Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-26

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ShARLEsr0N, Nov. If.-We Ia, roce;v.J
1- ; papers 10 the 4,h uli. inclusive. anil
-" poor !" me 9Th with The I.ondo,,
S,nppinS Lists 10 the Sd, by the British sh;,,
,r,s . ",''eu al inns port on Saturday.
Ahe penney pursued by the new King of
fa',ce onar'es XIII, appears 10 he on t,s,.
"ios' cohciiia'ory chaIacter,and we'll caIcu,a:e,I
80 'us Po'.''cai aniinosites which have
Recently disturbed the repuse of thar cn,n,r,
new Order of Merit is 10 h.. n-aa,,n
England, called" The Lord of The LII,
me h'ng, as Grand Master of the Ordor ;,
!" income The Sovereign Lord of IN. IsIes ;,
ne following extract from th. E,o;Ie 80
speeding Greecr, will be Rad with Interest,
IRON LEtolle, dated Sept. 80,
WtS, otPt g9.-Aiier mass, the Kioo nre
siopo IN ihr Council Of Ministers. wbi,, 60.
sent. was pre-
" The landing of The Captain Pscha =, g.,
"1' gu" me Egyptian expedition agaios, ,be
Morea, will probably decide The f,s'' 30 . tne
campaign, il not Of the whole war. W. ,,.'
BE when we recollect that the Canal, III
cha himself has Appeared discontentrd with H.
great asseinbiage OF troops on Tie coast Of NJ,
'o"a, u not beng his intention 10 burn Sar,os
'"u sun less 10 deliver IL up to these barb.r;
ans. Ever since The S0ih July. an assemt,I.ao
vi considerable forces has been Cnr,,;nr ~
out ntrrInlssion, and the Captain Pacba III,
ne compelled to take The Island by storm, -
Cn me e'h foi August, the Turkish fpet. cn,-
s,s!'ns OF I53,essels, sailed for fl,e Channel or
~ probably intending to proceed TO Samos.
~ ' "'"e hthehs IS inrested by or 1000
"Ns, '"c,uu'ns 400 horse, who ravage the
country, and advance TO the walls of the c;fa-
del II is in a good slate of defence and g.
garrison OF 900 men, commanded I,v r,o,,-a'
me Governor; II has provisions for three ve.,,o
me Iretk GUrernoT, in his salIies. k;lIs .r,t
faRfs prisoners some Turks who venture ;n,,,
The city. N''o
Do the 9G;h of July there was sor;o,s
action near Salona, IN " hcn HE GreeLs 80
2@ standards, and canDOns; the TurLs i,.s,
400 men. Accounts from Sdlan,jne cav ~,
The Turkish forces in that part of The Sfo-o,.
ing those Of Nogropcnt. ''e''u-
The Greeks. bping informed th,,u
Of lbrabim Pacha is on its wav 10, M," a. w
Rhodes, have put in motion all fheir MAJ
TO surprise ii in IFS progress. "s
IL IS thought that ibrahilD is goipr 5ra;,st
Hydra and Sprzzia, the garrisons Of ,yb;ci,
have been reinforced by Greek AIbanians 49,
troops from the Island Of SIX yabos which bsYe
been broushtby MiauIis on board eight of bi-.
vessels o"' VI NY
The Greek squadron at anchor before ~,
uFa received on the 9TH Of August three
months pay. This explains why on The a,,,
there were no Greek vessels off Samns ,o
wards which the Captain Pacha was direct
ing his course.
1t has been resolved at Samos. IL ~,
Turks should invest the Island too cIeeelv ,'I
moist al every point the English R>g. and .,
claim The support Of that powpr.
rhe loan Contracted at London has been
entirely paid" ''e"
OCTOBER
Letters have been received from zanir. dr..
60 september at that time Mr.. Bnanirp.
the agent Of the Greek COMMITTEE. baJ 80
ed there on his way home, in Greek ror,s,,.
with twenty. young Greeks, The sons If ~
chief men Of the country, who are coming -.
England to receive their education. ~
Ah!ier has beeo received from Smy-ss