Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-22

v idence however protected both the Egyptians and
Europeans. The viceroy of Egypt, who was at /
Alexandra, o dered the Vice Governor (billal
Agl) to put to the evening OF the 10th, in |
pu.s ii, Of the fire ships. On the It'll, the Governor
aud Director Of the Marine followed with several
ships to second the Vice Governor in pursuit of the
Greeks During the whole night OF the llth heavy
c;,nnonade was heard, the Creek cruisers having
met oil Damietta a number of small Turkish ner
chanimen, with the convoy of which they were
engaged"
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NEw YoRK, November I6--We learn by the
brig Brown. from Havana that the Spanish irigate
Saline, Commodore i.oborle, o. the squadron
at sailed Tor the relief of the Castle oil 81 Juan de
Uloa, put back 2sth nit. dismasied
T.l!ercanthe qdp.
We are favored with the following extract of
letter, dated IL ,vana, Oct %.
g The expedition Witch sailed on the goth III.
Cor the relief o the Castle of 81 Juan at era Cruz,
when within about 50 miles of heir port OF des
nation, encountered violent storm, which sePara-
ted them and this morning the largest icigatc, the
Sabine. with the Admiral board, returned dis
inas,ed, without having been able to effect land
ing al the Castle. Ole hundred men, number OF
officers, the princPa! part ofthe stores and guam
,v of money for the succour OF the castle, return
ed in the Sibiue, leaving those almost destitute that
arrived there, so that the expedition may be said to
lie nearly broken up. The Mexican force at Sacri-
iicios, may attack and perhaps capture the other
Spanish figates before they return. The treasury
ut this place supplies S50,0e0 per month for the
support and protection OF the castle. II is not
worth this expencc, ami its loss would probably
Induce Spain to RECONCILIATION, with Mexico, tor
the safety of Cuba.
This Island is perfectly tranquil at present.
a. Our ensuing crops of Sugar and coffee will he
large; very little OF either now in mat<e;, ard no
Inolasses. The former is held at enormous rates.
ana in g-ea, demand Exchange is heavy owing
TO the failures in England and L. States. ID.
Extract Of a letter from an officer on board the
United States ship North Carolina, dated Glib
raltar Bay, October 10, 1925.
Is From SMYRNA; we proceeded to Napoi Ill
Romani, the capital Of the Greek Government,
where we were received with every demonstration
Of ioy. | accompanied the commander in-chiei
with a number of officers to visit tho authorize
we were shown a mosque altered into senate
chamber and were en- ertained in the house former
" the residence of the Turkish Governor. Thi
place j. very sccure in It's lor,ifcations being al
most another Gibraltar. They have about twelve
or fifteen hundred men in the garrison, well armed
and nar,Iy dsci pnei, but they make no head
against Iarahirn P1cha, who has overrau the No
res with abou, thousand troops disciplined an:l
differed 10y Frcnchmen, who, TO the disgrace at
their country, urban and WELD hG sword
Tor the suppression of civil and rational liberty
This once brilliant people this land oil 9 song
and s,orY," is now overrun and laid waste bat
thr Greeks are not yet conquered. But if | may
I'D 20 fton what have and heard, they have
no chlnce OF SUCCESS unless the - leginnates,
the Holy alliance, France leadmgl willcease to
aid the Turks "a they do, SAB rosa. Le!tto them
selves the Greeks are more than match for the
Turks; but without speedy and powerful aid, they
sInS before their secret assallamts. Napo i We
~ nearanceut Argos, rendered memorable me by
e ,la.r Hal I'D tho. slnr
acier OF Clytemnes,rs. A promOntory is still point
ell OFT "a the spot where she placed slave 30 give
notice when tn, Grecian fleet returned from TROY
Il thousand associations rendered our stay interest
ing in that mighty neishborhood. We were visited
by many of their most distinguished men the fol-
lowing all ny memory furnishes the names o
viz: Prince Mavfocordlio, Secretary oi State, ant
head of the Council; Prince Ypsilnnti, General, anC
brother 10 The one who raised The standard of rebel
lion in Moldavia, Concurotti, very wealthy citi-
zen, and President of the Senate, and Canaris, tho
Commander of their naval forces, and he who ha:
blown up two of the eneuiy's admiral ships. very
brave and distinguished man Alter leaving Ma
poll, we sailed down the Mediterranean, south o
Malta, aad went into the Bay Of Algier-, will
which place we communicated, and with free
breeze came down here, where we In quaran
tine, from which we shall be released on the l6u
INST"
I-rt31cfS frOHl ffffTS FSre!reG JToH 0JifeTS o.
the Oatario and Eric, dpisd at Smyrna, POI
.4ugus, and istSeptember, 1925.
In the night ofthe 26th August, as,irc bro'-e -u
in this Asia,ic city Upon observing thar u.e IA,
habitants made no eXer;ions TO quell the spreading
Il ,ule4 ComEodore Rogers, at the head OF abou
600 of our seanen and with the engines of the
50 iadron, landed: ard in less than two hours ex-
tingnshcd the fire.
Reports from the Morea are contradictory as II
tho t.cess of the "a eeks and Turks n is how
ever fact that the Greeks have Missoongh ia their
possession, md oso tina, the Greeks have now The
possession of the Islands OF Gambia.
The Turks in this city behead The Greeks upon
trivial pretrxts; some times many six in one
day placing the head between the legs of the vic
tim and leaving the body thus exposed for day!
saw on the 29th August two bodies lhus shocking
~ exposed.
Our commerce is exposed in the Archipelago
ihe trade is becoming valuable; naval force seems
absolu els necessary among these .!nds, for force
have already been committed even on our hlg, or
that Of other nations piracy is common. The En-
glish and American Gags are most respected.
The visit OF the -quadron will have beneficial
effect; they now see that we have something be-
sides merchant vessels and that able well
as willing to chastise aggression. We have been
visited by public characters aud by crowds who
Iool; with admiration at the North Carolina such a
ship was never before in these seas.
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