Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-08
TURKEY.


msnds 10 be allowed to come aud pass few days
at Constsntinople. Yesterday the large ships of
the squadron, armed during last winter at Constan-
tinople, set sail for the Dardsnelles. This sQua-
dTon is composed OF four double decksd ships Of
the line, frigates, and 10 IL vessels carrying
from 20 to IS pieces of cannon. A first division
has already gone to in April. /, is believed
that the Captain Pacha, in concert with IbrahiIn,
will attempt the reduction of Hydra S Spezzia.
II is reported that the government of Nopoii has
been transferred TO Hydra, and that all the Greek
ships have been ordered to Egina, to prepare for
the attack, with which the insurgents suppose
themselves TO be menaced on the part of the OF
toman fleet.
The entire corps of Artillery has received
considerable augmentation of pay. The mere can
nonniers touch more than 100 piasters year, and
from grade to grade this increase is carried TO
100000 paseT<, the pay of the Commander in
chief.
IONIAN ISLES
Corfu, May 20. --lbrahim continues 20 remain
at Pairas, and suspends further operations until
the arrival of the forces of lbrahrn Bey from the
Dardanelles. This circumstance is regarded
proof of the extent of his losses before aiissoon
CHI, by which he is reduced to the defensive. Diff
ncuues oil a serious nature said to exist be-
tween him and the Seraskier, Reschid Pschs
The Greeks are taking advantage of this mac
ton To provision Napol di Romania, and to put it
in good state of defence Tie rumor goes, that
Maulis bad captured in the waters of Hydra,
| convoy of Ii Egyptian vessels coming from a
lexandia, laden with provisions and ammunition,
and had sent them into Hapoli, 10 assis in pro-
visioning the place. The Captain Pacha had al
ready sniv0d on the 10Th of NJ y in the waters Of
psari, to render assistance 10 the expedition OF l.
bralim Bey.s
! All is prepared also at Hydra to make firm re-
sistance.
II it is true that the Captain Pacha had arrived
on the 10th May in the waters OF Hydra, he must
have set sail from the Dardanelles before the date
OF our intelligence from Constantinople.
! French Editor.
BosToN Juy 3l.-By the ship Black Warrior
Captain Hill, arrived at this port yesterday, in 40
days from Liverpool, we have received Liverpool,
papers TO the 10Th OF June, which is later by some
days Than any before received.
| The papers principally filled with accounts
of different elections to Parliament and the dinners
neces' arly following them, given TO the success
! iul candidates.
! The season had been remarkably hot and dry fer
some days.
The Duke Of York had been confined 10 the
house with cold, but lad recovered at the last ac-
counts.
The news from Greece is certainly not favoura-
bile, and 1t all accounts TO be depended upon,
they are in quite desperate state. The Court OF
Admiralty AT Napoli Iii Romania had dissolved be
cause 1t would not have its DEGREES dictated 10 it at
the point of the poniard They, however, had been
recognised, and three Cephalonians now com
pose It, who, II is said will act IN concert with the
| pirates.
! The Hon. John Randolph was in Liverpool,
living upon the fat Of the land. They were in
tact leasing him, and the papers contain long &C
counts OF his conversation, witticisms t0as;s &c
I which have u IN Ia, --,fa.sa
The tonmercial news is uui,nportant
[Cowier.
ONE DAY LATER FROM ENGLAND.
| The packet ship Minerva, capt Mayell, arrived
at Philadelphia on Wednesday, has brought Liver
pool papers 10 the 2Olh, day later than those
received by the ships Columbia and Queen NAB, at
! New York
LIVERPOOL, June 90 Dispatches for MIR
Canning, from Mr. Ward British Consul at Mexi-
CO, arrived here on Wednesday, in charge of The
Captain of the Alexander frou, Philadelphia They
were Immediately, forwarded to the Righ, Hon.
Secretary by Nh. Arnsud, the collector of the
Customs. Nothing was known Of their contents.
They were styled important dispatches on the
enYe lope.
The ChGiring Of the Liverpool Afem5eys.-
This ceremony took place on Tuesday Soon af
ter two O'Clock, Mr.. Huskisson mounted splendid
chair in front of the Town Hall, amids, the accla-
nations of bis friends, aud proceeded along several
OF the principal streets. The day was fine. bu,
sultIy, the streets were crowded with elegantly
dressed females, waving colobrs and ribbons.
General Gascoyne mounted on splendid chair
proceeded from the Town Hall, at nearly the same
time, the procession (Which was very numerous)
taking the more extended route of Dale street.
Byron street, Richmond row. St. Ann street, Sc.
down the top OF Duke street to Bury street and
Bold street to the AdeIph, in Renelaeh place.
where the Drorpssion I.Io,
From the London uoy7liag Chronicle.
The specuations in the Foreign markets have
been OF an adverse character for while the Repub
lican securities continue to decline, those of Eu
ropean powers are on the advance; Russia, for in
stance, have been sold high as 81; but left off
2 per cent. lower.
The gloom which has long hung over the South
American Bonds Tor some weeks past, has so much
Increased to-day, that they have been sold at quo
taiions even more depressed than during the panic
IN the city six months ago. Colombian have droD- /
ped TO 81 II and Mexican 10 IS I-2; nor was |
there any reaction in them beyond one half per
cent up to the close Of business this afternoon =
Gillian are shade higher than yesterday, having
touched 40 Buenos Ayres and Peruvian have
stock.
NO Express from Paris has reached London in
the course Of the days and the Continental arrivals
tom other quarters bring no news of any interest;
with the exception Of a repiiion from Amsterdam.
OF the report originating, probably, in the French
capital, that the disputes between Russia and Tur-
Key were not so completely arranged as to render
1t impossible hat should take place The
statement does not appear TO deserve any reliance
whatever
LoNDow, June 1S.--French papers TO the lG,h |
araived on Friday night The best possible under |
standing continues to prevail between Russia and
Turkey. Letters rom Corfu say, that Tripolzza |
surrendered TO Colocotron on The 9th ult
MADRID, June l.
Pyivdte CoyrcpOadeHce.-W When the French
and English journals speak Of the evacuation OF