Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-12

abandoned by the Turks, and was taken poss.s.;nr
oil oy the Greeks, who succeeded in ex,inouish;nr,
the faine5''
FLs NOS, important new-, however. If any can
ns oe''s5 man we have just related is that of RI.
Greeks having obtained possession of all m. for.
"e'Ses on the western coas, of the Morcs. with
the exception OF L,tron, Modon and Coron W.
presume the Egyptians had been forced -,
leave them by the plague and want of provisions.
Tor we hnd an account OF 5000 of their trooo,
10 one instance trying to open way from CO.
ron, Modon, and the castle of Nayarino IN r.;
polizza, aud being routed by the Greeks ,.,to
took three hundred horses and mules In consss
quence OF the good news from different ou,r,.rs
national paper had risen from to ~ al Nanni;
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.-AIl accounts
cohspre TO TO establish the fact which we NH
n-nea rom 'he French papers received bv the
S'ephana, on the eth ultimo, that the Rn.s;a
Chimatun had been accented bv Tho H.. ss''h
| London paper remarks upon this event ..Th.
rapidity with which this news has been co,,,,.'.
",ea,e" rom the eastern TO the western boundaries
OF Europe, shows the importance attached - =. ,
and by accounts which we have received g.
o'ner quarters Con which we can place imnl;c,
reiance) we can assure our readers tba, !, :.
true as IL is Important %
paragraph from Vienna, Oct. IL s,.,os a.,
on the morning OF that day fire broke nm, in H..
apartments OF the Archduke Louis. and con,,,r,
ca'eu 10 those apartments which have been &C.,
pea al different times by the Emperor AlexaoJsr
ana an 'he Kings OF Bavaria and Wir,embure Tia
uIe continued until the interior of those msgnif-
cent apartments fell prey To the f3ames tn
archduke Palatine, his wife and cbildrsn
narrow escape. No lives were lost, but the 90,
'ue Oh what mas been destroyed is considerahI.
SPAIN.
!: e"s" papers continue to assert that Fer
dinand's state of health continues to bo .larn,;,
anu 'ha' consultation of Physicians had been re-
4
creating alarm. A Madrid letter of o., &c no
The King continues still to experience 49,
'e'hafey, which causes him 10 dose everv r,;nr,
even when standing. His Majesty who has bss,
informed OF The hopes with which this maI,J, ~
inspired Inc Apostolic party, repeated to ,pmbs-s
=. .ie''' a, 'he ieVee which took place at Cou,,
on the lIth, the following expression ". 49,
yes que DO me quedo, dormido. va ves ON. H. ..e
| soporoso." 60 You see well ib,, o. -. Nv ,''oi
ahu you also see that ii am not sleepy" Wba,Aysr
'he issue may be as TO the Sover eign, the coun,r
appears 10 oe In state desperate and irremed;.
ole as can wen be conceived. Busy nego,iat ions
no sIu 10 DC gong on at the Escurial; but they
i'0'"''' 'ei"'e "noI!y TO the affairs of PORTUGAL
Stories OF partial revolis, in one Mac. ,,,,
onef, are kept up; but they are easily suppressed
aHd 'he "Details are quite unimportant.
| wv Fran The London Globe, Oet.27)
we are iar en'erlaing any hostile or iealous fool,
ihss towards America, the advancement of ,,bio,,
mas oeeh anu VIII be of great service to the world
'o we 10 NOT see why the East India Con,pa
| ~ possessions, which not included in the ~
aeF III Council, should not also be closed ag,;ns,
r snaps as soon as the existing treaties per-
mt Inc policy Of the Navigation Laws. If II
&c o' altogether abandoned, should be Consistently
ioioweu up ana monopoly should be secured 20
cur sh'Pp'ng wherever it is practicable 10 SECURE il
~, 10 % 'He present policy prevails in the inter
OF f,ia.
IN fiindesian Is prevented so long as anv ,,sn.a
70 ch"hse The condition of the mass of that neo-
Pc are discouraged, II matters little TO the peonle
themselves whether the of traders other b,,
Inc IL English be permitted or prevented.
the competition of the individual traders oe
.s.".a as u.eat Britain, is quite sufficient 10
secure 10 the inhabitants of Hindostan all the "A
yantases which arise from an omen ,r.,. ~ b..
were NOT IN admission of the flags of those now
e'S whose commercial policy towards n, i. necn-
marry friendly to us, would nut this ont of ,,,as
ZION, and would al the same time Afford ~, -
uaa'hs nations stronger temptation 10 draw closer
their conneXion with u.s. '''7|'
The magnitude of our Asa,;c ,osss..;
yer oeen vi little advantage to the maritime
er OF this country: for while in our Asia,ic 49,
1oie'sne,s are nearly on the same footing as our
own saiofs' The carrying trade bety cen China and
.he continent OF Europe, and in part even ,ba, h.
tween England and China, is actually closed bv the
,nonoPoly OF the East India Company against the
-.. .'n nee rauer' And this takes place while all
rs are ,alNins OF the necessity of supporting
III ea'ion Laws, and of securing every pos
ant" Vi employment TO British seamen
~. LORD COCHRANE,
10 MS countrymen who chose the nrofess;or IS
arms abroad, previous to The passing of N. Fo-
reign Enlistment Act; and 10 all others who ,rs
heeto promote the ends of humani,v an, ;,s,;sa
Hail anu Jasuce'
companions and Friends The vast nossss
.ions OF spain and Portugal being delivered from
"e eo'oh'ai yoke, the former raised TO the ranl NJ
,nuereHoent States, the latter TO the title of an
- p"e' hothng further can be done bv Won i,
'a. quH'eeF' 10 better the condition of man. The
;."' % heeoom and prosperity being laid. time
0u'se win other nations, experience IN M.
acquired by the rulers, s knowledge by the neo,,e
can alone confer the blessing of enlightened Co.
Ve'nmehis and national security from the ad,,;,is
tration Of just laws ' 'u'Ai"''-
iour Iabors, then, having terminated in the rs,,
"o'io' let US turn our eyes towards peonls
wHose present condition, compared with ,hei, for'
iher greatness, fills the heart with grief I,e, ne
""''eh 70 complete our task, in assisting the on,
800 80" descendants OF the once free, uslrious
uIeeNs' now struggling under the CALLING woke of
80: - ieHuered lnsupportable by the most afro
oa."..''es, ana by sad consideration that the
bsId under which they groan, is actively up
mankind. anu "ehSie VI
10 thIs humane and glorious enterp,i.e ,vs sb,iI
De joined, from all countries, by nulti,,,des WIZ
nhe ourselves have no penalties 10 dread Tbs
s,, IS sure both with regard to those whom vo,
~, dss'St' and yourselves; for the Grecian peonls
"Ne me wise Government of North Anoe,ic. ,,.;,