Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-29
FOREIGN.
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

BosToN, Oct. Give received yesierda,
the Paris Aloniteur to Sept Is, from which
weextract the following information relative
IN the Grecian campaign. Intelligence from
faris little later than is contained in our pa
pers will be- found under the New York date.
CuNsrANrINoPLErA lO.--The Capou-
dan Pacha, whose fleet is not destroyed, as Ia S
been reported by the Greeks of this city, is
cruising between Miiylene and Samos, aud is
preparing To make decisive aitempl uann
the last named island. From reports which
have reached US fru.n Smyrna, it appears .'cr.
tain, that. this expedition vas tn take place
from the 9Th To- the 10th Of August. All the
land aud sea forces directed with activity to
this point uj1st amount to $4,000 men. We
await with impatience for intelligence from that
country. The Porte calculates on complete
success. The Egyptian fleet, moreover, COM
manded by lbralim Pacha, leo sail strong,
and having on board 10000 men 10 be disem-
bark-d, has arrived near Rhodes. 1, sailed
from Alexandria the 18th Of Jaiy. We are
assured that it is to be directed TO the Morea,
where Col0cotron, who is gained over by the
Porte, appears to await the arrival of u, that
he may finish the Instruction. Beside these
troops, the number Of which is perhaps exdg
geratec. the fleet was to have ON board artl-
sans ofall kinds, the Porte having an intention
to transfer Egyptians into the Morea, and
send Greeks To Egypt. As soon ss This intel
Igeuce reached US, the Franks or Pera gave
themselves up to the most fateriug hopes =
The affair Of the Greeks at ipsara is consider
ed by their as insignificant, and they do not
hesitate to ,.edict that before the end Of the
year, the Peloponesus will be reduced and al
together brought under subsection. Within a
few days nothing is talked Of but change Of
ministry; il is hoped that the grand vizir,
Ghaiib Pacha, who passes among the Turks
tor man of intelligence, will succeed. Lord
SiranStord, whose departure causes consider
| able excitement, has lately had an audience
OF the refs eifsndi-Some excuses have taken
place at Smyrna; tranquility is however es-
iablished.
AUSTRIA.
| VIENNA, Aug. co. The Courier of the
Austrian internuncio at Constaniinuple IS at
last arrived. He Is the bearer of letters from
that capital TO the 18th ofthis month. These
| state that the news of the report OF the dis
grace of the Capoudap Pacha, which had been
spread here, by some letters from Burcharesi
and Widdin, is destitute of foundation. 1t is
certainly true that the Grand Seignor was
| much dispieased with him, on account al the
lrecRpture OF lpsara by the Greeks, which was
| attributed 10 his want of foresight which by
| his constant temporizing has prevented under
taking any thing since his return To Myiyiene
He has lately received the most positive or
ders from the Grand Seignor TO direct an at
tack on Samps. Consequently The Oiomas
fleet, 10 VIII oh Was jored news convoy OF
transport ships, in which were the Asialic
troops recently arrived at Scala Nuoya, sailed
immediately 20 Samos, intending TO make an
attack upon that island, which is however i'm
good state Of defence, and will make yigor-
Gus resistance. The most important intcl-
gence contained iD these letters, is the de-
parture of the Egyptan expedition under the
orders Of lbrahiln Pacha, son of the Viceruy.
IL has sailed for the island of Rhodes, where
It remained, according to the last adyces.-
We arc assured that there are on board nearly
10000 men to be diseabarked according TO
other reports, these 10000 men are reduced
to $4,000.
IL is said with certainty at Constantnople
that the Egyptian fleet was to sail directly 10
the coast ofthe Morea, and effect dse.nbsr-
kation there, which would be supported by
the discontinued party, on whose efforts they
seem 10 depend, to reduce again the PelopO-
nesus to the dominion of the Porte. Great
hopes are fixed on CDlocotroni and his SON
Another letter from Constaniinople afTirms
that all the island Of Gambia is cunauered by
the Turks. This news is however contra .
dicted by reports from Trieste, which assert
ON the contrary that the Greeks have again
driven out the Turks, who have been forced
to take refuge in their strong places. The
Turkish government are said to be forming
horrible project, which is to take from the
Moiea all the Christian population, and trans
plant them into Egypt, while the Egyptians
are 10 be brought to iDhabit that beautiful pen
iDsua.