Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-15

august person, Your Royal Family and the nation /
winch yoc govern. The President wishes Tor no |
hing tut 10 concur with Your Maie-i, IN he sdop.
ton OF whatever measures may 20 draw clio :
ser and closer the relations of good understanding
which-happily >ubsisi between Spain and the Uni |
ted States. The geographical situation OF both ma !
tons invites them to ccluvate and active an ex-
tensive commercial intercourse with each other, /,
that may encourage Industry, and promote the
welfare and riches of both Thus nature, by pla-
cling them near each other in some important parts
oil their respective possessions, would seem o have
intended them to be friends and alGe- The Go
vernment OF the United States will omit uolmng,
on lis part, to second these favourable dispositions
oil Providence, and trusts, that tie sentiments by
which II Is animated will meet with correspondent
ones in Your Wajesty's breast.
7" The President has given me the requisite pow
ers TO settle with Your Majesty'e Ministers the
questions which have lately arisen between the two
Governments on some points of detail. For my
part, shall be very happy if my feeble exertions
can contribute TO bring them to close by means Of
mutually advantageous and satisfactory arrange
men;s
I" 1 entreat Y. NJ. to admit the homage of my
personal sentiments OF profound respect and I'M
bounded deyo,edness.''
III. NJ received Mr.. Everett with his usual kind
ness and returned to him. most gracious answer.
! and to L. Y. II. H., and was likewise received by
all those ROYAL Persons with the alfability so ma
tural 10 them. Madrid Gag.
| An account from Madrid, Sept. 10, says, "yes-
terday We're hanged the seven free-masons who
caught in the lodge of this city, in the &C: of
receiving an apprentice. The latter is sentenced to
| eight years Imprisonment
NJ Gordon, secretary of the chamber of the
council OF Castle and president OF the supreme jun
IA of civil affairs, committed prison, charged
with having been The agent beiA cen Bessicres and
the apostolic iunta The charge is said 10 he found
ed on lei,rs of VI. Gordon, found among the papers
OF BesSeTes enjoining him no, TO relax in his pre-
| pa. nations, Tor funds would soon be supplied him -
Most OF he persons under arrest for having sent
money 10 Be,sieres, say they did at the instance
| OF VI. God u. I Courier.
Gibraltar, Oct. 3 in consequence Of a scarcity
in Majorca, he government las permitted the I'M
porta,ion into that island of 81 $50 IA egas of 10
reign wheat, and 81 ,250 of pulse, in nat ona bot
toms. upon the pa meat Ola duty of 10 rs. vn. per
fancga.
.lEaia, .fug. IO.-We understand the Seriuga-
patsm and brig of war Aacrity p,oceeded about
the middle of May last 10 Rhodes, to demand an
explanation from the Bey, Tor outrage commits ed
against our Consul there, by OF Ibrahim Pa
cha's troops who broke into his no & obbed hln
OF 1000 piastres. The Bey admitted the fact, but
refused to make restitution, or eyea avow il il wr
the Bey informed, il he did not comply within =
( given time, the place would be fired upon. The
time being elapsed and the document not i3rth COM
! ing shot fired ato the Beys own house, ana
the acknowledgment no longer withheld
TUiis, Sept. A persoh who arrived here
over land from Tripoli The 29th ult informs
that the Sandman flagstaff was cut down from he
Consul's house, the Tripolitan government having
declared war against The Sardinian States.
FROM SMYRNA
Friday, Nor. S.--Capt Rich, from Smyrna,
| states thai Missolonghi in possession of the
Turks, and that it was the currert report in Smyr-
ma when he sailed, and generally belle, ed thai the
Greeks in the Morea had ceased h,htihg, aud fed
to the mountains. The Greek Marine, however
maintained its ground and were continually har-
RAISING the Turkish Marine.
Sd September left u. s. squadron, Com Rods-
ers, North Carolina n. frigate Constitution, ,and
soops OF war Ontario and Erie) at village called
Yourla, abcu 20 miles below Smyrna, watching
They left Smyrna bout FIVE days previous the
crews not IN very good health. When the DAeruh
passed, the Commodore sent officer on board AID
informed Capr. II that Tie sick fest recove.in,
and many encamped on English Island,
no doubt was entertained the ickues- would abate,
and the several crews he restored 10 health. The
Z. has dispatches Tor government from tie Com
modore Capt Il. was informed tie squadron
would leave Vourd in three days for Napoii di Ro-
mania. 1t was reported however, that one oil The
sloops would remain in the Archipelago to protect
our commerce in those waters, and to give CONVOY
If necessary.
The papers contain variety OF details of he
course OF events in Greece, but nothing which va
rIes the state OF things materially from that in " hch
II has been already represented. The Spectator
which had repeatedly predicted the speedy reduction
of MIssolOnghI, In era OF the last papers is Ell
Their silent the subject, speaks of ,he nforma-
IN tsar.rff r, 4.
Romania Of Aug. 4, say tina Argos and he Mills
Rad been destroyed by The Turks Accounts from
the same place TO the 7th, say only that the epidem-
&c was making cruel ravages among the crowded
population, who had but s ,ht means of subsistence
and that tie Greek Government had Just received
500 900 piaslres from the English oan
On the 26th fire broke out Smyrna, which
destroyed 33 houses, large and small, and the con-
flasration would have been much more extensive,
but or-the interPosi.ion OF the commaRdans Of the
French, English, Austrian, American and Dutch
vessels OF war, who all, with their officers and
crews, rIyalled each other in their efforts o aid Ir
local authorities in suPpressing The flames The
American squadron described as consisting of
superb ship oil The line rigate and TWO coryeues
arrived at Smyrna, Aug. 49,
The American Squadron, under Com. RODGERS
had visited Smyrna and remained there eight DAYS:
having been received with marks of particular res
pect and attention; the Aga and numerous other
officers, had been entertained on board tive North
Carolina, "a at an American Dinner, &c and thew
had recprocated the civilitIos by entertaining Com
Rodgers and his officers on shore.
Extract of letter from Smyrna, Sept ].
" We have just had the Am. fleet here They
sailed the 10Th ult. Shope Com. Rodgers has been
pleased with his visit. a tremendous fire broke out
while he here, which threatened the whole
Frank Quarter, but by his assistance, with about
300 sailors, and also many from the British ships
The fire extinguished after DESTROYING about 40