Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-01
FOREIGN,
New York, Nov. CT.

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LATEST FROM FRANCE.
by the packet ship Stephana, Capt Pell, from
Havre in 81 days, we have received files of
French papers to the 24ih of Oct. from Paris.
and the Goth from Havre. They do not contain
| news OF much importance.
GREECE.
| BY the way of Trieste runor had reached Pa
ris OF naval combat between the Greeks s. Turk
ish feet on the Illh Sept, near Carabarnu. The
loss was on the side OF the Greeks, who retreated
alter hight OF 81 hours, into the harbor of Ipsar
Nothing had been heard of The operations of libra.
him Pacha in the Peleponesus. He had retired from
slstra to Modon, in consequence of the want of
provisions. The Greeks had destroyed corps of
500 men at Zimosa, which had landed from some
Turkish vessel, Z
The Turkish Army in At,ica does not exceed
6UOO men of these not more than 1000 Romeli-
| OTIS could be depended upon. Various other ru
mours and statements are mentioned but none of
| them seem to be worthy of confidence nor do
they seem to throw any great light upon the eI-
! listing struggle.
TURKEY.
The Porte has not YET made any official ansye,
10 the Russian ufftmdtunp. In the recent confe-
rences, the Refs Eifendi expressed himself very
amb'suously 1t is believed, however, that the
| demands oil the Russians will be finally agreed to
YIN subsequent paragraph we find that the lt{ti-
nadfu'n had been accepted by the Ottoman Court
MIR. Stratford Canning had been exer,ng himself
IN every possible way TO induce The Turks 10 enter
into negotiations with the Greeks
The letters from Archipelago refer TO two navs,
combats with the Greeks one with the Can,ain
facha, and the other with Egyptian squadron,
Ia both OF which the Greeks were superior.
lit - not easy TO understand all these contra
oic'ofy statements, nor can we say whether either
oil these IS the battle named in preceding nara
graph
The French Ambassador at Consantinople is
Greeks.
Letters from Alexandria state that Gen. Bower.
ana nearly all the other French officers in the SER
wee OF the Pacha of Egypt had quilted his service
and embarked for France
Several persons have been arrested and execu,
ca tor having had share in the confiagra,ion of
Constaniinople
contagious maady is making great ravaoes
III the barracks of Eski-Serai.
great many citizens have been taken mn for
sedtion. They are Immediately tied I'D in SACHS
and thrown into the sea.
Inc DiVan has published proclamation with
reference 10 Inc recent reforms, msssacres, Sc in
CensiaR,inoPle. AS might be supposed, it speaks
mighty OF the SulIan's wisdom and firmness.
FRANCE
Ialma, Ahe celebrated French actor. and pe,h.ps
The greatest OF his contemporaries, is no more
After long illness and at time when he was
supposed to be IN state of conyslescence he was
suddenly carried of on the morning of the 18th
october, IN The Goth year of his age. The funeral
OF Ialma was honored by an immense crowd of
citizens, comprehendDg much of the rank and near
ly all the intellect of Paris. At his grave. Iaford
(now the FIRST OF French tragedians) pronounced
an eloquent discourse. He was foIIoweJ h, Jo,,,
the dramallst, and Messrs. Arnault, Firman, Tou
lotte, and Plx-recourt His grave adioins that of
General Foy. The Theatre Francois has voted
twelve thousand francs towards erecting monu
men' Tor this memorable actor. The theatres of
Paris were all closed on account of his death
MIR. Canning has been treated with the greatest
respect IN Paris. The journals are full of copiec
lures as TO The objects OF his visit He dined with
ine hing oil France at,the Palace of the Tuleries
on the same day that Sir Walter Scott diped with
the King OF England at Windsor Castle. This
shows the supremacy of talent iu the society Of
two rival nations.
Lord Cochrane arrived at Marselles from the
Mediterranean, and set off from that place nm the
ION october, Tin company with Mr. Hobbouse)
Tor Geneva, to see Lady Cochrsne. He was ex-
pec'ed TO return thither in a few days. Lord G.
passed through Lyons on the 2Jtb
SPain.-1'he Portuguese refugees. in one ne tho
towns OF Old CASTLE, have proclaimed the Infsn,
ION Miguel king-sbsolue of Portugal. 1t il
said, that MIR. Lamb, the English minister. had
demonstrated on the subject to the Spanish
ment. S'
Messrs. Siveyra and Comes, who had forn,e,rv
neio nlgh employments at the court of Spain from
mat oil Portugal, have been expelled from Madrid
IN consequence OF their political ntrigues rb.v
were hostile TO the revolution in Portugal and
Mr.. Frederick Lamb procured their exnnI.ion
IBIS proves the great ascendancy of the British
government in Spain.
hght disturbance took place at Madrid he
tween the French and Spanish sodiery. Ii was
soon suppressed.
The papers speak of this kingdom being MINCED
IN the deepest misery. The people sJe in 9bs
greatest want. The King is extremely in.
me NeUertherIGnds. -Itis said that the s,,t.
OF the confisgraton and explosion at Oge.d h.
been discovered. "''
The States General have met. The Ki,o,s
speech Is very temperate, but not very interesioo
Fo'IuSdt.- Every thing is now TRANQUIL in I,i9-
oon' The new Congress was TO meet towards the
end Of September, as the elections had ne,riS co.
minated '''
Rassia.-Gen. Yermoloa has gained q c,e,,
victory over the PcTsians. Eight thousand o9 ,Is
latter were killed 10 the battle.
England The news from England are s;,oc
larry interesting. IN y Ee"
by the ship Louisa, Capt. Reeves. a,rivedi.., |
evening from Belfast, we have receivei H. e.,
lowing intelligence. ~
The Belfast News Letter Of Oct 81, saws rns-
sia has issued formal declaration of eva, oo.ia
Persia; but, prior 10 the PRONUNCIATION Of tljs 9oc
ment, hoslilities had commenced; mode ~ 49,
cehnfs t7 - means Uncommon in similar 80. |