. Ifsucb
an affair had taken place between the con.
tending fleets, and with such result H., ,,.ys
would doubtless have been received as early
at Smyrna, as at Constaoiinople.]
Since preparing the above, we lind the fol-
lowing paragraph, under the head Of " Pelais, \
opposite Staneho, Sept. 8:-On Sunday, the
otil, the Greek feet appeared To the number
Of III. Nine fre.s ships were launched. fine
Egyptian neet immediately goi under sail, and
commenced its fire. The Greeks dread no.
body. There is much reason to fear for the
Egyptian fleet. -