Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-16

culated in Drogheda-- however, that i:
may be an ingenious contrivance OF the Diapers TO
sell their cloth.
IN Hoo SIGNO vINCESr'
The Supporters Of" The Rights of Man" and
the Friends of Ciun and Religious Liberty. are
earnestly invoked to continue their struggle for
| " Unqualified emancipation" with
PERsEvERANCE & UNANIMITY.
In order to Distinguish the
Liberal from the Wi6era,
and the more rapidly to achieve bloodless con-
quest over a bigOted caste, " Who think it free
dom when themselves free,'' thereby TO secure
extension TO our trade and Freedom, to our coun-
try, II is commendabie that you should wear the
following:
:. Lirery Of Liberty: Z.
e Blue Coat with uniform appendages,
- Buff Vest with do. do -
: Whiie Duck or Ticken Trowsers
Fear not advocates Of Liberty, to appear in
this National Uniform, for remember,
You tread the land thai bore you;
Your g-ten banners furled DER you;
The friends you tiled
Are onyout side;
The foes you dare before youo
Nor should these legal efforts cease,
That still ala IA the fictious
70 Ell Sons shall seek in peace
Their CfrH RghtS, Ivy treaties due"
b5SPartculars may be known by applying at
the Draper's Shops.
The Nuremburgh Correspondent of the 1ih of
ouLc, stdlcss tudt accounts nave Deen TeCely-
ed at Ancona, and other parts of Italy, of the de-
sf, Of the EGH5 G fsa BY A eoasaeiabe portion
oil the ships which composed it, on the shores of the
Morea, where the Turkish fleet from onstantino-
pie, under the Captain Pacha, was daily expect
ed" With all these ements before US, there
can be no doubt that the Almighty has again crown
ed the patriotic Greeks with series oil signal sue
cesses over their mosem oppressors.
" The fleet OF the Greeks, amounting to 100 sail
including fire ships, had separated into hree squad
rons. The first has gone TO meet the fleet from
Constantinople, composed of two large rsates, six
corvettes, and thrty-two smaller vessels, which
is between Tenedos and Myteene. This division
has surprised 81 Russian and Austrian vessels la
den with provisions, which they were carrying TO
Negropont, Patras, and Lepanto. They have been
all taken, and were brought into NapoG di Ro-
mania.
" The second squadron has gone to block up, in
Suda, the Egyptian feet of 80 sail, viz so ships
OF war, and 40 transports. 1t has made Tour at
tempis to get out, the 18th, 2ls, 2Sih, and 29th
April, but has been always forced TO put back. In
these various attacks Turkish brig has been burnt
by the Greeks, frigate had its rigging burnt, and
most OF the crew, lespng in their fright into the
sea, were taken prisoners.
" The third squadron was destined to take on
board, and convey to Missolongh, the troops of
limo, which are in the Morea, aud then to
cruize on the coast of Western Greece.
9 A corps of the enemy's troops, commanded by
the celebrated Mustapha Bey, endeavouring to
penetrate into the western part of Livada. was
beaten on the 22d and 9th April, by Gouras, who
repulsed it to Leitoan, and took many prisoners.
g The most complete union prevails throughout
all Greece. a commission OF eight members has
been ordered to present to the Government, in eigh
days, a plan for the Organization OF corps OF
10000 or 10000 regular troops Odysseus has
surrendered himselfto the government
1t is asserted that the Greeks have now an army
oil $4,000 men, who cannot, however, lie put in
motion without the requisite supplies of money and
ammunition. From this embarrassment, however,
the Traveller says the Greek government will be eff
fectuaily relieved the arrival OF the specie and
the mate,ieI, which have been very recently des-
patched from England On the arrival of The rati-
hcation of the last Greek Loan, fifty thousand
ereigns were shipped for Greece; which, with AN
equal sum sent account of the preceding Ioan
may certainly be considered as forming ample
supply, for the pecuniary exigencles of the cam
paign There have been also shipped Tor Greece
eight pieces Of cannon, witha competent supply of
ball, and 1000 barrels of gunpowder.
FRANCE.-Advices from Paris are 20 the Dist
OF June The session of the French chambers was
concluded On the I7th
The Duke OF Northumberland had given a SPLEEN
did feie at Paris, OF which Gorgeous description
is given. All the Royal family, nobility, foreign
/" On their arriving at the hotel Of the Duke Of
Northumberland, the Princes of the Royal Family
were sauted with the ans of " vive Henri "" *
Of " Charmante Gabrielle The garden of the ho-
tel was illuminated with coloured lamps, and the
Arms Of England surrounded brilliant illuminat-
ed castle, near which a whiteAsg. Elegance
and grace enhanced this magnifcence. The Dutch
ess of Northumberland and all the ladies' Of her "a
mily were adorned with .feurs de iys. The apart
decorated with the si,Iendouf
there were several tables; the principal one forty
persons, was entirely covered with gold plate. The
vase of Sevre, porcelain, which the King has Civ
en- to the Duke is of extraordinary size, aud unri
vailed for magnifcence and beauty. NJ. Lequsi, |
one Of the principal artists Of the Royal Manufac |
tory, has employ ed three years abor in the paint
ings il represents the Tribunal Of Diana. Nine
apartments, magnihceotIy decorated, were throw n
open. There were not genuine pearls in those
nosegsys given TO the ladies', journal says this
morning; but all those nosegays in which lily was
o,seYved vvern exchanQed FIR flesh tyo n, thrde