Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-25
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Capta'h retire, arrived nj this port on Sunday,
brings Liverpool papers to the 22d of July, and il
appears by the Commercial Chronicle of that date,
that employment is still hourly decreasing, and
the distress in the manufacturngs is rapidly ex-
tending. A great mass of an industrious popula-
ton IL reduced TO paupersm and despair Not
only the manufacturing but the commercial in.e-
rests are IN a SITE ration that require immediate and
effeciua relief. The poor rates in some parishes
exceed the rack rents, and private benevolence is
exhausted.
The editor of the Commercial Chronicle speaks
without reserve. He says, the time has arrived
tor the country to meet the difficulties in which
she is nvolved;' and in order TO avert scenes sim
liar 10 those attendant upon the French revolution,
he calls Tor speedy and efficient measures and
points out the necessity of reducing public expen-
diture. The article concludes with the following
paragraph which is coming to the point without
ci!cumocu,ion:
We may equivocate as much az we please:
we may adopt one expedient after another,
OUT we cannot disguise the fact, the government
Is insolvent, and like individual insolvents we
must make composition with the public credi
tor, wipe Off the old debts repent our past follies
ana start again on equal term. with other coun-
'ties IN the race OF national prosperity
a low contagious fever had prevailed in Dublin.
Tor two months had lately had very considera-
bic Increase It's general prevalence is attributed
to the filthiness of the city.
1t IS reported that Lord Cochrane has been rs.
sured by the British government, that it would
not concern itself with his PROCEEDINGS. if he did
not enter an English port
1t is affirmed that the holy alliance mean 70 de-
iei the PRONUNCIATION of the Portuguese cons,i,u-
ton, till the governments have time TO make re.
presentation to the emperor Don Pedro
Ihe accounts IRON Constantinople are still of a
doubtful character. The city represented scene
oil devastation, all the palaces of the grandees hay
ing been pillaged. The Sultan " as encamped un-
.er The protection of the banner of the Prophet
surrounded by his parizans The firm Conduct OF
the sultan has induced many of his former oppo-
nents 10 make common cause with him; but il is
still admitted, even by those most anxious for hi.
success, that no certain opinion can as vet be form
ed concerning the ultimate result of the bold ,nea
sures which ne has taken.
In the commencement Of the struggle, none o.
the foreign but the English ambassador. could
procure courier 10 convey the intelligence o
the Instruction 10 their respective governments
II is added that 5000 Jsnissaries have fallen b,
the hands OF the bostsndgis. In the mean time. a.
| appears by the accounts from Corfu, the in
surrectionary spirit has extended itself TO Albania
and even 10 the Mabometan inhabitants occunv
ing the lofty chain of Pindus, and Other places
but tins revolt could have connection with tha
OF Constantinople The Turks of Cas;oria. i, an
| pears, were so enraged at the Intelligence, tina
they murdered the al chbishop and n grea, numbe
OF peaceable Christians, demolished and burnt III,
churches, attacked and destroyed San Marina. and
alter being defeated by the Christians they turned
their rage against the town of Anaseltzas. which
they burnt, as well several Turkish VILLAGES !,
that country. Similar accounts are given from
Ochrida and Scodra.
1t was reported that Constantinople was :,
flames on the 9th OF June; but the Paris Etoile
oil the 2Sth of July questions the truth of the re-
port.
LONDON, July 20.--Half past seven o'clock
L. M-The continental journals are filed viii
accounts from Greece of the most unfavorable ma
'ure OF the state in the Morea, which Ibyabim Pa.
cha seems to traverse with scarcely the most tri
fling opposition.
The market for English stocks to-day was yer,
ianSuid, and the price of consols declined IL pe
cent. The foreign stock market was also i'll sun.
ported, and the Colombian and Mexican bonds de
cined iuli two Per cent. the price of Yesterday
Government, it is understood, are at length con.
WINGED, by the representations which have beer
made to them by gentlemen engaged in the north.
eTn manufactures, and from their own obserya.
tons, that public subscriptions are quite Inadequate
Tor the relief of the distressed. In answer &c
some application on the subject from the commit.
tee at Lloyd's, Mr. Peel it is said, advises then
moi 10 make any Attempt at raising new su,lscrp-
non, as The government have determined to adon
more extensive and eficacious measure