Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-13
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have been reslized, by the further fall in price Of
that staple. The market, however at the last date
had somewhat recovered its activity, and a little
improved in price, for the particulars of " hich we
refer TO our Commercial Record. I, is obvious that
much will depend TO future prices upon the quau-
tty gone and 10 80 from the United States. That
the export will exceed 100000 bales, Is pretty
well ascertained; though by how much it is not so
easy TO say-perhaps by so or 81, 600 bales In
July, however, there will have been very heavy
arrivals in Liverpool, and must expect that the
next accounts will in all probability be more dscou
iasihg-thoush perhaps the depression will only
be temporary.
The harvests Of Europe are likely to prove as
abundant as our own, and the farmers viii sroan
der superiority.
he Greeks continue in their triumphant career.
The ocean which 10 be their element, has been
Illuminated with another bonfire of tie Inlidel
squadrons.
In an Incidental debate in the House of Lords,
concerning some delay in the Court of Chancery,
The Lord Chancellor used the following strong Ian
su2ge, to illustrate his opinion of the value of
court OF Chancery.--" Ii, however, their Lord :
ships thought that the property OF the country
could go on securely in despite of rules of law,
and without the benefit OF the Court of Chancery,
they had better send him to the Old Bailey and hang
him He trusted, IN saving this, that their Lord
ships, and particularly he Noble Earl who pre-
scented the petition, would not suppose he felt I'M
properly in this case''
Among the subscriptions in Liverpool for pre-
sentins 4 service OF plate To Mr.. H,skisson, we
observe one of one hundred s;iiue:.s by the Ameri-
can Chamber of Commerce.
We have received, says The Courier of the 2Ist,
The following Important intelligence from Trieste,
under the dale of June ~ Message Qf JOY for
tie ifefienes IL wrote TO You on the BIS, of May,
that reports spread here OF many victories
gained by the Greeks, but would not relate them
TO you beinre the confirmation arrived. Now
however, can tell you, as certain, and free from
oil doubt, that on Wednesday,, the 9th (IS,h) of
May, towards midnight, and day light on Thurs
day, the 7h, (l9th,) the glorious aud holy day of
the Assumption, the brave Greeks burned the whole
OF The remainder OF the Egg Ian fleet in the port of
NavaTlho AT the same Time the troops under tie
President CondTiottis and Mavronichaelis, fel! on
:the Egyptian army, beat 1t completely, and made
themselves masters OF their camp. Few, very few
Egyptians escaped 10 Modon. This glorious and
uneXampled victory has freed Navarino from the
enemy. We have also learned CERTAIN that Me
hemed Ali, the S'trap oil Egypt, is dead. If ii be
not true that he is already dead, he will die learn
Ing The entire destruction OF his formidable expe
diilon, which we have confirmed from all quarters.
A bill TO establish Packets from Valencia, at the
southern extremity OF Irelaad, 10 North and South
Ainerica-and the bill further regulating the trade
OF the Colonies have been read second time in the
House OF Lords
Mr. Huskisson has proposed 10 reduce the duty
On Newspapers to hall the present sum.
LONDON, jane 2l.-Thc advance in the French
FUNDS had very favourable effect on Consols this
forenoon the opening prices 81 Ii Tor the July
Account, and the quotation now is 81 IL. For
eiGn Funds are considerably higher, and the marse,
Is reported firm, with every prospect OF further
Improvement
G2EEcE.-Letters of recent date from Zante
arrived yesterday by the French mail, confirm, the
accounts before received of the Greek victories |
osor the troops of the Pacha oil Egypt, and those
OF hedsci'd Pacha, adding that the campaign may
LIE considered as at end.
Paris, June lS.--the Austrian Observer of the |
9Th, contains farther extracts from the Hydra Ca
zetle, from April % 10 May 6.
We must observe, that we have given much
later news from the Morea, and that II the Greek
Gazettes do not mention the burning OF the Esyp-
tian fleet, ii is because it happened two days later.
Tue Friend of the Laws, No. lOS, relates the ia
king oil Odysseus, who, at the head OF Turkish |
corps, was compee.. by Goura to lay down his
arms at Artalabdi. This traitor has been conduct
Ell 10 Nlpoli di Romania.
The Gazette of Athens confirms this important |
news, and adds, that the Turks, in their rage,
sacred Ill the Christians, Liyenates carrying away
the women and children.
he Friend Of the Laws of the 9Th May, pub
fishes letter from Gen. Goira himself, dated Dam
ia, >sJu april tte says il!at 1uO
ed With Ody sseus. On the 9 st there was severe
action, in which the barbarians lost many men in
the plains oil Turcochcri, which is The famous plain
o Leucira, imnortalized by a victory OF Epami-
nondas
On tue 9th, the equally famous plain of Chero-
lea The theatre of q new victory OF the Greeks.
Inc barbarians had many killed and wounded.
The Gazettes of Leghorn and Genoa announce
lie arrival in those ports of vessels from the Ionian
.pIa all he hrou n In
trieste by the Corfu packet boat, viz the desruc-
ion of tie Egyptian fleet and the shutting up OF the
emans OF lbrahms army in Modon.
Pa,is, June iS.-Five per cents, 1927. soc.
Captures on the Coast Of -1frica-The French
squadron on the coast of Africa have captured the
GLOWING French vessels, for infringing the law
the slave trade lie Teegraphe, La
JaprieIse, l. Antonio, lie Glamour, l. Assurance,
Ia Marie Ma deleine, L'Eugene, and L'Alcide.
The two first have been condemned at Cayenne,
md the others are TO be proceeded against. Non.
Extrac' of letter from Madrid " The King
> in a state Of terror at the progress and audacty
Vi Laregs, Ian ex-ofiicer of the Constitutional
ny, very wealthy,) who still scours the country
lear Aranjuez, and defies even the body guard of
he King the chief cause ofterror, is an officer
II cavalry, who has sworn to avenge the murder
II nine OF the band which he has formed. These
men were executed here the other day, and died
falling upon their captain to punish their murder
RS a de achment of the Lancers OF the Royal
Iuard were sent out against the band two days ago
'u they were siameiully defeated, and two of them
ell by the sword of the Captain whose head has
lnce had price set upon it. a larger body Of
roops was ordered OUT, but they refused to march,
Unless they received their of pay. This is
low the tone Of all, and Ferdinand threatens TO raise
money By forced loan of sixty millions OF reals
ipon the merchants Of Madrid and Cadiz. The
greatest misery pervades the country, and the fever