Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-19
FOREIGN.


The Emperor of Russia has recently given in
his appreciation to project, by which the admins
tra;ion of the Camucks of Astracan and the Can
casus is confided TO the Minister of the Interior
who is TO appoint principal Commissioner and
two Deputies, on account of the extent of the tribe
which consists of more than %, Cibilkes. The
project also determines the capital crimes for which
the Calmucls amenable to Russian tribunals.
We learn that the subscriptions in France, TO aid
the cause Of The Greeks augment daily. The towns
and even the villages of the departments seem de-
sirous 10 emulate the capital in affording succour
that valiant people.
Extract of private letter Fl ON Man:-'' The
Emperor of Austria will urn to Vienna on the
10th of july. The Austrian army of occupation in
the Kingdom of Naples will be reduced TO $4,000
men IN infantry and cavalry troops
Extract OF private letter OF the 26th inst from
aladrid:-" 1t L. said that plan has been formed
for convokine Cories BY estainentos (ancient Cor
tes,) and that it will shortly be carried into eSecu-
ton. The garrison OF Cud7d Rodrigo, which con-
sists OF 500 men of the provincial militia OF Ioro,
Is about to be reinforced because it appears that
plot formed by the constitutional refugees in Por-
,ugal has been discovered. Their object to
make themselves masters OF Cudad Rodrigo, by
taking advantage OF epidcnica disease thai pre-
walls among the garrison troops, by which more
than half OF them confined 10 the hospital Or
ders have been sent 10 he royal Treasury for the
utmost care 10 lie taken TO pay the expenses OF the
expedition destined for America, 10 preference to
every thing else. The King and Royal Family
are expected 10 from Aranjuez to Madrid on
the 22d inst"
Letters of the 9th ult. from Zane, state that
Stournaris and Liaca,a, who comma ded the earri-
son OF Aiissolonghi, have attacked with 500 men
Turkish corps of 1000 men, who had approached
that place. completely defeated them, and driver
them TO the distance OF several leagues from the
fortress.
Extract of a private letter ofhe 1871 inst. from
Lcsho,n.
g Several letters have just reached us from Yves
tern Greece. Two corps of the Serasker's army,
each consisting OF 5000 or 5000 men being CON
nually harras sed by the Greeks, have marched one
upon the road of Lepanto, before NIissolonghi the
other upon that of Angeacastron,a few leagues
from Anatolicon. Up TO the 18th ult. no action
had taken place in these directions, exceDt some
skirmishes in which the Greeks had the advantage
Redschid Pachais entirely without scige artillery
and part OF his field artillery, well as a great
number OF wagons which followed his army have
been captured by the partisans of Greeks. The
whole population OF Missolonchi are under arms:
and such Is their confidence of success that no one
has yet entertained an idea of putting his family in
place OF safety in any part of the NIorca The
Greek naval station, which off Pa,rass has es-
ablished cruisers along the coast from E,olia, to
Cape Tornese, and has itself sailed before Cape
fapas. ms NOV enent OF the division has been
hlaae IN oo"'"s,%nce OF intelligence, oil the early
arrival OF an AlReripa -,..-I--t- Gulf of
Iepanto. A great number OF gun boats have been
fitted out al Gaxdi, to prevent the enterprises OF
the enemy by sea-
Paris, June 26.-The Brussels Oracle men,
tions rumour OF the supreme direction OF the War
Department being given TO Prince Frederick Of the
Netherlands.
The .ami de la Loi OF the Cd ult. published at
4 a.
come up with vessel under tie Russian flag, with
more than 200 Turks on board they chased her, and
compelled her TO take refuge under the fortress OF
Coron. The Russian ship was greatly damaged by
the balls fired upon her by the Greeks during the
chace. This journal also contains IT, DEGREES OF
the government, one of which creates Junta OF
three members 10 direct the civil and military at-
| fairs of Western Greece. The other sets forth,
| that considering that Pierre Mavromchais has
given proof of his zeal and patriotism upon various
occasions, and that several distinguished members Of
his family have died in the of Greece The said
Pierre MavromIchas is relieved from the penatie,
contained in the declaration of the government No
2iI6, and restored to all his political and civil
rights.
The .f,tesbngh Gazette contains nelligenc,
, from Consantnople TO the 26h uit from which j
appears that in the action between the Greek ant
Egyptian fees off Navarin, in which the forme
were victorious, Admiral Maoulius set fire viii
/ his own hand to the Asia, frigate Of ~ gun
I which blue up With its crew of 400 men. Twenty
six other vessels became the prev of the flames
besides the powder magazines of Modon. An Al
gerine squadron, consisting of ! briggs and severa
schooners in sight of Modon, blu; upon behold
ing this catastrophe, it made for Malta.
Two Jewesses were baplised on the 18th inst Il
the church Of Notre Dame.
SPAIN.
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contains decree, by which Gen. Aymerc Minis
ter of WA is removed from his post. The portfolio
placed emporily in the hands OF the Minister of III
Marine, but many of opinion that NJ Cruz will
he the new minister. NJ. AyInerc, at The SAM
time, loses lis offices of Inspector General Of tn
infantry troops, and Commander General of tn
Royalist Volunteers. He is nominated Commando
General of Cadiz; but this is merely prcievt Il
( send him to distance from the capital, as tn
French have the authority at Cadiz. II has been
. marked that the affairs of the War Ofiice are nov
submitted by the king, to NJ. Cruz.
The Ga5eGe moreover contains a long lie. ,
changes made among the Provincial Captains Gen
era it is said that Campo Sangrado and Quesad
e the former appointed to the command of Catalonia
L ard the latter to that OF Guipuscoa, have been
s. Araniueh, to decline their new appointments
+ These changes have produced strong sensation
the public mind; but Madrid no regret i, felt (,
. the dismissal OF Nj a 'meric, as it renders poes
Die considerable amellorations in our political il
b. stituiions
= The removal Of General Aymoric from the cor
mand OF the Royalist Volunteers has given gre
dissatisfaction TO that corps. Ills dismissal wi
scarcely known, when they presented TO the kin,
a petition much In the form Of an order, Tequirir
bis majesty to restore their general to his post III
ultra party have now found out the danger of pla
3 ing arms in tie hands Of populace, who giycI
. security Tor the maintenance of public order.
At Noon to-day, agitation was noticed among &
royalist volunteers, who 6ocked IN crowds 10 the