Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-12

sed. The licer rc;ired ~ the Il eek village o. Nan
! marina, Whence he wen he day and me, with
tue same reception al J.mna, by order oi Que,
p.cha.
There are onlv $50 Turks ia The fortress Of Alta,
| aud 100 Christians ,nhabit the town..
The pacha Of Schodra cannot make his troops ac 4,
because hey impet,ousy demand the Of their
pay, and ih'ce months pay in advance.
| The Greeks, having learned that J1ssnH Pacha
send 5000 ~ Zei'oun and 1900 10 Pairassi directed
their course immediately towards these two points,
| and took POSSESSION OF the de6les
| Csraiscaki, a Creek general, who had been
| cused by Prince Maurorordsio of intelligence will,
the enemy, coa,ic ,ed Of his crime before mill
tary commission, and avoided The forfeit of his life
only 10y some liant demons'a'ons oil repentance -
Hardly was he set AT liberty, when, Joining himself
with band Of six or seven hundred men, he took
possession Of four FIVE villages on the banks OF the
Aspsopotan,os, and directed his course towards the
dsiles Of Tricala to unite himself with The Turkish
commander, and by this means TO get possession OF
Western Greece. This being known, Gen. Stornari
aud Col Liak'ta sa out in pussu OF him. Overtaken
and beaten ut the village OF Klnovo, and again IN the
environs Of koiscca, Carascaki marched for Agra
phA, bu be'ng met bv Gen. Rango, he was compile
tey beaten and lost $50 Men, in killed, wounded and
prisoners He then threw hmse II the ri0Dasiery
Of ST. An's,,sius, where he is bcsieged by the two
generals, who hope every moment TO become MASTER
oi the post. In consequence Of this affair, there
have fallen into hands, 80 600 sheep, and mum
her Of cattle, horses AMI mus. On the surrender of
| ST. Anasasus. I'll. $500 men who besiege that
asteIy, will unite with Gen. iz'onca, who is near
| "'a, WIN iVoU men, 10 operate Jointly with them
! against tina, fortress.
the Greeks hsrrass the Turks in Thessaly. Par
,'-s marching from one quarter 10 another, Kill The
enemy and take The towns. A captain of an am
huscade near ,aeas fell suddenly upon. corps OF
Turkish troops escoriing the imperial uessvry, dis
persed them, killed forty of them aud took pos.
session of the chest, which contained TOO 900 pias-
res Another captain Tell Inipetuously upon an
| my's corps, which conducting some focks for
provisioning the iortresses, beat rhem and took from
them 10 900 sheep
1 Ii. r.
ed 10 aIy'elin with part Of h,s feet II will NOT
gu out again until the courhan- baram that is month
Every thing has been utterly destroyed AZ ipsara i,
appears that the grand admiral proposes to stack
Samls. There IS already an assemhlag- of about
10 OOO men at Scala Nova. The MussumaD, at.
irac Ell by the hope OF booty, is drawn from the ex
,remy OF Aoa,oa. The Ipsariote r,arinc has fallen,
great part, inio the power of The Turks, or has
been destroyed bv the flames. Only twenty Greek
vessels have arrived at Hydra. Every day we see
sm II ipsarote vessels, manned by Turks approach
our a''bor, bringing slaves. These slaves are no,
| lpsarioies hut individuals from different parts of
q eece, who had thought they should find az Ipsara
an impreguable asylum. Smyrna enjoys perfect tran
guilty
New YoRK, Oc,. 4-By the Canada we have our
hies OF London papers 10 and of The 30th ut. and
hose from Liverpool of the Isl Sept with our usual
supply OF prices current, periodicals, &c. The most
Joyful intelligence impaired nv this arrival il that oil
the partial destruction ny the Greeks Of the Turkish
fleet, after the barbarnus desolation of nsara,nd
the re-possesson of that island Itself by the Greeks
From a comparison of dates, we see no reason 10
doubt that this cheering news, given under the Am.
| sirrdani head, is correct.
| The efforts Tariff, of the oppressed and nro
snrihed Span,ards have been crushed by the united
French and Spanish forces the fate Of those en-
g'ged "a his reso who are taken alive, cannot be
doubtful. The Game, however, can only be smob
cred aud not exiingushed, aud the blood now shed
will but quicken lis fury when il bursts forth.
