Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-01
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NEW IoBK, Oct. 27.-rhe packet shin Sas
Richards, Capt. Holdridge, arrived this forehoon,
in 30 days from Liverpool, whence she sailed on
the 2Sth ult. BY this arrival, the Editors of the
Commercial .Adoerfiser have received their usual
supply of English papers, embracing numer Gus
London Journal, to the evening oftbe 26th of Sep
TENDER inclusive.
The following summary embraces the leading
items of political ard miscellaneous intelligence
eregret that Kean makes his appearance among
the passengers of the Silas Richards We hone
how, or, that he will not be permitted 10 make his
appearance on any stage in The country unless II
be The top of mail stage. Let it not be said that
the American public is behind the British in their
respect for the principles of morality, virtue and
| honor.
The British ministry, after much deliberatIon
have resolved not to dissolve the Parliament the
present year, and this determination has received
he sanction OF the King. The Courier states that
tins course was adopted with singular unanimity.
A dreadful accident happened at Portsmouth,
on the 22d ult. at the launc ching Of the Princess
Charlotte, ship of tie line; by which sixteen per
lost their lives The following extract is from
an official account
As it is not improbable that erroneous statements
oil the fatal accident which occurred upon the day on
which the Princess Charlotte was launched from the
dock-yard, al Portsmouth, may obtain no curren-
cy, II will doubt be satisfactory TO the public 10
melancholy event. On "Wednesday, the 22d Sep.
the day oil the launch, The tide rose so rapidly & to
so unusual height that the ship was obliged to be
launched sooner than ancipa ed ihe same great
Use OF water occasoned such powerful pressure
against the gates OF the south east dock in the ba-
sin a. 10 cause them to burst inward and to carry
with impetuous violence into the empty dock,
'ne bridge which rested upon the gates, and
with the bridge, the persons who were unCor-
tha tl,a;
to see tie launch. The torrent of water which rush
ed into the vacant dock below, overwhelmed the
unhappy individuals, and greye 10 say, that not-
wiihstanding the active and prompt exertions OF
those who beheld the dreadful catastrophe, aud OF
The boats which Immediately fastened TO the spot
but lew persons were rescued from their perilou-
situations. The proper means were Immediately
resor'ed to Tor the recovery of those who were
picked up
Price of american Stocks, Sept 24-Bank
Shares, G24 2s Cd to 81 5 0. Skies for 1913. go
80 I2; for 1916, 50 "a
British Stocks, Sept. 26.-Three per cent Con-
sols, So IL. Consols for Account, SO 81 5 g.
French Stocks, September 24.-Fives 99f Csc.
a 81
Ihe.f reek War.-The accounts from Smyrna
are - Il 18Th of August, from Consantinopie TO
the I'D, from syria, to the Isth and from Zanle to
the 25'h. The affairs of the Morea have taken a
more favourable turn, but to what extent it is i'm
possible 10 say. Accounts received at Constantine
pie from Smyrna, of the 18th of August state, that
Z" lbrahim Pacha, after being joined by the corps
brought him by Hussien Bey, undertook second
expedition against Napoli di Romania, and had al
ready arrived before the walls of that fortress On
his approach, the Greeks, who were in a most crit
cal situation declared by formal act and as is gem
orally believed here, at the insgation of Commo-
dore Hamilton, they implored the protection of
England. lbrahim Pacha, disconnected by this
event, applied 10 Commodore Hamilton for an ex-
planaton but instead Of any answer being given
him, the Greeks, impeled by despair, made an un-
expected attack on the Arabs, who were already
dIspinted. After several partial but sanguinary
combats, Ibrahim Pacha hastily retreated to Tripo-
LIZA. This news, and the reverses at MissoIong-
hi, have produced very great sensation here
This account is confirmed through various chan
nels. But our confidence is somewhat weakened
" hen we find inermingled, statements like these,
under date Of Censtantinople, August %:
" The Porte has received very alarming news
IRON the Archipelago, which being most intimately
connected with the affairs of Greece, may have
more serious political consequences than at first
believed The Co eminent At Napol has in il.
despair, applied for English protection, and sent
deputies to implore the king of Great Britain to
give them succour As Commodore Hamilton
who IS at anchor before Napo di Romania, has
several times openly taken the part of the Greeks
this intelligence has excited sensation here that il
would be difficult 10 describe This tcas still
more increased by the information tChich 1oas
TeceiDed at the same time, that the North fine
mean squadron, so long announced by the
Greeks, has aTTiUed off Hydra, and has taken
possession Of the island Of POrros, situated On
PosRe to Hydra. The Divan has since had seve-
raj extraordinary sittings, and the CONSERVATION
that has been excitedis evident. The French Am
bassador, Count Guilleminot, and the Russian
charge d. Affairs, NJ. Minziscky, sent expresses to
their Courts"
1t appears certain, however, that the Government
OF Nopoli has solicited the protection of Great Bri-
tam, but what encouragement they had for 20 doing
remains to be seen. And according to accounts
from Zante of the 25th of August, the deputies
rom Greece, one Of whom Is the son of Admiral
Maui, had arrived there. They are going with
passports from Commodore Hamilton and from the
Lord High Commissioner, Sir WIN. Adam, TO
England, in order to solicit its protection. Com
modore Hamilton is said TO have advised the Greeks
previously TO this IN case Of extreme necessity TO
hoist the English the Ionian Gag.
The atgemetHe Zeitttng of September IS, also
speaks OF these negotiations as having given great
displeasure to the officers of the Porte and the nea
sure resolved upon at Napol excites an extraordi-
nary sensation throughout the Archipelago, and es-
pecially among the squadrons Of the other Europe
an powers. The negotiations are also said 10 prove
that the English party in Greece has obtained
complete preponJerance over the Russian party.
An account from syria, Of August Is, speaks OF
the second defeat Of Ibrahim before NspoH, on