Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-20
EORHIg4M.
BALTIMORE, Oct. Is.
LATEST FROM England.

LATEST FROM EINGLAND.
The packer ship James Chopper, at New York
from Las erpooi brings pdpers to the l6,h of Sep
ten:ber. We acknowledge The attention of ou
in transmitting proof slips, from which we max,
the suhjoined extracts.
The Cotton market had been lively the last fort
night al rather improving prices.
The London Corn Exchange report of Septem-
Der Is, says--The arrivals of Grain from III,
Connen this week much smaller than OF lat.
scarcely any buyers appear in the market, anu
the mealins trade mast be noted as extremely dull
at former prices.
There is NJ news concerning Greece, except a
general remark, communicated by some pri, al
letter, that thing~ remained without alteration
and intelligence received from MIR. Eynard, in
Switzerland, that the Greek fleet was off HYDRA
Our last accounts stated thai this Island was to b.
made the strong I'D OF the nation.
PoriugGl.-- Nothing had lralspired in this coun-
try, since he DIS overy and defeat OF the late i'll
tended instruction. The Portuguese official &C.
count OF this pot referred in The assistance
promised the cohspIraiors by the government OF
Spain.
The Greek Committee at Paris, have made a
statement, by which it appears that Lord Coch-
rlne sailed rom Falmouth in the sloop Porcupine
of 20 guns, manned by 100 Engllshnen, and was
joined by TWO steam boats, each carrying four
, Founders, and ncrars to carry aollow bal
Of 6s POUNDS IL July, he was to be joined By
Two French yettes, carrying 20 10 2 guns
manned BY Duchmen who were engaged wher
Lord &. was in the Netherlands.
The Coronation Of the Emperor Of Russia wa
10 have taken plsce on the 9th September. 1t il
said that the empe or has instituted censorship
the Press.
Sir Walter Scott, it is sad has finished fou
volumes OF his forthcoming work, {. The Memoir
81. %. 9
consist of six volumes. The four first are nearl,
printed.
CoRFU, Aug. 23.-Our last letters from III,
Morea state that lbrahim Pacha was suffering TN
der severe attack OF fever. The Greeks are NOR,
than ever prey to intestine divisions. la thu
mean time he Turks, 1000 srong are making dali,
attacks on Athens, which is defended by only Z
small number OF Greeks, and It Is feared will fall
Col. Fabyier, with 500 men, destined 10 Ieliey,
Athens, Is IN an enirenched camp watching the
movements Of the Turks.
a report has cached Paris that Il e Turks had
been defeated al Athens.
There was no news OF Lord Cochrane
COnsfuHtiHOPIe, aug. l0.--Ths capital, while
II is suffering by the plague aud dreadful heat con-
tnues TO he scene Of apprehension and terror
The executions and Punishment Of the rich, and I'd,
con6scaton Of their property, continue, and are
rather increasing than diminishing. Despondenc,
rs painted in every countenance. Many OF th,
.Jlemss are said already TO repent Of the dvstrVc
zion Of The JaUssaries because Il seems, that thei
furn will be next They are in possession Of th,
Immense Ticb property OF the mosques aud will pro
badly have to fl 40 with it the great falling of IL
the Tarsi6h finances. The Sultan continues TO at
tend to the exercising the troops: The peopl,
avoid his sight ard remain Tranquil.
.Hadrid, tug. 3l.--Eyery thing here appear.
TO announce approaching change in the direc-
lion Of affairs. Constitutional
The French army is about to evacuate Cadiz
leaving only barely efficient garrison behind
NEW YoaE, October 10. - Mr.. GaIstin hst
an interview with MIR. Secretary Canning. Al
his Office in Downing II. on TIE ll;h cit. yyhicl
as,sd ppwrrds Of sn hour.