Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-23

an annual donation OF 5000 robies, IA addition 10
the 5000 granted by imperial ukase dated A
pril 5, 1922.
SwEDEN.-Accounts from Stockholm of tie
18Th March, say, the terrible commercial crisis
which is now felt In the chief mercantile cities
81 Europe, has extended its consequences to u.s.
Some Got,enburg houses have stopped pay ment,
bat it is hoped that the mos, of them will be able
soon to begin again. The exchange has not been
much aHectcdby these msiortunes, and the loss by
Goldschmidt' failure is uncomfortable. The e
vents in England have had an immediate and very
| Injurious effect. All advances on timber export
Ell have been refused, and several orders revoked
SPAIN. TO private letter of March
IL, from Madrid, the Spanish Cabinet is complete
ly disconnected at the Queen OF Portugal and her
party being excluded from the Regency, as It
breads the ascendsncy of English influence, and
the acceptance of the crown by the Emperor of the
Brazils, who would probably be favorable to
Constitutional Government.
A letter from Cadiz gives a most deplorable
picture oil Spain. Commerce has fled her shores
| and the interior lies waste and uncutiva,ed, the
miserable inhabitants of which are found dead in
the fields"
A letter from Barcelona, dated March 10Th,
| says that new treaty has been entered into be-
tween France and Spain, according 10 which the
French will remain for several years in possession
OF Barcelona, Cadz, Pamreluna, Sc.
| PORTUGAL. The body OF the King of Portu-
gal was taken from the palace of Beinposta to the
royal convent OF ST Vincent de Fora, on the 18th
OF April under the discharge of artillery where il
was inferred Lisbon and the whole country en-
10Y the most perfect tranquility. Some say the
queen dowager, will inhabit the chateau d'Ajuda
with the whole royal family. Others say, it is
her intention TO spend months in Madrid,
with her brother Ferdinand. She has recognized
The Regency, and its acts are in the name of Don
| Pedro!
| The CREEKS and .4nother VIctoyy,
1t will be recollected that at our last advices,
the Turks and Egyptians, were preparing for a
mother assault upon Missolongh, by sea and land
1t will rejoice friends now to learn that letters
rom Missoonghi OF the 9th of March, contain Il e
| information that Ibrahim Pacha has been driven
from the siege OF that place On the 18th OF Febu-
airy he attacked the town but was repulsed with
great loss. The same letter states that 1000 men
were lost by the Turks. The Greeks lost 500.
A letter from Corfu of the 9TH of March state.
that Captain Pacha had quilted Ibrshim and SAILED
for Constantinople aud was pursued by Miaoulis
Ibrabim had caused several of the chiefs under hi
command 10 be beheaded. The departure OF Can
tain Pacha leaves the sea completely free, and sue
cour can be afforded to Niissolonghi The Aus
tran Observer reluctantly admits that the Greek
have repulsed the Turks, and succeeded in yictu
aliing that fortress.
Corfu dates to March Sth, announce that libra.
him Pacha made general assault upon Missolon
CHI on the I'd March, both by sea and land. bu
was repulsed with the loss of several thousand men
Official intelligence of the same had been rece, 81
by the Lord High Commissioner of the Ionian l.
lands, OF the eth
i Another account says-On the 2Sth of Febru
airy the Egyptians made their first attacks on Mis-
solonshi which were followed by two others o,
the list and I'd OF March, but they were uniforml,
repulsed During the last assault Col Fabier an
peared in the direction OF Salona, at the head of
body Of Greeks, and made great massacre of the
Egyptians. Ibrahim obliged to retire to As
propotamus, and to leave the coast, the communi-
cation with which is now cut off.
Previously to the frs, attack, the Greek priest,
had administered the communion, and they prepa.
red for resistance with the greatest enthusiasm. I
brahim lost 5000 men by land and water
which broke up his army, and he retired 10 Pa
tras.
At Corfu the Greek cruizers visited some vessel.
sent from AleXandria for the Morea, under English
colors, and confiscated all the Turkish property
| they had on board. The Lord Commissioner oil
the ionian Islands, konorably refused 10 interfere
Letters from Trieste announce that Colonel Selves
who was in the Imperial Guards under Napolean
and is now in tine service of the Yiceroy of T..
gypt, has surr endered discretion Tripo!ilza 10
a corps OF Moreos, under Colocotroni.
/ Trieste accounts 10 the 3D., state that the Can
| itan Pacha had been recalled by the Porte at the
instance OF lbi ahm Pacha, nho had attributed 10
him the recent reyerses Oft The Ottoman arms
Much alarm had been excited in the capital OF
Constaninople. by rumor that lord Cochrane had
arrived in the Ionian Islands.
1t is said that the Greeks journals circulate free
ly in Consianiinople, whilst they are prohibited in
| Russia.
! Extract OF a private letter of the 10Th March
from Madrid:-" The early recognition of our old
colonies is openly talk of. A few DAYS ago. d..
pu!e arose at wine shop between party OF the
Swiss troops and some Spanish soldiers, which
was carried to such pitch that they fred upon
each other Twelve Spaniards and Swiss OF.
Ger were wounded II being the Queens fetedav
the firing was supposed TO be in honor Of her Ma
Jesty. Had 1t been otherwise, the populace, no
doubt, would have FASTENED to the soccour oftbei,
| countrymen, and bloody scene would have ensu-
| ed. The police are so appTehensive of a distur-
Dance IN the capital, That every night battalion
OF infantry remains under arms: at the cavalry bar
racks TIVE -thirds of the horses are sadded and a;
the artillery depot two field pieces are fixed tc
| horses TO start at a moments warning Yesterday
considerable alarm was excited by the movement O.
The garrison troops, who were put upon thequi uipe
| In consequenceof the discovery of a plot to sez,
the Kings person & carry him off to Araniuoz fo
The purpose OF compelling him TO sign decree 70.
the re-establshment of the Inqusition; and another
Tor restoring the military commissions a part,
oil brlbed miscreants were TO have traversed H.,
streets, crying, The Constitution for euer! Tn,
royalist volunteers were theu 10 have appearet
under the pretext of calming the eferv escence, bu
IN reality for sacrificing the Liberals. The Kin,
was there to have been persuaded that his person
was in danger carried off to Araniuez-and ther,
forced TO sign the DEGREES in question, or to add
| cate the fhrnne. Such 90 az lie r1nt e., l.