Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-05

MINISTER pe driven pack 10 the hall honesty which
he before possessed, or to that retirement which he
richly Deserves
From the Etoe of MsyIs
PRIVATE LETTER.
"SMYRNA, April 3.--The Greeks are soon TO
receive steam boat which the English will sell to
them; the latter have promised them another if they
take Patras
" There were English ships of war in all the
ports at which the corvette touched; there was one
at NapolI di Romania.
g After the taking of Patras, the Greeks will
proceed against Modon and Coron. If they con-
quer this point of the Morea, Turkish Euro
pean colony, as they say, will be considered and
treated by the English like the colonies of Spanish
America.
" April S.-The following are some pretty re-
cent accounts of the operations of the Egyptian
army and fleet at Suda and the Morea:--
" March 27.-The Egyptian division could not
sail from Suda, till the 18th instant II has con-
veyed TO the Morea second coips OF Arabic troops
IhlS division returned to the Morea yesterday. It
comes 10 take the remainder Of the Egyptian troops
No action of any consequence has yet taken place
in the AIorea.
" March 2S.-The Egyptian Division under
Hassan Bey, sailed this night for Rettimo, where it
will take on board considerable corps of Alba
! nian troops.
:" Only 5000 or 1000 men will remain in Can
Id
tlmo 400, and as many at Canea
" a merchantmen which sailed from Navarino
18th March, arrived in the roads yes erday morning
1t brings word that on the day it left the Morea
the army of Ibrahim Pacha was bombarding the
Castle of Navarino from two different points where
1t was entrenched. The Greek batteries answered
the enemy's fire with great activity
The following is all extract ola letter from Chr
fu, dated the Goth April -
" The intelligence which we have received
from Greece Is highly satisfactory. The Egvp
talns who besieged Navarino have been entirely
defeated, and have retired after considerable losses
into the fortresses of Modon and Coron. The
batteries which the Egyptians had erected have
fallen into the hands of the Greeks, with much
booty We have no detailed account oftbis Iasl
engagement, but we are persuaded that the above
| is true.
g 1t IS stated that the Egpptian feet has been
defeated by the Greeks off Suda.''
The Duchess of Northumberland, or the ambas-
sadTess, as she IS called, received by the Dau
phlness on the 10th inst. Her dress is the subject
OF wonder and admiration to the Partisan papers.
her mantaeu was so superbly embroidered, that its
weight was almost too much for two persons 10
support--I1er grace, if this be true, must have
been Ill condition which must not be named to
ears polite.
LIVERPOOL, May 81
letter was received here yesterday by the
Oporto, Captain Martin, from Oporto, stating
that an instruction had taken place az Madrid hut
as accounts have been received. through The paris
papers, from Madrid to the 10Th inst we think
there can be no truth in the report. The following
IS an extract from the letter.
OPoRTo, May 5, 1925. Yesterday an ex
press arrived from Madrid, bringing intelligence of
dreadful Instruction having taken place between
t u, Gnerillas, joined by the populace, and the
Royalists, which lasted for three DAYS. and still
continued when he Ioc. g,
taken refuge in the Escurial, which was guarded
by French soldiers
From Princes London Price Current Man Of
The markets for Produce of every description
have undergone very material change since last
month Spices, Drugs, Coffee, Sapetre, Ashes
Dyewoods. and other articles are now OFFERING in
the markets at very considerableloss Nutmegs
that were bought up with avidity at about lis TO
IL per H. have to-day been sold al IS 3D. 10 IS I'd
per h. notwithstanding, that, at the company's
SAFE little more than week ago, they fetched IS.
cd to Is per ID.
II appears that those articles that were run IN
without any consideration as to consumption. are
the most affected, whilst those that hav
ed an increased consumptve demand. such 40 Sn.
gar and Cotton are more likely to maintain their
prices.
CoGee.-The demand for this article continues
without animation, and the public sales this week
nave gone of ut some reduction in price: the het
ter sorts Of Jamaica somewhat enquired sfef bnt
at lower prices, viz good middling COS to 02s, and
hne mddling 93s to 9Gs ST. Domingo which in
the beginning OF the week sold readily at 63s 70
o5s bd has since reported 10 have been sold AT 6ls
90 10 BIS Tor ready paynent--our stock still in
creasng; however, the present low prices will
bring large Foreign orders to this market.
There 10 more inquiry for Coffee to-day. and ryc
are informed that Gas per cwt has been paid for a
parcel of ST. Domingo
COff0n.--Ihe sales Of last week consist of 21Oo
bags at piees same as last week The following
are the particulars, viz
zVO bags Purnams fair to good, 22d Der H. in
bond; oOO Surats 10 I-2 to 13d; 300 Benpals 0 az
to 10 Ia 800 Egyptians 20 - to Old
since me above report, the sales in Cotton have
been limited, prices are rather lower. The nuanti-
ty consists Of about 5000 bags Surats, 500 Bengals
and So1 Bourbons: it is expected tina. there viii be
a sooa attendance OF buyers next week.
LIVERPOOL MARKET
LIVERPOOL, May 23.---There was very ltas
dong IN our Cotton Market last week. During
the hrst three days the sales amounted 10 onIS
1876 bags Of oil sorts and athough there was more
denana afterwards, yet the total sales Tor te rves