Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-14
FOREIGN.
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fore received.
The London Courier of the 25ih says, that fine
samples of Wheat supported the prices OF that day
week; Barley sold readily at 4Qs. There was no
alteration in Flour: Wheat quoted at so, 63.
In the Stock Market on that day, Consols opened
, at so so l-3 for account The market soon
became heavy, and declined for cash 10 80 ga, and
closed al 80 Is.
French Stocks, Sept. 27-Five pc, Cents,
97f 45c. to 96f. 60c. Bank Actions, 20l5.
The Haytien Commissioners who carried out the
first insialment of the debt France left Paris
on the 9Th of September, on their 10 St.
Domingo.
GREECE AND TURKEY.
Col. Fabvier has at length driven the Turks from
Athens, and opened communication with Argos
and NspoH. A National Assembly 10 be
held in the Moiea on the l2'h of September, at
which 1t was hoped Lord Cachrsne would be pre-
sent. Colocoironi collecting troops to at
tack lhrahim at Trpoliza aud Cautina, who is said
TO have got reinforcement, but il will be easy to
crush him a letter from the French Agent TO
The Greek Committee AT Paris, dated at Napoli d
Ramaui, July 2ist, stales that IL vessels from
England aud France, laden with munitions, &c
had arrived in safety
On the authority of the French papers, il is
stated thst Com. Hamilton has communicated to
The Greek Authorities, that the British Anbassa-
dor at Constantinople, is authorised by the Euro
oil the differences with Greece but that the nego-
IONS have been delayed in consequence of the re-
cent difficulties in Consan,inople.
An nnpressment OF all able bodied men was
ordered at Constantnople, who were to be broug hit
before commissioners for exam.nation-such as
had good excuses were to be set at liberty, and the
rest placed in the army.
Letters from Rome OF the 81 Sen,enber state
that an AiseFne squadron had maize descent in
The ropes domnions, few leagues from Rome,
and carried of 20 men and women On the 18th
august, French government packet bound TO
1ouion, was overhauled, after having had two
shots hred at her, one of which passed between
tie masts. Her papers were examined, and her
cabins and hold ransacksd in search of Greeks .
The boarding officer boosted of their having sunk
one Greek vessel, after having massacred her
crew!
TINos, July 81.
More than zoo fugitive Samiors have arrived at
Tinos Three vessel loads are also al Syra. II
Is SAID the Turks were to land Is, 600 men there
on 'he zoth. 1t is added that propositions were
received there from the captain Pacha, by an Aus
uiah snip oil war; but that The arrival of an Eng
lish vessel, which brought int diligence Of The an
proach of the Greek feet, encouraged the Samiots
10 reject them entirely. By the same way they
also received the most urgent persnasions from
Lord Hamilton TO resist them to the utmost
hETILENE, August -.
The captain Pacha anchored here on the 9Th
instant with his squadron; . ships of the line 8
irigates, slooPs OF war, 5 briggs, and schooner
lie sailed again the following day, we know not
whittier. An epidemic prevails on board, so that
~ men die day. The Greeks had thrown away
three lire ships them.
ieuer from Rhodes, Of July 29th, saws that
the '1Ieek forces are concentrated AT Napoli NAL
vosis, and Corinth; also that the Captain and
lie neaie hey had brought 10 Navarino on the Ssh,
20 ships OF war for Ibrahim. The Captain Parha
was at Tschesme, with 33 ships to receive Asiatic
troops for Ssmos. vessel had cone from
hhodes to Alexandria, to hasten the Egyptian
squadron. Ibrahlm Intends TO attacl. HYDRA with
% shlps from ConsianinOple combined with thi.
squadron, and disciplined troops while the CAPTAIN
Facha occupies the attention Of the Greek feet al
Samos
The Spectator Oriental OF the 18th of Sept.
contains the following article: " An Ordinance OF
'ne rIencE Consul, OF the lth inst has Supp ed
lhe z44th No. OF the Special Oriental and sus-
/ pended that journal until il should have new
Editor The principal provisions of this Ordinance
sets forth: That OF the titles in which his Most
Christian Majesty slories most is that of Protector
OF the Christian Religion in The Leyant; that, in
appointing Consul General al Smyrna, the King
has gwen him for special mission to protect de.
iSnu ana cause TO be respected in his name the re-
iiglon that his Majesty and the greater part of his
riodlcal writing The creed that serves as the basis
70 TINS worship Is TO oppose that part Of the mis-
sion OF authority, and act contrary TO the King y
intentions foi such a resolution to have been
taken there can be no Government existing AT
Smyrna, or the Spectator Orieatal must be- the
creation work and property Of the French Go
yernment.
RHODES, July 90
schooner of Mebenet Ali Pacha has arrived
here from Nayarin and landed a Tartar t,i,I, dos
patches from lbrahim for ConstantinopIe. lie
brings Intelligence OF the capture of the last dis
''ict OF the Manioies, which renders Ibrsbm mas
yer Oh the whole interior Of the Morea The Greek
forces are concentrated within the walls OF Napoli
Malyoisia and Corintb.
The Captain Boy and Reale Bey arrived at
NaYarn the 10th July, with % vessels of war; 10
De at the disposal vi Ibrahim
SPAIN.
Accounts from Spain inform us of great deser-
iiens from the Spanish army. An official docu-
ment announcing the desertion on the I'd OF Sep.
TEMPER, WI be found in subsequent column
Letters rom Madrid Of the 18th, say, that deser-
IONS SUI continued. According 10 the Official
reports received from the Captains General Of the
PROVINCES OF Estramadura and Galicia, the deser-
uon which followed iha, Of the two squadrons OF
horse cbasseurs, has deprived the Spanish army M
300 men, Of whom 2 900 entered Portugal bv
Alentejo, and 400 by the province Of Trss.os-
| Montes The former column presented itself ia
me Governor OF Veyes, and the second TO that oil
ChaYeF. a remarkable circumstance il, that the
Heseruon appears to proceed " from well com
oined system. Both columns announced that their
aim TO induce the Spanish Government tbro,,ob
the medium OF Portugal, TO return to a system oil
moderation compatible with The rights and want.
OF the nation, and to accomplish IT, they preferred
| coming to Portugal to marching straight upou