Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-21
LONDON MARKETS, MAY 10.

LONDON MARKETS, May 10
The demand for Cotton very limited last
week, only 5000 bales having been sold Good
Surats appear to meet the most demand, and they
maintain full prices all other qualities at decline
OF Sid from the highest quotations. The Coffee
market is also very heavy few private specu-
lations in St. Domingo were effected at Is Is
higher /; fine qualities of Jamaica and Dominica
were I'd Id lower.
From the Constitutional
HYDRA, March 16 the last numbers of the
Friend of the Laws speak in the following man
ner OF the landing of the Egyptians in the Morea
g" Several couriers had arrived at Napoi di Ro-
mania, in the course OF February, informed the
Government that SO Egyptian vessels had ap-
peared on the 18th OF that month off Modon and
Coron, and had on the 18th landed IL, 900 men
near a bay between those two loriresses. Official
accounts, however, inform US, that on the appear
ance OF the enemy on our coast, a corps, chiefly
composed OF Arcadans, having Joined the troops
besiesng Modon and Coron, Immediately advan-
ced against the Egyptians. whose march it stopped
near Neocastron.--in the partial engagements after
this meeting, the gypans suffered considerable
loss Among the oifceas e distinction who Were
killed is the first Abide camp Of the Pacha
" The expedition preparing a. Smyrna against
Samos which will be seconded by the Ottoman
fleet, is composed of the contngents Of eight Pa
chas, OF which the Pacha OF Smyrna ,y.. have the
chief command. These pompous announcements,
exactly like those of preceding years, should ps-
the Turks in mind of the disasters they have expe-
rlenced whenever they have ventured to touch the
consuming soil of Samos.
Z" 1t is affirmed that serious differences have ari-
sen between Redschid Pacha and several Alba man
chiefs, which hinder the Pacha from setting out on
his march for want OF troops. 1t is said that his
vanguard, attempting to enter Arcanania, had been
defeated.
90 A division of the Greek fleet has lust arrived
off PaIras.''
ZANrE, April 3.--The Egyptians have landed
at two different times about 10 ,00o men before
Modon, who Immediately marched towards NV
arino and Calamata
The Greek garrison, though small made Wig
orous resistance, but were at length Obliged to fall
back. Meantime 5000 men, sent by the Govern
Or came up with the enemy when he did not ex-
pect 1t. bloody battle ensued before Neocastron;
above 1000 Egyptians persisted many officers Of
distinction fell into the hands of the conquerors as
well as all the materieI of this rash expedition,
and had not Modon opened its gates to the fugi-
uVes, not one would have escaped.
In The second landing, the Egyptian vessels be-
ing hindered by contrary winds, from putting 10
sea, have been bloc<aded in the port of Modon by
vice Admiral Slctours, who waited only for
favourable wind TO send his fire ships among them.
The President Cenduriotti, with 2s, 900 Pelopo-
nesians, has been for days before the forts ri
Lepanto, resolved not 10 quit his position tili
had taken them by storm, if the Turks refuse
capitulate.
LIVERPOOL, May 9, 5, p. NJ
On Saturday the demand for American and Bra
I'll cottons rather mproyed-sales about 1000 bags
This morning the market has been still more lively,
and not less than 5000 bags have been taken by he
trade and spectators at full rates A few fayora-
bic lots are reported at small advance.