Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-12
FOREIGN.
IFrom The British T,ay,ll,-,

herman Tapers received this morning, contain
TURNER details OF the situation OF affairs in the Mo-
rea, extracted from Italian papers--a source of in
telligence which but little reliance can be- nl,c.d
The failure of Ibrahim Pacha's cxpedi.;o, ;s sill
asserted; but there isnevertheless manifest alter
aiion IN tone, as to the dangerous position in which
he was said 10 be placed, with reference ia mel
itated attack by the Greeks. Ibrsbim is s,;d IN
have been disappointed in his expectation ofbeiny
joined by Partisans, as soon as he should land on
the hiorea but we no longer hear of the total
destruction to which his army was doomed Il,
will indeed, be seen from " the frontiers of IlaIv
that The Egyptian army occupies fortified posi-
ton on the western point OF the Morea which il
would require more formidable force TO di.lodse
than can he brought forward by the Greeks Red
schid Pacha, too, is preparing to co. operate with
lbiabims forces, and the operations detailed nj the
conclusion oil the statement may preclude all doubt
OF the Turks having resolved to bring more eff
fec'ive force into activity, than has been vet ar
rayed against the Greeks -
From the frontiers of Italy June 6.
we have at length received new direct from the
Morea TO avery recent date (the middle of April \
They fully confirm hat we stated in the begin
ming, OF the impossibility under which Ibrahim
Pacha found himself OF executing his plans. He
had calculated on the numerous partisans whom he
expected to meet as soon as his troops should land
In the Morea, and nobody has declared in his ia
your. On the contrary, however various the par
ties that have appeared there, it is fact that all
OF them consider the Egyptian General and his
troops as enemies, who must be DESTROYED or at
least by general effort driven fom the country.
because their sole object is 10 reduce it once more
uhder the Mussulman yoke. II likewise appears
from various reports that Ibrahm has been grossly
nisled. either by persons who wished TO bring him
TO destruction, or by his own Agents. who deceiv-
ed themselves respecting the success of the enter
prise, which under present circumstances neye
could nave favourable issue. Without these We
ry suspicious counsels he would have at least de-
yea MS eNpedition 10 more favourable opportu-
NIFTY. With respect 10 The latest positions of his
troops, they occupied on the western pont of the
Morea, line, fianked on the lei, by the citadel of
.'odon and on the right by that OF Coron This
line Is covered by intrenchme.ts furnished with nu-
merous artillery. The Egyptian troops occupied
also The iit'ie Islands OF 5: piepna and Cabrera,
"here they have thrown up redoubts. The Greeks
were In possession OF NavarEo and Castillo three
ships oil war were stationed in the bay of Coron II
Is affirmed that The Greek troops were embark ed
on BOARD these vessels TO effect landing in the
rear OF Ibrahim's lines, when the main attack
should be made from the side OF Navarino In
fact, affairs cannot long remain in their present
state.
III the Greeks succeed in forcing Ibraiiirns lines
II Is impossible for hi. troops to retreat for the
Cladeis OF Modon and Coron cannot receive theni
and his fleet has entirely left the coast of the Mo-
rea, whether 10 fetch reintorcemeuts from Gambia.
or not to be exposed TO the attack Of The Greek
fleet is uncertain.
Meantime MOreote soldiers repair in numbers to
Navarno and Calamata, the places of rentIezv Gus
Tor the Greeks. 1t is asserted that the Bey of
Maine, who is reconcled with the Greek Gov
ernment, has assumed the command of the CORPS
assembled at Calama, and has reinforced il with
numerous body OF Spartans. part of the troops
that were IN the camp at Gastouni has traversed
Arcadia TO reinforce the corps destined 10 attack
lbrahim's army. These troops were at first in
tended 10 go 10 Paras, but as the most urgent
point is 10 drive the Egyptians from the Morea,
they have been directed 10 proceed % Navarino.
BY the last accounts from Albania, it appears
that Redschd Pacha inte.ds to make diyersiol
In favor OF ibrahim. The division OF his army as
semblei about Larissa has marched 10 Karpenitza.
aud thus ioms the wing OF the army posted at Pa
rad5Ik The communication between that place
and Nesropont is restored since Turkish corps
has been posted at TaIanto 1t is reported that
the IhessaIian army is advance TO Salona. in or
10 proceed from that place 10 Lepanto, and that
The expedition against Missolonshi and Ana: Ola is
given up for tie present.
MILAN, MAJ s.--His Highness Prince Meter
mich arrived in this city yesterday.
The Gazeties of tire 9th and 10Th contain long
details OF the recep ion of their Imperial Males
iie' az Lodi and Mona, and the reloicings OF the
Inhabitants, &c. &c