Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-07
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LATEST FROM ENGLAND
NEW foaK, Nov. So.--Ths morning several ves-
sells hom England were announced 10 have arrived
below, and the pilot boat brought up our papers from
Tue packet ship Columbia, which sailed from Liver
pool on the 18Th OF Oc,ober. The latest intelligence
rived NJ Boston on Sunday. BY this vessel the Ed-
to's OF the Commercial Advertiser have received
Their files OF London papers to The 18Th of October
inclusive ,hey have also received London Prices
Mr. Faontleroy.-On ,he 9Th OF October, this
gentleman was brouga' up for a haal examination,
and AFTER being examined for three hours, he was
ordered to be removed TO Newgate 10 await his trial
a5hol Two additional ' forse@;es, ." to , the
'"ss Of G ~i ss. found s sx,s: %
the British aud Irish Coasi, from the tenth 10 the
twelfth October.-Lloyd's Lis, Of The tiiih Oeto.
per, and pape's OF subsequent date contain a
long 's' oil disasters: The Courier of the 10 says,
ilamher and Holy Island. The books At LovJs
presented long and melancholy list The iosses
reported on the 18th amounted TO nearly LOO vessels,
great proportion Of which GOLFERS and o,her
coastng vesses. II had been ascertained thar many
lives had been lost and fears we're entertained ,h.,
iuIther accounts would add greatly TO the number.
lowing
The Whsrfe, Hall, from Hull, for New York, was
wrecked of Ipswich
The William Penn, Brown, from Archanpel for
I.,ndoo, was driven shore near Grimsby
Tue Brunswick, Of Baltimore was carried INFO
dock ~ Romsgaie on the 18th OF Oc.
The Cadmns, Snowden, from Quebec for Green
ock, pat into CaWpletown on The I0.a Of Oc,obeI.
with loss OF sails. spars long boat, buiwarks, &c.
Loss Of the Ship Robert Burns-A letter from
H"ii OF Oct. II, states that Intelligence had been
received Al Aicworth (near Berwick) of The loss of
several ships near that place, among which was th
ship Robert Burns, Capt. 0bffn, of aud for New
York, i,o% Hull She drilled ON share The morn
ing oi the 18th Of October, and n 9 o'clock p nj
she was total wreck--Uue captaiu anil ,.,v NJ.
saved by the life boat.
.American Stocks on the I4,h of October. Bank
shares ia IL. g. Skies for 1918, 90 !; for 1914 o.
for 1910, lOO lOl.-Thiees 80, New York F,sss
100 "a l02.
British Stocks The 10Th Of Oct.-I,sd Tire.
per ems. 10 S-8 ex. DIV, Cons. Three per Gents
80. Four per Cents. LOT rs. Cousois for Ac
count, Sc SO. W. nv
private letter from the East, communicate,
curious auecdote, which 10 thus introduced. Speak
ing Of the vaour Of The ipssriots, the writer saws,
No history, ancient or modern, can fur oish a ma
ra'ici, they fought with courage never eqnaIlsd
aud when every hope was lost, they plunged wrl
their wreched children from The rocks hcadong o,,
The sea! AFrench frigate was living 10 d,ripe IN,
engagement, aud picked up many OF them. saw
one u these poor children Smyrna, "a slave To .
unrH OF dsnc''on-h's history is deeply distressing
HIS mother, he says shot The h ST man who broke in
to the house, but was speedily oyerpowered his IA
ther ionght Tor long ime-he AZ iengib relIred ma
room where the family had taken refuge; he kill
ed his three lille brothers, and twice liCeJ Oh.
sword TO despatch him he the favorile Of III.
G,ter--his resolution failed him had ony ,;me n
use ths weapon on himself, when the room, was bro
Yen into by the soldiers.
We have at length received the Greek official ac
count oil the splendid affair at Samos, but laye MOI
room TO publish it this evening.
mus nuch IN relation TO the naval operations i,
the Archipelago. We will now collect such fact
ana reports respecting The Turkish Empire ITSELF ~
are within our reach The dissolution of the Asian,
army ~ scala Nouya, 10 considered ONE Of The mos
important events OF The Campaign and perhans doc;
sve oil ". frivaie letters from Broglia of the lOl
september, received at Semn on the 22d asse,
ina, tbe 9erask'er Deryish Pacbs has been 6cl,ead
edby command Of The SULTAN IL 10 added
This would make The 9Th Seraskier VIM ha. IN.
hs ne snce The beginning of the Greek revolution
The Pacba Of SIsuia, who otsiins,eJy opnos.d A.
evacuation oil the principalines, has been suddepl
cdheu 10 Consianlnople and ~ lie has taken M
harem "Hh him, II - supposed he is to be a,ipon,e
70 some other post. Ii 10 reported that the Jnissa
res nave obtained the deposition boil, Of the Gran,
WISER and fteis EifendI ; and f this ID the cas. ~,
Pacha OF Sis'ris, who IS great favor,,e win ~,
Janissar'es ~ probably intended for Grand Vi.;er
Letters from Odessa Of the Goth of Septe mber con
tam news from Conslaniinople Of the 10 h. A, ,bs
time Lord Sirangiord had not 1aiitcd that csoita
lie seems TO be under some einibafrs.sm.,, m,
courier who brought him from ST. Peiersbr,vb II,
eiae'aI Information OF the appointment Of the Mar
gus ue tuDeadpierre 10 the post Of Ambaesa,Ior t.
COnstantinople, doubtless delivered 10 bin, Other s.
patches, informing him that the ambassador will me-
repair 10 his post al after the snIire conclusion I
the negotiations between Russia; Aus,ria. and -
ianJ, on the affairs Of Greece.
lhis circumstance, added to the sudden de,o.
on OF the Grand Vzief. and 10 other evehts ns,s;n
w we Fast (iho new invasion OF the Persian.1
Calculated TO render she situation OF Ind s,,.a,yy
w'lh respeci to the otoman Pore, very compI,ea,.
and embarrassing.
w IS the Persian Prince, Governor Of KeYn,,,
chHh, who has comm, ) the ffst hostiDitss .g i,,
the Fore, aud occupied with his troov. Solcns
we capital OF CotdIstan. Tie Grand Visiey, Chi
facha, above spoken OF, was deposed on life I'D,
Sepember, IN the mofniogi ''"'
by the following Z,
pos'non OF The Res Efend, as stated in r,e Ie',,
received " Semlin, was not only rendered b;sL'
pfoDao'e put that the deposition Of The Multi was
l"e successor Of GhaIrb Pacha is Fooolu- Msh,
met, facha Of Silstria. Ghalib Pscbs "a 1sG
ibery 70 dispose of the few effects beonSja9 ,o 49,
"'1 NE 'iand Ssisoior has sransd bim ti,s Div