Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-24

only another dialect Of the Boschuaua., Most
OF them appeared Ia be suffering. from want,
50 much So, that in the heat Of the battle the
poorer classes, seized pieces Of meat, and with
tie utmost avidi,y de,ourrd them raw.
| LONDON, Jan. 5.-Latiers dated or the 9th
Dec. were this morning received from Odessa,
by which information from Cunstantinople to
the Isl, has been communicated. The Cap
tain Pacha had arrived in the Da dansrlrs
With part of his aeel, the remainder Of which
VIII be accounted for in this article, and he
had been ordered to appear at Constsntinople,
anu Id give an account Ia the government of
the great advantages which the sublime EN-
pire had rsaped f.om the exercise of his naval
talents during his summers cruise. a letter
vas THIS morning received from Salamina.
dated ON the 9Th Of November, inclosins
copy of one from the Greek Admiral, dated
on bnard his ship the Nliaully, on the LIST of
October. II confirms the defeat of the Tur-
kish feet in the last week Of Septem n, which
the Greeks had fnurd an opportunity to at
tack ia separate divisions with their fire ships
The Naval Power of the Captain Pacha is
thus accounted Gr-1l Turkish ships were
destroyed, one frigate Of "a guns was captur-
/, I'd, Is were at thar period blockaded in the
Guiph of Yoo, and the remainder had fed in
great confusion for the Dardanelles, where
they are known ~ have arrived. If the Gar
Of Muscosy be restrained by England and
France from interfering with the Empire of
his good brother, the Grand Seignor, the Otto
man Power will soon disappear in Europe, and
the standard of the Cross will, before distant
period, float in that Christian country, which
Is at present polluted by the presence of the
Crescent.
1t is asserted that Mr.. Guebhard, the con-
tractor of the Spanish royalty loan, has re-
ceived letter from the Spanish Minister Of
Finance, dated Dec. 90, assuring him that Fer
Idinand would not alter the decree of the lst
Ioi October relative 10 the loans t. the Con
stitutional government. =.
MADRID, Dec. s3.-Paez de la Cadena, is
! appointed minister Ia England, and NJ. An
duaga, to Berlin. Don Raphael Morant, is
appointed general Contador of South America,
with the title Of Minister to the SUPREME
Council of the Indies, TO exercise the same
functions for n. America.
II is said the Royal Loan is TO be subscrib-
ed by several foreign houses and the guaran-
tee of the Spanish Clergy.
PORTSMOUTH, Jan. 1.-The Tribune frigats
has arrived from Gibraltar which she left Dec
18th. The steam boat George the 4sh, had
conveyed Admiral Arias to Cadiz To- take the
command Of the squadron fitting out by Fer
dinand for South America. The Asia, ~ a
frigate, and three briss, were the only Spanish
men of war at Cadiz they were far from be-
ing IN condition to 90 TO sea.
1 The American Papers received Yesterday.
contain the accounts of the Opeuing of Con-
gress, and the Message ofthe President of the
United States.-The communication of the
Chief Once bearer Of the Great Republic TO
the Legislature at this critical period, when
the amh't'on OF Kings. not satisfied with the
calamity which it has occasioned in Europe
threatens to rekinde the flames of war
Throughout the Western hemisphere,-w
looked forward TO with the utmost anxiety.-
III Is worthy Of OCCASION and of the people
who seem destined to occupy SO large space
IN the future history Of the world.
What contrast between the manly plain
ness of this State Paper, and the Macliave-
iism and hypocrisy of the Declarations and
Mapltesios OF the Governments of this part Of
the World !,
Whatever lately were the intentions Of the
French Ministers respecting South America,
II Is now asserted, from undoubted authority,
that English policy has prevailed IN Paris ov Ter
that OF Russia, and that not only will France
not assist Spain in any attempt to subjugate
her former American Colonies, but will view,
not with indifference, any support which Rus
STA, or any other nation may lend her for this
purpose. Thisis certainly wise resolution
on the part Of the French Government. for
this independence Of the New American States
must extend their commerce, and thereby in
crease the prosperity of Frenchmen Russia.
blocked up nearly half the year by impenetra-
| BILE ice can never partake Of Southern COIN
| merce until a port be opened for her in the
DardanelleS, and hence the anxiety exhibited
! to involve France in the expensive and hope
less employment of restoring America to the
yoke OF the Bourbons, for without this OF some
other occupation for the French armies, and
the BRITISH navy, he has not the most distant
chance of accomplishing the long and. ardent
! ly Cherished designs of his empire against
| Ancient Greece, now in possession of the
Asiatic Barbarians. This union OF France and
England in the great cause of American indie /.
pendence, is another strong ground for expect.
Ing The continuation of the blessings of peace.
and consequently an Improvement in the pub:
JIG credit Of nations. The Speech of the
President of the United States, So full of wis
| dom and just ideas, has, however, had more
effect ON the OpfUions fthe dealers in Nation
al Securities, than the abundance of money
or the changed policy of France, FOR in il thew
ser sufficient guarantee for the maintenance
Of the freedom Of the American Continent
There IS no part, however, of this speech
which can afford more srnuine satisfaction TO
every CIVILIZED naii0D, than the notice which
u takes of the extraordinary and gallant strrg-
| gle made at present by the Greeks, in the
Cause OF general independence. I'M Chron
| Intelligence has been received from the Cane
OF Good Hope, Of dreadful inundation al the
new settlement.
] NuremburS paper states That Sir C., Ba .
got, the British Ambassador at ST.. Peters
burg, has addressed Note to Count NesseI.
rode, demanding explanations as 10 the policy
which Russia intended to adopt Respecting
South Americn.
| 1t has been decided, that Captain Parry is
| TO take the command of an expedition In Re