Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-11
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STILL LATER. we again 6cknowledse
The reception OF late London papers The fast sail
ing ship Hudson, Capt Chaplain, having left Cowes
on The lith March, briggs US London intelligence
down 10 the evening of the 9th.
In The House OF Commons on the 9th, general
ieeiinS was expressed that the assistance already
afforded by the Bank of England had produced
symptoms OF reviving confidence
u eat distress existed III many of the manufac-
turing districts, in some of lch the laborng class
es were absolutely IN state of starvation Pla-
cards, on which was inscribed, 90 blood or BREAD
were TASTED up in several towns.
Serious disturbance had taken place at Maccles
field, occasioned by the distress to which large
portion OF the manufacturing classes in that town
had been reduced. Il mob of 5 or 5000 opera
tives paraded the streets, and committed MANY
acts Of violence. They were finally disnersed by
military aid.
a strong manifestation Of the interest exei,ef
among the Manufacturing classes In London, was
displayed in the attention of 5000 Operative Wea-
vers about the Avenues Of the House of Commons
to learn the result of measures in relation to the
importation of foreign silks.
LONDON, March 1.-The determination OF the
Bank to grant loan of three millions on merchan-
dze has not produced tie effect calculated on the
| funds having decling nearly one per cent
IiCo O'Clock. We understand the Bank has
determined to max ng new arrangements to CON-
mence without delay. The Consul market con-
tinues depressed.
PANS, March c. Journal of Iiese saws that
fresh troubles have broken out at ST. PETERSBURG
and that the Emperor Nicholas retreated 10 Riga.
.NdPob al Rondnia, Dec. g. Towards the
end OF November, lbrahim Pacba, after having
passed the Alphoe and burned Pyrgos, advanced
upon Gastounu; his advanced guard, composed of
400 cavalry, me, Captain Sessni who re,i, ed with
200 men towards the village OF Moussoul oumbi
Alter several Intellectual attempts TO drive the
Greeks from their POSITION the Egyptians directed
their atten,ion 10 the village OF Sarnbanaga where
they niassacred the women and children who had
not time 10 escape As 10 Ibralim Pacha, he pre-
sented himself with 5000, men before BsrthalamIon
where 1900 Greek gueras and more than 1000
women and children had been enirenched for some
days, they attacked this post for a whole day but
not being able 10 take it, beat retreat. The beseir-
ed then had time to enrench themselves in the fort
OF Chl0umonte The losses sustained by the Eeyp-
tans In the different combatg are estimated al 500
men. Towards evening, 100 Egyptian cavalry
again presented themselves before Bar,haIamion
which the Greeks had evacuated the villagers re-
sisted this attack alone, and drove the enemy az
lar as Gastoun This defeat SO enraged Ibrabiiu
that he Immediately znarched with 1900 men 10
punish their audaciiy. a courier was also de-
spatched 20 Clouizi, to announce the approach OF
The enemy, and loo picked men were immediately
sent TO defend the brethren When within two
leagues Of Bartbalsnion they were met by a strong
detachment OF Egyptian cavalry, TO which they
gave battle The enemy forced to abandon the
highway, sought safety in some neis hboring woods
The conquerors pursued the Egyptians With gres:
luminosity, and killed the greater portion of them,
out they were soon routed by 1000 infantry CON-
manded by IbrshiIn Pacha, in person. Far iron,
showing any disposition 10 surrender, they valli-
anily sustained the unequal combat for nine hours
ani sacrificed their dearly bought lives on the field
Of honor. Twelve hundred Egyptians renamed on
the ground, and large number Of wounded were
conducted TO the tent OF The Pacha The obstinate
resistance which lbrabm met with in this atempt.
induced him to de.st from any further attack on
'De viiiaSers o: BaTthalan1ion who were as deter
mined az the $50 Peloponessians who went TO
theT assistance He on the contrary Abandoned
ms plans and reiracing his steps, burned the city
oil 5astourle, and pitched bis tent before Pa,ras
NO military movement has taken place since
'hat tline' and The captains Dclgsnni and Sesspi
al ne mead Of 1000 men, watch the movements ek
me Egyptians; and Ibrabim, whose force amounts
70 1VVO mon, including the reinforcement from
Depanc, appears undecided TO his future opcya-
tons. lie has recently addressed two su,oeraph
letters TO these military Chiefs advising them 10
surrender and telling them That he did not enter
INC Morea to lay wesie the country, but on the
contrary, to rcesiablish order lie was answered
sha' re Greeks were ds.srmasIio copoqes Or dc,