Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-25
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NEW York, Oct. 20.-The ship Meteor, Capt
Wilson, and the packet ship James Chopper, from
Liverpool, have furnished the editors OF the Com
mercal Advertiser with their usual supply OF Eng-
fish papers, embracing various London joirnals TO
/ the lith and Liverpool 20 the l6th OF September
inclusive
! Its stated verbally, that at Tire time the James
/ Chopper sailed, ,here was good demand Tor Cot
/ ton. Uplands quoted at I'D to Cd. There had,
| however, been another heavy failure the eXten-
I sive house OF Duncan S Son of Liverpool. 1t IS
the failures in Liverpool that we dread, as they
generally draw oil our houses into the gulf of
ruin with them. Most o. the recent failures in this
city, have hecn occasoned in this manner, among
which, we hive heard OF one of very great hard
ship. Having drawn heavily upon Liverpool
house he soon afterwards and before the return o
Ills balls under protest, heard of It's failure. Hav
my funds II, ue hands OF another house, in order
meet promptly the other bills, he drew again, when
behold, the other house had failed ALSO and the bills
olhoth came back under protest.
We have usual great variety of news from
Greece All the latest and apparently most authentic
! accounts agree in particular and more; this
Is, that the Turks have been repulsed with great
loss, In three successive attempts to take Aiisso-
onShi by storm. The particulars OF the last onset,
the etectual and bloody overthrow olthe assallaus,
will be found among our extracts. 1t is To be re-
greted, however, that precipitate flight, saved the
most valuable portion OF the Turkish navy from
destruction.
But there are letters from Constontnople TO the
lOth OF August, giving less favorable intelligence
from other parts of the Peloponressls, where the
Egyptians engaged According TO these there
werea succession OF engagements during the month
OF July, " between the Egyptians under Ibrahim
Pacha aud the corps hastily collected by Coloco-
troni, since he assumed the command, Ill which,
according to all the reports received there, and to
the confession of the Greek Journals themselves,
were in favour of the Egyptians. The most CON
siderable o. these actions took place on the Sih OF
July at irlcorpha, where Colocoron had assembled
all the troops he could command stated in his re-
| port, at 5000 men, TO give another battle to
| lbrahlm before he joined by the reinforcements
led by Hussen Bey at Navarino; the issue was
disastrous TO the Greeks, who defeated and
dispersed with great loss; which is estimated at
hove 900 killed, and 30 prisoners, among whom
are five CaTtidns. Colocotroni himself in his re-
port to the War Minister, mentions two Generals,
Pappazoni and Panagula, and eleven other ON
GERS OF Distinction, who were killed on the spot
that day, and confesses thai the action, which he
describes pitched battle ended with the general
flight OF the Corinthians and the Caairelans. The
scattered corps of the Greeks rallied indeed again
| some days after, ar'iy at khriiere, partly at
NeIbeHa, but were again attacked and defeated or
the Ilth Of July by the Egyptians, who pursued
them; and in an action which took place the goth
! OF July. but respecting which we have details
/ Demetrius Ypsanti is said TO have been wounded
I in the breast by a muske, bail, and to have been
taken prisoner; and is added, that nOtwithstaud-
| ing every assistance was given him, by Ibrahm
| Pachs : order, lie died soon after" The otiiCa
dispatches OF Colocoron, mentioned above, will
be found among our extracts.
! Letters from Smyrna also ascrihe the loss ofthe
battle at Trlcorpha TO the negligence and disordery
conduct of the Greeks. However, as the enemy
lost GOO men, and be Greeks ony 80, and 1000 are
again assembled at karotene, which il is hoped will
! be increased in a few days to l0,O00, and there
are 9,00O more al Nerbena, they sull hope to sur
round the enemy. The all fSParta is now wanting
| II is also asserted by tie Turkish accounts that
lbrahim Pacha has again penetrated to the Mills, in
! the neghbouIhood OF Napoli di Romania and
| letter from Smyrna TO a gentleman in Boston, of
July Both, confirms this account, and also asserts
| tie death of Fp>anti. As the Boston letter, how
ever, says Gnqualitiedy, that " hlissolonghi must
have fallen we may doubt of the correctness OF
Other prrts of tso lar at least they are not cor
robora ed by other testimony.
| On the other hand, and in favor of the Greeks
accounts Of totally different character are pub
lished. In these il Is stated that 90 the Greeks al
( lowell the achievements landed by the Captain
! Pacha 10 effect their junction with Ibrahim, who
thus strengthened, left garrison at IripozZa and
unwilling to tempt them again, the strength of
| Napo, moved TO CaryIene. The Greeks above
him to proceed several leagues and then under the
command of general lscos and Demetrius Ypsianti
surprised Iripolizza; put the garrison to the sword
| and reed nine hundred of their countrymen, who
mad been made capives By Ibrahm in his advance.
Informed, but too late, by some ugitives, of what
had occurred, that commander attempted TO come
back, but YpsanG and Iscos had Joined Coloco-
ironi, who had already gained some advantages
over the TANKS OF tie Egyptians, and the whole
united force of the Morea stood in his way. Later
accounts state, that a great battle was fought in
which the Egyptians, d.sheartened by what oc-
Cured, experienced severe defeat, and were COM
PEELED 10 retire 10 Trpoiamia, where the wreck of
Their army completely surrounded" We re
greet 10 add, however, that this account is given
loosely, upon the general authority of the French
papers" and without dates. OF the signal de-
feat OF the Turks at MissoIonghi (the last assault
upon which made on the lst of August, and
OF he immense loss sustained by them, the Courier
adds
90 The Greeks have also gained some naval
triumphs. Altogether, these accounts furnish
strong contrast the narratives lately receiv ed from
other quarters, and ould lead 10 the expectation,
! that the conclusion the campaign " in be very
! different from that which, few weeks since was
| pretty generally anticipated
/ Thus much Tor the operations in the field Rt,
! there j. political rumUur OF still more importance
viz that the Provisional Government of Greece
has resolved place itself under the protection of
the British government, upon the plan and princ-
pies of the Government "i the Ionan Islands The
French journals it will be by the article given
below from The Courier Francois, are quite in
upon this subject, and receive the rumour as
an authenticated fact. The Quotidienne thus an
, nounccs 'his intelligence
g five are to believe certain reports which W. ere
yesterday prevalent, England has granted her pro-
ieciorshp TO the .eks, and the Anglo Grecan
Government IN the MOrea and the Archipelago will
be similar n that OF ho Eevpr IsJauds