Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-28
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been more than ninety years uninterruptedy in the ,
naval service OF his country.
! Within the las, so years, France has coined in
/ gold an silver, TO the value OF 2247, 924, I6t
francs, or al out % millions pounds sterling Her
annual coinage does not amount to two mil
/ hons sterling.
| The twelve Common Law Judges Of England
have decided unanimously that grandson, through
daughter, does not come within the description
g male lineal descent" This opinion was given
IN reference 20 question arising out of the aInou
Theusson will.
| The Royal Institution of London, was about
to be dissolved, owing TO quarrels among its man
ayers
The amount of Bank of England paper now in
circulation Is about twenty millions sterling
An agent of tie British aud Foreign Bible Socie-
| y, the Rev. Mr.. Armstrong, is on his way TO
Mexico.
THE GREEl<S.-The subioincd articles of in
telligence confirm the information previously re-
ceived, respecting the favourable situation O Gre
elan Affairs in the AIorea, Captain Goodwin,
arrived Mt Bos on from Smyrna, whence he sailed
on the 7'h OF April, received from a merchant the
following
From our la,es; accounts from the Morea, it APP
pears the Egyptian expedition had effected a land
ing OF about Il 900 troops Two actious had oc-
Cured before NIvarin ard CaIamata, in which the
Greeks had been successful, aud had taken great
number o. prisoners. The Greek fleet had sailed
from Hydra to tie amount of about forty sill in
lqlest of them and 1t expected an action be-
tween the two fleets would soon occur. a brig Of
var, and some other vessels had uecn taken by tie
advanced ships OF the Greel. squadron. Patras was
closely besicged by land and boclSaded BY sea. A
French ship of war jus arrived here, had been Or
dered OF by the Greek squadron, and NOT allowed
10 enter. President Couduroi Nas there in per-
son. Gen. Coloc0troni and his party, suspected
of treason, we're closely confined at II Ora to await
their ,riol. The Sairi.s hive sent depIiotion 10
Hydra Tor succor OF some ships, Is they eXpec; an
attack from the Ottoman feet, which was grant cd
TO them The Ottoman feet have partly come ca,
from Cons,antinopc. A squadron of Agerines
IRE daily expected in the Archipelago against the
Greeks. Great preparations are making by the
Turks 10 enter the Morea all points The Greek,
IS ere also making great preparations TO meet them
iapt. Goodwi pissed the Greek fleet of til,
Morea and Island Of Gleseeo
1t is stated in lie tiers from tonsantinople OF thu
I1th Of April ,hat the expedition against the More;
lad nearly failed. As the Turkish accounts rep
resent the expedition having nearly failed it i,
more than probable that the next news we la,
from that quarter will inform US of lis complet,
fixture.
Ibrahim Pacha has con,ented himself with y ali.
ing between Coron and A1o,on Tor recruits, arc
neither Calamata Ntvarn has been captgred
Condurori is commander in chief by lard aid sea
Thebes and Athens had been relieved from THEN
apprehensons by the departure OF the 1000 Alca-
aians for Negropont Il appears that The Turk,
will not act until the Pacla who commands in AL
bania shall be ready 20 advance FOR tie C.,l, oI
Iepan,o The Egyptian feet is blockadeJ in IN,
Bay of Modon The Greeks have never fell NOR,
confidence
GREEcE.-Zaatc, March 3O.-The Egyptian
army which landed on lie ,or,!.ern side Of EIesse
niu, 10 he number OF 5000 men, among " ON " e.,
about hundred Piclmon.ese and Freocbr,en. :, b,
had composed part Of the battalion which present
cd Itself before the Duke of AneouIerne ot H.,
passage of the Bda.soa has been routed bv Tho
Creeks BaYiUs advanced towards Nayarip. .
part OF that army was lea en- in the delc Of Mount
81 Nicolas, the 9Th ofthis mouth, whilst The ohio,
part lost is part of artillery, COMPOSED Of fifteen
ied pieces in the olive region Alter these checks
BY which the enemv lost LOO men. killed AZ
Wounded, he was Obliged TO throw himself INFO tie
Greeks have captIrel several TRANSPORTS and proyi-
Egvnfi,, 'i''eness also begins 10 nrev IL ia a.
hos si536ihftd crai,ers before Alexandria j. or
der 10 obtain redress Of some grievances of which
"ty accuse Aahonct Ali, the PeIoponue sus NAV
possibly become The tomb Of his son Ibrahirn Pa.
Da.
Fatras IS ag In narroNl, blockaded by sea and
i""d hu'scmd = enc. !. As Sno IN, HIS not We
Devh 'J!e 10 assemble Quo men at his he d cuar-
e's at Ar;e. Omcr BTonls, WHO secretly traver.es
us IfoJec'.' resides somemcS a: Hcr-t, ard ONE
zines al Jnn'na Tie Pacha Of Sc1dra has ats o.
'fe.y refused 10 march this YER and the Gue1,c.
VINO nave been twice beaten in E.o!i,, viii remain
10 Tier mountains.
Ler'isch Pacla has not 10000 men under his
''ofle' d-s"ens, on ~ hom ic counted. Is said
70 oe aba doned by lis soldiers. T'oops h.yetcc.
sent 10 'e@e Iim wandering a lie now Is, in lae