Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-29

again visited by other plunderers
Inc Malta Gazette is published in English and
Maltese Italian, in corresponding columns.
FROM ENGLAND.
1 he report of the fire at Constantinople was
received in Paris, through the Augsburg Gazette.
ihe Sept Freres arrived at Havre on the 18Th
uil. having on board NJ. Malepar, the failure of
whose Marble Company was the duaut eouyic, IN
so many similar explosions in this city.
Sales at Houre, July 17.-IOl Georgia. OF Z,
80; lOl Mobile. 2l; SO Tennessee, 40 "a.
we have also been favored with extracts OF
e'ers IRON Smyrna and Constsniinople to the 2o,h
OF May, but their contents have been mostly an
ticipated. 1t was reported at Smytna. thai the
Greeks had made proposals of submission IN thn
Porte 1t was supposed that they would no.
hold out more than three or four months longer
without The Intervention of some friendly power
MIR. Miller, "a Vermonter, ) had arrived at Smyr-
ma from NapoIi di Romsnia, s<ter having endured
every hardship, for two years. in the service of the
Greeks.
The conduct of Messrs Washington and Allen.
had not been such as to reflect credit either ON
them or their country.
TURKEY.
1t was reported that Constantnople was in
flames on the 24th of June; but the Paris F1oiIe,
OF the 18th of July, questions the truth of the re-
port.
The Janissaries in several Of the Turkish towns
had refused to submit 10 the decree for the abolish
ment OF their order, and the most serious aprre
tensions were entertained that great difficulty would
arise in surpressing them. The Emper or still re
manned encanped at Constantinople
GREECE
The Austrian Observer or the 9th of Julx-
which has always been inimicaI TO the cause nj
the Greeks, contains the following statement Of
interest at this moment, when it is expected the
arrival ct Lord Cochrane, and the vessels under
bis command, may produce important changes in
| that quar:er:-
&c Letters from Corfu, of the 10th of Jure,
orng The following news. The Seraskier, Red
schid Pacha, having left garrison of 2 600 in
fantry and 600 cavalry in Missolonghi, marched.
on the 23d of May, with corps of 900 men. 20
Lepanto whence he sent his Kiaga Bey agaips.
the monastery occupied by the Greeks, situated
between Ledork and Lepanto. The garrison.
which was very small, surrendered, after a short
resistance, and several villages about Salona sub
mltted; hereupon. the Seraskier marched towards
Athens Hussein Bey, one of the two Commits.
sloners sent by the Porte, has received orders to
| attend the Seraskier on his march.
6 Ibrahm Pacha, after having d;spersed r, ale
7ih of May, troop of insurgents, posted on an
em'nence near Patas, which &C MN ands the only
| road which leads to Calayra, returned 10 Pat,.c
and on the 2,h May left that fortress a, III. ka,d
OF his cavalry 10 proceed TO Tiipolza On the
i"'ii' he was iollowedb by his whole army, consist.
Ing, as il stated, of II, 600 men 90 coo gv rtiors
and 1000 Albaniars) Calavr,a and the neigh
oourins places submitted on his approach upon
winch lie continued his march, without oppositioD
10 the neishbourhood OF Tripolitza. Here he met
win Coiocotrori. who, Ibrahm's approach.
had hardly 900 men left of the 5000 that he hal
previously got together in these parts: with ,be.s
few men, Coloco,ro fed to Karitene ls.yi,g H.
road to Trpoliza open 10 the Esyp,jan Con-,
/ mander
After short stay in that town Ibrabim Pacl,a
49, several excursions to Leondari, Mistrs, &c
w"hon: any where meeting resistance AccordjDr
lhe ia'est accounts he has pitched his camp near
Argos, ard Nikita who was in those parts xtitb =
small corps, has rereated to Napoli di Ronanio
S"lman bey, CHE French Renegade Seve) is re
ported to have left Molon, in order to ioin Ibra
him Pacha The latter is reported 10 intend 10
send column from Mistre to Napoli de MALAYSIA.
70 oeSese that fortress on the land side; but, from
the want OF a harbour or even of road fit 10 an.
Choir in it is difficult to blockade il by sea
GENERAL Marquis Paulucci, COMMANDMENT
mel OF The Imperial naval force, and at the same
time OF the Squadron in the Archipelago, who az
rived on the 18th in the port of Corfu, on board
'he Austrian ifisa'e BeFOno, sailed again this
morning Tor |"nte and Smyrna. The Marquis
Paniucc' ing his short stay in this town, was
,rea'ed IN the most distinguished manner by the
government and loaded with marks of honour
.RGneheSfer, T'seSdoy July 1871 am sorf7
10 INFORM you that the calm which seemed 10 per.
wade the vicinity of this town was rather of an lin
sorry description. The scattered eroupes vyhirf,
were observed ye>teIdfy in our streets afuaren,Ie
condoing with each other on the vretchedness Of
tier prospects, seemed 10 have concerted together
some new measures.
No wlthstanding the excellent precaution,rv
means adopted by the magis'racy within these few
days back, the feelings Of the popuace both Of
, Manchester, and OF several Of The adjacent towns
this dav assumed a more decided tone Aboyt O.
leven o'cl ok. musings erected on the field Of
& Peeroo," and mob Of between twelve and 6E-
teen thousand Persons IF every description. and Of
both sexes, many of whom were armed with riLes
and ~taves, not few f which doubtless had lain
in their rust since the never 10 be foroo,ten 9. pt
tie Of Peefoo.' The usual topics v ere at,emr,ed
ooe discussed oy orc or two speeoh!fers, but a
party Of the Queens Bays made It's appearanee and
the mob qcietly Dispersed
ihe d'sahecied a-e chiefly eomposed Of persons
nom NarcIeeiield and Chorley: Mir. Wood Of the
l'Ie5 place, an eNenave manufacturer aud an en-
courager OF the power loom has been marked oyt
by the rioters, ard on Monday the whole Of his
extensive works were npleiSly destroyed. Our
"nhcipatiOns are gloomy in the extreme, and MANY
~ The manufacturers who have kept hands at work
for three days in week, have rome TO the deterroi
nation OF stopping altogether; the fund too for the
relief Of The distressed is fast coming &, an end and
corresponding reduction Of &C tickeis,' bas ,sLeo
place. Several families, we are informed haze
Jeff Mlcclesficld and Chorley, and have come M
Manches r., thinking themselves, far safer in fhe
larer place.