Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-26

Ahe following Information was yesterday alter |
noon received at Lloyd's
CoNsrANrINoPLE, June 10.
The Ann, Langridge, and the Traveller, bound
Tor ports in the Morea in the possession Of the |
Turks, have believe, been taken Napoli d Ro-
maina by the Greeks, with another English Vessel,
but do not know her name. TIE New Albion,
Powell, sailed for Saros, to load Barley and flour,
but found the place so infested by Greek cruisers.
who gave hini notice that they would take him if
he loaded, that he has returned to Smyrna. The
Greeks have taken great number Of Austrian YES
sells, and sent them into Napoli di Romania. Sc
vera other English vessels about to sail from
Constantnople, but il was thought they could not
escape the Greek cruisers Four imperial vessels
have been detained, but some vessels have been de-
tanned, but some say the Imperial Admiral has OBJ
tanned their liberation. after discussion with
the Greek authorities. 1t is reported here also,
that two vessels under the English flag have been
detained by the Greeks.
The financial state of the country, at the close
OF the quarters the 9th of July, is high
| iy Hattering. There has been increase of the
revenue arising from the ordinary sources, of El,-
7l3,6Ol over the last year. And this increase, i,
must be borne in mind is in spite of the repeal of
many taxes formerly productive.
In the House of Lords, the 4th, the Earl or
narrowly laid upon the table the report from the
Select Committee upon the State of Ireland
Lord Darney awaited himself of the opportunity 10
sion of the Catholic Claims could effectually tram
quilize Ireland In the course Of his speech, Lord
Darnley amented the opinions ' notc entertained
by the Earl OF Liverpool, who, reply, observed,
that, far as his recollection served him, he be-
lieved his sentiments had not been urged more
strongly in the last discussion than former times
| SPAIN.-It is denied from Spain that there have
been any connections in Toledo. All was tram
quill 1t is denied that the French are fortifying
Tarifa. They are leavingit Orders are daily sent
TO Cadiz, to hasten the expedition of 5000 men for
Havana. The Government furnishes only the
arms for these troops. Their clothing, transport,
and provisions to be supplied by private
company, at the rate Of so piastres (25O francs)
per man.
The latest letters from Madrid state that several
OF the most wealthy merchants have quilted the
capital, from dread of being made sufferers by a
forced lean. They had previously realized their
property in the French Funds.
The Greeks.--Ifthe accounts arc to he believed,
the naval heroes Of Greece have added fresh laurels
to their brows, since the brilliant achievements at
Moron 1t is affirmed from Odessa, June 3, that
accounts just received from Constannople, of the
date of the 7th OF this month, state, that the Cap
tain Pacha had been attacked on the Goth of May
near Mytelene, by Admiral Sachtury; but had, not
withstandng continued his voyage with incenside-
rable loss to the neighbourhood of Zea. On the
2Sth of May, Sachtury again attacked him be-
tween Iea and Capo d'Oro, destroyed his frigates
and one brig, besides 90 smaller vessels, which
were partly taken and partly sunk After this dis
astrous affair, the Captain Pacha fled back again
wards Andres, in order, il possible, to reach MY
telene. Several letters from Constantnopie affirm
that the Marquis Grapollo, the new Sandman Am
hassador who had just arrived in that city, and
had passed through those seas, had been eye
witness OF these events. The British Traveller
doubts this intelligence, especially the last sentence
But this paper seems of late to have turned Turk.
From the London Sum, July Is.
The Etoiie of Wednesday contains extracts from
Augsburgh Gazetes of the 18th June, on the subject
OF Greece. These extracts taken from letters,
dated Constantinople, June 10. They however /,
do not throw much further light upon the affairs OF
the Greeks. The accounts we gave yesterday ap-
pear correct. Count Guillemnot the French Am
bassador to the Sublime Porte, has sent one of his
hoas % 20 sns aa 0eea 70 however tb rs
Turks have been esafai and, the Greeks have
at sea, the fact is their superiority on that
element seems decisive:
} " The restoration of Colocotroni to the COM
mand OF the Greek army had excited great sensation
in the Divan. The Russian party too, has immedi
ateiy revived Ii is doubted wheter Ibrahim Pacha
! can venture into the interior of the Morea His
whole ambition seems to be to raise the siege of
Patras, but he has long way to go before he can
reach It, The constant superiority of the Greeks at
sea gives them great advantages 1t is this that him
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preaching the coasts
" 1t is certain that the Captain Pacha lost three
oil his largest vessels, even his own rigate, in his
last engagement with Sactoury The Turks have
now taken refuge, together with the Egyptians, in
/ the island of Candida
i LONDON, July I3.-We learn from Naples. that
part OF the Austrian army Of occupation was 10
evacuate the kingdom of the Two Sicilies ON the
LIST instant. Its retirement will be made in rs COL
umns. Field Marshal de Lenburg remains at
Palermo will. three regiments Field Marshal de
} Lederer occupies Naples with four regiments of
infantry and the Emperor's light horse, Major &C.
neral Baumgarten stops Capua with the regiment
, oil Deuischmeiser; but Gsete will be given up to
Neapolitan troops.
, LIVERPOOL MARKET.
Liverpool. Juiy1 GIVE have experienced CON-
siderable huctualon in our cotton Market of late
OUT The tendency has again been down,vards In
the early part OF last week the demand seemed en-
tirely suspended, and on Thursday the 9TH inst
some hundred bags of Uplands were forced off at a
decline OF l-2dper ID. from the previous norni
nal currency. This great reduction excited the at
tenon oil both spectators and the trade and consi-
derabie business would have been done on Fridav
al these prices ifholders had met the demand The
demand however increased and the sales effected
on saturday and Monday last were generally at an
advance OF Id upon the depressed sales of Thurs
udy Tue 'th ASS usually the case, we had NOT
much doing on Tuesday last, but the arrivals from
me U. 3 were particularly numerous and deferred
'he trade on Wednesday, from making any purcha-
Ses- OIL consequence, although many of them had
come Parposely to lay in a stock The market
was remarkably quiet on Thursday, but there was
more doing yesterday at prices about I'D under
nose oil Monday, and there is again little better
ieeiibg IN the market, which we hope NAV lead to
some advance. The total sales of this week n
T. 1880 bags, viz 1920 American, 1925