Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-20
FOREIGN.

-, c"S AcN, august i<.-Dy TIE packer snip
Topaz, Capt. Jos. Calender, arrived at this
port last evening, London papers Of the eth
aud Liverpool! Of 18th July were received
Ihe Tor"z sailed 9Th July and MAS overtaken
by The r"liyho, which sailed the 18th, by
which means Capt. Calender obtained from
Captain Glover, papers 10 days later than he
could otherwise have brought. ~
Mr.. Tvptf's boat boarded the Topaz six
miles outside the light, and arrived At the
wharf with the papers, sc. about half pas,
nine. We are indebted to Mr.. II. for London
papers 10 the evening Of the i2sh ultimo. from
winch we have made some has,y selection:
TURKISH DErEAT.
Accounts were receiyed-in London. on The
8'h, firm Greece, by letters from Trieste, ds-
ted June 20, which confirm what has been be.
"rc stated OF the defeat Of the Turkish com
mander 10 chief IL appears That this General,
n" Is one OF the best in the Turkish army,
'iad proceeded with mech expedition towards
the passes OF the fhernopyie, which he made
an -finrt to force.
The Turkish troops fought with more rour
age than usual, and Tor some time the issu. of
the contest seemed doubtful In the end
however, the Patriotic defence of the Greeks
prevailed, and the Pacha was compelled with
some loss to make a retreat 10 Larissa, where
IL
melia. The same letters state that the corps
Of Constantine Boszaris and the ,roops al
the faeha of Scutari had met, aud that an en-.
eas'ment had taken place, which must have
terminated favorable to the Greeks, as Con-
s'antine remained in possession of the field,
-"u tho Turks fiau Gileu back 10 and 90
leagues, in all directions.
The naval fnrce Of the Turks in the Gulf nj
Lspanto is only eight vessels; three frigat.s.
TWO corvettes, and three brigs. The Greek
nave IN the waters Of Ipsara not less than 100
sail, mostly small.
Letters from Corfu. dated June z, states tba,
Prince Mavrocordato, the Greek President
pas marched against the Turks under Omir
sr'one, and that as he has taken with him on
" the most chosen troops, the issue could NOT
De doubtful The prince will combine his a.
peIations with those of Nicetas, who has re-
ctfed orders to peRetrate into Yhessaly Inv
iNao'a IN the centre of which province the
TWO armies are to form junction.
rro'" ~ lehman rapers received in London, Julys.
Some Turkish ships of war-had entered the
harbor of Volo The inhabitants wore ,;od.r
arms determined to oppose their landing
D'amsnto commands the Greeks in that quar-
Yer. The Turkish fleet was last of the island
OF Seldom, A Greek corps nc ohsery alton
mad arrived near the island OF Skvso and
seemed resolved tn take the first oppor,nn;,v
TO attack the Turkish ships. The Vice AID,
nrai ct the Turkish feet ms thu chief com
maud M those seas, and has with him about
third part OF the Ships that have come from
we Dardanrlles. With the remaining two
in'rds the Captain Pacha remaintd near NV.
i,ien.' expecting the Egyptian squadron and
nv AS'd"c corps that was collected about
smyrna and was to embark there. This corps
had committed great excuses in SMYRNA and
tne neighboIhood. it appears that the ol,n
-, the Greeks is to destroy that part of the
I" k'sh hret which is AT the eni-nnce of the
narbor OF Saionichi, before the other larger
uivision shall join IL. In Macedonia all wac
G"e', ana the communications bstween The
Archipelago and Salonich, were entirely
free. ey
corps Of Turkish Troops has anded near
oIco' on the northern point of Negropoof.
:, hehce u had advanced into the interior of
me country with the intention Of uniting with
we Turks IN Inc fortresses Ofthe Island Tie
pan 'ahed. A corps Of Greeks, compelled
1nem TO make hasty retreat and re smbark
but II was believed that when re-inf,rced ,b.v
w""ld make landing on another mart of The
Stand, particularly as they had been Joined bv
some troops from Macedonia,
!, SfAtN. Madrid letters. Of June a6. STAT.
'nat Tie Government had received a no,e from
l"e rench Ambassador, against the conduct
observed towards the Consitu,iona,ists. and
mat IN consequence OF it, orders had been civ
En- II bIbsa and elsewhere, to put a deg r.s nf
amnesty into execution.
LIZ Arragon the pOpulace of seyera, towns
resisted the Order, and made an auto de 70
IL which 10 due form they burned the decree
IL was ieit necessary TO send fur French bat
order. oo "
The Pacha of Egypt was preparing to send
Malay sailors an"
The plague is said to rage in Alexandri,
LONDON, July 6.-Goverpment yestcrd.v
COX up some vessels as transports for s;y
months certain; their destination is of cour.e
secret, but there cannot he doubt tia, 20
,erhinent are about sending troops to some
POINT IN Europe. Some sensation has been
,xcited during the last.two or three DAYS nv
ne statement that the king Of Portugal had
naue a" application to his ma.sfy's Govern
nent, for the aid of military force. and that
MS application had been granted. The fax
ns up "i the transports is supposed 70 be con.
1ecl.d with this application.
Inc Conr,er of the 9th SAYS that mn Ri
isn troops will be sent to Portugal. II seems |
o adni' however that some Hanoyerian col
Tiers were to he sent1
July 10 Lord Bycon-The crowds that
Presented themselves this morning at No. cal
Ir~si te"rge-sireet, 10 view the above illus.
r.ous prrsonsge lying in state. were levond
~ precenent ; ana the uprOar and confusion
ma, prevailed beggar description. The bus.
'e was SO gFeaf That u was found expudient
o call in the aid of HandIsy and 1yerIs rho
wo principal officers Of Quesn.souare es,ab
ishment, and even their presence ecarcaI.
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