Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-26

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&C His Britagnic Majesty's frigate Active, Hon
Captain Rodney, arrived here the sth inst from
Algiers and Gibraltar having on board the Portu-
guese Minister M. Prereira, to the Dey of Aleiers
and of SIR b. Bloomfield
! On the Tuesday following the packet from Eng
land arrived oil Cadiz, having passage often days
She was brought to by the French BRIG about seven
O'Clock in the evenings in the quarantine ground ~
wait the arrival of the health officers; the moment
the commanding officer of the Active saw her en-
ter The bay, he manned his boat and went alongside
OF the packet to know what assistance he could
render her, if she required any, at the same time
ohefIng to put on shore Immediately the mails anc
| 10 provide her with such necessaries she might
stand In need OF. When the Captain Of the French
brig saw the Actve's boat alongside the packet
ne sent an impertinent message to know " who had
the teJnerdy 10 board the packet without his Or
ueFs! Inc answer returned was, that the Com
handing officer of His Britannia Maiesty's friyate
Actlve, agreeably to, and in conformity with Adj
niraity orders, ddred 10 board His Afaesty's pack
e,' anu would every other English vessel which
should enter the bay of Cadz during her stav there
whether il should be agreeable 10 the French
commander or not.
me French took offence, and they now saw
tney VIII put up no longer with such insults, but
that their orders must be implicitly obeyed''
Inc Paris papers Of July ii, announce in letters
from Italy as late the 3D. that signal victory
b""Su W ihe OIeeKS over three divisions
OIL 'he turkish Army, who had advanced upon the
PENINSULA The first division was DESTROYED near
Ameani, by General Gouras the commander in
Chlei, who persisted in the battle The second di
vision was besieged in the fortress of Salone. and
the third, after having been beaten, had dispersed
and He'd towards Negropont.
he reports respecting the situation of Ihrahim
facha, were contradictory; some stating that he
was surrounded by the Greeks at Messerie: others
hat he bad been deiestedby Coloco,roni, and fore
ed 10 reirace his steps upon Modon
Inc last advices from Egypt stated that the Jo-
cus's were making frghtfu ravsges In that country
Many persons had been arrested at Rome who were
suspected OF being members of a secret society.
INC Prince OF Spadee, was detained in the castle
OF 81. Angelo. Several arrests had taken place in
the Papal provinces. Generals Ianterac and / a
serna, had arrived at Madrid Subscriptions IT. aid
Oh the ureeks, were collecting in many parts of
france. A Steam Boat has commenced running
between London and Hamburg. The first passage
out was made in 80 hours, and the return MASSAGE
In DO 1t Is said Lord COchrane intends 10 proceed
70 the assistance of the Greeks The British yach,
Herald, capt. Leeke, sailed from Portsmouth july
y, Tor GreenOck, 10 embark the Earl of Dslbousie
and suite for Quebec company Nth canitsI
oi 900 ocO crowns, has been formed at Hirschbero
Germany, for sending flour to South America. Az
agent has left London for the northern countries o
Europe, for the purpose Of ascertsining mInutev a.
what price the foreign agrcultursst can raise his
corn His report will be made to the Ministry pre-