Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-25
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

LATEST FROM EUROPE.
By the packet snip SIephanIa, cspt. Macy,
from Havre, the editors OF the New York
Commercial Advertiser have received sever
al tiles Of Paris papers to the 2Tth of October.
Tine London Courier OF the 26th, was receiy.
ed by the same vessel. -.
THE GREEKS.-There is no Intelligence
from the Greek aud Turkish fleets so late by
two or three weeks, as has been received and
published three weeks ago. The Paris pa
pers oil The 28th OF October, give letter from
CODstanilnop!e, dated Sept. 26, in which il il
represented that the Greeks had been beaten
IN succession Of engagements near Samos ;
and This letter Is published in several of uur
papers this morning, as news, and without
cvmment. But in order to put the matter
completely and at once at rest, on a cumuari-
son vi dates and circumstances, the actions
here spoken OF, refer 10 The engagement be
tween me Greek aud Tu'ksh feet, near Sa-
mos, and To that with the Egvptian feet.
which took place early in Sept. between Chi
es and Rhodes. Ample accounts of these IN.
gagements we're given in the Commercial Ad-
yeriIsrr uithe S0ih ul. and of the sd and SI
of December INST. One ui the morning pa-
pers also pa dishes paragraph founded on a
letter from Smyrna of the Goth Sept stating
that the Hreeks we're blockddng the Turkish
and Egyptian fleets in the ports of Budroum
and Stancho. Now this account refers to IN
situation of me fleets previous TO an engage
nent oil Stancho," ia which the Greeks
gained partial success, the first account of
when was published IN this paper ON the SON
of November last. Bat in order Ia spt,le IN.
question, IL Is only necessary To bear in mind
that these accounts are from Smyrna of the
Goth and Goth of Sept. aud from CONSTANT
nople of The same date, and then add The
fact, on the 80 ult. two American vessels
arrived from Smyrna direct, bringing certain
Intelligence from that place to the Tin of Ocfo
Der, at which time The campaign was ended
Oh he part OF the Turks, and IN the rPltk
ish and Egyptian fleets were l,ing for safe
ty before The Greeks. With these facts be.
fore us, il IS needless to give our readers =
colnmn Of vague and contradictory account,
of Fuik 'sh Victories, when we have long since
received certain intelligence that on the ucca
slons referred 10, the eagle of victory pelched
on The other standdrd.
Contradictory accounts continue 10 he 70.
ceised from Greece; but the following seems
to be most reasonable.
Extract OF private letter Of the 10 h ut.
from Trieste -" Capt. Vukassovich arrived
here yesterday from the Gulf of SMYRNA. in
thirteen days, and brought letters. dated
Sept. S6. The Captain Pachas and The
Egyptian fleets combined had 10 sustain y
number Of petty actions, the first Of which
took place near Sanchio, and continued as
far as SamVs. The result was almost always
favourable 10 the Greeks, and The Turks
were smi,teD With terror. The Capudaoa
Bey mot tire Captain Pdchal was blown an.
and part of the Egyptian vessels escaped 10
Bondrouio, whilst the Captain Pacha. after
having osi several armed vessels, and the rig.
ging OF MIA Admlral'5 ship, aed To Mity,ene.
whuther az was pursued by the Greeks, IN
der the command of Maouis and Canaris
The loss Of the Turks aud the Eg,ptians
must have been very considerable. A .e,ter
Of the 80 h, from SdmOs, states, that the Caoi
tan Pdcha's vessel also blew o., On the 9fsi
hut this news requires to be CONFIRMED Can,
DIamatopoulo, from Zlnte, arrived here on
The 9Th, after passaSe Uf sixteen DAYS. He
was III bearer of details relative Ia the aciinn
on the Gin Of Sept, between the Geek, and
the Egg plan squadron, in which the former
burned five or SIX armed vessels and eigh
teen transports They likewise captured flnr.
~ Transports, which they are Conducting tn
Hydra. Daring this engagement the CAPTAIN
Paciia's squadron remained inactive i'm The
Gulf Of BOudrouIn. r. the details slre,dv
Known Of the visit Of the Lord High Com
missioner Of the Ionan Islands to NapoJ Il,
Rpnana, fhe following may he added The
50 ildsoo of S.r Frederick Adam consisted Of
Doe irlgaie, one corvette, aud three armed
bdgs. Upon entering the harbour his Excel
lency received salute Of lol guns, 81 hich he
reiu by an equal uumbar. As soon ~ ne
landed be was received by seventy mnmbets
OF The senate, each bearing small White n z
A bOdy Of 5000 Greek troops in good militia
~ order, foimeda double file aong the road
by which his ExceIleDcy and suite passed"
The flowing intelligence from Frankfort is
Of the 17th inst -" W. are assured that In,
Lord High Commissions # The Ionian J.
and5, upon his visit 10 Ndpoh di lmani,.
gave 10 the Members Of the G. eek Govern
ment satisfactory explanations, aud among
oiher thing declared 10 them that the Greek, |
could not be prevented sez'ng neutral vessels |
to whatever nation they might belong. If they |
mad ca'goes Of ammunition or artillery be- |
longing 10 The Turks. or ifthcy had Ottoman /
troUps on board. That under such circum- |
stances nothing would hinder these ships be. |
log condemned, and declared good and law
81 prizes, but that it was contrary 10 the