Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-08
FOREIGN.
Office of the .Ne,o York Gazette,
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FROM EUROPE.


The ship Coiinthian, Capt Davis, arrived here
yesterday morning from Liverpool. Capt. Davis,
on his passage, spoke the brig Talisman, from Liv
e. pool, or Boston, from the Captain of which,
he obt4ined London paper Of the 25th OF July,
when is one day later than our former advices.
Accounts from Manchester to the 23d represent
he state of the manuiactur there as still 6eplo-
rable. An idea was gaining ground that negolia-
tons in their behalf gong on between Sir
John Byng and Mr.. Peel. No riots nor disorders
were anticipated, and the hopes of the suffering
multitude were placed upon the regulations with
the Secretary Of State.
The grain harvest had mmenced, the accounts
OF which from almost every quarter were favorable
aud suspicious.
The III diligence from the city Of Cork is of
the most narrowing characier-families WI ere to be
found which had not tasted food for two days and
TWO nights
The London Sunday Times of July %, says,
' We hear that great dissen,on has broken out
In the Cabinet between Mr. Peel and Mr. Canning !;
the first recommending the immediate relief of the
manufacturing districts by pecunary aid The latter
insisting the pernicIous nature of the precedent
A dissolution OF the ministry is talked OF as the
probable result''
Most OF the persons arrested a, St. Petersburg
appeared 10 have made suflicien, atonement for
their fault by the imprisonment they had already
feet liberty.
AT Constaniinople in order to keep the people
in the favorable temper hey had previously mani
tested, the Sultan had Caused The price of provi-
-ions to be reduced ore hall, accusing the Janisss
ries of having made them dear
His Maiesty's irIgate Syblle, had suffered con-
siderably In meu and officers AS men and Lieu
tenants killed and wounded) in an attack upon
piratica! fleet Gambia.
froun Snvr..a ,,f tho t.. IL.
several ship coming from the Dardanelles saw thou
sands OF dead bodies floating in the sea of Marmo-
ia, supposed 10 have been asst in, IN consequence
of the revolt oil the Janssaries
The King OF Spain vas said TO have shown
marked displeaspre on receiving the intelligence of
The course about to be pursued by the Emperor
Don Pedro, with regard Portugal. All the
Ambassadors were invited to the palace and told
tnat deadly blow had been aimed at the King and
Royal fainils of Spain, by the constitution con
ierred on Portugal. He feared the Li6eraHst par
ty in Spain might attemp .ia,ils. schemes, and
even suggested, according one account, that the
European powers ought not 10 ackr owledge The
existence OF any such Government IN Portugal :;
aiding, tha' Tor his own part he pro esled most
solemn against every step of the proceedings.
ne KING kept the palace in confusion throughout
that day. and the next Couacl was assembled,
during " icb the Police Minister opposed the sus-
pension OF the Kings intended journey, and is
reported 10 have said that he would ansyy er for the
safety OF Madrid with his head
LSoerpool Markets, Julv %.
Our Cotton market throughout the week has been
extremely depressed, and prices have again receded
fully LADY per pound-We have no Improvement
to notice IN the prices of Tobacco, and the demand
still remains very limited.
The - heat market continues very steady, with
demand rather exceeding the supply the stocks of
old foreign are consequently decreasing
he ship Frances has arrived in Hampton Roads
IN Al days from Liverpool with papers OF 2Ith and
18th Juiy>not so late as by the Cornthian at New
York
There had been two Cabinet Councils, held at
the Foreign Office in Downing Street, by summons
OF Mr. Secretary Canning. The cabinet was fully
attended, and continued in close deliberations up
wards of three hours; the subject under discussion
supposed TO be foreign politics, because it had been
summoned by Mr.. Canning. Some importance was
slio attached 10 II fre m The NUMEROUS attendance OF
the members, and the distance some Of them ira
yelled 10 be present, viz: the Earl of Harowby from
Stafordshire; the Chancellor of the Exchequer from
Kent; the Earl of Liverpool from Surry, Sc lis
object had not transpired but the London Times
calls the attention of its readers the rather IN
usual circumstance of tpo Cabinet Councils
having been held in The course of the week al the
Foreign Office.
The distress of the manufacturers increases A.
mother very extensive cotton mill at Stockport has
stopped working, and more expected to stop.
But in consequence of this one event, from
to 700 hands have been utterly thrown out of
employment. In all the manufacturing districts,
particularly in those of Lancashire and Yorkshire,
the distress OF the poor people is every day aug
mented. All their little savings are gone: the
greater part of their clothes and furniture sold
or pawned; the funds of private charity nearly ex-
haused and the parish entirely Inadequate TO
the relief Of the numbers whO apply for it! What
picture! The Bank of Eogland has de; errnined to
establish Branches at Gloucester, Swansea, Biz
mngham and Manchester: the former is already
opened; and the mode Of banking to be pursued is
10 resemble that practised in London by the Paren,
Bank
THE GREEKs.-Letters from Corfu of the 10th
June bring to Vienna The news that the Seraskier.
Redschid Pacha, having left garrison at AIsso-
longhi, had marched on 23d May TO L&panto, with
corps of 5000; had taken a monastery occupied
by The Greeks, and several villages about Sa-
Iona, and had then marched 10 Athens One of
the commissioners of the Porte attended him on
his march Ibrahim Pacha, after having dispersed
on the 9Th May corps of insurgents near Patras
had left that fortress with his cavalry, and his
whole army, (said 10 be 10000 Egyptians and
1000 Albsnians, )-Cslavrsts surrendered at his
approach, and he continued his march without on
position TO the neighbourhood of Tripolizza.
Colocotroni, with but 500 men, retired at his ap-
Proach TO Kanitere, leaving the road 10 Tripolizza
open to him. After a short stay in that town Ibra
him Pacba made several excursions to Leondari .
MIstTe, &c without meeting any resistance. Ac-
cording to the last accounts, he had pitched his
camp near Argos; and Niketa, who was in those
parts with small corps, has rereated to Napoli di
Romana.