Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-07

According to the most exact calculations, lora-
him had hut l6, 600 men, including the fifth expedi-
ton he has received from Egypt, there are 2,l5o
at Tiipolizza; $500 in the other fortresses, and
from 10 to IL 900 at his disposal. But calculating
the losses he has with Tripolitza at Acrata,
| and in other engagements in the Morea and upon
| the continent, his number must be considerably
diminished. 1t is said that Rosatol died at Napol
| di Romania, where he was called by the govern
ment to receive the command OF the 800 troops de-
handed by Colocotroni.
| Zante, Jan. L. The Greeks rising with an
energy worthy of the glorious days when they
proclaim the reign of the Cross While some am
bilious dssenters have far from the field OF battle
| (where they never show themselves) been intrgu-
ing with strangers, and demanding master from
their country; Miaulis and Saktours are immor-
talzing the glorious flag which is covered with the
venerable symbol OF our redemption. The Sth OF
this month, eighteen vessels of war, belonging to
the fleet OF the Captain Pacha, taken, burnt
or TIN upon the shore of Etolia, near Mssolong
hi and the remainder of the cnemy's ships have
nov taken refuge under the guns of the castles of
Lepanto and Patras. Our victorious Helenians
cruising at the top of the promontory of Ataxa,
In sight OF the land and armies of the intdes,
| who are struck with terror. Ibrahm Pacha, whose
troops have been successfully beaten the north
ern side of Peoponnesus, and at the assault OF
Missolonghi seems, to have lost his courage, and
to be in very uneasy position
by Lord Verulam, and seconded by Lord Sheffield.
Lord King moved an amendment, declaring that
Parliament would undertake revision of the Corn
laws The amendment was supported by Lord
Grosvenor, and opposed by the Marquis of Lans-
down and Lord Liverpool. 1t negatived, and
the address voted without division. In the
House of Commons, the address moved by
Mr.. Vor,ley, who was lately in this country, in
his maiden speech. 1t opposed by Mr..
{ Brousham and others, and supported by the Chan
cellor OF the Exchequer, Mr. Canning, and others.
Mr.. Canning state, that the treaty with Brazil was
not ratified. and would no, be that it was con-
cluded without instructions, and in opposition TO
the known views Of the government.
In the House of Commons, Feb. 4, the Chan
celor of the Exchequer announced that on Friday
proposition would be made, relative to the &C
quiescence OF the Bank of England in the PROPOSE
ton Of the government, to abandon portion of its
monopoly, and that on the oath he should he pre-
pared to submit to the House and the nation the
details of the financial situation of the country
The Bank had assen'ed, in meeting of stockhol
ders, TO the proposition made by the government
A great forgery is said 10 have been committed
on the Bank of England
/ The Banking House OF S. G. Skies s. Co. Hud-
dersfield, has suspended payment. Messrs. Lord,
Robinson S Co. Of Leeds, have also suspended
payment.
PIRATES CAPTURED-C Captain Wibray,
at New York, from New Orleans, informs that
when he came out of the River ne saw two schoon-
ers at anchor few miles to the leewarl of the
bar, which he was told by the pilots were the
Revenue Gutter and her prize, piratical schooner
with Is men, which she had captured on the coast
westward of the Balize The steam boat Olive
Branch, which lowed the Azelia sea, after ieav-
ing her, went TO their assistance, and Captain
Wibray saw them go safe into the river with the
prize.
the Balize fer several days previous to the 9th, by
a thick fog and southerly winds.