Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-20

iaeh'Sl HIS iOlCc Win S,OuU Albanian or MOTeOte
iugitives From Zea, whence he spreads terror to
all the neighbou,ng islands; he is preparing % 20
and take possession Of lpsara, and also to attempt
cap de man upon Scio Having been ins!ruc-
ted IN his plan, they have demanded reinforce
mcnts from the coast Of Asia. The Observer adds
! that the commard0nis OF the French and Austrian
stations had often found it necessary to employ
force for the protection OF the flags of their respec-
! tive countries against the pirates under the Greek
nag. Among others, an instance Is cited of con-
test in the waters oil SYRIA, between the French
soelette ESt9teHe against two Greek vessels OF
war, one oil which dsmasted and the other
forced 10 fly. Since the coTsairs have commenced
cruising at the mouth of the Dartlanelles and
as the Porte has other force TO oppose TO them
save that occupied in the Gulf of Lepanto, the ac-
uvity is redoubled at Constan,inople in preparing
the new squadron. The same journal states that
the malady which reisns a, Smyrna is not the
plague, although lis effects equally sudden and
terrible.
THE GREEKS.
Letters OF the 1si inst. {. ON Zan;e, announce
that Ibrahim is dead of his wound The same let
tiers say that the Greek fleet, which had gone 10
Hydra Tor repair, was pu, TO sea the Goth ult
The different sources from which this intelligence
has reached me, and the respectable character of
! my correspondents Danish ali doubt OF truth You
and all the friends of Greece may eoice, ard look
Tor more ample details of this memorable day-At
'he moment when was going TO seal this, a letter
reached me from Trieste, By which learn thar the
steam vessel that left Corfu on the 9th inst broupb
iull confirmation of the success OF the Greeks and
! the complete deliverance of Mssolonghi The
God OF Christians has at length had pity unon
handful OF men, whose destruction had been sw orn
! by the forces OF the TWO Continents combined =
, Let us render to him homage for his onnipntent
oenevoience, and pay him 10 continue 10 s.ss, the
people who are fighting for religion and herty''
| GGfgnaai's Messenger, .apyii 20
! Corfu, April $-Ibrahim in the last attack lad
| combined all his preparations in manner which
/ promised decisive success.
| 4 considerable force was ordered In advance ~,
/ land, while 200 boats and small craft, $ 600 men
on board, were to attack on the sea side. An at
tack on this point al first succeeded and the Eqyp
! tan troops, after having surmounied all the oh
stacles that the nature of ground presented, pene-
trated to the Cuslom-house
but, on the other hand, the Greeks had nrepared
every hing to receive the enemy courageously.-
lntienched behind long line of hossheads filed
with sand, which extended from the Gus OIL. housc
to The mills. they had planted their cannon there
and from behind this rampant kept up a brisk FIRE
upon the enemy's troops
| On both sides the battle was obstinate and terri
Bile; but the resistance of the inhabitants and
garrison was so intrepid, and the carnage of the
1 Egyptians, commanded by Ibrahim in person On
rishtiui that they were at length obliged TO retreat
| III disorder. The massacre was dreadful: mart nj
the boats fell prey to the flames, and the ,roons
on board rerished in the fire. Several others -,
aground. Scarcely 500 men escaped on the 60,
side IN this table disaster. The troops On the
land side had thesame fate. Ibrahim received in ,c
battle mortal wound.
IL was at that very moment that the arrival Of
raoVier, botzarls, Gouras and Kataiskaki was an
| nounced, with about 5000 men, regular and ire
rich
maud of NJ ehemet ReJ.chid Pacha, was immediate
iy directed against ih'm but it was surrounded and
destroyed, and MeLemet II edschid, the commander
made prisoner.
Letters IRON Constantnople OF A pril Z, saw. that
courier from st Petersburg, had arrived in the
hish' or Inc ith al the residence of NJ. Minziaky.
and 1t was reported that be was the bearer of q.
/ categorical declaration from the Empero, Nicbol,s
In which that Monarch insists on the neces,itv of
terminating the differences between Russi, AMI Tho
Forte. IL Is added that in this note he Eunercr
complains, though III very temperate language of
the silence OF the Porte, or the preceding con,
plants OF Russia, and demands the reestatIisb
ment CT the princpaliites as well as the i,cr,e-
mediate sending Of Turkish Commissioners IN se,,I
in concert with Russian negoiators, and in nlace
designated by !he Porte, the difficulties Which hs,a
so long subsis'ed between that power and Russi,
MIR NJ 20 whom the same courier has bro,,b, ~,
precise Instructions, delivered on the 5,b ADrif
The declaration OF his sovereign. As The time nj
six weeks is fixed for the answer. the Porte ~,
very likely profit by the delay, and NOT ans, =, inn;
meiiateiy. Upto 10 day there has not beso am,
9lvah, and me report according 10 which the Refs
Effendi after this declaration which has nrodnced
an extraordinary sensation at Pera. has ,node do
clarailons respecting renewal of the claims on the
| Aslatc iOrtTesses, seems TO want confirmation,
Paris Etoilc
The subscriptions of the King, for The relief Of
the poor OF the manufacturing districts, from his
private purse, amounted 10 upwards of $1,000
above $50 goo.
| .W0lutactring Disiricfs.-T The dsf,rb,rc.s
IN all parts OF The manufacturing districts ar. y,
the most serious kind whole columns of ,be +, :
Glish journals filled with the details. civil an
ihorlty having been found insufficient he n,ilitar
and has been called in. Troops are cobqreoatino
from every quarter OF the empire Government
expresses its Determination to suppress all VIC
lent proceedings by the promptee measures A,
me same line an ardent desire exists throughout
The administration and the county to Tighten the
weight oil suffering. Donations and subscrjnlio.s
are ihronsing in from every side At a great pub.
nc meeting IN London, nearly 1000 pounds about
J S3UUOO) was almost Immediately su! scrjbed In
the Hst OF contributions find the King OF En-
gland 1000 pounds; Marquis of STAFFORD 1000. 81,
robert Peel 500; Mr.. Peel 300; Lord Chancel
Tor 200; Mr. Canning 100; Lord Bentv 100
Snu"CeHOr Oh inc LNChequer 100; Mr.. Huskissor
100; Lord Liverpool 200; Lord IIsrro,vbv 200
Prince Leopold 50C; Lord Sondas 500. us PM
OF England 1000; West India Planters in on.
don 500; Duke of Devonshre 500; Earl O
darlington 1000; Ear of Grosvenor 200 Duk,
OF Wellington 200; Duke of Northumberland
1000; Statoners Company so; Propre'ors of fhe
Courier 20; New Times 10 10; T.'i,or of the Oh
server 10 British Observer 10 10; Sunday Moni-
tor .. The tide Of charity" rays the Courier.
I utuef hn ffI auI
rate with the necessity: and tie necessity is ,ros,
IheIe are lhonsands and lhnn..rh. -