Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-11

OF the desertion OF hi. Albanian troops, and :,
want OF provisions. lie had taken a position =,
the neisshSoerng mountains, but his coinniunics.
tons with Acadia were entirely cut OIL Tho
Eresk cs.:a.s in state of Inactivity, wai,in
The return of Spring TO recoinnence their opera,
tions.
Since the arrival Of Gen. Nicolas on the con.
iines OF Arcadia, the Egyptian garrisons who oc-
cupy the fortrcsses of Messon:a, have ceased their
devastating excursions, and their advanced posts
have retired under the cannon OF Navarin.
The Duke of Wellington set out on his mission
to PetersbuIgh on Wednesday the Sth inst. We
can state, on authority which we ourselves
place the greatest reliance, that urgent political
negotiation, and not Court etiquette, is the chief
object OF his Grace's journey. The strong feeling
OF the Russian army in favor Of their co-relgioniss
which was restrained by the late Emperor, cannot
SO easily be repressed by his successor; and Nj
coas, ascribing the late muiiny and blootlshed az
Pe!ersbutgh to this feeling has declared to his al
lies that the only means of escaping danger 10 his
person and government is to Interfere in favour of
u Greeks. Unless he act in concert with his
allies, he must single handed in this important
enterprise, and in that ambition might not
stop when humanity satisfied. To prevent.
there ore. the general war to which the march of
Russ:an troops against Turkey might lead, the
Duke OF Wellington is empow cred TO offer our CO.
operation Tor eifectipg the immediate and complete
independence OF Greece. Nothing but so impor
tant an object could have induced his Grace to up
,lertake soiatigung journey at the present ncle
ment season of the year. and in his present delicate
state of health. II Russia and England Join cor
daily in this object and France cooperate, as no
doubt she will, they can encounter no opposition
from Constantinople or Vienna. London Press
The Manchester packet ship brings US our reeu.
lar files from London TO the 7th uIt inclusiye-
The political intelligence, and indeed mos, other
had been previously given. The issue of e. O0O.-
700 by the Bank, on pledges OF produce, seems to
have revived public confidence little, and the
darkness OF the picture somewhat mtigated
We have selected 4 few miscellaneous articles
~. 4. inner
Liverpool, March 9.--Snce our last, great
improvement has taken place in the commerc ial
world The gradual sevival Of confidence Joined
with general impression that the prices OF pro-
dnce aie or have been at the lowest, are the hes.
assurance that this Improvement is not transitorv
W. fondly hope, that the restoration of confidence
wil rapidly continue, although perhaps less slowly
man ITS sudden prostraton; and that trade will eye
long be IN as prosperous state as before.
Commercial EmJa, rassment III.
week Tour more silk houses have failed in this town
none OF whom, however, doing business to
any considerable eltent. y number of Irish have
been passed to their homes In consequence
Macclesfeld Courier
Rochdale. The present situation of the wool.
len weavers, &C. in Rochdsle and its neighbour,
hood is extremely trying; the distress. owing TO
number OF hands out of work, exceeding any thing
which has been remembered. Hundreds of poo.
people are said to be literally starving.
.4HerStone Bdai.--We regret to state that tn,
Banking House of Joseph Wilday s. Co. A,her
s'ene' stopped payment on Monday last.