Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-07

lance.
A letter from Havre Of The 18th, says: &" about
2434 bales of cotton has been sold since the begin
ming of the month; Uplands at 26 to 81 IL sous,
Alabamss % to 81 Ia, Louisianas sc to 81
Copies OF the ratified treaty between England and
Columbia were formally exchanged at London on
the 9Th of November.
The Egyptian expedition for the Morea, had not
le. Alexandria the 29Ih OF September.
1t wss said body OF 1900 Egyptian troops
had been collected in The vicinity OF Cairo, and
were training by general Boyer and a number OF
other French officers.
OEee of the National .4drocdfe,1
January /.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
BY the packet ship Don Quixoite, Capt. Clark,
the editor Of the National Advocate, has received
his .ris papers the 18th November.
The extracts which will be found below from
Greece and Turkey are important. The Reschid
Pacha. has been defeated and Obliged TO rsi.e the
sege Of Nissoonshi, notwithstanding the orders of
me Grand Segnor of .Nissoiongh hi OF thu head
Great alarm exists at Constantinople, and the
Porte has rejected all Intervention of foreign pow
ers, and has determined TO try sixth campaign.
Extract Of private letter OF Sept. 80, from
Zante, Raschid Pacha, no, being discouraged by
the fruiiless assaults which he had made upon Mis-
soonghi and stimulated by the orders of the Grand
Scignor, who said, NIssolonghi or thy heai,'
commenced terrible attack upon that place about
eight days ago, A breach was opened in the for
tress, troops rushed in and made themselve s
OF tw O bastions, when the Greeks threw aside
their muskets, and falling sword III hand upon the
ASSISTANTS routed and pu, them to flight. The Pa
cha after this defeat, caused fcrtification 10 be
raised in earth, and upon ii he established five pie
of cannon OF heavy caibre, with which he bat
tered the interior Of the fortress. The christians
being unable TO silence their FIRE conceived the pro-
ject OF burying the Turks in their batteries. They
contrived mine, and The works skillully
conducted that not one OF the barbarisns escaped
the explosion. This disaster determined Raschid
Pacha to retreat 10 Hipochori; upon the Ev enus.
Ibrahim Pacha, after having left garrison at iri-
potza, marched upon biistra, where he burnt two
houses and some chuI ches. Proceeding afterwards
upon Bardonnic9, be was stopped by the Greeks,
who were eatrenched III some towers with draw
bridge. He was making preparations for a sege,
when the fIellcnst army, under Colv co,roni and
other CAPTAINS, came up and attacked Him. The
action was brisk, and tie .Pacha, being unable to
make either his cavalry his troops of the line ma
n9uvre in the crags of the woody mountains, was
compelled TO retreat, after having lost 1900 men.
He retired into country adjacent to Monembasia,
callei Peute Aonit, where he is closely pressed by
the Greeks. nl. Regnaut de ST. dean d'Ans;:Iy
(son OF the minister of state under the EInpirel
continues Napoli tie organization of corps Of
cavalry- Colonel Fabvier is training the troops
aPEuropeenne; artillery officers teach tie Greek
cannoniss to mauHuvre; and every thing is in
preparation for sixth campaign
Extract OF private letter OF the LIST instant from
Vienna.
We have letters from Cons,a.Ii:nople 10 Octo-
Der 10.
The following is the substance of their contents
Towards the end of September the Divan held
several assemblies, which were remarkably stormy.
Some e The members who did not coincide in OPT
Mon with the majority, were ufbrsided by their
colleagues as partizans OF the Greeks. In fine,
was d-sided that the Porte, formally ejecting all
ihterv enIoa al foreign powers, would u-e heir
most efforts to enter upon sixth campaign, in or
der to bring the Greek rebels into subsection Tar
tars, were, in Consequence, dispatched to all he
Turkish commanders in the Peloponnesls, as well
AS 10 iorahm Pacha, TO make know TO them the
resolutions of tbs Diyan, and e iDin them o push
these operations With the grea est energy, notwil
standing the season was SO far advanced 1t was
even IN eonieIa plauon to try y n,er campaign
athing unexampled IN the annals OF the Ottoman
empire; but THO execution of such project seems
Impossible, as none of the firm ms of lie Grand
Seisnior would be able to keep the soldiers under
Their coiors, when once the winter had commenced
As 10 The Captain Pacha, after having spent some
time at AieSandria, lac has returned with bis squad
ron to Boudrun, where he is waiting for the
sailing OF the new Egyptian exped,!on. Th.
officer is not without apprehension as the Greeks
are lowering about him; and It is believed that he
WI tske the hrst opportunity Of mskGg the best OF
his way TO the Dardanelles to pass tie winter qui-
ely
Extract Of a private letter of the iOh ult. from
Hln;e The fii,h campaign Of the Turks against
the ( eciis may be considered terminated and
ihahi'n tacha has not been fotuna'e enough TO re-
gain the pont for which he ser out in April last
When the snow begins to fall in the nou lain, oil
ATcads, his situation will be most deplorable a.
he is snort OF provisions, and all Communications
have been cut OFF fhe Austrian engineers At; ached
TO the army OF Redsch'd Pacha are roughly treated
by bis forces, who attribute TO them the Del in
The surrender OF Missolonghi The Heenist Co
vernnent having learned thar the Viceroy Of Irypt
proposed 10 dispach corvette with specie q n-
his sons troops, seat out division 10 NEE it
fhe reeks, hndng they could not ca ptufe his res
81, de'erml"ed 10 snk it, which they effected in
the beginning OF October, off the Isle of Crete
The Hayuen Loan was negotiated by the Com
pany oil Alessrs. Lafitte and Go. Ardom. Hubbar
CesT de Lepandure, Paravey and 10. al the price
SOlr. The sum that the Haytien Government has
10 pay for the first instaImen of the indemnity heinz
thirty millions, and the product of the Loan being
only twenty-four millions the Commissioners off
dsyii will themselves provide for the lirs instalment
oil SIX millions, to be paid ON the 9Th Nov. The
her instruments will be paid from month to month
by the Company.
PARIS, Nov. IL
Extract OF a letter oil the 10th ult. from Constan-
tlnople 1.-The Austrian Internuncio and the French
AMBASSADOR have recently had several conference. |
with he REFS Efendi. We are assured that The
poncY OF France is strongly pronounced against The
cfssts' add The conduct OF the French agents in !
al. me ports ct The Levant seems TO confirm H. - /
IIe i"O Ambassadors have obtained a new fr,1gu
OF Hif fore' "heh ofdans the complete re- estab-
II.hlnsnt CT The NGtuquo in the principality oil
4,io'o wa ''d Hmi'ciia. The befhH-ngas will /
discontinue heir functions, and the 49, ,,o,,l-
march lthia a shori time srb,s ,..ta.