Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-07
IRON ENGLAND.

BOSTON, Sept. 29.--Bv tie OllVe brancn, capt.
Harding arrived below last evening from Liver
pool whence she sailel on the 2ist OF Aug. London
and I.iverpooi paper, 10 TIE Goth received.
The following is TIE pFoclamation issued y Ger.
Cooco'roni on ID. ahn s.reireat from Leore Napoii
d. Ronania.
Brave countrymen, brothers, stationed al
Dierven, Kill Arc da, Pirgo and Gas,ani and all
my fellow ci,izens-We yesterdas succeeded /" en-
closing lbrahim Pacha, lie most dangerous enemy
Of tie Peloponesus, in the position agreed OIL
| The day rendered still more glorious by the
| fire of the Greeks, which that haushy man had TO
sustain However, rs he i not entirely destroyed,
but only surrounded, call on GU as brothers, bur
especially on such of you aS are stationed at HI
| ussa, Gaslsini, and Prgo, TO hasten and march d.
and night IN order 10 arrive here In time. On this
dcpeads both the success o! Greece, and the lives
OF Your wives and children! Hasten confdentls
and lesrlessiy TO crush the enemy with single
blow, and TO free us forever. II you Christians
and Greeks, ii value your lives and your coun-
try hasten to give your assistance Oa you depends
this day our deiverance our destruction. Those
who areai present stationed at Pa,ras must reTnau
there; bu the Others should make delay in COM
ing whittier they are called''
lbrain Pacha, finding it impossible for him To
regain Navarno, demanded capitulation, promi4
in,5 not to fight against the Greeks for ten years, II
he permitted TO depart freely from the Morea
Colocouoni, however, refused any kind OF c-,'itu-
la'iun, but would have him surrender discretion.
| 'Che Greek troops besIeging Ibrahim amounted to
about forty thousand men, and achievements were
arriving. Three hundred mules loaIei with proyis-
ions from Navarno by lbrihim Pacia, Tell into the
hands OF Colocouoni, VINO had Intercepted all
lbr'him's communications.
Spain coniaues TO present condition Of affairs
disracing 10 the politician, and distressing 10 the
1 phll5nthropist. The former seeks in vain for any
thread to guide him 10 right comprehension oi her
I t1I f
! pea has foresworn her soil. They talk OF lie
s'range.t changes.--,he resignation Of the crown
by Ferdinand; new sovereign; or tle restoration
! Of The nqulstion aud q new importation Of French
troops. All information from this unior una'e coun-
! try and ieeo!e government comes through French
papers, and from them little be learnt.
:. HAYrI. The Globe and TrayeNer contains
letter IRON a British merchant, signed II. stating
that he authorized to communicate with his
| iIljesty's ministers some questions which he
specifics, relative the disposition OF Great Britain
with gard to Tie question of the independence OF
HaytI,-and that, in consequence of MIR. Canning
refusing him answer. the duties on British i'm
ports are now u per gent Yhilf hqSs 2 Eganas
duties may be still further increased"
SPAIN-By the brig Washington, from Cadiz,
the editor Of the New York Post has received he
following letter from his correspondent there tla-
ted the 9TH August /, fully confirms the previous
accounts received through the London and Paris
papers OF tie pesaf AFFECT of the peninsula:
- on are no do..1 anxious 10 know what is do
ing in Spain. This famous nation which formerly
shoae in all the glare of osien;aiicus wealth; She
that pouFc the vial of her wrath upon the helpless
Inhabitants of the southern continent; this holy
land, where the depOses the father, where bfo
ther otiends against brother, and hose hug is The
SYMBOL of despotism, disgrace and slavery. The
time has arrived when the wicked deeds OF former
days meet with that reribuive Justice which
assurcdly follows tyranny and oppression. Ferdi-
Maud Is losing his power; the monks have desert ed
him, and cabals formed in favor of his brother
whose wife he has sedIced. a body of French
troops have catered CASTLE TO support The adul err
CT upon his toitering throne, aud the French flag
waves in triumph in the harbour of Cadiz. French
officers execute tie laws which are most agreeable
TO them, and the Spanards sneak about the streets
with fear aud trembling Misery and distress are
at every corner; swarms of fat monks devour the
substance OF The land; and, in short all the evils
which can result from Ignorance, superstition and
! bsoiry, lord il wide through this degraded land
- An expedition is fitting out at Corunna against
the Colom1ians; eight sail OF transports, under con-
voy ot sloop OF war and brig. will leave here IN
day or two to join the force at the above port -