Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-14

d. snrLpox, Charge d'.4Saires Tue New
W"rid; At hs' bitont old enough tase OF
Itself
T.. Lrvr. # de United States Nary.-w II.
& fn,u thty Gears at his nuurai i,tc has he.u,
by the People, weighed IL the hal,rce Of he mao-
'a' jefferson. and MOI found wanting
joins JAauELIS AnEtER, IF Yireinin.-Ths
Memorv OF Pa'',ck Heniy, tho fores'-brtn DeMosi-
h-n"s the 6,s, IN open Senate ho'dly 10 -xci.im
" Give mr IL crv or give me death -
DIR FonSEsrgR, cf .fro York.-Our County /;
when Freemep speak, T>raniS trrmhic.
J. Cox BARNET, !fnsrican Consui-Our late Mi
| Mister A,ber' Gaiiatip.
JouS p KiSo, Of .fuynsta.-The Constitution
| The buiwatk of American Independence, and the
great tower Ut military strength aud ial
enterprise.
d.. SNir,. Of Phii,dsiphu.-rhe Pre.,deu,'.
Message; m"sy expression or lie sentiments Of a
Tree and ent gh,ru-t people.
Likrr. KicHARDs Of .f,io YORK Bolivar nav
| he provr - Washington 10 Sou,h Amrrica.
| Or j NJ PArl, Of Phaddetrhia.--Th. Mo,her OF
Modern Republics T; Nav her Eagle hoye,inv Ger
the nascent rcpcs of The Sou,h ever pro,ec, the n,
| from The claws of Fore,gn vultnr--
DR. A. losEs ~ Ditto.--The Three American
"rhces virtue, L,hcri,, .,d Independence.
| d.. -. X. Paul. Of Diuo-Old Hickory aud Live
Oak our conn'rys hu'waik
| H. =. "HAkroE, IF DWo.--The day we celebrate
gave To America w Washington, who shone 49, = 6x-
Ell star anii the storms OF revolution, rncircif
ny" constellation, Of which Lafayette was Of the
| brightest lights.
| a: MAzycx, If Soth Crolina-The voice in
the w iderness crying Thus far shalt thou 20 an
| no farther"
| Mr.. G. w. BRuKx. Of Ntio Yora-rhe American
oak MS root IN the Rocky mountains, aud its arm.
&C either Ocean.
| Capt. ALLYN, oTthe Cadmus-Our ne WV ,ppoint.
| Minister:
Mr., BRowS.-aiay he be full Of tho spiri, and
feelings ~ the people he ~ to represent, and, like
The faithful sentinel, be ever ready to give the alarm
when liberty is invaded.
| j. j. AMBLrR, Of HIghsia.-rhe Memory OF
Benjamin Franklin: "
Eripu't fulmen colo 'ceptrumlue iyrannis."
GREECE.
| NEW YORK, May 1.-The news fiom Greece by
me last arrival, rs al The most iatteripy Kind Ir
| depen'lem'ly Of the revolt of the Pach, eff c,vn,
which not only cuts of many OF the resources. Inn
must divert the Efforts of the Turkish government.
