Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-01

Conssdrtng w.t, livelyscrief, that the Christian.
Themselves arm against the disciples of the Gospel,
20 siccour the followers of the Koran, and that n
m1 itide of Europeans officers, contrary TO all
principles of pe,ce ard all sound morality hasten
from distant conhtries TO instruct the latter, and
lead in person the armies of the barbarians, who
come TO Law waste with fire and sword, the Ind
which covers the manged bones of Cimon and a
Samado OF Leonidas and Bozzari, of Philopoemen
and Nicolas,
Considering that the Government, ofGrest Britain,
happy in guiding free people, is the only one
which observes a strict neutrality, without deisning
10 follow the manifest violations and of those dis
tin c,ions so contrary to reason which other. have
ptactised In Greece, at Constaniinople, and in
Egypt,
Considering that the Indifference Of the British
Government i sufficient 20 coanterhalance the
n.rsecu,ions which others exercise against the
Greeks and TO Which they daily give greater ex-
tension,
Considering tliet il Greece has not hitherto
been able to prevent the enterprises of its enemies,
or 10 take offensive measures, il is not in conse
ouence of dimunition of its strength, of reiaxs-
on OF its first resolution. Int arises from the
sons above mentioned, and ecause the Govern
rnent has not yet been able entirely prevail
and to subdue all private passions,
Considering that, in this extraordinary contest,
file Greeks must either prove victorious or bury
themselves under the ruins Of their country, on ac-
count of the deporahle consequences which the
nature OF the contest has brought with it, and it,
long duration, two causes which have rendered
this alternative inevitable,
Considering, lastly, that since special favour
of providence has placed the forces of Great Britain
50 near US, Greece ought to take advantage of it i'll
time and founding its hopes on the justice and
humanity which animate that great power:
For these reasons, and in the Intention of placing
in safety the sacred rights of the liberty of the
state and of our political existence, which is suii-
GENTLY consolidated, The Greek nation prescribes,
resolves, DEGREES, and approves, a. follows.
Art /. BY virtue of the present act. 1t voiun-
tarily places the sacred deposit Of lis liberty,
national independence and its political existence,
under the absolute defence Of Gres, Britain.
Art ?. This Fundamental act OF the Greek
nation shall be accompanied by an explanatory
memorial addressed in duplicate to the government
ofhis Britannia Majesty
lAlong with this Declaration, is published
Protest from Messrs. Roche and WASHINGTON.
who sign themselves Philhelenic Deputies OF
France and America against this measure, which
they pronounce 'extremely injurious TO the chaTac
ter of their Nation and Government they think
IL is an act of favorism TO q. Britain, at the eX-
pence of France and America.
Extracts of Letters from LiUsrpOOl, Of Sept 2S.
Sour Cotton market is very dull this week, and
prices are considered fraction lower-the import
IS again exceeding heavy and the total this year Is
aboS $50 900 bales more than up to the same period
last year
g About Is 600 bales of cotton have arrived
this week, including about 1000 Surats per Hero,
from Bombay; that vessel brings accounts to May.
when cotton was rather lower, and no advces from
.his later than December had reached there.-The
market is extremely fiat here, and prices are nearly
nominal Several efforts were made to realize yes
terday, but there were no buyers.
The sales for the week ending Sept. u, consist
ed of $500 bales UplanGs, at sd 10 10 sd; 1923
Orleans TO ~ Ia; 553 Tennessees, to lOd;
and about 200 Sea Islands.
The sales of Tobacco were limited, 76 casks
Rice sold at 1856 to 23s; 900 barrels Turpentne,
10 los s; 200 bis. u. s. Ashes 32s; Ashes without
alteration, demand steady.
Letters from Havre of Sept 20 are received
The Cotton market was dull, and prices shade
lower than at former dates. Money market sound.
a Liverpool paper mentions that American
Bills drawn that place Tor a million OF dolla+-,
had been returned under protest in one vessel.
HAYANA--By the Maryland, captain Law,
at this port yesterday in 10 days from Havana,
we have received from our correspondent the prl-
ces current of that city OF the Sh instant, which
will be found in the commercial department The
Maryland sailed on the 9Th instant, previous to
which time -four had been sold at ttcenty fire dol
lars per barrel. The only late arrival was the
schooner Good Friends, OF Philadelphia, which
sold her flour at that price. We understand that
quantity was subsequently held at thirty dollars
per barrel Bait. finer.
FROM LAGUIRA.
BY the schooner Express which arrived at Bal
timore yesterday, Caracas pspe:s to The 9th INST.
have been received In the Colombiano OF that
date it is stated that the department canvass for
President and Vice APresdent of the Republic had
closed, and that'hs exceency General Bolivar was
unanimously chosen President, and DR. Christobal
Mendoza, Vice President of the Republic OF Co
1ombia.
Two Representatives in the Congress of Colon
bia, Senores Santos Mchilena, and Maityn, had
been nominatadby the Executive, the one as Con-
sui General to England, and the other as Contador
Vista of the Aduano of Puerto Csbello.
The latest accounts from Bogota, received at
Caracas, were to the goth August.