Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-16
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Latest from E,vope..-By the Jno Wells a,
n. York we have London dates to the 9th August
and Liverpool TO the 10Th. The Franklin at 3slti-
more, and Amethyst at Boston both furnish Lon
don dates OF the 9Th and Liverpool Of the lllh: |
These vessels sailed from Liverpool. We have
compared the several versions of intelligence by
them all, and present TO the reader the following,
As the most interesting particulars:
Greece.-The " Constiiutionel'. has private
letter from Leshorn. dated July "a, which mem
tons great naval victory obtained by the Greek
Admiral NIsulis over the Turkish feet comman-
cd by 'ropai PachsL The latter it seems left the
Port of Suda, on the 18th June, with the intention
in the frs, instance, To assist the debarkaion OF
1000 Egyptians, who were proceeding to succour
lbrahiin Paca, and afterwards to go 70 the mouth
81 The Peloponnesus, where his presence might
facilitate the operations OF the Paca of Romclia-
According TO the letter in the sCons,i,utonel
however, the Greek fleet frustrated their design By
decisive victory gained over the enemy on Is,
July between Cerso and Mics. The action last
ell several days. The discontinue of the Turks
isrepresented as most complete, and it expect
cd that most OF their vessels would fall into the
hands of the Greeks.
DEATH OF ODYssEUs.-A letter from Napoli
di Romania, dated the 18th of June, states, tina,
Odysseas, tired of awaiting the decision Of The
Greeh Government as to his fate, attempted to
cape from the citadel OF Athens, in which lie was
confined. With this view he endeav CURED 10 pass
over the wall by means OF a rope In descending
it broke, and lie fell 30 great distance that he ne
yer moved again. Had he lived few days, he
would have been included in the general amnesty
issued by the Greek Government.
London paragraph of the 9th SAYS We
have received this morning, Hamburg p-pers TO the
Sd inst. Their contents are not without interest,
as they mention, the authority OF letter from
Constantinople, rather angry communication,
from the I1rksh government TO our Ambassador
touching the conduct of a British captain, who
compelled Pacha to indemnify one of our Consus
who had suffered from robberies committed by
Turkish sailors.
The .4Igeniei,,e Zeitung of the LIST inst con-
hrms the retreat of the Turks from before NIisso-
longh and on previous accounts OF the critical ST.
tualion OF lbrahim Pacha III the Morea, owing to
the non-arrival OF the reinioi ccmenis and supplies
by the Turco-E.gyptian fleets under the Captain
Pacha The circumstance of the Captain Pacha s
iiee' not having made its appearance teds materi-
ally to confirm the news of It's defeat
| England The London Courier of the sth
August says: n rumour has prev allied for several
days past, that some difficulties had arisen which,
prevented the ratification, the part of our Co
Vernment, OF the treaty concluded with the Next
can Republic. Much msconcep,ion prevails on
tins subject, might be expected Tie treaty was
forwarded TO this country, ratified in due form by
'he Mexican Government; but there were two or
hree stipuiations in 1t OF minor Importance which
1t was thought expedient to have modified Hence
The necessity of referring it back again TO the Co.
vernment OF Mexico because having been formally
raihed by ii the slightest alteration afterwards rem
dered such course necessary, according 10 the
usual forms OF diplomatic proceeding observed on
such occasions. Essentially, however the Treaty
may be considered, as concluded; because, the
points to which we have alluded, really so un-
important In themselves and consequently so easy
OF adjustment. There is nothing in the occurrence
'hat can affect, In the most remote degree, the
amicable and commercial relations ACTUALLY subsis-
ing between the two countries.
Mr. Jacob Is said TO be travelling in the north
OF Germany. TO make enquiries respecting the Corn
trade Tor the information of the British government
According 10 these accounts he has given the Ger
man farmers reason to believe that free trade in
corn VIII be sanctionedby England
Another Irish Riot, occurred i'm London. when a
smart conflict took place between sixteen hundred
were beaten IN several attempts but
ell In arresting half dozen of the most active riny
leaders. "e
We have received Brussels papers to the 4tb
inst The King of Prussia is expected to visit that
city, IN the course of next month
His Grace the Duke Of Wellington arrived at
al Gent On the I'd inst After having inspect ed the
iortresses, he took the Road to Tremonde.
Letters have been received from Tunis of the Orb
% June when state, that the Bey, by way of full
ming DIS greement with the Pearl and Coral
rishing Company, for the exclusive right of fishing
oi coral on the coast oil Iunis, has out cruzer
10 seize ali the vessels ii meet with fisbing FIR
coral on his coast, couple OF hundred boats and
vessels having, according to their usual practice
resorted there for that purpose
i'y Inc Morley, arrived from Bengal we have
received Calcutta papers to the 18th March. The
hangoon army has at length marched On the 18th
oil eoruary Sir A. Campbell broke up the encamp
meh' under salute OF seventeen guns, having re-
ceived the reinforcemen;s from Madras and CeyIon
on the same day General Cotton embarked the
greater proportion of the army. On the l9.h he
was expected at Donabee, where he would be loin-
ed oy General Campbell They were then to direct
'heir march upon Prone. Capt. Goodwin had made
an unsuccessful attack on sockade about 30 miles
from Hangoon. Bundoola and his brother General
were reported to be at ParloDg with so 600 men.
ne runour was not, however, believed.--Gener
'norrisons camp was on the banks of the Maioe
river on the ST Of March, waiting for the boats under
Captain Hayes to cross the river which was two
ihiles broad at the place where the army had nc
semoied There had been no further actions with
the Burmese WIZ"
Parliament has been further proroged from the
<oth OF August TO the LIST OF November
:, In YORK there Is watch maker who exhibits
HVing flea with chain round its neck
SFAiN:-I-etters from Perpgnan of the Goth
July, say, it is decided that the ap,,ear,nce of a.
encampment is 10 be made here ten bat,aions will
De assembled for that purpose-eight of them will
De lodged in the city, and two outside the walls. nm
lie heights nearest to the bas,ion of St. James
L ms camp will not be styled the camp of Obserya
ion, but will take for its name, SCAMP de Sta
ION" Lieutenant General Dalton has come IN
axe the command; he is to have two field mar
'nais In command under him. All these arrange
~ nave caused great sensation in Catalonia
oomc nope and others fear that this assemblaee of
troops, which at present seems of lille i,nnor
-ance, VIII, III some time hecn,,h. az .....a -.