we "vt .ne most encouraging picture Of the pros
pec's OF me G.eeks IN the following article from a
paper newly established IN Greece ITSELF (tke G,
Sh'on",f) printed AZ NlssoIonghi, which We have
| re-Iransaied from Paris paptr
Feb 20.-The results Of the camp,;rn o1 1909 Ices
"Hii'an IN appearance than those of the precc,I,,o
years, are much more important in realty fur The
;" H,crce' anu render ITS independence secure
Two nag ships, a"d other tn, ksh vessels of war he
come The pre-. of The Greek fire sbos The unn,.,
Gus army OF Ch"ursehid Pacha which anne arel ,,es
med 10 sweep every thing in lis progress estro, ed
~ Two days by the battles of Apos mi CT (;.n,ss
such were, IN 1922 the consequence, of an en,Ius;
| aSm, winch hs mosi imminen danger only served
20 an'@'a'e. IN 1879 This enthusiasm has been re-
IP"S'" ny cam, winch the nj and
n,''ary cheis Of Greece are n'iebe,, ms q natural
consequence, 10 her success aud he ni,lence the
| nave inspired ~ their own resources
"" iand aud sea their success has fuI,v ,oswor.,
"e 'r,.""ce fenoseu IN them. II the Turks m the
preceding expedition trayersed The is,i,mu. nj
So,'n", ana advanced even 10 the plains of Argos
ms ey we've not able even to gain the coast Of
| The Gull oil Lrpanio. Several Geek do,nchn,cnis
| separately hut Jnd,cousiy placed in Re,t.. we're
suhc'eht 10 haiass and even siop the houile fare
wn''H n advanced under Jussouf Pacha Al q Later
Rl.Il IrSNa,
OF iroups Of one fourth It's steny,b 40 fea,aJ ;s
ana drnye II TO seek refuge in The Isle of Nerronon;
| oevei"' expeditions which the Turks undertook
s,.i ~ ne Nor.hern part OF this island, equally
on Attica, the lat blow wa, e;ven hv ,ho C'%
the remnant uf this AlusseIn,an army
ne, army, much more considerable, and CON-
W A'nanians, the best tioops of the TurL sb
r'hp"e, aud particularly Of Scot!rian. the bfay.s,
'"u no., whrlSf OF all the Aibanans was marched
,,s .he provinces OF the west lis obiec, was
W. e'p,'e OF Mi.sn'onghi, the aIost important po.i-
tinn oEGretce. However well copceveL ,ye,a an :.
i'''"s OF line Turks, however well combined ,Le
OF .heIr several generals, who aJvanred
ON ihIee different points 10 turn and su,,onnJ IN.
Greeks, their armies were copsran,iv d.r..,s, ~
eir one IaiIoas and finally the obstinate nc,.sver
'"ce ni The facba of Scodra the mos, en,ern,;s;n,
ed he ,h ." az. me generals that have been employ
:" ~ ',r ore ~ me present war, has terminated
~ -. "e "'""s, 'oa' obstruction Of his armv - desruc.
non caused by few Greek ifoops Eve times Iess
numerous 'han those led against them,
Inc advantages accruing 10 the Greeks f,o, IN mir
'a'' success, w@ie all important The Albanian.
'hr'r mos dangerous enemies ssein, the r,,,.,ro'
P"r 'hev hau experienced in The former c,mr,;c,
wru III me same place, lost al once their f,,er
eon"ue"r,h ana those among them, who ,ssa,i. fed
WIN me irir, I'ad not dared ~ ess H. nov one,
W declared their opposition. Tie Pacha of send,
ntn'sf attributes his defraf 10 the neotec, oT ,ho
i,van TO place within his control The most ;mpor,an
OF he means promised 10 him. 10 fine AIh,n;,
'gueu dissatisfied, aud exhausted in mar, bv inter
can I" future supply no essential sue
The result, Of The advantages gained hy. sea have
M. men Tess important for the Greeks If ,hey have
"o' Wsyear blown up an ainrrai's shin thev b,ss
yet met the Turks ia open fsht. and ,,be y;c,o,.
achieved between ScopeIos and yoIo. in =, h;c IN.
iHks were driven TO an ignominious foh, IN. 90.
snred forever foihe G, eeksa ma,;,;oa s,; 70:
""" consequently dependence for /, ia tho con-,
mani OF the sea which has decided anJ nu., Jao;%
the fate Of Greece "'" ""s' 'ee'oe
Nv embark ing in Light vessels few ,s,,oh,,.n,.
OF iirh' troops, they lave also h,ra.sed their ensm;
a, different points and Ivy keeping them in con.'an,
a'afm nave tf"6Wd more than could haze re-.
zone oy "Tecl attack is, above all, ty their
requiem aescenfs on the Asinc coast esecuteJ win
~ H,"ch Judgment ms address, thar the Greeks have
inspired The Turks in all quarters with terror rho,
Iomp - them 10 think more Of defending their own
nom's han Of attnrking their oppoprnIs Seve,al
eapeo"'on, 10 the coas's Of Syria and Bartary have
",n caused ~ orpcrfune diversion in their favour,
""H' are The resources now left 10 the Porte for
'"uII" campaign We shall not advert to their
n"""ces' "hch are exhausted, or AZ least
err,y year, h's' soon lie exhausted hat the numbers
" "e' sHoTs eTPa'y dImuis he'd in The Iast exuedi-
oos, both iy the plague and Nv The dese,unn nj
i'"'b"S aho oc'avoo'ans employed In the Tu, k;sh