Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-17

Messrs. Orlando and LurIottis, the deputies, at
London, have been recalled by the government,
and only Mr.. Spaniolaki left there. Great COM
plants are made OF the strange neglect of the eng
neer to whom the construction Of five steamboats,
had been committed They are SO ill-bult it seems,
as to be unseaworthy. This will check, for some
time, the plans of Lord Cochrane. The engineer,
MIR. Galloway, (wbose son is in the service of the
Pscha OF Egypt will be prosecuted for his neg
ligence. He received advance of lbs 900
pounds (aboui 100000 doliars) fom the Greek
Deputies.
The Constitutional contains some proclama-
tons and dispatches from the new provincial 60
vernment, which speak Of the high hopes of the
people and their rulers.
loose rumour, by the way of Hungary, states
that the Greeks of Casssndra rose the Turks and
massscred about 500.
The Ioui0n papers contain an account OF a
pulse which the Captain Pacha has met with in at
tempting to disembark his forces at Ssmos the
LIST Aug. The Turks had % vessels of various 81
zes, two ships OF the line, and seven frigaes The
Greeks had only about so vessels of commerce
" II the Greeks continue say the letters, &c to
show the same spirit, they will yet save their ISL
and" 1t is added that Cansrs was wounded. -
! Another account, by the way of Toulon, gives
the details OF the disturbances at the Tinos respect
! ing the tribute
London, 7th Sept.-From an article in the Pi
Tote, it would appear that things are far from being
settled at Constan,inople According to this ac-
count, on the 18th ult. the Sultan was attacked on
his way 10 prayers by the populace, who, in the
hrst instance, gained some advantage over the sol
diery scene Of bloody retaliation followed
and some hundreds persisted on the occasion. The
slaughter OF every who " appeared to be
| suspicious continued through the succeeding day
The Dutch and Hamburg papers to the 9th OF
| September, mention that the Diplomatsis of the
Johannesburg Congress chiefly, if not exclu-
sively, to occupy themselves with local regulations
the organization OF the military force OF the Ger
manic Confederation, SC.
The news of the opening OF the English ports
had caused Grain 10 rise on the continent A,
Amsterdam Wheat rose shlings per quarter. Ii
was worth on board ship 81 to IL shilngs per
quarter. The reigh is IS. by Dutch and Is by
an English vessel
There was severe storm on the coas, Of Eng
land in September.
Lisbon Gazettes TO the 9th of August furnish
some particulars OF conspiracy in the Portuguese
capital, the object Of which to proclaim a new
| King and new Regency. The principal conspira-
tors were the cavalry corps opolice, excited BY
chiefs not belonging to tina, corps The object oil
the onspiraiors defeated but was by no
clear that the danger was over.
| considerable importations of wheat had arrived
in England from Danzic.
An explosion had taken place in the gas room
OF the Coburs theatre in London and two men kill
Ell. Another was badly hurt. The men had en-
tered the room with candle and the building blew
! up.
The Glasgow paper of Sept. 6, says, there has
been but little doing in Cotton Wool, but the pri-
ces are firm with tendency 10 rise
The London Courier OF Friday the sth, says the
imp"ra'ons, were, 10000 quarters of wheat,
$3.50 OF Barley, %. $50 of OATS and 900 sacks
OF Flour Buyers decline purchasing in hopes OF a
reduction in prices