Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-15

nations: we nave respected aOd VIII respect
them. rs you require but these rights are
common. according 10 the laws Of civilized
Europe, which our nation has recognized adop
'.a, II IS at the same time but ust that our
rights, also, should be ACKNOWLEDGED and OBJ
| served.
The Snvereigns of Europe, whu are incon-
testahiy The protectors of the said rights OF ma
lions, When Informed of the abuses above
mentioned. will no doubt put a stop Ia them
ihey WIN be governed hy philanthropic srnii-
ments towards IA nation, who, during four
Centuries, has sighed under the yoke OF n cruel
| 'yfant anu vino has fought alone for three
years 10 recover its Independence, an1 place a
| 'eS tn,a'e Sovereign upon the Throne.
we hasten then. Gentlemen, Ia inform you
81 'he abuses and contradictions by the cap
'a'ns ahove mentioned, aud we are per-
saaded that you viii give them rigorous or
ders, that they may abstain from such acts in
future. The nation feels itself constrained by
right 10 hinder them from IL, without often
ding any society OF brave and Just men, who
Know Their rights and their duty. In short,
the nation will carry its complaints to the foot
ni the thrones of the philantropic Sovereign of
Europe.
Well persuaded that you would not prefer,
to or disadvantage, til. interest of our enc
mics, whose religion and Laws are opposed TO
Chnstian'ty, ne beg you to accept the U fler Of
our services.
isl The SENATE ofIpsara.
Letters were received this morning from
ConstantinopIe, dated on the e6th April, but
ihey only communicate news tending tn con.
li'm the already generally entertained idea,
that vice has at length nearly concluded The
| ELECTS 81 her Influence in that part of the
world, by the now pending destruction of the
once mighty Ottoman Empire. The follow
ing is an extract ofone of these letters, writ.
ten by gentleman who is certainly not very
friendly generally, in his communications IN
the cause OF Greece =" The fleet has M Last
sailed, thanks be 10 God and taken with il
the very dregs of viany. This is n harsh ex-
preston, but had you seen their fine troops.
yo" would willingly sanction it. The Captain
Pacha, after his departure on "Wednesday last.
returned TO take fresh orders and it is said
That he IS to make his first attempt on the ISL
ands. This, however, is uncertain the Turks
ie' ms quietly, but IN very bad spirits, and one
hundred and twenty Of them made off the day
before the expedition sailed. Th. "a gun shin
Is very iiue vessel, but still the Captain Pa
cha preferred to sail in corvette. 1t is re-
ported that ESQ Europeans are ON board the
line OF battle ship, hut the manner in which
tor their seamanship. Ii afforded much amusr-
ment to observe her sometimes with head
sometimes with stern way, and frequently run
Ing on board vessels which il was the object
OF the crew TO avoid 70 all appearance,
ship cannot defend herself against the enter
rpriZe oil the Grpcian seamcn and the Can
tain facha certainly has therefore, discovered
considerable prudence in preferring the cor
vtie for the protection of hms-r. The D;
van exhibits much uneasiness, and il is attribu-
ted tn the receipt of bad news. There are
5000 men to be sent away the end Of next
month, but IT is all nonsense, for they will ne
er do any good. The plague has broken out
In Talavola or ST Dimirl, village near
Pera.. Trade is dull, owing to the holidays,
SIC. &c.'
From every quarter, the intelligence received
respecting Greece is highly satisfactory, and
short time only requisite to enable the inha-
bitanis to enjoy the reward of their perseyeI-
ing exertions in the cause oiindependence and
civilization.
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
The fast sailing srhr. Trimmer arrived last
evening in Is days from Carihagena PasseD-
ger. VIM. ID. Robinson. Esqr. who is the bear
rr ol dispatches to the Secretary of State, and
for the Colombian Ministerial Washington.
The French frigaie Clara, and brig of war
Gaze!le, from Martinique and last from La
gilra, arrived at CarIhagena on the I5rh of
June. The frigate landed at Laguira Mr..
Chassereux, on a mission from the French go
'ernment, 10 that of Columbia, the nature of
which had not TRANSFERRED The Br. brig of
war Surinam, arrived on the 18th. from ia.
ma'ca, with dispatches for The English Com
missloners at Bogota, and proceeded the same
day for BaIbadoes.
Special advices were received and published
al Carihagena from the Head quarters of Gen.
Bolivar, dated in April, which give Ha,tering
account OF the state Of the Republican Army
IN Peru: and an Official account of the de-
struction of the Spanish squadron in the Bay
OF Callao, by "A division Of The Republican
'or'e. .uer. .4dv.