Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-30
r'OREIGN.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
Continuation Of Foreign nei0s ~ tie Osborn
ipiM London d sfes to I6h October.

Continuation Of Foreign nei0s ty The Osborn,
ipih London dsfes to I6h October.
The Times nfthe l5;h, states that ga sud-
den Improvement In the funds took place yes-
terday afternoon, which was ascribed to the
receipt OF private intelligence of a favorable
tendency from Paris, by express, but il. ma
ture was not known. Consois which had re-
manned stationary at SO 1 8 the whole day,
suddenly advanced to SO SO l.s for the ac-
caint, at which price they closed. twas the
settling day in the British fund market, which
passed over without any occurrence deserving
notice. 40 improvement in price in nearly
The whole of the foreign securities also took
place. French renfes were l02f Use. and
the scrip IS premium. Austrian, Prussian,
and Russian binds were also higher, the latter
above g per cent. The Greek loan from O
tn l2 per cent. Mexican bonds were about
per cent. higher /; and Colombian scrip from
To @ l. 2 discount"
The Greek Reroiution.-The reader will
lind an extraordinary docurreht below, by
which u viii he seen that the Lord High Com
missioner of tho lunian Islands has directed
the British ships Of ar on that station to can.
turp Greek vessels.
The accounts of the naval operations of the
Turks are still as contradictory as ever. One
account from ConstantinOpIe, Of Sept. IL.
says-"The Captain Parha, who had only
vessels lrff, has affected a junction with the
notiila OF Hasseim Bry, consisting Of II ves-
sr's OF Consiantin"ple, which had ioined the
Egyptian hect. khrousen Pacha is reported
10 have sailed against Samos at the head cf
these 90 ships. An action has taken Mace Al
Athens between the Greeks and the Turks. in
which tue Former gained the advantage at first.
nnt were afterwards repused by the Turks"
u 'lls Dr. true, OF Course The stories weshave
heard OF the defeat of the Turks a, Samoy.
were entirely groundless. But another letter
from Constan'inople, published in the Augs-
burg Gazette, after having repeated what we
have already announced, relative To the de-
feat Of the Turks off Samos, add. that susu;.
Goo hegins To be entertained thai RIehrme,
Ali, Pacha Of Egypt, never had the intention
OF assistins the Porte, As was Imagined that
ms naval expedition, moreover, has experience
ed some loss I; that having been dispersed by
tempest, Admiral Miaoulis has captured thir-
~ of his transports, aud the rest have taken
refuge at Gambia.
A private letter from Geneva states. that
Count Capo d'Istria has received intelligence
of grand naval victory gained on the 7,b
Sept. over the Egyptian squadron, by The
Greek iieet, IN the vicinity Of the isle of Amor
Cos Tile Egyptians have lost several frsates.
duu STedt NUMBER oil Transports.
Among other rumOuis from the Turkish
capital, are The following: II is said that two
Hassrgis have been despatched to put the Can
tain Pacba TO death. This Admiral ca,ssd
the commander of frigate that was burned
to be- beheaded, notwithstanding that he had
high reputation as a mariner. The CanuJen
bey has also been beheaded by the Same Ad-
mirai's orders.
A letter from ConstanfinnpIe. of tho ,,,h
September, states, that the triumph of ,ba Ja.
nlssarrs in tSat capital has been complete.-
u IS also said that the Multi had been depos
cd, and great apprehensions we're entertained
f"r the Egyptian n-et, as the Grepks attack
WIN such extraordinary infrelidiiy. But.
what IS more Alarming to the Porte *. the re-.
nswai OF hnsti'ii'es 10 the part of the Persiaus.
According tn Official intelligence, Prjoce Me-
hemet Ali has made himself master of Suli-
mania. aud threatens Bagdad. The Persian
army Is more numerous thao ever, and this
fresh storm cannot fail 10 inrfeasr the enbar
rassment OF the Porte. The Pacha of SiIs
IRA WI have the command in chief upon the
frontier If Turkey.
Inc Government If the Porte has peremp.
tor"y ordered the Barbary powers to furnish,
&C certain plumber OF ships Of war, TO JOIN the
Captain Pacha. The'Dey Of AIgiers. who. At
the bcsinniDg of the Summer, could not fur
nisii his contingent, has been given 10 under
stand: that Vt must be coming forthwith.-
The Dey, it will DC borne in mind, has been
embroilIng himself with sundry of the smaller
European powers. Ii is now said that the
English Minister at ConstantinopIe has obtain
"a Flrman, positively eDioin,ng all the Bar
harry powers 10 refrain from hostilit,es to.ards
European vessels.
Letters from Athens announce that actions
OF no great importance are almost dailv fought.
IN Attica. to the advantage of the Greeks. A
Pacha, nj the head of several ,bousaod mon
was lately attack ed ., Thermopye. and was
Obliged to retire, with loss. A more import.
ant engagement lately took place at Marathon.
and the BussulmaDs were defeated. The ar
tiery, baggage, and military chest, fell into
the hands Of the yictors. The number of k,.
ed and wounded on both sides il not precise.
iy known but IL stated that Omer Pscha.
the Bey OF Caristo, Is among the prisoners Of
the Greeks.
SPAiN.--The Morning Chronicle STATES.
that private letters from Spain represent thai
country rs prey to the greatest disorders
Daily assassInafions are committed by the
HoyaiIst volunteers, in the very streets of the
capital. The Carriages Of Don Carlos were
completely piased, near the gates Of Madrid
On the other hand, il 10 asserted, that score,
tribunals have been erected which condemn
try, and secretly execute, all the Liberals
charged before them. Emigration ,nto
France go9s on rs extensively az ever. AS mel.
thef an army nor the corps Of RoyaJist vol.