Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-15
VOL. XXII.. NO. Sc.

greatest danger will never iorsake US; il :, in c,n.s
ne banner al the Cross TO triumph, and that of the
crescent TO be oyer'hrown. But the Greek, pros
80 Teiore me Divine Protector, will never forget
'net all his efforts are in the will OF Cod
1t Is confirmed that the Greeks are pren,r;no =,
iiyara' an expedition of 1900 men, TO effect disu
io'iAahon In Crete, where the Greek uopulation
'' risen IN several DISTRICTS and the sarrisons left
oS nUrahim nave been very much enfeebled
The London Times of the 2Oth Sen, contain. .
letter dated at Napoli d Romania. Julv Dc CO.,
~ and Aug. B, which states that CoIoco,roni 49,
Oh the best terms with the government-bis two
SONS hau Deen at that place; the eldest aged "a il
ne iuoi Oh the people on account of his generosity
a"u courage the sohs were gone to Join their Ga-
,nef w"I Z'ooo irregular troops. G4O goo of the
"'eeA Loan had been received by Z oloco
'roni to pay his troops. Gourra is 10 The nofb &c
Atiens with 5000 men, aid Zaine at Calabr;,a
win ZOcO. The French Colonel Favier. US or
gahizing troops. the foreign officers. if il sid
nave been ll-tIeated by The government and re-
pc ana WIZ only be esteemed when thew shall
"''e taken the held and performed some brilliant
| service The writer gives it as his opinion that If
me campaign terminates successfully for the
greeks, 1t VIII be more owing to the deGects NJ
'her enemies, than the effect of their own skill and
eNeruons- he thinks, however, that il will terr,i
nate iaVorHbly Tor them. There l., says the yyri
Ter an uncommon movement in the different denart
meH's OF the governneut-the motive assigned ~,
common report, and also by those bo ,t. -.
nearly connected with without absolutely G,,roi,,,
part OF II IS, that after great DISCUSSION. il ba5
oeeh resolved TO arply TO Great Britain for assi.,
@nce ana protection, II MOI Occupation. The mia
bitans, it is added Iaik of The 80, .. irii"-
ZION. ~ ''s
"CoRFU, Aug. 26.--Letters have been rec.i,.
ca lLis day from the Aorea, In which rlace i'm
Pi'en confidence, which announce 10 us that Ibra
MN Pacha is surrounded by the Greeks and that ba
I1S' upwards OF 1900 men in an action which ooi.
fnl. sl,a OH
pia'e On 'he Izth oI this month. After this deci
i've ueieat he attempted take refuge in C.lap,a
Ia, when lie was surrounded by % O0O G,eots -
continued Their attacks him in all directions al
cu' on his communication with Modon and Coro,
lie vas IN consequence in a state borderip,, ON
despair, Tor only large reinforceuents could ex,ri
ca'e MN from his difficulties. In Carnia the affairs
oil The Ireeks are equally prosperous The Turks
have again attempted to take oIonobj E
| anu were again defeated with so much loss ,bat
Weh army was no longer before that rIace
! the Island oil Gambia Is again in insurrection
ana loVO ufks who were there were OBLIGED 10
Fe'Fe within the fortress. This news being an
nounced 10 the Greek Government tLev i,,DI;
ately 1000 men to the assistance of
IN Candida which they expect will have tb. etIa.,
OF preventing the Pacha OF Egypt from sendiue any
more reniorcements of men to the More o.
tam Canars has sailed with several fire .bius tor
ieHandria, TO attempt burning The Eayptan aeet.
ana IL Is current here that that lie has SUCCEEDED in
| \ Il gg
andria,' Sc. &c.
F'0m The London Morning Herald of Sem
| t.m5sr -
The CONSERVATION OF the Turkish Cover,,,ers :;
OF Tie most extensive character; and some inter
e9'S communications, illustrative O! such fact are
understood 10 have been made by Lord Straneford
no" IN London 10 the English Ministers This
was prevousiF 10 The aIrva. OF the profile, ma ~,
Coinmodofe iianalioE. 4 further snpplv IN mo
| ne from The Greck Loan, SC. wa tojov,,ll,. H.
"lTNal oil numerous European Engineer i,., so,,,.
American vessels were inentoned as aun,oacJ,,.
me archipelago with friendly views TO The Gireel,s.
anu N"a!y the de'es' OF the Turks forces bv land
and sea, at MissolonaIi indescribs biy inflated nd
alarmed the Divan. Further important events I,,a
heightened the Consideration al Coosiaotir,rl. 49,.
Oher OF the creeks 20 our Government. tho
sailing OF young Aiiaulis the Greek Ado,irsI,. s-T
loI England on tins su6ject-also the orw,rdi,e, If
de'pa'che' by Sir Frederic Adam-and then Tho
"i''a o. an American squadron oil HYDRA. were
naturally enough calculated 10 make the Cresc,+
itself uemble Tor events H. Greece. Hiy CO..
eu mat the American squadron took possessio, of
EoIToS, opposite to Hydra. Nor did these evets
aitect The Divan alone; Inc Russian CHARGE ,,Af
iaies, M MInziacky, and The French Ni,i.ter
cunt HuiIeminot, Immediately forwarded from
ConslantInOple advices TO a cir sever.I Co-a~,
men's Commodore Hamilton remains of Naroli
d. Romania. The BRUSH Cabinet in rho rodart
Souhchs Of ihur'day and Saurday. az we have
DeioTe slated, were almost wholly occuti.d ,y;tb
tne Puzzing and difficult question connected =, i'll
'ee,ei me dissolution of PaIli nent rbis veor
ha' Deiore been de.ermin ed. Lord Strarefo,5
again on Saturday, was with Minis ers. io,lsed liz
Lofdshp IS occupied almost day and nigIt win
lhe critical affairs arising out oil the Greek oye,-
ton fus'-
we have already mentioned that 1t was At first
contemplated, during the minister ,,,i,t
11oLo s.Ian6ioTd, that he should leave London
| iOIbWi'h 70 return 10 Consianlinople via ,be To-
nian Islands, for The purpose OF rol,er;,,, ~
or Adam; but on Saturday, IL wa moi oil, do.
,er"ineu mat Lord Sranglord should ge 10 R9s.ia
! ("S lo.i"cI occurrences at CoustantinopIe ,vbils
1o'u . was uere might enblrrass his yemepsI
/ 0u' ''"' MS Lold-mP should hold himself in readi
ness W depart JoT 81 Petersburg in a ,geek or
| 'WO directions TO that effect, have we under
s.and' positively been given. Lord g,rsncford
may py some be supposed MOI 10 be upiv orsbie 10
''e " eek cause from the crcuuis at.ee of Li. Ird
snip having had with him abroad and bronobt ,yith
nun 10 ihl- country Greek servants Young Mi
AUS or somebody for him is said distinctly IN have
'"'ina'e' I'd" prompt as well as decisive answer
was iequTedj Tor that II England declined 10 extend
lhereqired protection, application ,,ust he , 10
another power. Such wei the conditions adj 80
solutions of The Greek Government 1J,s lon,ino,
OF Russia to be meddling in Greece. and 10 lave
'"iiuence IN the "ederrsnean is well known.
once the ioreging was extracted from the Morn
| lnB fieraId, and was In type, we have found the
CouIier oil the evening Of the 29th which denies
'hat Lord Strangiord has attended any conferences
WIN the Ministers whatever, and thai be has not
yet even spoken to Mr.. Cannrgl
FRANCE
| The trials respecting tle cOmmonon al IToulrra
near hOuen, combination of workmen) have Ter