Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-12

pal towns of the Turkish empire, mobs are dali,
to avenge their comrades. The Janissaries upon
the Banks of the Danube have forced the Bulga
rians to take arms and march with them upon
Constantinople, which they wish to destroy. II
is said that the Turkish Commissioners sent &c
treat with those of Russia, have received order.
TO stop at Selis,ria, where they wait for the Sui
tan's commands.
GREECE from Zan,e TO June 80
had reached Paris. Lord Cochrane expected
INN edisiely in the Archipelago. The Archbishop
OF Patras, Germanos, the Count Meiaxas, and the
persons of the greatest influence, who directed the
insurrection of the Hellenists, are at the head oil
the Greek government. Col. Fabvier had carte
blanche, to act as he may think most conducive 10
the public service. They had succeeded in procur-
ing him $4,000 piasnes for the payment of his re-
giment, clothing for which had been furnished BY
the Greek committee at Paris.
Ii was reported in London on the goth July, on
the authority of Greek naval officer, arrived from
Hydra over land bearer of dispatches TO the Greek
Committee, that Trippolizza ha6 been retsken from
The Turks by storm, in which the Egyptians lost
great number of men. Admiral Miauis had des
uoyed two Turkish frigates in the Dardanees.
The officer also that since the establishment
OF the new government, affairs have taken very
favorable turn; and Admiral Miaulis is waiting
with his fleet to join that of Lord Coctrane, who's,
approach has caused grea, joy and the Greeks are
determined to die conquer.
The ship owners of Hydra have created a specia
fund OF FIVE million piasires, TO be applied TO til,
defence of their sland all their vessels are armed
and completely equipped for service.
Napoli is furnished with provisions for eigh
months, and the committee OF the Hellenis,s are
invited to direct to this important place such sue.
cors as they may be able supply for the occasion
The citadel of Athens has provisions for year
That of Corinth is in a complete of defence
Moren 10 STA is the great object OF anxiety 10 III,
Greek government.
The ship Emile had sailed from Marseilles for
Napoli, with fifty young Freachmen going TO fight
the Greek cause.
The state of trade continues to be alarmngly de-
pressed, though there is occasionally CLEAN Of
hope. A letter from Manchester, July 20, state.
that advices had just been received there of the re-
turn of three cargoes of manufactured goods from
America; the intelligence, of course, added tn,
general distress In York, it said, there wa.
brisk sale for woollen cloths, especially for the
coarser description OF coatings. The Noting ham
Herald says there is decidedly more doing in the
lace and hosiery trades of that town, and in som,
branches an advance of price was obtained. a
number OF distressed stocking weavers from Lei
cester passed through the different streets of Bath
imrloring relief
A Liverpool paper ofthe 27th says, &" We.have
had very good demand for cotton to-day chiefly
IN American descriptions, and the sales tins day
have amounted to 250O bags, at some impro ement
on the depression of the beginning of the week
but none on the currency of the last week The
markets and pr aspects, however, look ketier.''
cabinet council was held on the 29lh, al
which all the cabinet ministers were present, and
impor an, business discussed. The king arrived in
London the same day from Windsor, in an open
landau, without any escort.
TURKEY.-The London papers contain series
OF letters from an English gentleman in Constant
| nople, giving plain but circumstanua account oil
the origin, progress, and results of the late nsur-
rection in that city, down to a very recent period
Many OF the circumstances detailed in these letters
have already been before the public. Under date
of June %, it is said, the exiting and decapitating
system had not relaxed up to last night, and it is
| expected TO 20 without intermsson, unless cir
cumstances shall occur to arrest IT, To-day thous-
ands OF Jannssaries have arrived outside the walls
from Adrianople and there is much anxiety among
the people the other side, but is little to apRe-
bend, as to the final success of the government,
The government is going on very actively with the
new military system, and the Grand Seignor him
self sells the example by drilling teith mGske!
in his hand. The numbers increase rapidly.
LONDON, July 1.-The Turkish government
still continues its system of exile and execution
without relaxation and it seems my in,mstion o
the 26ih past was much moderated. They reckon
the former at 40 900, s the latter at 10 10000
There is very little plague.