From Bells Weekly Messenger we have made an
esrac concerning me dangerous illness of the King
OIL rance, and the DOssIDe nl
demise. We do NOT for parts, believe that the
Count d Arlos, designated already as Charles X IS
hkey 10 !o'low IN The footsteps, or employ the
sellers OF his brother Louis and NJ. de Vil,ele's
manuenvreng TO preserve his ministerial ascendanry
"a the new reign will, according TO our impressions
psnSe fruiess.
How il may fare with France in the expec,ed s,c
cession, ma! be mailer Of doubt. The family of the
Coani dAriois, including the Duchess Of Aneou.
ieme, are not suspected Of any tendency, howeve
remote, to liberalism and even The fern of Ieesla
| I've assenhes, little more than which now remain,
TO France, may be offensive to those who claim ,e
| govern juTe divine"
! The harvrsts In Europe, notwithstanding much w..
weather, are sad TO be abundant. By an exir,c
annexed, 1, will be seen that the ports had been n.
pen~d Tor ors, bni this result seems 10 have been
brougk abou; a measure by colIusiye sales and mr.
! chasFs.
Ihe funds we're advancing, aud money generally
WIS abundant.
LoNDoH. August 3O-The following letter was re-
ce""h ny express IRON Paris this morning
| g Paris, Saturday Erening
a" The French Funds are gain rising and ,beI. i;
| every probability OF things remaining in settled
STATE The afir At Tar'ffa has ended, and Is an :
other instance of The good luck of those who have
now the upper hand in Spain. a circumstance whir
gives much satisfaction TO The stock operators he
! - fnm1ur IN very high quarter tat Regency is
almost immediately to he established al the head Of
wh'c' wall be the Count DArtois. AS this Man
originated with the King himself and is cacula, ed Tn
pm IN end 10 all specuarions about the probsbIe e.
isc "h'rh his death would produce, it is likely 10
"t "'h 20 opiiosiiion, particularly The powe,
u ~ a" w F'iie'e IS more and more confirmed The
II i"B ~ no' dangerously ~ but he gets daily more
incapable oil business, and he has ~ ns;hv az -, -:
| ms mind from the inirigues OF Cha,eaubrianJ -
Inc fFenca papers, which have brought the in
te'lige"ce OF The retakng of Tariffs by the French
'hu hoyaSt opah'Sh FORCES, show that the unfot,u-
nate attempt of The Constitutional refugees in ,ha,
quarter is not connected with any extensive nI,a Of
insurectioD. u was probably The resuI, of the dos.
peraie condition in which the unhappy exiIes VII
made we've placed.
Letters from stsntinopIe of The 26th nit an
nouoce The arrival there Of accounts from he can
tam fdcha, OFT Muylenr, where he was prepar;ng
Tor an attack upon Sirios. They add however iba,
fhe ipsariots who had fled from the island returned
,'o, 'ne departure oil ihe Turkish feet, and put the
turks 10 Tie sword. According these letters the
Hydra. P"o ""'
The following is letter from SMYRNA. We u,.,
premise that the eiers from that quarter are a.na
f'hy hled win gloomy representations respecting
he G'eeks, TO when the merchants there are ans
thing but friendly: '
Smyrna, JuLy 90
You must doub' have heard of the destruction
u lpsara by The Turkish fleet. The event has caus-
ed great sensation here. The place was cons,dsrad
to be one Of the buwsrks Of The Greek c.use. and
innregaable " was tsksn with comparatively 90
difficulty. Ihr hrsi impression that the Greeks
had scarcely offered any resistance, bur which an
pears MOI to have been the case, as The remnant Of