Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-12
FROM the New York Gazette.
LATEST FROM FRANCE


We have received by the packet ship Mountain n,
Capt. Smith, Paris papers to the Gath and Havre to
the 10Th OF July inclusive. We have given them
an attentive examination bat observe nothing of in
teres to the American reader.
The journal da Commerce, of the 9th says tina,
accounts from Constantinople TO the 25th of June
state the news from the Provinces was not very
encouraging. The Jsnssaries at Belgrade were not
affected by the knowledge of the fate of their COL
leagues at Constantnople but unfsvourable reports
were received from other parts of the empire 1t
was said that the Janissaries of Phippolis and A
drianope were in open rebellion, and contemplated
marching upon Constantinople. 1t is added al
though with little degree of probability that thew
had proposed 10 the Greeks to make common
cause with them. The Paris editor remarks that il
Is difficult to obtain intelligence as under
The existing state of affairs persons were restrained
from writing.
be reinforced by two steamboats, and IL
The Constitutional is enraged that Spain should
purchase peace with Algiers, by the payment of
5000 900, claimed by the Dey, and neglect the
debt due France.
Letters from Rome received in Paris. state that
the massacre at Missolonghi made so deep an i'm
preston on Leo \. that was in contemplation to
address letter in favor of the Greeks 10 all the
Christian Potentates
9Th, says In the Peloponessus there are 5000
Romeliots, and the natives have at length determn
ed TO act in concert with them az well as the Mai
nlotis IL is probable that Mr.. Gordon, who has
Just arrived here, will put himself at the head OF
The Romeliots. This gentleman has RENTED to
Col. Fabver 100, 900 fir. to supply the want of his
troops. Two vessels; one laden with cannon and
The other with Goals, have arrived here with news
OF the early coming of Lord Cochrane. The
f,rea Aaag 8 ON
the Archipelago, fully determined to attack the
enemy wherever he may be met with. The for
iresses OF Athens, Napoli iii Romsnia, Corin,b,
and Napoli III Malvoss, are victualled for one
year, and old Nathao, the most vrtuous of our cit
lzens, is making great efforts TO victusl Cotint
for three years Forty cannoniers, the remnant OF
those OF Missolongh, DEFINED by command OF
The government, to form the garrison of Bozzi. I'M
der the command Of MitTos Deligeogopoulo, who
is appointed commander of that fortress. II was
he who commanded the cannoniers at Misso-
longh.
The plains Of Mantus, to the extent Of five mr.
six thousand acres, have been completely laid
waste by an immense swarm Of grssshoppeJs which
covered them towards the end of May.
From ~, Nesg York Comp.rcini Advertiser SepteLey G.
TWO DAYS LATER FROM LONDON
by the arrival at Boston OF the ship Mercnrv.
Capt Bolt, the Editors have received London pa,
pers to the evening Of July 20, inclusive. Ex-
tracts will be found below.
The distfesses Of the manufactures had not been
alltyiated. A military guard is kept every night
at Manchester. The distress had extended 10 The
agrculturist. Many Of Mr.. Peel's leased farms
had been returned on his hands.
The British parliament, was further Trorogued
to the 24lb of August.
The steamboat Comet. This unfortunate YES
sci which lately carried so many passengers TO a
waery grave, has been raised and brought 10 land
The bodies Of several persons who were supposed
to have been lost 10 her have been recovered, and
the whole number is now sixty-three Thirteen
only were saved
The Smyrna papers give the particulars of the
capture Of nineteen Greek pirate vessels. called
msicks, by Commodore Hamilton.
" The vessels had retired into a little cove. in
which English lrigste could not follow them:
and therefore armed is boats TO 70 and take nos
session Of them. The Greeks 10 the number Of
1000, and well armed, posted themselves behind
the rocks on the coast. Blood was going TO fol.
low, when Commodore Hamilton entered into q
pafley with the parties, who agreed to give On
the nineteen vessels condition that they should
be conveyed to the Morea. The Commodore
faithful to his worf, has done this The n.isties
are sari TO have bten burnt Tic notorious Vase