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


The concerts for the Greeks continue. nevrrthe-
Tess We have the pleasure to announce, that that
given in Brussels produced $4,000 francs and
that the fete chanypetre of the Harmonic Society |
at Anvers realized 500 francs Journal du Com
merce.
SPAIN.
Madrid, June l2.- Several cupies OF letters
had fallen into the hands OF the Police, In which
the signature of NJ. DE LInfsntado was counter
feited, and which had been addressed in the form
of circular to several commandants Of corps OF
regular troops add OF royal volunteers. 1t is said
in this paper that his majesty convinced that
count of the state of his health the affairs of the
state must suffer, has decided abicate his crown
in favor OF his immediate heir and that conse-
quenty would be necessary to dispose the minds
OF the volunteers In such manner that the force OF
ne army might be iii state 10 repress any disorder
which might have birth in maevolenCe, when the
moment should arrive for putting n execution
measure so important.
Don Nicholas Isadora, captain general OF the
province Of La Nfancha, who is destined, it Is said,
TO The general command of the gen d'armerie, first
discovered this imposture.
The rich house of Gsrssllo, at Catliz, has loaned
TO the government 10 millions of reals.
Berlin, goth May.-The King has, by two cab
inc, orders of the Sth s. 18th OF last February grant
ed 70 the heirs Of Schiller, and to me widow and
children of the counsellor of legation, Richer, a
Kingdom of Prussia
ITALY
Florence, June S. Letter Of tie .4TchbiSkop
iSnatius 10 ~ Eynard. The news which I
have received is very good. The brave Nicetas en-
tered Itipolirza the 18th May. The efforts of I
Drahim Pacha to secure that place were useless.
Repuised by the Greeks who guarded the passages,
ne returned to Pa,ras, after having suffered CON
siderable loss.
The new government acts with irmness and ac-
uv1iy great number OF intrisuers, well
Greeks as strangers, have received orders 10 quit
the Peloponnesus. 1t has engaged The marines, by
means oil persuasion, TO serve the Country months
gratis All beiokens better state of things in iu
lure and may heaven bless your efforts
They write me that 700 women & children saved
themselves with flre brave garrison, and that they
arrived at the camp Cravari. The miserable beisgs
carried TO Aria & Prevesa amounted TO about one
thousand They are sold at low price. Indepen-
Gent OF the cruelty OF the Egyptian, there are
christian purchasers; but by Of the consuls at
Frevesa, 1t is hoped that your beneyoient designs
will De fulfilled
From nc Lo.io,. S.e,, june 10.
French papers on the 9Th, and the Etoile of the
Sth Instant reached us this morning by express.
They contain the following Bulletin addressed by
Nohis Bozzars and Kitzos Tzaveas, the COM
Isanders OF the late garrison CT Missoonghi, to the
members OF the government, giving an account o.
'S N"e"hstd'SeS attending tue IAN vi tNelT IoI-
t-ess, and OF their having reached Salona, with
bout 1900 men, wing hsd cut their way through The
Turkish forces.
SALoN.l, May :.
. The chicfsof the garrison of .HisSolonghi to
the members Of eOrerltnlent. bail
. Fhe city OF which you rad entrusted ,he de-
Iehce TO our hands, IS in those OF the enemy, but
transformed into heap of ruins. which COW
eIed sepersi hundreds OF our heroes, rerosing on
thofsaRfs or hostile co-yses. We slrs'l blame no
one all the Greeks nave done their duty aod we
nave witnessed from our .ampar;s the vain efforts
OF our fleet to come TO our relief. But the God
OF christians had derreesi otherwise. A prey, du-
ing three days, TO the torrnens Oh the mds horri-
bic OF all calamtes, hunger, we took the sesoiu-
ton OF quilting rhe town before should fall
helpless into the power On our enemies. Our wve,
resolved to accompany alas how could we
deny 10 those dear halves the hope of escape I;
We consented TO their demand The lat defence
OF the city was conide! TO the generous patriotism
OF the old men and Of the wounded, who did not
ieei themselves strong enough 60 accompany Us in
our soEtie,
On the 22d, (ApriD at eight, we opened the
gates of the sacred town. In opposition TO every
Hope we had formed, We found the Barbarans rea-
Dry TO receive u.s. Our Surprise extreme, and
up 10 this moment we are ignorant how the enc
my was informed OF our project. What we can
declare Is, that not of the brave warriors of
The garrison has sullied its glory by treacirery
some died like heroes, and others still live, but
They live only Tor revenge. Although on their
guard, the bayonefs of the bar6arans were pow
trIess against our swords. Their columns regular
y inaTshalled, were pierced after horrible slaugh-
ter, and we reached the mountains The greater
portion OF our wives and our children persisted in
the struggle, hu. the enemy only gained corpses,
ior not one Greek was taken slive. Arrived on
The neighbCTing mountains, we took several hours
rest, and directed march at the dawn of dav
towards Saiona, where we have been these four
days, 20 the number Of 1900. Several of our
brethren who also saved are still scattered in the
mountains, but will not bs long in Joining us.
Governors OF Greece, you 60 whom the ma
ton has entsested the noble task OF directing her
Ges'ines, do not lose courage. Ii you cpnfide in
US, shall be proud live still to avenge the vi
olaed tombs of the immortal Markus (Bozzsrfs)
and Of that generous Engiishman who con.ecraie1l
to US his muse, his love, and hs life aIissolongh
IS every where, where we are the blood which
flows through our veins is still the same. The
children Of Greece and OF calamity, we are still the
men who defended her liberty and our sacred rights
on the steep rocks of Sui, on the ruined walls
OK Missolonghi. We await your orders, and are
seady to execute them by Shedding the last drop Of
our blood.
" Tire commanders of the garrison OF MtssoIon-
CHI. tSigued) NOTHIS BOZZARIS,
KITZOS TZAVELI,QS"
TA1,ES1r LJ(flN IN ANCL,