Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-11
FOREIGN.
FROM EIROpE

; Oh the Commercial Advertiser have Va.
eei. {" regular files of London papers IN tho 90,
"N 1''e'pooi TO the oath of June all inclu.i,.s
-IOH"oh papers ct the evening of the ODD. ,yere
II Gieee'Vea by the Amethyst, CAPTAIN Bussev
! ,ba S,o-h feu on wednesday, Boston. And
,bis ne,n; .', oapiaih Fell, arrived at this port
thiS morning from Havre bringing va;1,s eli rO-
eariS papers TO the 24Ih of June inclusive. Onr
mes vi 1ioyd : and Shipping lists, &c. IN IN ,h.
latest dates, now compl,ie ~ e
INC papers are yet crammed full OF matters ;pc;-
- " VIC penoing elections. We shall soon
-; numerous extracts of scenes at the
musings "hat would John Bull say, shopld
ne ever ind similar ones In the p,neJs of ,h;s
country? Lord John Russell has lost his eIa,,n',
IN huntingdon. Hunt and Goblet drag nj lie
tails OF their respective polls
Inc mound, erecting upon the field of Water
loo, Is nearly finished. 1t is to be I6O f.., Lisb
Some OF the stones OF which the pedestal i. boiS.
welgh zz'Ooo lbs colossal lion is to take 4 :
station on the top of the pedestal -
a "a gun ship called the Po,royG,y h,s h.o.
launched at Chatham, from the same Jocl, where
the Formidable was launched last wear.
Accounts from the Oriental world announce that
'he Achlnese are getting daring An English bri.
has been cut of by Them in the road, of OualIone
barouw, and all the crew killed or murdered. She
was recaptured subsequently by the boats of the
snip Marquis OF Lansdown.
The 56th regiment has returned from, g., On 49,.
campaign In The East Indies, aad with nearly lis
complement of men,
Inc prices oil grain continued extremely low on
,he continent The alteration of the English Corn
Laws produced but temporary effect u,,on The
German markets, and that not a very inportant
one. "' '""'
Paris papers of the 2lst of June. annopnce ,ba,
iorahim Paeha had moved towards Napoli di Ro
mania, with 20 900 men and a mark of ar,iIIa.,I
Some ruinours began 10 reach Europe. that i'm.
por'ant changes were anticipated in the Psruvi,,
and Colombian Republics
Lord COchT0ne and the Greeks.-Brussels ma
peIs are to the 20th of June Nothing new had
Fanspirea about Lord Cochrane's intended partici
patton In the Greek cause except that ybon ,b.
ladies called Lady c. for subscrintion - ,,'e
C'reek Committee, she put down onIy 20 francs
-"0uinS that she gave more than any other
person IN Tie world, her husband who was about
10 expose his life for this sacred cause, TWe
WISH MS Lordshlp would be about the business
qN''h' then-ioT II he stays away much longer we
rear lie VIII be Obliged TO fight alone, if at all
SINCE the foregoing was written on openi,o
''e LONDON evening papers of the Esd we find
'hat Lord Z. has actually departed for Greece. after
publishing the copy OF letter which il is said he
mas addressed TO the Pacha of Egypt, This paner
"hlch Is intended as sort Of manifesto is rIdicnI
ed IN the Courier, and highly praised In the Wbig
Journals II strikes us very singular docno
follows: . ."
Sc His LOrdship grounds his interference in the
contest between the Pacha and The Greeks nm the
privilege which the former claims and exercises of
RECEIVING AID In various modes from Neutral State.
and on the inhuman traffic which he carries nm j.;
Christian slaves, and the cruelles which DISGRACE
MS government. After eXhorting him to buHani
" anu .he exercises OF acts for he promotion of
Tue CIVILIZATION OF his people towards which Oh
Jec!s his Lordship tenders his assistance he ,,,.rn
MN that II, on the contrary, he continues his pre
seAt proceedings, - Then, says his Iordsho ssfnv
companions and myself cast the gauntlet down and
WIZ contend against you. Quit the classic soil NJ
Ireeee-cease your burnIngs, impalings and enor-
mites and release your Christian slaves" These
are 'He OBJECTS then, for which Lord Cocbrane
VIII contend; and truly the cause which he bss
undertaken is glorious one and deservipo ,f ,b
support oil The whole civilized world. The eneryv
gaIlan'ry, and known address OF his Iordsbin 'iii
We PIeolcl, speedily alter the state of Greek al
ialTs' lie IS consummately skilled in that descri,.
t-o" VI warfare which IS carried on between the
greeks ana their enemies; and he POSSESSES rno,e
peIn%Ps' 'nah any man living the power of excit-
ing the feelings and rousing the ent1gies of other
The influence which he obtains over the mind oe
NOSE VINO are under his authority is a most re-
| naiKable feature in his character, and the conf
uehc3 wa Gu he inspires, united ith the ar,lour of
ms own Character, cannot fail TO arouse a spiri,
winch exists throughout the whole of Cream and
winch requires only to be called into action bv rho
presence OF leader OF judgment and tact. we
heartily wish his Lordship success in the olorio,e
cause be has undertaken, and that the honor of res
cuing from tyranny and subsection The land from
whence freedom first sprung, may belong 10 a ma
1--WE OF that island in which il has fixed its l,ta,
but its firmest dwelling
The Courier says that it has been kent secret
mat lord Cochrane has actually gone TO ioin the
Greeks. a steam vessel was fitted out from E.o
land, under his Lordships directions which was 10
De joined by several vessels from different norris on
It's way--ihe whole forming a considerable SQUAD
ron The ship on board which his Iord,bjp sailed
Is called the Perseverance.
If the following article from Florence can he de-
pended upon, it would seem that the new C,reek
Government is besiirring itself TO rena,r the mic
CHIEF done to commerce IN general, and 10 their
cause IN particular, by the naval robbers who com,
nit acts OF piracy under their nag.
FLORENCE, June Cur Gazette contains o
letter, in which il is stated that the new govern
ment at Nspo di Romania has not only re,diI-
acceded 10 the demands Of the commanders of Ia
ropean naval squadrons, Immediately 10 set AZ lin
erty great number Of merchantmen detained i
that port, but that it has even had great MANI
OF them conveyed 10 their destination by the t,yo
captains Sacturo and Sahni
LONDON, June 23..-. It is with great reg,s, ...
have TO mention, that the accounts received H.
town from the manufactng districts are Of a verv
gloomy character. The temporary demand which
had recently arisen for goods appears o have ceas
cd, and every description OF manufactured articles
are offered on lower terms than at any prere,i,c
period We subjoin two paragraphs from the Mar
chester and Glasgow papers, received ve.,erd,,
which are calculated to excite considerable -;
ness. ""e"''